The Cobar Rugby Union Camels travelled to Bourke on Saturday to take on semi-final contenders, Bourke/Brewarrina (“Bourke”) Barbarians. The Camels travelled with 24 players but were aware of the blistering pace of the opposition, and that pace was the difference between the two teams. The final score 50-21 in Bourke’s […]
The Cobar Rugby Union Camels hosted the first competition game for 2026 against 2025 Western Plains Zone competition runners-up Nyngan Bulls on Friday night under lights at the Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval. After failing to field a Camels side in 2025, Cobar had 21 players ready for action at kick […]
A former Cobar “Camel” and state representative rugby player, now an established commentator and coach in the “rugby union minded” Asian countries, Justin Sampson, is keen to work with the Cobar & District Rugby Union Football Club. Cobar Rugby Club president Peter Payne met with Sampson last week to formulate […]
Peter Payne will continue to be the face of the Cobar Rugby Club after he was returned as president at the club’s annual general meeting on Sunday. Apart from only one current player being present at Sunday’s meeting, Payne was however pleased there was a good turnout of 20 old […]
Despite the Cobar Camels recording their third forfeit of the 2024 Western Plains Rugby Union competition on Saturday, it’s not the end for the struggling team. Cobar & Districts Rugby Union Club president Peter Payne said it was unfortunate that the Camels have had to forfeit their last two consecutive […]
The Cobar Rugby Union Camels hosted the Nyngan Bulls on a freezing cold night on Friday to contest the Chris Elder Trophy in their Round 7 match of the Western Plains Rugby Union competition. After a very spirited first half performance, the Camels were eventually taken apart by a fitter […]
The Cobar Camels Rugby Union club took a strong side to Bourke on Saturday but at fulltime, it was their opposition, the combined Bourke/Brewarrina side, who ran out winners, 41-17. In no way was the final score an indication of the spectacle provided. The game was tough and uncompromising but […]
It was a game of contrasting halves. The first half saw the Camels trying to settle into a rhythm as many of the players had trained together but never played together. Gular took advantage of their early indecision and within mere minutes of the kick off, Gular had an early […]
The Cobar Rugby Union Camels competed in the Warren Rugby Gala Day on Saturday in their first competitive hit out for 2024. Eight teams participated in a round robin format with Cobar playing four 25-minute games against a rejuvenated Bourke-Bre outfit, the Dubbo Kangaroos No. 1 team, the Narromine Gorillas […]
The Cobar Rugby Union Club has locked in two weekly training nights at the Ailsa Fitzsimmons Memorial Oval with Tuesdays being designated as their key training session for the week. Both of the weekly training sessions will be attended by Head Coach, Mark Aumua, and by one of his assistant […]
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