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
Among those providing care for the residents at the Lilliane Brady Village (which is currently in lockdown due to a COVID outbreak) is Enrolled Nurse Kathleen Newman (helping out from the Cobar Primary Health Care Centre), NSW Health Registered Nurse Judith Manning from Wellington and Lilliane Brady Village staff member […]
CSA Mine’s newly installed ventilation fans, which can deliver twice the airflow of their predecessors, have been designed with the future in mind as the mine plans to go deeper in the coming years. CSA’s Projects Manager Tom Mackay ad-vised the set of four new primary ventilation fans came into […]
A bowls Singles Championship game was played at the Golfie on Saturday be-tween a veteran and a shark. The match between Marlene Wynd and John ‘Shark’ Daly was a good one with Wynd consistently bowling spot on for 30 of the 35 ends, which was impressive to say the least! […]
