Carney, Lyon prove big incentive for Ghosts
THE ARRIVAL of NRL bad boy Todd Carney at the helm of Byron Bay Red Devils has only strengthened Grafton Ghosts’ desire to move back up north for winter.
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Martin’s future laid out on and off field
GHOSTS junior Jake Martin has one eye firmly set on becoming a rugby league star, but another on setting up his future.
Rebels ready to make leap in womens league
WHILE it might be heading into the warmer months, South Grafton Rebels are only just about to make another giant leap on the rugby league front.
Ghosts welcome new president at AGM
AT THEIR AGM on Monday night the Grafton Ghosts elected a new committee, including a new president after Joe Kinnane stood down from the role
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Think tank aims to save local league
Former NRL coach Brian Smith wants to get football clubs and community groups talking with each other to try and find a way to save grass roots rugby league
Summit set to tackle future of game
All locals with any black and white plumage should make the effort to attend the rugby league grassroots summit.
Clock ticks on club’s chance to regain competition spot
TIME is ticking for Northern United to regain its place in this year’s competition.
Bold predictions: Pool by pool breakdown of Auckland Nines
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Titans tackle respect with Clarence Valley students
GOLD Coast Titans were in the valley this week as part of the NRL Community Carnival delivering a message about respect and belonging.
First ‘Battle of the River’ locked in for late April
GROUP 2 Rugby League has released its 2017 draw with the Grafton Ghosts at home and South Grafton Rebels away in the season opener on March 26.
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