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
Polymetals Resources announced on Monday that commercial production is now underway at its Endeavor silver zinc mine. Polymetals Executive Chairman Dave Sproule said their redevelopment activities to bring the Endeavor Mine back to life over the past nine months at a modest cost have been both challenging and rewarding for […]
Tomorrow marks 39 years since the release of the first edition of The Cobar Weekly and while a lot has changed in almost four decades, some things are still the same. One thing that hasn’t changed is that The Cobar Weekly is still run by a volunteer, not for profit […]
Opening her own shop has been a dream of local foodie Abby Fairfull since she was 10 years old. Growing up in Cootamundra where her parents ran a pub (and young Abby made Anzac slice to serve as bar snacks), she dreamed of opening a bookshop and a coffee shop. […]
