Photo credit: Ken Fihelly

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Activities centred on the Eungella area last Saturday, as a small group led by Ken Fihelly travelled along Dalrymple Road to access Mt William, climb it, and then pick up Pretty Creek to descend in order to return via the Western Trail. Mt William is NE of Eungella, 
and is covered in some sections by rich rainforest, and was currently moist and the mosses were plentiful, but so were the leeches. The participants were walking amongst the impressively large trees that Mt William is known for, and great views across to Mt Dalrymple and Mt David, and parts of the Pioneer Valley were available from the top near the old trig point. A route eastwards down to the saddle and on to the east peak was followed easily.

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The group then walked down to Pretty Creek, beautiful with many moss covered trees, mostly open and gently sloping. The creek was followed downstream to the Western Trail, and out to the cars, parked near the end of Dalrymple Road. 

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Future activities for club members include Lineel Falls, Sydney Heads Bluff, a cycling event, and Rawson’s Creek. Enquiries regarding membership can be answered by phoning 0429 363 929.

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Contributed by Carole Weekes

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Pres. Frances, Lynne O’Neill, John Hunt & Diane. Photo supplied

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At the Annual General Meeting, The Mary Barfield Award for 2026 for Best Performing Beginner was awarded to John Hunt, with Lynne O’Neill receiving the Monica Darley Supervised Play award. Both honours recognise dedication, improvement and enthusiasm at the bridge table. Well done

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Weekly Result

Monday 21 September 2026 – 7 Table Mitchell Green Points

N/S

E/W

1^st

Janelle Conroy / Terry Sheedy

1^st

Mary Rose Ramsden / Sandy Patterson

2^nd

David Ting / Eric Goodchild

2^nd

Vicki Howard / Susan Ross

3^rd

Joy Block / Noel Bugeia

3^rd

Geoff Taylor / Nancy Martin

Tuesday Evening 22 September 2026 – 7 Table Mitchell Green Points  

N/S

E/W

1^st

Patricia Garner / Adrian Westcott

1^st

Faye Wright / Marilin Robins

2^nd

Vicki Howard / Richard Wix

2^nd

Geoff Taylor / Janelle Conroy

3^rd

Joy Block / Terry Sheedy

3^rd

Diane Morgan / Janet Hansen

Wednesday 23 September 2026 – 8 Table Mitchell Green Points

1^st

Lorna Shuttlewood / Terry Sheedy

1^st

Noel Bugeia / Janelle Conroy

2^nd

Josie Cowley / Barbara Tait

2^nd

Bob Ranson / Kitty Ranson

3^rd

Monica Darley / Kath Poole

3^rd

Susan Wright / Bob Ellis

4^th

David Ting / Eric Goodchild

4^th

Ming Ting / Eric Goodchild

Thursday Evening 24 September 2026 –-4 Table One Winner Green Points

1^st

Anne Lutz / Geoff Taylor

2^nd

Ken Seaniger / Robert Carless

3^rd

Julie O’Neill / Jan Harris

Friday 25 September 2026 –- 7 Table Mitchell Green Points

1^st

Jewel Schmidt / Lynne O’Neill

1^st

Martin Pearce / Gwen Liddell

2^nd

Monica Darley / Barbara Tait

2^nd

Terry Sheedy / Noel Bugeia

3^rd

Joy Robinson / Geoff Taylor

3rd

Janine Rodgers / Richard Wix

Saturday 26 September 2026 –-11 Table Mitchell Green points

1^st

Alan Brown / Frances Brown

1^st

Annie Lynch / Sandra Morris

2^nd

Mary Rose Ramsden / Christine Nice

2^nd

David Ting / Ming Ting

3^rd

Jewel Schmidt / Richard Wix

3rd

Eric Goodchild / Debra Goodchild

4^th

Ken Seaniger / Joy Robinson

4^th

Mick King / John McGee

5^th

Julie O’Neill / Gwen Liddell

5^th

Lorna Shuttlewood / Susan Wright

Sunday 27 September 2026 –-5 Table One Winner Green points

1^st

Faith Hutchinson / Mick King

2^nd

Mary Rose Ramsden / Raeleen Wright

3^rd

Gillian McCallum / Ming Ting

4^th

Rodney Miles / Eric Goodchild

Contributed by Joy Block

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Ladies Champion - Lily Boland. Photo supplied

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The Mackay Table Tennis Association 2026 Closed Championships wrapped up after two busy days of competition on Saturday, September 12 and Sunday, September 13, with 44 players taking part across Open, divisional, veteranand junior events.

