Pride of Poland leads the way
SO often punters will sigh when their chosen horse takes the lead at the start of a lengthy race.
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Rays get the points
THE Sunshine Coast Stingrays returned to the winners’ list yesterday, accounting for Premier Rugby cellar-dweller Wests 41-29.
Roos lose their skipper
A potentially season-ending injury to Maroochy-Northshore co-captain James Page compounded the pain of yesterday’s 43-point loss to Coolangatta.
Miners here and ready to attack
THE Sunshine Coast Fire has scored 21 more goals than the Whitsunday Miners so far this season.
Noosa fired up by loss
A LOSS was just what the doctor ordered to re-ignite the fire in Noosa’s belly, on-baller Luke Brauer said yesterday.
Three Falcons make the grade
NAMBOUR teenager Mitch Ward is the bolter for Central Division heading into next month’s QRL divisional championships.
McDowall pulls pin on Coast
THE Riley McDowall circus looks to have finally finished, with the 2010 Sunshine Coast Gympie Rugby League player of the year returning to the Gympie Devils.
Hull ends strongly to finish sixth
KATHERINE Hull produced one of the best rounds at the LPGA Tour’s Avnet Classic but it wasn’t enough, as the Sunrise Beach product finished tied for sixth.
Two punctures didn’t stop Steffen
IT seemed like Caroline Steffen was destined to never win an ironman triathlon race.
Kirjonen takes No.1 ranking
HER professional boxing career is only five fights old but Malin “Morgan” Kirjonen is already the number one ranked light welterweight in Australia.
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