WITH a place in the finals on the line, last weekend's local derby at Coronation Park between the Macksville Sea Eagles and the Nambucca Roosters produced all the passion and top notch football the large crowd had come to see. The first ovation from the gathered footy fans was for local

THE Nambucca Strikers Women's team endured a challenging trip to Coffs Harbour, resulting in their second consecutive defeat, a 5-2 loss against the Coffs United Lionesses. The disappointing outcome pushed them down to third place in the table, with just two rounds remaining in the season. Coach Rhys Jones faced

THE Bellingen Valley/Dorrigo Magpies took on the Nambucca Roosters on Sunday at Nambucca Heads with the home side producing a convincing win with 38 points against the Magpies 12. Right from the kick off a clumsy handling error by Bellingen, the first of many such errors by both teams, resulted in

THE Nambucca Strikers' Under 8s team exhibited a remarkable display of football at a Gala Day at South West Rocks last Sunday, finishing a commendable second place. Coach Kelly Trisely praised the young dynamos, hailing their collective effort throughout the tournament. “The Under 8s smashed it today at the South West

WITH a squad depleted by injuries, the Nambucca Strikers women showed great determination but ultimately fell short, losing 3-2 to third-placed Woolgoolga last Saturday. There was a glimmer of hope for coach Rhys Jones as talisman goalkeeper Rhiannon Cooke Jones made her return to the team after six weeks injured on

THE Nambucca Roosters were away at Sawtell last weekend, coming out on top with a 48-28 score line. Going into the first half with a strong south east wind in their face, the Roosters were forced into two line drop-outs within five minutes of the kick-off. Despite the wind disadvantage Tyronne