THE Macksville Sea Eagles traveled north to the Solitary Islands Sports Ground to take on the Woolgoolga Seahorses in three grades on the weekend. Unfortunately Woolgoolga had to forfeit in the under 18s. With Woolgoolga being the defending premiers it was always going to be tough for Macksville, but they showed up

ON Saturday the Nambucca Roosters travelled north to meet the Grafton Ghosts on their home ground of Frank McGuren Field to play out the Round 4 games that had been postponed due to extreme weather. It was a successful campaign for the Roosters, winning three of the four grades, with

THE Nambucca Strikers defeated the Bellingen Bats 10-0 in front of their home crowd at Coronation Park last Saturday in the Women’s 2nd Division South. The Strikers bounced back from last week’s defeat with a vengeance. It took Ashleigh White just two minutes to open the scoring, who went on to

THE last few weeks of beautiful autumn weather chose to fade on our fishing day. However, when you are fishing on the banks of the Nambucca River watching a pod of pelicans performing synchronised swimming while Osprey roam the sky, you can ignore the sun hiding behind grey menacing clouds. Some

IN CAMELOT it only rains at night. Not so in Macksville where Saturday's golf was washed out. Lorraine King and Carmel Freudenstein organised a Bowel Cancer fundraising day on Friday sponsored by BMW Flooring Nambucca and it was played in ideal conditions. 42 players from Nambucca Heads to Taree supported this Stableford

THE Macksville Sea Eagles left the Nambucca Valley for the first time in season 2024 last weekend, travelling north to Rex Hardaker Oval to take on the Sawtell Panthers in all four grades. The Macksville Under 18s remain undefeated this season after a convincing win on a damp and slippery pitch. The