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World No.1 next up for McGarvie

GRAFTON'S Tianna McGarvie has been turning heads at junior tennis tournaments in recent years and on Sunday the nine-year-old pulled off her latest success.

Filly continues winning tradition

THE Felicity Firth-trained filly Here To Dance continued a long winning tradition for the Moorhead family at Grafton yesterday.

Friends clash at netball carnival

CLUB friendships will be left on the sidelines when five Clarence Valley high schools embark on the 2010 Daily Examiner Netball Challenge today.

Bobcats win in a tense encounter

THE Maclean Bobcats have boosted their chances of defending their premiership after a 2-1 victory over the Boambee Bombers at the Maclean Showground on Sunday.

Buccaneers book grand final

AN excited Yamba Buccaneers camp has taken a step closer to returning to the Far North Coast First Grade rugby competition with a 17-0 triumph against Kyogle.

Spectacular racing at Maclean

WOW. Officials were left with just that word to describe the Maclean Dirt Bike Club’s August 22 meet.

Magpies avoid wooden spoon

A CLARENCE Valley junior sporting side has defied all odds to avoid a wooden spoon.

Mad Dogs get wooden spoon

THE final round of the North Coast Football competition for season 2010 was played on Saturday.

Briggs leads hornets to victory

CUDGEN fullback David Briggs was the difference in the Hornets' thrilling 22-20 victory over the Grafton Ghosts in the reserve grade elimination semi-final.

Hornets defeat Rhinos

CUDGEN halfback Craig Field turned back the clock to inspire his side to a hard-fought 44-30 victory over the Rhinos on Saturday night.