FIVE Swimming North Coast members have competed at the Australian Swimming World Championship Trials in Melbourne. The trials were for the World Aquatics World Championships in Fukuoka, Japan later in the year. The qualifying times for this meet were quite steep and the Olympic swimmers were there in droves. The most successful Swimming

THE Nambucca Strikers Womens side’s impressive unbeaten streak came to a halt last Saturday, suffering a narrow 2-1 defeat against the Orara Valley Dingoes. Coach Rhys Jones faced the challenge of reshuffling the team due to the unavailability of half of the first-team players ahead of their trip to Upper

THE Nambucca Strikers under 16s celebrated their first win of the season with a big splash as the coach delivered on his promise to shout the milkshakes. A sensational hat-trick from Leo Woodward and a penalty save from Ryan Foulds clinched the three points for the Strikers, elevating them from the

THE highly anticipated local derby between the Nambucca Roosters and the Macksville Sea Eagles took place last weekend at Allan Gillet Oval, Macksville, with the home side coming out winners across all three grades. Macksville took an early lead in a very physical match-up and by halftime had 14 points on

WITH the non-availability of key members of the Roosters squad - Roberts-Davis, Saunders, Smith and Langley - for Saturday’s clash against Sawtell, supporters could have been forgiven for considering a win for Nambucca was not on the cards. The faithful that spent the afternoon at Coronation Park on Saturday received a

THE Nambucca Heads Bowling Club came alive with fierce competition and sporting camaraderie over the June long weekend as it played host to the 45th Ken Howard Memorial Lawn Bowls Carnival. With big prize money of $5,000 for first prize, $3,000 for second, third and fourth sharing $1,600 and a range