Cobar Swimming Club’s Henry Knight competed at the NSW Country Regional Swimming Carnival in Gunnedah earlier this month coming up against swimmers from all over NSW country including competitors from Coffs Harbour, Tamworth, Blue Mountains, Port Macquarie and Casino. From his seven events, Henry finished with four second places and one third. He also set six new personal best times, including dropping an incredible 17.77 seconds off his official 200m Individual Medley time and shaved almost six seconds off his previous best 100m butterfly time.
Cobar Swimming Club’s Henry Knight competed at the NSW Country Regional Swimming Carnival in Gunnedah earlier this month coming up against swimmers from all over NSW country including competitors from Coffs Harbour, Tamworth, Blue Mountains, Port Macquarie and Casino. From his seven events, Henry finished with four second places and one third. He also set six new personal best times, including dropping an incredible 17.77 seconds off his official 200m Individual Medley time and shaved almost six seconds off his previous best 100m butterfly time.
Gordon Hill was named Cobar’s Citizen of the Year for 2021 at yesterday’s Australia Day Awards ceremony at the Cobar Memorial Swimming Pool. According to his nomination, Gordon is very much committed to the Cobar community and is always the first to put his hand up to help anyone in […]
It was mostly all one way traffic in the Adults Mixed Touch game between Phat Athletes and Urban Strength last Thursday night at Tom Knight Memorial Oval. Phat Athletes ran away to finish with an easy 18-4 win in Round 5 of the competition. Georgia Boland top scored in the […]
The Nymagee Magpies and Pumpettes were the first to take the court in the new season of Cobar Netball Association’s Senior Ladies 2022 competition on Tuesday. Pumpettes finished as eventual 47-33 winners but it was a see-saw game to start with as players settled back into, what has been for […]
