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'Grateful for the faith': Foley bids fond farewell to MCUE as 'Roos challenge awaits (opens the original)
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After four seasons as senior coach at Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes, Nelson Foley has opted for a change of scenery. A new challenge awaits Foley, with it recently being announced that he has signed on at Corowa-Rutherglen in the Ovens and Murray League as a co-coach alongside Sam Livingstone for the 2027 and 2028 seasons. With his time in the Riverina League coming to an end, Foley answered a few questions about his four-year tenure at the Goannas, which includes his reasoning behind c
Farrer club calls special general meeting to vote on proposed league switch (opens the original)
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Coleambally will hold a special general meeting to vote on applying to join the restructured Picola and District Football Netball League. After running a 16-club competition in 2026, the Picola League will split into two divisions next season, North West and South East. News of the impending competition changes sparked interest among Coleambally members, culminating in an information night last week to update attendees on the club's options. Coleambally president Danny Graham said the next step
'A very proud moment': Wagga's homegrown Wheelaroo secures World Cup call-up (opens the original)
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Two years after his first Wheelaroos opportunity, Wagga's Toby Popple will now have the tremendous honour of representing his country at the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup. Popple is one of only 10 players selected in the Australian Wheelaroos squad, which will begin their World Cup campaign on Saturday, October 31 in Wollongong. Still a relative newcomer to the sport, Popple said he was still coming to terms with his World Cup selection. "It's very surreal to get the opportunity to represent
'Pretty surprised': consistency delivers best and fairest after premiership (opens the original)
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Braeden Glyde capped off a brilliant premiership-winning season by taking out Coolamon's first grade best and fairest. Glyde was one of the Hoppers' most consistent contributors, finishing in the best players 14 times over 17 games, including both finals wins against Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes and Turvey Park. It was that consistency that helped him beat home two-time Jim Quinn Medal winner Luke Redfern, who finished as runner-up. Glyde said he wasn't expecting to claim the best and
'It's unreal': Wagga teen to mix it with future Olympians at national event (opens the original)
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Wagga teenager Fletcher Gregurke will line up in the Water Polo Australia National State Championships beginning on Tuesday in Melbourne. Gregurke was one of two Wagga players selected in the ACT under-17s side; however, Rohan Williams will miss the championships through injury. In his second time competing in the under-17 division for the ACT, Gregurke said he was looking forward to the start of the event. "It's been a couple of tough weekends with going to Canberra for training, but we've push
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