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Tigers banged in five goals before oranges on the way to a 6-0 win over the Kempsey side at Polwarth Drive last Saturday. Rangers coach Jason Coleman conceded his team had a “couple of key blokes out which is no excuse”, but they had no answers before an improved second-half showing when the game was… Continue reading Macleay Valley Rangers weren’t quite up for the job and Coffs Tigers pounced

THE Coastal Premier League’s finals series gets underway in September, as teams look to clinch a top 6 spot with just six rounds left in the home and away season. With this season’s finals series fast approaching, here is how each of the six North Coast Football teams have fared so far, and what their… Continue reading The finals run home for Coffs Coast teams

COFFS Coast Tigers are through to the next round of the Australia Cup after beating fellow North Coast Football side Bellingen FC in their fourth-round match at the Coffs Football Centre. The Tigers advanced to the fifth round of the nation-wide knockout competition with a 3-1 win against Bellingen. The Tigers started the match where… Continue reading Australia Cup – Coffs Tigers v Bellingen FC

Coffs United have been the runaway success story of this year's Coastal Premier League (CPL) competition - and there's a key to their sublime form.But the secret isn't closely guarded - nothing like the wall of silence which surrounds herbs, spices and fried chicken."Hard work", explains Coffs United coach Luca Paolacci on the steel which… Continue reading Thirst for work powers Coffs United

It's why coach Nathan Wade hasn't totally abandoned the idea of simply qualifying for the finals - he wants his team to finish as high as they can. Should they achieve that, it will have a two-fold effect. They will head into the finals full of momentum and they would then subsequently avoid Coffs City… Continue reading Port United still harbour ambitions of a top-two finish in the Coastal Premier League

It would take a while to compile a complete list of budding footballers from the Mid North Coast who had stars in their eyes before a taste of the Big Smoke put an end to their dreams. In fact, it would be a lot easier to name those who have progressed than the hundreds -… Continue reading Port United midfielder Mason Moore

Joey Newman is a new face at the Boambee Bombers this season.Arriving in Coffs Harbour last year to continue his medical degree at the UNSW Rural Clinical School, Joey signed up to play for Boambee’s 3rd Division side but didn’t play a single competitive match before the COVID-19 pandemic forced a move back home to… Continue reading Boambee’s smooth operator in the midfield

It's been a challenging season for the Taree Wildcats, but they can see the light at the end of the tunnel. They appear to have avoided the wooden spoon despite going through a list of players as long as the Manning River. President Michael Wallace believes they have the right plans in place to rise… Continue reading Wildcats focused on playing the long game: Wallace

Brad Clancy had a football vision for 2021. This being his first season out of juniors, the aim was to train hard and play even harder.Inside the jersey was the yearning to earn himself a spot off the bench in the Bombers CPL 1st Division squad mid-way through the season.Brad had to shift the goal… Continue reading Boambee FC’s Brad Clancy – teen living the dream

2021 has been a testing season for Sawtell in the Coastal Premier League - but the club remain upbeat about the future and staunch on their vision."It's been a hard season for the team and the coach, but it's a brand new team and it's a young team," club president Simon Portus said.With a swag… Continue reading Sawtell focussed on strong foundations