FOUR of Port Stephens’ most promising swimmers are showcasing their skills at this week’s Australian Age Swimming Championships on the Gold Coast. Ebony Nix, Magnus Gregory, Isabella Hol and Lara Budd hail from Nelson Bay Swimming Club and will fly the flag against the best young swimmers in the nation. The talented

SIX students from the Fit2fight Martial Arts Centre at Raymond Terrace have attained the trip of a lifetime in their chosen sport. Talented martial arts exponents Konrad Thomas, Kallyah Butler, Bella James, Kiriana Thomas and Charli Butler along with leading instructor Steve Wheatland will fly the flag for Port Stephens at

NELSON Bay cricket products Lucas Vincent and Tyler McInnes are set to broaden their cricket journey when they venture to India this month on a two week goodwill tour. The rising sixteen year old schoolboys will represent the Kershler Cricket Academy in a series of Twenty 20 and limited overs fixtures

PORT Stephens Pythons Cricket Club have enhanced their remarkable premiership-winning record in the Newcastle District Suburban Cricket competition. The much vaunted Pythons were crowned Division Six champions after rolling Beresfield Memorial in the recent title decider at Feighan Oval. It capped another successful season for the Medowie-based club after earlier winning the

VARIETY is the spice of life and the motto for Port Stephens Power AFL womens team as they prepare for the 2024 Hunter Central Coast AFL Black Diamond Plate competition. It has proved a pre-season campaign with a difference for several members of the Power’s 30-player squad, who have complemented their

RUBBING shoulders with the State’s finest junior swimmers has proved an inspirational moment for Raymond Terrace-based schoolboy Beau Wheeler. The promising eleven-year-old breaststroker was one of four exciting prospects from the Stroud Seals Swimming Club to show their wares at the NSW State Junior Swimming Championships at Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic