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Pam McKay is the sports editor with The Morning Bulletin, and also writes for CODE Sports. She was previously a news reporter and sub-editor with the publication. She started work there in 2013.

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Rockhampton softballer Nick Crouch has his sights set on making the Australian team for the WBSC Under-23 World Cup in 2026.

‘Unreal’ experience fuelling Central Qld athlete’s World Cup ambition

Softballer Nick Crouch has proudly represented his country in a World Cup qualifier series, now he’s determined to make it to the main event.

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St Brendan's rugby league players Jay Marsh and Lachlan Anderson.

Profiles: The key players to St Brendan’s Dolphins Cup defence

The Yeppoon school is gearing up to claim back-to-back titles in the regional schoolboys rugby league competition. Coach Scott Minto reveals how they’ve been fine-tuning preparations and the players who will have a big say in their title defence.

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Rockhampton's Chayce Bayles will make his Australian debut at the 2025 Asia Pacific Youth Touch Cup.

‘Pretty special’: Brilliant Bayles ready to realise sporting dream

From country Queensland to the world stage. Meet the teen star ready to wear Aussie green and gold as he takes on some of the world’s best touch football players.

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Rockhampton Brothers under-19 player Reuben Gordon scored 30 points in his team's big win over Fitzroy/Gracemere in Round 4 of the Rockhampton Rugby League competition. Photo: Karen Chapman

Rare league talent unearthed in stunning 30-point solo effort

Meet the unassuming teen who racked up 30 points in his side’s Round 4 rugby league demolition over the weekend. His coach talks about the incredible achievement.

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Capricorn Claws' captain Courtney Napper (left) and vice-captain Bridget Fletcher.

Player profiles: Meet the 2025 Capricorn Claws squad

The Claws make their long-awaited return to high-level netball when the Ruby North series starts on May 24 and 25. We run the rule over every player in the 20-member squad.

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Frenchville player Aarre Hirsimaki in the Rugby Capricornia Junior Finals U15 game against Gladstone.

Coach’s bold prediction about Bushrangers’ title tilt

Aarre Hirsimaki believes the Central Qld women can get the job done at the Qld Country Rugby Union state championships. He explains why as he unveils his 25-player squad.

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Norths A-grade women sc0red their first win of the 2025 Rockhampton Rugby League season.

Gun trio leads Norths A-grade women to first win of season

Norths scored their first competition points with an emphatic win over Gladstone Valleys. Coach Shantelle Drake reveals the players key to the result.

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NETBALL: USC Thunder talents, Sarapheinna Woulf, Annie lawrie (pictured) and Sarah Harris, selected in Netaball Australia excellence squads for respective age groups. Photo Patrick Woods / Sunshine Coast Daily.

Claws score major player coup on eve of season start

A former Super Netball League player has joined the Capricorn Claws just weeks out from their opening fixtures.

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The region's best female rugby union players turned out at the Central Queensland Championships, vying for selection in the CQ Bushrangers team.

Terrific 10: Female rugby guns who fired at CQ Championships

From a highly decorated rep player to an exciting teenage talent, we profile the players who turned it on in their quest for CQ Bushrangers selection.

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Rockhampton's Harry Griffin says State of Origin touch football is another level.

‘Second to none’: Touch star gears up for Origin showdown

Fresh from conquering the Kiwis in the Trans-Tasman, Rockhampton’s Harry Griffin is now readying to battle the Blues. He explains why playing State of Origin means so much.

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