SOME of the Northern Beaches’ best young sport stars have been recognised for their achievements. Federal Member for Page Kevin Hogan presented thirteen young athletes with a certificate of recognition at a Local Sporting Champions Award event. Mr Hogan also ensured they were given every opportunity to follow their dreams by confirming

SAWTELL Panthers have signalled their premiership intentions, knocking off ladder leaders the Nambucca Roosters 26-16 in their top of the table clash at Rex Hardaker Oval. Much of Sunday’s heavyweight contest was a defensive grind from the get-go as both teams flexed their muscles and brought the required intensity. The Panthers were

THEY may not play for premiership points but the Sawtell Panthers Under 10s are some of the most enthusiastic young players you will ever see. The Panthers side played their final home game of the season at Rex Hardaker Oval last weekend, having enjoyed a season of Saturday mornings playing the

THE Coffs United Lionesses overpowered the Woolgoolga Wildcats 7-2 in the North Coast Premier League last Saturday at Forsyth Park, cementing their grip on second place. The Lionesses were stunned early by their third-placed rivals, who opened the scoring in the sixth minute. Jesse Beresford's perfectly directed header from a recycled

SAWTELL Golf Club has hosted a NSW Championship in which vintage clubs were required to play. The Hickory Golf Championship saw players using a set of antique hickory shafted clubs from the early 20th century. Sawtell’s Club Professional Brendan Barnes, was part of the winning team that took out the Canadian Foursomes