Braden Read was the standout player of the Cobar Camels Rugby Union Club’s 2024 season with Read collecting three major awards at the club’s end of season presentations on Saturday night. After what club president Peter Payne described as “another disappointing season” for the Camels who failed to finish the […]
Cobar Rugby Union Camels hosted the Coonamble Rams on Saturday at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval. After a free flowing spectacle of open rugby, one in which the Camels failed to convert some brilliant passages of play into points, the Rams returned home to Coonamble 38-28 victors. Frustratingly obvious is that […]
Despite starting with a player short for their Round 5 Western Plains Rugby Union match against the Nyngan Bogan Bulls on Friday night, the Cobar Camels were however competitive up until the late stages of the game. The Bulls did eventually finish with a 47-22 win, and Cobar finished the […]
Cobar Rugby Union Camels received a reality check against Warren Pumas on Saturday at the Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval when they were outplayed by a youthful, fit and well drilled side. Once again Cobar found itself with a different side to the one which played the previous week. Tafu Tafu […]
The Cobar Camels Rugby Union Club concluded their 2022 season with presentations on Saturday night at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval. Kody Martin was named as the Camels Best & Fairest Player of the season with Jayden Harvey their Best Forward and Lochlan Ford the Camels’ Best Back. Darius Naera was voted […]
The Cobar Camels travelled to Coonam-ble by bus with only 12 men on Saturday for their Round 9 Western Plains Rugby Union game. While some players had to work it appears that the Duck Creek Races at Nyngan were more attractive to a number of other players. The 12 who […]
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.
The Cobar Camels were impressive at home on Saturday up against the Brewarrina/Bourke Brumbies side in Round 6 of the Western Plains Rugby Union competition. The match was a high scoring affair with a total of 81 points scored in 80 minutes of play. While the Brumbies may have finished […]
It’s 50 years since the Cobar Camels Alisa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval was officially opened by the then president of Australian Rugby Union, Charles Blunt. The oval and its clubhouse were officially opened in June 1970 and named in honour of a young nurse, Ailsa Fitzsimmons, who is credited as being […]
Cobar Junior Rugby players (and would-be players) picked up a range of skills at a Western Plains Rugby juniors development day at Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval on Saturday. The two hour skills session was conducted by NSW Rugby Development Officer Mark Pitts, with assistance from Cobar Rugby Club committee members. […]
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