ONE player’s season in front of goal was so outstanding that she scored more C.ex Group Women’s Division goals on her own than most teams could muster as a group. None of Woolgoolga 2, Nambucca, Boambee 2, Coffs United, Orara…
Boambee is through to the Women’s Division 1 grand final but Urunga showed it’s closing the gap between it and the Eagles. In their two meetings during the regular season the Eagles have walked away 5-1 victors both times but…
IF there’s one thing to take from the first week of the C.ex Group Men’s Premier League semi finals it’s that you have to play the match out all the way to referee’s final whistle. Late goals were the norm…
THE North Coast Football Senior Presentation Night and Awards Ceremony proved a big evening for Boambee. While those in attendance were thrilled with the stories of Socceroos’ legend and special guest Alan Davidson, the number of trophies that made their…
THERE was no shortage of awards for Maclean at the North Coast Football senior presentation night. With the clubs gathered at C.ex Coffs on Saturday night, the Bobcats were rewarded for playing their football in the right spirit with a…
A JUNIOR footballer from Woolgoolga is about to become a worldwide star courtesy of a documentary that will premiere shortly across the globe. Kyle Wallace enjoyed the experience of a lifetime in April when he was selected as one of…
TENNIS star of the 1970s and 80 Vitas Gerulaitis once lost 16 times in a row to rival Jimmy Connors. Upon winning the next time they met, Gerulaitis famously said: “Nobody beats Vitas Gerulaitis 17 times in a row”. Will…
THE first week of the Women’s Division 1 semi finals have thrown up an unusual situation for Woolgoolga. The club’s two teams finished the season in third and fourth position which means they’ll meet each other on Saturday in a…
AFTER four rounds of the C.ex Group Men’s Premier League season the Northern Storm were languishing at the bottom of the table without a point. This week they’re preparing to play in a semi final. The Storm finalised their rags…
THE North Coast Football grand finals at the C.ex Coffs International Stadium will be an opportunity for the local football community to support those farmers who are severely affected by drought. One dollar from every gate entry at the Stadium…
