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Lady golfers battle 38 degree heat

A small group of women golfers faced the 38 degree heat for a Stroke game last Wednesday. Fay Hardwick came out on top with 74 net followed by Ann Dunn (75 net) and Geraldine Francisco was third with 82 net. Hardwick also won the putting prize with 23 putts for […]

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Junior Rugby League season gets underway

The Junior League 2017 season kicked off on Saturday with the Cobar club hosting Narromine and Dubbo teams for Round 1 of the Dubbo & Districts Junior Rugby League competition. A big enthusiastic team of Cobar Roosters Under 10s were first out on the field on Saturday morning to take […]

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Local rider competes at International Horse Trials

Local eventer Kaila Wharton made the trip south to Albury over the weekend to compete at the Albury/Wodonga International Horse Trials. There was a great roll up of riders with just under 400 horse and rider combinations competing across the seven grades available from EvA60 right up to CIC3* classes. […]

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Swimming club’s season’s best season

The Cobar Swimming Club 2016/2017 season came to an end last week with a presentation night closing the season on Wednesday. In addition to announcing the swimming champions for the season a number of perpetual trophies were handed out. Jair Apaza was the first recipient of a new award, the […]

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The first Stroke was a tough one

The women’s golf first Stroke game of the year proved to be a tough one. It was played on Saturday in warm, humid conditions with only nine golfers contesting the event. Ann Dunn held off Angela Fryer and Fay Hardwick in a three-way countback after all carded 77 net for the […]

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Bryan Manns holds onto top position

The day started well for the Cobar Clay Target Club on Sunday with lots of members attending their annual general meeting to show their enthusiasm for the upcoming year. Bryan Manns was returned as club president and apart from secretary, all other committee positions were filled. After nine years Carol […]