The Castlereagh Cougars Women’s Rugby League Club held their end of season awards on Sunday in Coonabarabran with Cobar players (pictured above) featuring predominately in the line up of award winners. In the Opens grade, Neve Carter was named the team’s Best Forward and Kayla Hasson won the Coaches Award. Cobar players won three of the four awards handed out in the Under 18s team with Bridgette Negfeldt named Best and Fairest, Kelsey Neve earned the Coaches Award and Sophie Cain was named their Most Improved. For the Under 16s, Rhylee Patterson collected the Coaches Award. In the Under 14s team, Rhylee Jeffrey was named their Best and Fairest, Isabelle Gillette won the Coaches Award and Tillie Cain was their Most Improved. This season the Cobar players clocked up a massive 2,732kms and 4,235km (round trips) playing in the Peter McDonald Premiership and Western Women’s competitions respectively. ▪ Photo contributed
The Castlereagh Cougars Women’s Rugby League Club held their end of season awards on Sunday in Coonabarabran with Cobar players (pictured above) featuring predominately in the line up of award winners. In the Opens grade, Neve Carter was named the team’s Best Forward and Kayla Hasson won the Coaches Award. Cobar players won three of the four awards handed out in the Under 18s team with Bridgette Negfeldt named Best and Fairest, Kelsey Neve earned the Coaches Award and Sophie Cain was named their Most Improved. For the Under 16s, Rhylee Patterson collected the Coaches Award. In the Under 14s team, Rhylee Jeffrey was named their Best and Fairest, Isabelle Gillette won the Coaches Award and Tillie Cain was their Most Improved. This season the Cobar players clocked up a massive 2,732kms and 4,235km (round trips) playing in the Peter McDonald Premiership and Western Women’s competitions respectively. ▪ Photo contributed
Racing will continue in Cobar in 2026 after the Cobar Miners Race Club elected a new committee at their annual general meeting last week. The future of the sport had been in doubt after the club failed to gain a quorum for their first AGM a fortnight ago, however […]
Cobar residents awoke yesterday morning to the devastating news that two workers had been killed in an accident at Endeavor Mine. According to the Police Media report, two people died following an underground explosion at Polymetals’ Endeavor Mine yesterday morning. Emergency services were called to the mine at about 3.45am […]
The Cobar Bowling & Golf Club played host to the Cancer Council’s Longest Day 36 hole two person Ambrose event on Sunday which raises much needed funds for life saving cancer research. Although numbers were a bit disappointing, the 12 teams that took part all slogged it out until the […]