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The Championships produced plenty of close table tennis, with matches across the program going to a deciding fifth game and several players backing up repeatedly across singles and doubles events.

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In the premier events, Lily Boland claimed the Open Women’s Singles title ahead of Emma Widdup, while Goncalo Serra Gageiro won the Open Men’s Singles with Mick Ruhl runner-up. The men’s final provided an appropriate climaxto the event, with Goncalo needing all five games to overcome Mick.

Goncalo enjoyed an outstanding championship, also taking the Over 30/40 Men’s Singles and combining with Mick to win the Open Men’s Doubles. He added another doubles title alongside Janice Kent in the Open Mixed Doubles.

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The Open Men’s Doubles produced some of the weekend’s best contests. Goncalo and Mick were taken to five games by Neil Brown and Steven Whiting in the final before prevailing 3–2. Earlier, Lee Brake and Graham Brake also went the distance against Barry Patterson and Abbas Irshad, while Neil and Steven survived another five-game encounter on their way to the decider.

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The Open Mixed Doubles was similarly competitive. Goncalo and Janice eventually took the title, but several matches required all five games. Mick and Donna Abbott were pushed to five by Anne Sheridan and Allan Edwards, while Lily and Trent Day were also involved in a five-game battle.

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Emma and Lily combined to win the Open Women’s Doubles, with Anne and Janice finishing runners-up. Emma also enjoyed a strong singles championship, winning both the Over 30/40 and Over 50 Women’s titles.

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The age events demonstrated the depth of competition across the association. Steven won the Over 50 Men’s Singles, Anne claimed the Over 60 Women’s Singles, and Neil completed an impressive double by winning both the Over 60 and Over 65 Men’s titles. Judy Zahn took the Over 70 Women’s title, while Graeme Walker won the corresponding men’s championship. Pam Joyce claimed the Over 75 Women’s title and Barry won the Over 75 Men’s Singles.

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Pam’s title was another of the weekend’s five-game affairs, with Gloria Vella taking her to a deciding game before Pam prevailed 3–2.

Graeme also carried the heaviest playing workload of the Championships, contesting 71 individual games across 19 matches in five events. His program included Open Singles, Open Men’s Doubles, Over 65 and Over 70 Singles, and Veteran Doubles.

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Remarkably, 20 of those games came in the Over 65 Men’s event alone, while his Veteran Doubles campaign with Rachel Fiesta featured three consecutive five-game matches on the way to the final.

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Graeme’s path through the Over 65 Men’s event alone included several demanding contests. He and Allan went the full five games in their round-robin group, before Graeme later needed five games to defeat Geoff Cowan in the semi-final. Neil eventually took the title in four games.

The Veteran Doubles produced perhaps the greatest concentration of five-game matches. Graeme Walker and Rachel Fiesta were involved in three consecutive five-game contests on their way to the final, while Steven Whiting and Daniel Warfield, and Allan Edwards and Pam Joyce, were among the other combinations taken to five. Steven and Daniel eventually claimed the title, with Graeme and Rachel runners-up.

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Division 2 also produced plenty of drama. Delma Knight won the Women’s Singles, while Ian McKay claimed the Men’s title ahead of Oliver Hamelink. Ian’s path included a five-game win over Remy Zhan, while Peter and Logan Brown also needed all five games to settle their quarter-final.

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The Division 2 Men’s round-robin stage provided one of the more unusual results of the tournament, with Allan Robins, Daniel and Logan finishing level on match points. Their final positions had to be determined using the ITTF tied-player comparison procedure, taking into account results between the tied players, games ratio and then points ratio.

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Ian also partnered George Camilleri to win the Division 2 Doubles, defeating Branko Vucurovic and Tony in the final.

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The junior events added another dimension to Sunday’s program. Logan won the Under 15 Singles, while Trent claimed the Over 15 title. Trent’s clash with Lily was one of the junior highlights, going the full five games before Trent prevailed 3–2.

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Lily then partnered Ocean Gawander to win the Junior Doubles. The semi-final between Oliver and Logan and Trent and Will Casey was another five-game contest, with Oliver and Logan progressing before finishing runners-up.

