THE fastest growing water sport in Australia – hydrothon – will make its debut at Fingal Beach on the November 13. The Fingal event is hoped to attract big names from the ironman circuit. The big guns race features a nine kilometre ski paddle, a one kilometre swim and an eight kilometre run. More information can be found at hydrothon.com.au.
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NELSON Bay Junior Rugby Union Club are set for a big finish to the season with the under-10s team coached by Clint Brown and Darren Balser and the under-12s team coached by Grant Vincent and Rod Batterham into the grand final.
At Maitland this Sunday the 13s and 15s play the final. The winner progresses to the grand final. The under-13s, coached by Mitch Fraser, looked the real deal with a 45-12 win in their semi final. The 15s team, with Andrew Evans and Jason Gascoigne at the helm, look set to kick on. The Gropers have already set a milestone for the club finishing second on the club championship ladder.
FINGAL Bay Rugby League Club are one win away from a grand final berth if they can defeat West Wallsend in the semi final at Lakeside this Saturday. The game starts at 4pm.
The Bomboras stormed into the finals with emphatic 28-18 win over Stockton Sharks last Saturday. It was a dominant performance by the hard working forward pack that had the Sharks on the back foot. Despite taking their foot off the pedal in the second half, the Bomboras’ rock solid defence and team spirit got the job done. Fullback Denam Glasson sustained a back injury late in the game and will miss the semi final.
