Juniors stay in touch
By ANITA ANDERSON
SOME great touchdowns were the order of the day in the Noosa Touch under-10 division last week.
Pink...
Eagles tame the Typhoons
By PETA HOLMES
NOOSA EAGLES SOCCER
NOOSA under-6 White played against the Buderim Typhoons, defeating them 4-3. This was the team’s first win of...
Dolphins make a splash
By JOE JURISEVIC
FOLLOWING the rains, bright sunshine and perfect conditions showed Dolphin Oval at it’s best for the opening of the Sunshine...
Rare double for Cooper
By RON LANE
AT THE age of fifteen years Cooper Williams of the Noosa Heads SLSC is yet another of our Sunshine Coast...
Black belt’s brush with fame
RUSSELL Price of Cooroy earned his karate black belt at the age of 16 through blood, sweat, tears and hard work - delivering newspapers...
Rain ends good run
By RICHARD MURRIHY
NOOSA SOFTBALL
WELL everyone was prepared for the four games down at Caboolture this weekend but alas the heavens opened and...
Bowls club scores are on the boards
Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club is looking spiffier than ever with the generous donation of six new scoreboards.
The boards come thanks to RACV resort Noosa...
Cool weather classics
By JACK MANGROVE
NOOSA is a great place to plan an attack on some great reef species.
Snapper, sweetlip, tuskies, pearl perch...
Hunt for results
COOROY GOLF
WOMEN’S Tuesday Club stableford on front nine, played 28 April.
Winner: Eve Hunt 21; runner-up Leith Barr 18.
Rundown: Carole Clancy 18, Kaye Gilmour 18,...
Greens showered with talent
TEWANTIN NOOSA BOWLS
DODGING the weather made for a great start to Queensland State/District Sides at Tewantin with 40 teams taking to the greens to...
Luke goes the distance
NOOSA Athletics member Luke Giacca, 16, is one of seven Queensland athletes who have been selected to represent Australia in a 26-strong athletics section...
Ceremony takes beach by storm
By RON LANE
THE centenary commemorations of the Gallipoli Landing held at Noosa's Main Beach on the morning of the 25 April 2015...