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Across the two days, the Championships provided competition for players spanning several generations and playing standards. The frequency of five-game matches across Open, divisional, veteran and junior events highlighted how closely contested much of the weekend was, with many results remaining undecided until the final game.

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The Mackay Table Tennis Association congratulates all players who took part and thanks the scorers, officials and volunteers whose contribution helped make the Championships possible.

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Full results from the 2026 Mackay Closed Championships are available through the Mackay Table Tennis Association website.

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Contributed with thanks to Andrea Payne

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Photo source: Mackay Basketball

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Mackay’s U12 Starettes have claimed a silver medal at the State Championships following an outstanding tournament from the young team. The Starettes finished as runners-up, with coaches and players congratulated on their strong effort throughout the tournament.

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Mackay’s Harrup Park redevelopment could take another step towards becoming a major multi-sport hub, with the state government committing $23.5 million towards the project’s second stage and calling on the Federal Government to match its investment.  

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The proposed redevelopment would deliver a new indoor sporting venue featuring courts for netball, basketball, volleyball and badminton, alongside indoor cricket nets and AFL training facilities. The project would also include Sporting Wheelies and Paralympian training facilities, all-abilities facilities, a gym, dormitory accommodation, community sports meeting rooms and administration offices for AFL, cricket and other community sports.

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Minister for Sport and Racing and Minister for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tim Mander said the facility would provide important infrastructure for the region.

“Mackay is a great sporting community, and it deserves to have great community sports facilities which is why we committed to help deliver Stage 2 of the Harrup Park redevelopment before the last State Election,” Minister Mander said.

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“We are delivering $23.5 million through the incredibly successful Games On! program to make this happen for the people of Mackay and the region and are calling on the Federal Government to match the funding.”

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The proposed development would build on Harrup Park’s existing Great Barrier Reef Arena, with the State Government describing the combined facilities as a major sporting and community hub.

Member for Mackay Nigel Dalton said the next stage could provide opportunities for both community participants and elite athletes.

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“We already have the stadium for our community members to watch the best, and with this next stage of the Harrup Park community, they can aspire to be the best,” Mr Dalton said.

“We know the importance of sport to the people of Mackay, and this facility will not only encourage more community members to be active, but it will also provide better elite-level infrastructure to guide our future champions and I hope the Federal Government will support our community."

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Harrup Park General Manager Adrian Young said Stage 2 was intended to support athletes throughout their sporting journeys, from grassroots participation through to high-performance competition.

“This is infrastructure that will benefit our young athletes and sporting clubs for generations, while also giving Mackay the facilities to attract major training camps, tournaments and opportunities associated with Brisbane 2032 and beyond,” Mr Young said.

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“The State Government’s $23.5 million commitment has given us a strong foundation, and securing the remaining investment will allow us to deliver the full vision for our region.”

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The project remains dependent on securing the additional funding, after Harrup Park was unsuccessful in its application to the Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program.

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“While we were disappointed to be unsuccessful through the Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program, we remain hopeful that we can work constructively with the Federal Government to secure funding for this vital regional project.”

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Sunday winners are grinners. Photo supplied  

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Tuesday winners were Skin Querro and Kevin Jewel defeating Neale Chittenden and Laurie Land. In the other game it was very tight with Sharyn Cadman, Deb Retchless and Gavin Charles defeating Lindy Suann, Sue Shearing and Pat Tracey by one shot. The jackpot didn’t go off.

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The first round of Club Mixed Fours was played on Saturday with Denise Wallace, Teresa Willshire, Penny Warren and Allan Rolfe defeating Celly Jeal, Stuart Jeal, Kevin Daniels and Gavin Charles, Lindy Suann, Linda Scells, Deb Retchless and Laurie Land defeated Neale Chittenden, Kennedy Whitton, Mark Drummond and Robyn Stitt. The final to be played in a few weeks.

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Sunday afternoon social bowls winners came out on Rink 5 and they were Neale Chittenden, Graham Hampton and Penny Warren defeating Bill Myers, Deb Retchless and Alby Vigar. In the other games Teresa Willshire, Skin Querro and Allan Rolfe defeated Toby Gavin, Charles and Stuart Jeal, Toni Bowen, Jim Quod and Graeme Read defeated Lindy Suann, Laurie Land and Pat Tracey. The jackpot didn’t go off.  

