NAMBUCCA Strikers edged past Boambee 1-0 at Ayrshire Park last Saturday to retain their position at the top of Women’s Division Two. Charismatic coach Rhys Jones provided insights into the match and their injury crisis. “Nambucca Strikers’ eventful season continued with the team travelling to Boambee to take on the third-placed Boambee

THE Nambucca Strikers' under 13s squad was severely affected by an influenza outbreak, but the under 12 Girls' team stepped up to the plate and came to the rescue of their teammates at the weekend. Coach Adam Gill was full of praise for the Strikers despite their gritty 7-1 defeat against

THE Nambucca Strikers under 6s and 7s enjoyed participating in a three-club Miniroos gala day with Macksville Stingers and Scotts Head Sharks last Sunday in Macksville. There were lots of smiles and laughter coming from players in the small-sided football matches. Football carnivals have slowly been reintroduced into the football calendar

MANOR Smith was victorious over Elaine Fleming in the Club Consistency Competition, so that has added to Manor’s count of that title over the years. Well done Manor. In the Restricted Singles (for ladies who have played under 7 years) the eventual winner was Rosemary Dugdale, who beat Deb Mann in

THE South Grafton Rebels played host to the Nambucca Roosters on Sunday in a game that went down to the wire, with the home side coming up with the win 20-18. The Roosters started strongly right from the kick-off and, thanks to some impressive back-line work, drew first blood when

DESPITE a long injury list, the Nambucca Strikers dug deep to produce an impressive second-half comeback triumphing 5-2 over Corindi at Coronation Park last Saturday in Women’s Division Two. Down 2-0 at half time and missing key players through injury, the Strikers’ position at the top of the league was in