Fresh from a huge two days at the Northern NSW Representative Carnival, PT and Crawls reflect on that outstandingly successful event, look at last week’s classic Women’s match, and cast an eye over this weekend’s round of footy. No mention…
The Northern NSW Representative Carnival was acknowledged as an outstanding success by the 19 teams and 400 players that competed across the two days. The carnival was staged at Coffs Coast Sports and Leisure Park on two outstanding grounds and…
If results fall their way on Saturday, Sawtell Toormina Saints could emerge from the weekend with the Minor Premiership in their keeping. In what was expected to be a rebuilding year, very few would have expected this at the start…
The most exciting match of the season to date resulted in a draw between the Port Macquarie Magpies Women and their Sawtell Toormina Saints counterparts. The match was a see-sawing affair throughout, highlighted by a number of lead changes and…
This week’s show is huge and has a major focus on the North Coast Force rep teams that will be in action next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for the Northern NSW Representative Carnival. And of course, you can’t talk rep…
With five rounds to go in the regular season each match takes on added significance in the race for the AFL North Coast premiership. Sawtell Toormina Saints have been the pacesetters in 2018 but suffered their first defeat of the…
New life has been breathed into the premiership race with Coffs Harbour Breakers win over title favourites Sawtell Toormina Saints. This was the Breakers first win over their local rival in 2018 at the fourth attempt and cuts the Saints…
Who is that masked man?! PT and Crawls are joined by not one, but two mystery guests, to look at all the happenings in both the Junior and Senior competitions, as well as the chance to be coached by an…
The acid will be applied to several teams in round 10 of the AFL North Coast Senior Competition to determine whether they’re contenders or pretenders. Port Macquarie Magpies take on the Grafton Tigers at Wayne Richards Oval in a match…
North Coast footy clubs just got “closer together” with the opening of the Warrell Creek bypass on the Pacific Highway. The final six kilometres of the Pacific Highway upgrade between Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour opened to traffic on Friday…