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This Saturday Wangaratta will be hosting the Country Pennant between Ayr, Brandon, Bowen and Wangaratta. With a full day’s play starting at 8.30am there will be plenty of action, so head on down and give us a cheer on.  

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Contributed with thanks to Penny Warren.

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Tora Delac with Coach Mark Erickson presented with special National Shirt

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There were big smiles, close finishes, and plenty of personal bests at the Cannonvale Cannons’ Club Night on Wednesday, as swimmers of all ages cheered each other on.

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The youngest Cannons gave families plenty to celebrate. Stella Mulliss swam the 12m Breaststroke in 17.76 seconds, Zara Temple showed smooth technique in her 25m Breaststroke, finishing in 30.92 seconds. Archie Johnston, aged six, completed a super 12m Freestyle in 15.69 seconds. Fellow six-year-old Alfie Konopka took more than two seconds off his previous best in the 12m Butterfly.

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Lennox Wild was delighted with his personal best in the 25m Breaststroke. Indigo Harland, Lily Woolston and Joshua Ketchup also set personal bests in the 50m Freestyle, while Eric Mulliss had a great night with personal bests in both the 25m Freestyle and 100m Butterfly.

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Among Wednesday’s standout performers for personal bests were Zavier Woolston, Summer Papa, Cooper Konopka, Joshua Ketchup, Koa Harland, Toby Papa, and Dusty Papa. The Coaches Award went to Isla Johnston for her excellent 50m Backstroke.

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The Chocolate Award recognised two remarkably close swims: Jake Temple and Zavier Woolston each finished just 0.01 seconds outside their previous best time!

Congratulations also go to Blaire Harland, Jax Eaves, Harper Plested, Joshua Ketchup, Miller Eaves, Faithlyn Trotter, and Mason Plested on their upgrades.

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The Cannons wished Tora Delac and Coach Mark Erickson all the best at the Australian Short Course Championships in Sydney. Tora has qualified for two open events: the 50m Backstroke and 100m Individual Medley.

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Contributed with thanks to Raylene Rasmusssen.

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This time of year is peak time for enjoying a game of bowls, the green is running beautifully, the days are not too hot or too cold and that pesky wind that we are enjoying makes for concentration on each and every shot.

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On Wednesday Social Bowls Vince Olsen brought along his grandson for a game of bowls and it was lovely to see just how well he handled the game.

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Sam, Trevor Parsons, Vince Olsen and Heather Brown defeated Sam, Alen Sanderson, Philip Brown and Sandy Daffara 16 - 2 and then in the second game Sam, Alen, Trevor and Sandy defeated Sam, Vince, Philip and Heather 10 -8.

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On Sunday Graham Thropp and Heather Brown defeated Bruce Uhe and Philip Brown 18 - 1; Henny Tattam, Alen Sanderson and Sandy Daffara defeated Henny, Arthur Griffith and Trevor Parsons 9 - 3.  In the second game Graham and Trevor defeated Arthur and Philip 15 - 11; Henny, Bruce and Sandy defeated Henny, Alen and Heather 10 - 5.

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Contributed with thanks to Proserpine Bowls Club.

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Chris Opie with his Scroungers Trophy won Saturday afternoon. Photo supplied

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Another wonderful week of lawn bowls in our little club in paradise with so much activity.

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Tuesday afternoon saw the Ladies Spring Fling with teams attending from Mackay , Bowen and Townsville to compete and the winning team from the Northern Beaches in Mackay, West Tigers ladies team a close second.

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Wednesday afternoon saw 32 bowlers vying for the winner's prize which went to skipper Glen O'Brien who teamed up with Annette Pickering in a dazzling display of precision bowling to overcome visiting Skipper Liam Trotter and Jamie Strickland 38-14.

Saturday morning saw the final of Scroungers with this season's champion Chris Opie beating second place Rick Galea, and third place John Matterson .

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Sunday afternoon saw 23 bowlers participating and it was a very productive afternoon and again it was skipper Warren Mills, whom has been in awesome form lately and directed his team of lead Mandy O'Brien and second Dawn Dowell.

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Finally, it was wonderful to see Russell Jackson make the final 4 in the Champion of Champions Senior Singles at South Suburban Bowls Club which was won by Chris Gee from the Northern Beaches Club.

