THIRTY-SIX high-octane football matches lit up the Coffs Coast Synthetics last weekend, as the region’s most promising junior female footballers clashed with top-tier talent from the Northern Rivers and the Gold Coast. Over two days of intense competition, the Under-13s, 15s, and 17s put their skills to the test, blending fierce

COFFS Harbour’s Under 14s cricketers are Inter-District champions. They claimed the North Coast Cricket Council title in a dominant 106-run win against Clarence River Junior Cricket Association in Grafton. The home side won the toss and elected to bowl, as Coffs Harbour proceeded to make a formidable total of 8/226 from their

IT’S that time of year again for Coffs Harbour’s best young Oztag players, as they get ready to take on the state’s best on home turf. Representative Oztag teams are set to take part in this week’s Junior State Championships in Coffs Harbour. The Coffs Harbour Cavaliers will play off against teams

NORTH Coast teams delivered a clean sweep in Round 3 of the Premier Youth League (PYL) Preseason Cup, with all five age groups securing victories in a dominant showing. The Under-13s set the tone early, dismantling Tamworth’s Northern Inland Rangers 6-0, and the momentum never wavered as the Under 15s won

ENTRIES are open for the fourth annual “Rumble in the Jungle Trail Run” at Ulong, where runners explore the rainforest and waterfalls of Bindarri National Park. Distances range from a one kilometre (km) kids run all the way up to a 50 km ultramarathon. The community event continues to grow in popularity,

TEE time for “Livable’s” Charity Golf Day is Sunday 9 March with registrations closing on Sunday 23 February. The community-driven event supports Special Olympics North Coast. Held at Sawtell Golf Club, it will bring together golf enthusiasts, businesses, and local supporters to help athletes with intellectual disabilities pursue their sporting dreams. Livable