AS the Group 2 Junior Rugby League Grand Final in Coffs Harbour approaches, the Referees Association has shown confidence in three emerging referees: Malcolm Keating, Carter Deverson and Beau Glyde. These young officials will be in the driver's seat to handle their respective Grand Final appointments, highlighting the next generation

AFL North Coast's best junior teams have been crowned after winning premierships on grand final day at the C.ex Coffs International Stadium. Bellingen Bulldogs Youth Girls 17s side capped off their stellar undefeated season with a premiership win, smashing the Coffs Harbour Breakers 10.6 (66) to 0.0 (0) to win their

AFL North Coast teams have booked their place in this season’s grand finals during a big day of Preliminary Finals at Woolgoolga. Port Macquarie Magpies booked their place in the seniors grand final with

WITH a win guaranteeing a grand final place, the Sawtell Panthers travelled south to Nambucca Heads on Sunday to take on the Roosters. Footy fans were treated to a warm sunny afternoon, with the playing surface unaffected by last week's deluge. The sides were evenly matched in the early minutes,

AFL North Coast’s best teams have earnt grand final berths, while others kept their season alive during the first week of the finals series in Coffs Harbour and Sawtell. Coffs Harbour Breakers seniors are one win away from a premiership after booking a grand final berth with an 18.11 (119) to

THE Urunga Raiders have completed a perfect season in the Women’s HIT105.5 North Coast Premier League, securing victory in every match and a whopping goal difference of +67. It’s been a stellar season for attacking midfielder Katie Thorn, who has bagged nine goals and created many more. Thorn credited the team’s