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Contributed with thanks to Mark Mawson.

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Winner Cheryle Corbett and Runner up Brenda Trannore. Photo supplied

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Contributed with thanks by Sue Hazledine

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North Mackay Ladies Bowls held its Consistency Final on Wednesday 16th September, with Cheryle Corbett taking on Brenda Trannore for the title.

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The final produced a closely contested display of precise and consistent bowling, with both players putting in a wonderful effort throughout the game.

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After a strong contest, it was Cheryle who emerged victorious, finishing the match as the Consistency winner to the delight of her fellow North Mackay ladies.

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Congratulations were extended to Cheryle on her win, with Brenda also acknowledged for her efforts in reaching the final.

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Photo source: Mackay SHS

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Mackay State High School celebrated a successful day at the 2026 T2S Barefoot Touch Carnival, with two teams competing throughout the event.

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The school’s Traffic Cones team got the day off to a strong start, claiming victory in the Relay Race.

Supa Tuff Dudes then battled through the touch competition to reach the Grand Final, where they faced Northern Beaches State High School.

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The Mackay State High School side secured the win to be crowned the 2026 T2S Barefoot Touch Carnival champions, bringing the shield back to the school.

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Both teams represented Mackay High with pride, teamwork and great spirit throughout the day.

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The school also thanked Mackay Youth Justice and the T2S team, particularly Hiali and Sophie, for putting together an enjoyable day for the young people involved.

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Members of the club who wished to walk in the perfect weather available last Sunday were able to choose, and seven opted for the beach, while another eight decided to rise to the  challenge and face a day of serious climbing in the Homevale National Park.

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Ken Fihelly escorted his group out to the Mt Addar Road for the start of the assault on Clarke’s Pinnacle which is about 3 km NNE of Sydney Heads. Most of the morning was taken up climbing a long steep ridge with an elevation of 350m. Saplings, vines and rock obstacles made for hard going which was rewarded by spectacular views across a wide deep valley to Clarke’s Pinnacle, which was the destination. Lunch was taken at a lookout with Sydney Heads, Mt Britton, Mt Fort Cooper and the Marling Spikes all in sight. The ascent of Clarke’s Pinnacle itself led to views of Kinchant Dam and parts of the Pioneer Valley, followed by a steep descent down a dry gully. It was a hard but rewarding walk and the journey back to the cars involved trying to avoid lantana.
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Mandy Nimmo’s group assembled at Illawong Beach at 11 am to suit the tide, as Shellgrit Creek had to be negotiated early on after walking for a short distance along the beach. The destination was the mouth of Bakers Creek, and a clear blue sky and a gentle breeze made for excellent walking conditions. The offshore islands were outlined crisply, and soldier crabs were out in their hundreds. The serious photographers in the group found lots of interesting subjects, and a shady, grassy spot was found for lunch. Most of the group completed the entire distance of about 11km, and with the mountains to the south, the sparkling ocean, and the perfect conditions, a great day was had. 

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For more information on upcoming kayaking, cycling and walking activities, phone 0429 363 929.

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Contributed with thanks by Carole Weekes

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Mackay Rowing Club Masters competitors delivered a strong showing at the 2026 World Rowing Masters Regatta in Slovenia. Photos supplied

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Contributed with thanks by Therese Russell.

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Four Mackay Rowing Club Masters competitors took on the world’s best at the 2026 World Rowing Masters Regatta, held on Lake Bled in Bled, Slovenia, from September 9^th to 13^th.

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The small Mackay club recorded a number of strong results across the regatta, including two gold medals.

Therese Clancy claimed gold in the WG1x before teaming up with Jane Deguara to win gold in the WG2x.

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Therese also recorded a third-place finish in the WF1x, while partnering with Richard McGrath to finish fourth in the Mixed F2x.

In the Mixed G2x, Therese and Lachlan McDonald finished second.

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Mick Wohlfahrt and Lachy McDonald also secured a second-place finish.

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The Mackay contingent added further podium finishes in the Mixed F4x, finishing third, while the Mixed G4x crew placed fourth.

The results marked a strong showing for the Mackay Rowing Club at an international masters event.

