The Cobar High School Girls Soccer team won 2-0 over Lithgow in the opening round of the High School Open Girls Soccer Knockout competition last Thursday in Cobar. With the scores locked at 0-all at fulltime, the match went to a penalty shoot-out to find a winner. The Cobar team is pictured above: Willow Raffaele, Sosie Barton, Elleise Woodbridge, Bridgette Negfeldt, Bella Morton (goal keeper at front), Sarah Nicholson, Aisha Schofield, Neve Carter, Sarah Morley, Macee Brown, Sophie Clark, Maddie Bruce, Tanna Grentell and Kelsey Neve. See Page 24 for a report from the game. ▪ Photo contributed
The Cobar High School Girls Soccer team won 2-0 over Lithgow in the opening round of the High School Open Girls Soccer Knockout competition last Thursday in Cobar. With the scores locked at 0-all at fulltime, the match went to a penalty shoot-out to find a winner. The Cobar team is pictured above: Willow Raffaele, Sosie Barton, Elleise Woodbridge, Bridgette Negfeldt, Bella Morton (goal keeper at front), Sarah Nicholson, Aisha Schofield, Neve Carter, Sarah Morley, Macee Brown, Sophie Clark, Maddie Bruce, Tanna Grentell and Kelsey Neve. See Page 24 for a report from the game. ▪ Photo contributed
With there being not much competition for the Cobar Roosters in the Castlereagh Youth League competition this season, the Cobar Under 18s were thrilled to take to the field on Sunday for an organised game against Brewarrina. The Cobar boys came out keen and eager to play after being let […]
Cobar’s new wellness coordinator, Wendy Liu, has been busy getting around talking to and meeting as many locals as he can. Mr Liu is employed by the Outback Division of General Practice and works out of the Cobar Primary Health Care Centre. Taking over the duties of the previous Sui-cide […]
Cobar High School (CHS) vice captain Sophie Clark has been selected to join the NSW state-wide Rural Youth Ambassador Program for 2022. The 16 year old was selected among a group of 20 students from across rural and remote NSW to join the program developed by the Country Education Partnership […]
