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Dubbo RSL Combination Bowls cracked the big half-century this week with a total of 51 bowlers — the largest contingent so far — turning up to Sporties on Sunday, November 30, to play like champions.

Sunday morning November 30, the last day of Spring, the Ducks contemplated a four-event card with the twist being a win in any of the finals was worth a Christmas ham from our friends at DMC Meats to be presented at our Christmas party later this month.

Ronny Gibbs earned a reputation as the toughest man in rugby league at a time when hard cases of the old school were in abundance, winning a premiership with Manly in 1987.

Athletes from Dubbo’s local cheerleading club Hype Elite recently travelled to Homebush, Sydney Olympic Park to compete in at the AASCF All Star Classic Dance and Cheer competition on October 11-12.

Ladies' Tuesday morning bowls was light on for numbers with one triples game and one pairs game played. Winners were the pairs game of Sue Odea and Beryl Hobson, who defeated Ruby Stockings and Karen Greenhalgh. Colleen Ryan, Anne Knaggs and Lourace Lawson defeated Helen Doran, Cheryl Storch and Annette McMillan.

Dubbo's Christine Cooper has quietly achieved something special. The avid squash player, a spritely 86 years young, took out the Open Women's 85-89 Year category at the 2025 Masters Squash Championship in Perth in September.