The major award winners from the Cobar Netball Association’s presentations on Saturday night at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club: A Grade Best & Fairest joint winners—Sosie Barton and Neve Carter (Neve also won the A Grade Sportsmanship award); Club Person of the Year—Joanne Carter; B Grade Best & Fairest—Maggie Watt; and the B Grade Sportsmanship Award joint winners—Gaile Talu, Mollie Harley (and Mel Mills, absent from photo). ▪ Photo contributed
The major award winners from the Cobar Netball Association’s presentations on Saturday night at the Cobar Bowling & Golf Club: A Grade Best & Fairest joint winners—Sosie Barton and Neve Carter (Neve also won the A Grade Sportsmanship award); Club Person of the Year—Joanne Carter; B Grade Best & Fairest—Maggie Watt; and the B Grade Sportsmanship Award joint winners—Gaile Talu, Mollie Harley (and Mel Mills, absent from photo). ▪ Photo contributed
The Bactrians ladies rugby team put on a great display at the Camels Gala Day on Saturday at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval recording a confident 7-3 win over the visiting Bourke/Brewarrina team. Saturday’s side was bolstered by some Bactrian veterans who, apart from one injury, pulled up pretty well.
Cobar Water Board chairman Doug McKay welcomed a funding announcement on Monday of $46 million for the construction of three new pump stations at Nyngan, Hermidale and Cobar to improve our water reliability. NSW Minister for Lands and Water Kevin Anderson flew into Cobar on Monday to make the funding […]
The annual Bannister Day golf event on Saturday attracted 21 players for the men’s Stableford competition and 17 players for the ladies’ Stableford game. Steve Manns was the men’s winner finishing the day with a very good score of 43 stableford points while Trudy Elder, (a Bannister family descendant) won […]