Local athlete Ethan McLeod collected a bunch of medals and set a new world record at the at the World Powerlifting Committee National Championships in Brazil last week. Ethan had three days straight of competition. On Day 1 he grabbed third place in the teens Squat with a 150kg lift, Bench lifted (87.5kg) and Deadlifted (165kg) and placed first in the Under 75kg body weight division. Day 2 of the competition was Individual Lifts and Ethan was first in Bench Press, first in Squat Lift and second in Deadlift. On the final day of the competition, Ethan won the Strict Bicep Curl and set a new world record! ▪ Photo contributed
Local athlete Ethan McLeod collected a bunch of medals and set a new world record at the at the World Powerlifting Committee National Championships in Brazil last week. Ethan had three days straight of competition. On Day 1 he grabbed third place in the teens Squat with a 150kg lift, Bench lifted (87.5kg) and Deadlifted (165kg) and placed first in the Under 75kg body weight division. Day 2 of the competition was Individual Lifts and Ethan was first in Bench Press, first in Squat Lift and second in Deadlift. On the final day of the competition, Ethan won the Strict Bicep Curl and set a new world record! ▪ Photo contributed
It could be said that the Cobar Amateur Pistol Club has one of the best committees in town with four members of the club nominated for this year’s Services to Sport Australia Day award. John Stingemore, Michael Garbutt, Anita Neate and Robert Neate were among the eight nominees for […]
The entertainment at the Cobar Services Club on Saturday night was rated ‘R’ for really good fun! There was a full house (and then some) for the club’s first R Rated Bingo night. Experienced players who know the Bingo Lingo as well as Bingo ‘virgins’ enjoyed a light-hearted 21 (Adult […]
The Cobar Roosters proudly celebrated Multicultural Round on Saturday as part of their Round 11 Castlereagh Rugby League home games against Warren. Roosters club secretary Tia Turner said Multicultural Round is as a way to recognise and honour the diverse cultural backgrounds that make up the club, town and broader […]
