THE mighty New Norfolk Panthers have again proven themselves to be the best side in the league after a thrilling 4-0 win over the Kingborough Lions, who until today (Sunday) were the only other undefeated team in the competition besides New Norfolk. Throughout the season, much emphasis has been placed

SENIORS: Cygnet 14.12 (96) d New Norfolk 9.10 (64) RESERVES: New Norfolk 19.11 (125) d Cygnet 5.1 (31) COLTS: Southern Storm 19.5 (119) d New Norfolk 3.7 (25) WOMEN: The Port 19.20 (134) d New Norfolk 0.0 (0)

NEW NORFOLK’S senior football team remains on top of the SFL ladder after a hard-fought win over the Hobart Tigers at the TCA Ground on Saturday, running out winners by 18 points. The Eagles had the edge over the Tigers for most of the afternoon, but the home side kept

THE playing records of 15 of New Norfolk’s junior footballers were celebrated at the weekend, with the awarding of certificates for various milestones. In the Under 15C team, certificates for 50 club games were presented to Max Marriott and Brodie Browning, and 75 club game certificates were awarded to Riley

THE New Norfolk Panthers remain undefeated at the top of the table after a thrilling 10-3 win against the Phoenix Rovers at Tynwald Park today (Sunday). Despite the wet conditions, the Panthers started as they meant to go on, with the first goal Scored within a minute of the match

THE New Norfolk Golf Club is trying to locate the owner of a set of golf clubs which were handed in recently. The distinctive Strata bag and clubs were found at Back River Rd recently and dropped off at the New Norfolk Golf Club. The owner, or anyone who knows

THE New Norfolk Cricket Club celebrated its 2019-20 trophy presentation night at the New Norfolk RSL Club on Saturday night last week, with a long list of awards presented in first, second and fifth grades as well as for the women’s competition team. FIRST GRADEBatting Average: Jason Rigby (55.75).Batting Aggregate:

TODAY’S scores from the TCA Ground in Hobart, where New Norfolk is playing Hobart. SENIORS: New Norfolk 14.15 (99) d Hobart 11.14 (81) New Norfolk 9.9 (63) v Hobart 8.12 60) at three-quarter time. New Norfolk 3.4 (22) v Hobart 1.3 (9) at quarter time. RESERVES: Hobart 12.5 (77) d

IN a shortened local football season, with much uncertainty and a delayed start due to the coronavirus pandemic, supporters have voted with their feet to clearly demonstrate that community football is alive and well in the Derwent Valley. With crowd numbers limited to 500 people as a public health precaution,

LONG-SERVING president Jamie Hill was named best clubman at the New Norfolk Cricket Club’s trophy presentations at the New Norfolk RSL on Saturday night. Hill has led the club for nearly a decade and its successful position today is attributed to his passion and drive. Hill’s nominator for the Charles

IN wet, slippery, and overcast conditions, the Eagles senior team triumphed over the Dodges Ferry Sharks at the big Boyer Oval on Saturday. The home side booted 10 last-half goals to one to run out convincing 76-point victors and go to the top of the SFL ladder. The Eagles were

THE New Norfolk Panthers senior division 5 soccer team, currently sitting on top of the ladder, played an evenly matched and exciting game against third-placed Uni Wanderers yesterday, coming away with a 2-1 win. The Panthers/Uni game was originally slated to be played at Olinda Grove but that ground closure