September 25, 2026

Best Coffs Coast clubs of the winter season

The Coffs Harbour Comets were one of the standout clubs of the winter sporting season.

ANOTHER winter sporting season on the Coffs Coast is in the books.

These were the best sporting clubs of the region throughout the winter months.

Coffs Harbour Comets: The dominant club of Group 2 Junior Rugby League, winning the Under 16s, Under 15s, and Under 14s premierships.

Also won the women’s premiership in their first season in the competition.

Coffs Harbour Snappers: Represented on grand final day in all eight games.

Won the reserve grade and under-14s girls premierships and finished runners-up in first grade and women’s.

Northern Storm FC: Runners up in the Men’s Premier League, and were the strongest junior club winning five of the twelve titles on offer.

Sawtell Dodgers: Won their fourth-straight title, taking out Coffs Harbour Baseball Association’s A-Grade championship.

Sawtell Panthers: Won Group 2 Rugby League’s Club Championship for most combined premiership points during the home and away season.

Won the reserve grade, 17s Girls, and 15s Girls premierships.

Sawtell/Toormina Saints: Added three more premierships to their extensive trophy cabinet; winning the women’s, Under 16s Boys, and Under 12s Mixed competitions.

Woolgoolga FC: The Woolgoolga Wolves went through undefeated to win North Coast Football’s Men’s Premier League title.

Also won two junior titles.

Woolgoolga Seahorses: Runners-up in first-grade, and were preliminary finalists in the reserve grade and women’s competitions.

By Aiden BURGESS

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