Roosters in semi-final
Brad Greenshields | 16th August 2010
IT'S been a long 10-year wait but finally Nambucca Heads will
return to semi-final football.
Club stalwart Dean Urquhart was honoured by Roosters
supporters yesterday.
IT’S been a long 10-year wait but finally Nambucca Heads
will return to semi-final football.
Not since the Roosters lost the 2000 grand final to Port
Macquarie has the club played semi-final football but the
finals drought was righted yesterday with a withering burst in
the second half handing the tri-colours 28 unanswered points
to overcome Orara Valley 28-12.
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| Valleys light up the gloom 26th July 2010 A PALL of gloom hovered over Coramba yesterday but Orara Valley players emerged with the sunny smiles after downing Bellinger Valley-Dorrigo 48-18. Constant misty rain and a tiny crowd shivering around the perimeter didn’t make for a memorable day. For more click here |
SATURDAY 21 AUGUST,2010.
Minor preliminary Semi Final.
Venue. Allen Gillet Oval Macksville.
11.30am Start for U/18tns
Reserve grd and 1st Grd will follow
immediately after completion of prior game.
Reserve Grd Sawtell V Orara Valley
U/18tns Woolgoolga v Orara Valley
Minor preliminary Semi Final.
Venue. Allen Gillet Oval Macksville.
11.30am Start for U/18tns
Reserve grd and 1st Grd will follow
immediately after completion of prior game.
Reserve Grd Sawtell V Orara Valley
U/18tns Woolgoolga v Orara Valley
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Axemen had fun with the
Tomahawks
Brothers step up for panthers
Roosters smash Mustangs
Bello bitten by hot Sharks
The Orara Valley Axemen are a Rugby League team based in Coramba, in the Mid North Coast
of New South Wales, Australia. We are situated about 20 minutes away from Coffs Harbour.
We compete in the Country Rugby League Group 2 competition that consists of the Coffs
Harbour Comets, Bellingen Magpies, Macleay Valley Mustangs, Sawtell Panthers, Nambucca
Roosters, Macksville Sea Eagles, Woolgoolga Seahorses, and the Port Macquarie Sharks.
We are a proud family club full fantastic people, so if you're new to the area, or even just
passing by, pop your head in and say hello. You'll get a real taste of bush footy, and country
hospitality! We offer a fantastic day out for all the family, where everyone is welcome!
of New South Wales, Australia. We are situated about 20 minutes away from Coffs Harbour.
We compete in the Country Rugby League Group 2 competition that consists of the Coffs
Harbour Comets, Bellingen Magpies, Macleay Valley Mustangs, Sawtell Panthers, Nambucca
Roosters, Macksville Sea Eagles, Woolgoolga Seahorses, and the Port Macquarie Sharks.
We are a proud family club full fantastic people, so if you're new to the area, or even just
passing by, pop your head in and say hello. You'll get a real taste of bush footy, and country
hospitality! We offer a fantastic day out for all the family, where everyone is welcome!
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1st Grade
Coaches Player: Stu McVicker
Players Player: Stu McVicker
Reserve Grade
Coaches Player: John Lynwood
Players Player: Euston Robertson
U18's
Coaches Player: Nick Cooper Harley
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Ticker Award: Jack Mooney
Coaches Player: Stu McVicker
Players Player: Stu McVicker
Reserve Grade
Coaches Player: John Lynwood
Players Player: Euston Robertson
U18's
Coaches Player: Nick Cooper Harley
Davis
Ticker Award: Jack Mooney
The Axemen drew 30 all with the Macksville Sea Eagles on Mothers Day Sunday at Coramba.
In a high scoring game the lead changed seven times during the match, with the Axemen having a 10 point advantage with ten minutes
to go, before letting in two tries on the back of mistakes late in the game.
Some strong running from Jethro Campbell saw him pick up two early tries, while Matt Cheeseman and Nathan Hardy both also scored
doubles during the match.
The side looked a lot more threatening in attack than previous weeks, and defended well for the majority of the match. Unfortunately
this good work was undone somewhat by occasional back to back errors in poor field position, giving the Macksville attack
opportunities to get back into the match.
This week the Axemen take on Bellingen at Bellingen Park on Sunday afternoon at 3pm. The side will be looking to pick up some
competition points before heading into the bye the following week.
In a high scoring game the lead changed seven times during the match, with the Axemen having a 10 point advantage with ten minutes
to go, before letting in two tries on the back of mistakes late in the game.
Some strong running from Jethro Campbell saw him pick up two early tries, while Matt Cheeseman and Nathan Hardy both also scored
doubles during the match.
The side looked a lot more threatening in attack than previous weeks, and defended well for the majority of the match. Unfortunately
this good work was undone somewhat by occasional back to back errors in poor field position, giving the Macksville attack
opportunities to get back into the match.
This week the Axemen take on Bellingen at Bellingen Park on Sunday afternoon at 3pm. The side will be looking to pick up some
competition points before heading into the bye the following week.
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