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Keith Stoltenberg and Dee Fletcher win mixed pairs tournament

Ten teams enjoyed a day of bowls playing in a mixed pairs tournament. The day was held on Saturday 3 October, playing three games of 15 ends. The winners on the day were Keith Stoltenberg and Dee Fletcher, who were the only team to have three wins. Second was Peter Small and Debbie Gleeson who had two wins and a draw. Third was Tony and Marie Redman who had two wins, losing their first game by one shot 15/16. Other teams to have two wins were Cindy Neil and Bruce Tomlinson, Ellis Allen and Kay Dewson. The club also […]

Oct 17, 2026

Watene leads Wednesday golf results

Jordan Watene took out the Wednesday nine-hole Stableford competition on 30 September, finishing with 19 points. Watene claimed the win ahead of runner-up Margot Leitch, who scored 16 points on a countback. The competition continued on Saturday 3 October, with the Monthly Medal Singles Stroke event producing strong performances across the men’s and ladies’ divisions. In the men’s A-grade competition, Karl Hatfield claimed the gross victory with 74, while Shane Hartog-Smith won the nett event with 72. Kane Voysey finished nett runner-up on 73. David Noble took out B-grade gross with 81, while Wayne Saunders won the nett division on […]

Oct 16, 2026

Town vs Country Charity Cup returns with more events

Cricket fans and the wider Narrabri Shire community will have the chance to rub shoulders with some of the state’s cricketing greats when the Tourist Hotel Town vs Country Charity Cup returns to Narrabri this month. The two-day event will bring together 14 former and current NSW cricketers, with proceeds going to Boundless Psychology to support the provision of free initial psychological services to anyone with a postcode within the Narrabri Shire. The action begins on Wednesday 14 October, with a dinner and meet-and-greet giving guests the opportunity to hear from the visiting players about their cricket careers and experiences. […]

Oct 12, 2026

Braydon Tindall finishes second in Dally M count

The rugby league career of Wee Waa boy Braydon Trindall has reached a new high after the Sharks’ five-eighth finished second in the Dally M. Players and club officials gathered for the NRL’s night of nights last Wednesday, held at The Cutaway in Sydney. Trindall was a consistent performer in the count for the league’s highest honour. When votes went silent after round 12, Trindall was sixth in the count on 23 points. Trindall moved to fourth place after round 18 on 38 points. Trindall made a huge leap as counting continued and was in second spot on 53 points […]

Oct 11, 2026