Matt Hogan and Mick Dormer from Port Sharks guests On the Bench,
THERE'S an adage in rugby league that teams have to lose a grand final before they win one.
Mitch Collins, the captain-coach for the past three years, told this week's On The Bench segment that there has been considerable interest in the position. He said the club will meet soon after commitments for this season have concluded to make a decision.
Group Three board member Ellie Markezic is our guest, She's been around the game for most of her life and created history two years ago when she became the first woman appointed to the Group Three board. It's a role she enjoys and hopes to continue into the future.
Forster-Tuncurry's Robbie Payne this week's On The Bench guest, He told this week's On The Bench segment that he's pleased he didn't have to pull on the boots again
Club president Nigel Wallis is the guest today On The Bench. Wallis concedes this year hasn't gone as planned for the Bulls, with the reserve grade side the only grade still in line for a top five berth.
Matt Bridge has played in nine Krystylea Bridge Cup days against Taree City. Matt's only lost one game that is played in memory of his cousin Krystklea, back in 2017
In a wide-ranging interview, Mr Drury spoke about the possibility of starting the season earlier, the wet weather problems that have plagued the competition and Lake Cathie's continued involvement in the under 18s. Co-host Gary Bridge outlined plans for the August 10 Kristylea Bridge Cup day at Taree, Taree City's annual fund raiser for Manning Valley Can Assist.
Wauchope president Paul Walsh explains today On The Bench how the committee went about turning around the club's fortunes. He said re-connecting with the community and putting pride back into the Wauchope jumper were two major aspirations.
Mitch Collins is our guest this week, this is his third season in charge of the Tigers and as was the case in 2022 and 2023, he's sidelined with an injury to his left hand. Collins intends to continue playing next year and beyond.
OLD Bar Pirates co-captain-coach Jordan Worboys said back-to-back matches against competition leaders Port Macquarie will probably determine his side's minor premiership claims in this season's Group Three Rugby League competition.
TAREE'S Lucy Green shows talent at both rugby league and rugby union. The 20-year-old was good enough to represent Country under 18s in both codes, however, it's rugby league she's focused on now.
CAN the Pirates win without Jordan Worboys and Mick Henry?
That's the question On The Bench co-host answered in this week's segment