ON Thursday 11 July (prior to print publication) three talented Camden Haven Eagles were set to take the field in Under 14s and 16s actions for the Group 3 Junior Rugby League (JRL) Academy. Stevie Brown, Chloe Gaskin-Hogan and Ezekiel ‘Zeke’ Fahina travelled to Glenfield to face off against the Group

JULY 7th Our Monday Monthly Pairs saw bowlers from throughout the Mid North Coast compete in Kew’s Open Pairs Competition. Wayne Thrussell and Jeff Dixon played some fantastic bowls, to win their three games and take out 1st prize. Brad Martin and Trent Goffin came a close 2nd, while Rocky

UNDER 14s rugby league players from Camden Haven High School (CHHS) displayed their prodigious ability and commendable sportsmanship as they did battle in the statewide Buckley Shield competition. In the divisional playoff, the CHHS Under 14 boys dominated Coffs Harbour’s Orara High School, coming away with a commanding 54-8 win. This placed

AS the Lake Cathie Raiders under 16 girls kick off their new adventure on the soccer field, the arrival of fresh talent brings a revitalising energy to the team, reshaping their interactions on the field and laying the groundwork for an exciting transformation within the group. Each player's unique abilities contribute

CAMDEN Haven local Darby Moore is on the path to becoming a rugby league superstar after being spotted by Sydney Roosters talent scout Rob McAlpine. Moore, captain of the Lake Cathie-Bonny Hills Raiders Under 13s, recently stepped out in the famous red, white and blue after being selected in the Roosters

A TRIO of Camden Haven High School (CHHS) students recently represented the North Coast in the NSW Combined High School State Touch Football Championships in Newcastle. Picked for the representative side after impressing at regional trials were Noah Model, Cohen Model and Tayte Gibson. The State Championship runs for three days,