Cobar High School’s best in sport were acknowledged at the school’s end of year presentations on Thursday at the school. Montana Grentell collected the Cath Carroll Award for interest and participation in several sports by a girl, Jaxon Burke earned the Paul Cotterill Award for interest in participation in several sports by a boy, Pearl Blackburn received the Bill and Chatie Prisk Memorial Award as the Most Outstanding Sportsperson in 2024 and Sosie Barton won the Grace Mitchell Award for Outstanding Sportsmanship by a Girl. (Absent from photo: Jackson Muldoon was awarded the Bruce Mitchell Award for Outstanding Sportsmanship by a Boy and Josh Francisco was the recipient of the Anita Salter Nee Winders Memorial Award for Outstanding Participation in Sport.) Photo contributed
Cobar High School’s best in sport were acknowledged at the school’s end of year presentations on Thursday at the school. Montana Grentell collected the Cath Carroll Award for interest and participation in several sports by a girl, Jaxon Burke earned the Paul Cotterill Award for interest in participation in several sports by a boy, Pearl Blackburn received the Bill and Chatie Prisk Memorial Award as the Most Outstanding Sportsperson in 2024 and Sosie Barton won the Grace Mitchell Award for Outstanding Sportsmanship by a Girl. (Absent from photo: Jackson Muldoon was awarded the Bruce Mitchell Award for Outstanding Sportsmanship by a Boy and Josh Francisco was the recipient of the Anita Salter Nee Winders Memorial Award for Outstanding Participation in Sport.)
Cobar Junior Rugby League held their end of season presentations at Tom Knight Memorial Oval on Sunday to recognise the efforts of all their players this season. This year’s perpetual trophy winners were: Oscar Ryan—Tommy Good Top Tackler award; Isabelle Gillette—Tyronne Purcell Junior Clubman of 2024; Cohan Nicholson—Ted Brown Senior […]
There’s been some changes at the top following the Cobar Miners Race Club annual general meeting on Monday night, with Tony Polack taking on the president’s role. Long time president, Jarrod Marsden (who has served in the role since 2015) did not seek re-election for the top job but indicated […]
Work is complete on a brand-new permanent showground arena and cattle yards at Euabalong, supported with funding from the NSW Government in association with Cobar Shire Council. Crown Lands provided $148,631 in Crown Reserve Improvement Fund grants for the materials to construct the new arena, which will allow locals to […]