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Photo is of the finalists for "Jan Meng Memorial Doubles Competition" - (L-R) Runners Up - Coral Morgan & Judy Zahn join the Winners - Sharon Muller & George Camilleri. Photo supplied

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Well done to everyone that played Season 3 Morning and Evening Fixtures. Season 4 will commence on the 6^th October and please contact Donna or Steve if your interested in being part of a team.  

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Evening Fixtures celebrated Finals night with Division 1: Cheetahs (Goncalo Serra, Allan Edwards, Janice Kent) defeating Jaguar (Mick Ruhl, Graeme Walker, Syed Hossain) 6-2, with no 5 set matches, Janice was to strong for Graeme (10,-9,2,10).  

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Division 2 was not so 1 sided Cod (Delma Knight, Steve Mathieson, Darryl Ross) snuck home 6-5 over Dolphins (Mark Stam, Ricky Zhan, Mark Bowerman), some very  good matches but Steve fought back from 2 sets down to win an incredible 5 sets to beat Mark S (-3,-12,7,5,14).  

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Tuesday Morning players took part in the “Jan Meng Memorial Doubles Competition”, this is a fantastic doubles competition that combines all divisions together. The top ranked player teams up with the bottom ranked player, which means we always pair up with someone different.  This year was very tough but a big Congratulations to George Camilleri and Sharon Muller getting home in the final against Judy Zahn and Coral Morgan (5,-10,6,4).  

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Contributed with thanks by Andrea Payne

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Club Team Winners Terry, Noel, Max & Diane. Photos supplied

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Contributed with thanks by Joy Block

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The 2026 Club Teams Championship was played last Saturday. Twelve teams competed over two sessions with the Holewa Team of Max & Diane Holewa, Noel Bugeia and Terry Sheedy being this year’s winner.  

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The Airlie Beach Red Point event was held Wednesday, with sixty-four members from across our Whitsunday Zone taking part.

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Weekly Result

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Monday 14 September 2026 – 9 Table Mitchell Green Points

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E/W

1^st

Jan Harris / Helen Van Den Breok

1^st

David Ting / Eric Goodchild

2^nd

Barbara Tait / Margaret Lane

2^nd

Griffin Bancroft / Gwen Liddell

3^rd

Edward Kliese / Diane Stokes

3^rd

Anne Lutz / Joy Springer

4^th

Margaret Lane / Barbara Tait

4^th

Monica Darley / Joy Block

Tuesday Evening 15 September 2026 – 6 Table One Winner Green Points  

1^st

Janet Hansen / Diane Morgan

2^nd

Helen Van Den Broek / Terry Sheedy

3^rd

Mick King / John McGee

4^th

Martin Pearce / Glen Cocup

Wednesday 16 September 2026 – 4 Table Mitchell Green Points

1^st

Kath Poole / Monica Darley

1^st

Robert Carless / Joy Robinson

2^nd

Debbie Ludkin / Geoff Taylor

2^nd

Victor Mason / John Ludkin

Thursday Evening 17 September 2026 –-4cTable One Winner Green Points

1^st

Ken Seaniger / Robert Carless

2^nd

Griffin Bancroft / Mick King

3^rd

Adrian Westcott / Louise Renton

Friday 18 September 2026 –- 11 Table Mitchell Green Points

1^st

Janine Rodgers / Richard Wix

1^st

Janelle Conroy / Noel Bugeia

2^nd

Max Holewa / Diane Holewa

2^nd

Ming Ting / David Ting

3^rd

Alan Brown / Frances Brown

3rd

Diane Cox / Christine Nice

4^th

Josie Crowley / Victor Mason

4^th

Eric Goodchild / Sandy Patterson

5^th

Faith Hutchinson / Monica Darley

5^th

Jewel Schmidt / Annette Howe

Saturday 19 September 2026 –-11 Table Mitchell Green points

1^st

Annie Lynch / Sandra Morris

1^st

Monica Darley / Nancy Martin

2^nd

Ming Ting / David Ting  

2^nd

Jan Harris / Andrew Canavan

3^rd

Susan Wright / Faye Wright

3rd

Martin Pearce / Patricia Garner

4^th

Sue Mayer-Miller / Geoffrey Patterson

4^th

Kay Jones / Dianne Cook

5^th

Mary Rose Ramsden / Christine Nice

5^th

Ken Seaniger / Joy Robinson

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