The Castlereagh Cougars Women’s Rugby League Club held their end of season awards on Sunday in Coonabarabran with Cobar players (pictured above) featuring predominately in the line up of award winners. In the Opens grade, Neve Carter was named the team’s Best Forward and Kayla Hasson won the Coaches Award. Cobar players won three of the four awards handed out in the Under 18s team with Bridgette Negfeldt named Best and Fairest, Kelsey Neve earned the Coaches Award and Sophie Cain was named their Most Improved. For the Under 16s, Rhylee Patterson collected the Coaches Award. In the Under 14s team, Rhylee Jeffrey was named their Best and Fairest, Isabelle Gillette won the Coaches Award and Tillie Cain was their Most Improved. This season the Cobar players clocked up a massive 2,732kms and 4,235km (round trips) playing in the Peter McDonald Premiership and Western Women’s competitions respectively. ▪ Photo contributed
The Castlereagh Cougars Women’s Rugby League Club held their end of season awards on Sunday in Coonabarabran with Cobar players (pictured above) featuring predominately in the line up of award winners. In the Opens grade, Neve Carter was named the team’s Best Forward and Kayla Hasson won the Coaches Award. Cobar players won three of the four awards handed out in the Under 18s team with Bridgette Negfeldt named Best and Fairest, Kelsey Neve earned the Coaches Award and Sophie Cain was named their Most Improved. For the Under 16s, Rhylee Patterson collected the Coaches Award. In the Under 14s team, Rhylee Jeffrey was named their Best and Fairest, Isabelle Gillette won the Coaches Award and Tillie Cain was their Most Improved. This season the Cobar players clocked up a massive 2,732kms and 4,235km (round trips) playing in the Peter McDonald Premiership and Western Women’s competitions respectively. ▪ Photo contributed
A good roll up had 63 players from 15 towns around the district enjoying a fantastic time both on and off the course. The going seemed a little tough for most players and the scores reflected how difficult the course can be for visitors and locals alike. Cobar were […]
The Great Cobar Museum’s new Coach House and Underground Mine Experience, which will showcase Cobar’s rich pastoral and mining history, is close to being completed. Many of the large display items have been moved in including drays, sulkies and an old Garford fire engine (pictured above). A number of large […]
There was a fantastic turn out of 17 teams for the Mixed Foursomes Club Championships over 27 holes on Sunday. The Foursomes competition this year had the men teeing off the odd holes and the ladies off the evens with the front nine holes played twice in the shot for […]
