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Waterpolo gold for Raymond Terrace youth
23 May 12 | IT HAS been a whirlwind tour for Hunter Hurricane Travis McFadyen. At 10, the Raymond Terrace sportsmen turned his back on rugby league to pursue the sport of water polo. Now, three years later
23 May 12 | THE annual two-day NSW stand up paddleboarding contest will hit waves across the Bay this weekend. The two-day event this year is expanding into a four-day public festival, with free entertainment
23 May 12 | THE Raymond Terrace Jets will mark a significant milestone for the club's pennant's players this Saturday when both Newcastle District Grade No.1 sides face-off in the semi final.
23 May 12 | VISIONS of last year's heroic one-point win over Cessnock would have been flooding the minds of former Blues supporters just 13 minutes from full-time. The Sharks looked certain to repeat the 2011
17 May 12 | INJURIES and inexperience are starving the Port Stephens Sharks short of oxygen. The side fell to its fifth defeat of the season after earlier in the day its second grade failed to field a team.br
Yellow lucky for golfer
17 May 12 | THE Tanilba Bay Golf Club is currently offering its players the chance for a $500 hole in one shot, and one member has already struck it lucky. Manfred Pietsch was thrilled to make the rare achieve
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17 May 12 | FINGAL Bay Rugby League Club was promoted a division after five wins in a row however found the rise in class to D grade no problem with a comprehensive 56-2 win over Gloucester. The Bomboras contr  | CommentsComments (1)
09 May 12 | THE Nelson Bay Bowling Club is in a celebratory mood after victory in the Newcastle district ladies fourth grade pennant. The victory is only the second ladies pennant in around a decade for the cl
09 May 12 | HANG on to your hats this could be the start of something big.
09 May 12 | THE Port Stephens Sharks sank to the bottom of the Newcastle Rugby League on Sunday, turning in an uninspiring 70 - 18 loss against Maitland.
02 May 12 | THE Nelson Bay Gropers appear to be building momentum, despite going down 22 - 13 to defending premiers Merewether Carlton on the weekend. Going into the match with a fast mounting injury toll, the
Surfers impress at Samurai
02 May 12 | APRIL was the kindest month for the Bay Boardriders who had some impressive results in the water during the club's latest competition. Held at Samurai beach in clean two to three foot waves, some o
02 May 12 | NSW AFL general manager Tom Harley recently paid a visit to Nelson Bay to spruik the growth of the sport in the region. Mr Harley paid a visit to a school holiday AFL skills camp at Burwell Oval wh
02 May 12 | A SLOW start to the season has the Port Stephens Sharks still struggling for a win after three rounds. In its first game away from home the Sharks were defeated 32 - 14 at the hands of Central on S
18 Apr 12 | THE Nelson Bay Gropers Rugby Union side posted an impressive win in itsfirst game of the season.
18 Apr 12 | WELL done Meredith Moyle who battled a severe case of sea sickness to land this magnificent 1.3 m, 16 kg dolphinfish. Also known as mahi mahi, the beautifully coloured fish is a great acrobatic fighte
18 Apr 12 | AT JUST 11 and 13, expectations of two of the Port's brightest young tennis stars are on the rise.
18 Apr 12 | CONFIDENCE remains high at the Port Stephens Sharks despite suffering a 30 - 0 loss at the hands of the Macquarie Scorpions last Sunday. In a match in which the final scoreline did not reflect much
Sharks kick off Sunday
11 Apr 12 | AFTER months of preparation the Port Stephens Sharks first year in the Newcastle Rugby League will kick-off with two home games to open the season.
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