Cobar Roosters Under 18s are cock of the walk after winning the Castlereagh Youth League grand final at Tom Knight Memorial Oval on Saturday. The Bantams won a nail-biting thriller, 18-16, in extra time over the Gulgong Bull Terriers. (Full match report on Page 22.) The Cobar club hosted all four grand finals on Saturday with Gilgandra winning Reserve Grade, Narromine finished as winners in League Tag and Coolah got the better of Cobar to win the First Grade match. See pages 10, 11, 22 and 24 for photos from the day.
Cobar Roosters Under 18s are cock of the walk after winning the Castlereagh Youth League grand final at Tom Knight Memorial Oval on Saturday. The Bantams won a nail-biting thriller, 18-16, in extra time over the Gulgong Bull Terriers. (Full match report on Page 22.) The Cobar club hosted all four grand finals on Saturday with Gilgandra winning Reserve Grade, Narromine finished as winners in League Tag and Coolah got the better of Cobar to win the First Grade match. See pages 10, 11, 22 and 24 for photos from the day.
Cobar Shire Council has been successful in its application for funding to hold another Grey Mardi Gras event in 2025. Council will receive $20,000 from Destination NSW through the Regional Event Fund which identifies and supports events in regional NSW that have the potential to act as a ‘cornerstone’ or […]
Cobar High School Year 11 student Rohan Bellotti (pictured at centre) is one of two recipients this year of the CWA Cobar branch’s Ellen Knight Scholarship. (The other recipient, Tiana Jones was not present for the photo.) The $200 scholarship can be used by the students to purchase whatever they […]
