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25.01.2022 Are you keen to try a summer sport this year?Contact Lismore Workers Softball Club for more information on how to sign up for the softball competition. Softball for juniors, mixed competition, and men’s is played on a Friday afternoon/evening. The women’s competition is held on a Saturday. We would love for you to come and join us!

25.01.2022 Just a reminder you need to RSVP by tomorrow for our Christmas party on Saturday if you could pls let us ASAP it would be greatly appreciated Feel free to rsvp here

25.01.2022 Lismore Workers Softball Club spectators were not sure which team to cheer for when Wild Turkeys and Mighty Ducks did battle in today’s game with mothers and their kids playing against each other. Ducks won the toss and sent Turkeys into bat. Safe hits to Carmen Thomas, Lauren Forrester, Lyn McDonald, Kristy Lawton, and a classy bunt by Luke Zimmermann saw Turkeys score six runs. Young Kobi Forrester lead Ducks attack scoring two runners with a safe hit to rightfield. Emily ...Findlay scored off Rhianna Lawton’s bat only to see her thrown at firstbase, but not before Ducks cross homeplate for three runs. Turkeys extend their lead with a two-base hit to Lauren Forrester and hits to Bronwyn Gibson and Kristy Lawton which resulted in a further six runs, before Ducks pitcher Jacinta McDonald throw out Talon Forrester at first base to send Ducks into bat. Ducks stepped out their game and applied the pressure forcing several errors in Turkeys field to gain three more runs off Harry Clark, Leah Manning, and Naomi McGowen’s bat. Again, Turkeys rallied with the bat. A brilliant bunt to Zimmermann, a three-base hit to Thomas and hits to Forrester, Kasey Renwick, McDonald, Talon Forrester and Gibson. But it was a controlled high fly ball catch by Ducks Ava Greensill at shortstop and a brilliant play by Jacinta McDonald tagging her mother Lyn out heading to homeplate that had everyone cheering. With an 18 to 6 lead to Turkeys the game looked to be done and dusted. However, a spirited Ducks side were not finished yet. With loaded bases young Jacinta McDonald was thrown out at first. An error by Turkeys pitcher, saw Rhianna Lawton reach first and pushing her players around. Tara Clark was thrown out at first by catcher Kasey Renwick but managed to score another runner. With two out, Turkeys only needed a regulation out, however, Harry Clark made third base on an overthrow to first. Ava Greensill hit safely to score Clark and the pressure was now mounting on Turkeys to shut the innings down. But it all came to an end when Thomas made an easy out to first giving Turkeys a 18 11 run win. For Turkeys Zimmermann bunting improved throughout the game and played his usual best behind the plate and at firstbase, while the whole team batted strongly. For Ducks pitcher Jacinta McDonald excelled on the mound only giving up four walks for the game and her sound fielding skills and knowledge of the game led her team. Greensill continues to impress with each game played and was sound on the field and with the bat. All in all, a great display of sportsmanship from both teams in a fun environment. On Friday night, our Mixed Isotopes teams played Goonellabah full of fun, laughter and some great hits. Tom Pearson, Jeremey Sexton, Darnel Hueston-McLeod and Karina Connors speared headed their batting attack while ten-year-old Kobi Forrester, Nina Van’t Honenderdal, Trish McIntrye and Sharleen Thurgood stood out in the field. Isotopes won in a close 34 to 28 win. See more

22.01.2022 Morning everyone, Looking for a player to play for Turkeys today from 1.30pm. If you can help out, please message Di

22.01.2022 A sensational seven innings game between Dodgers Demons and Lismore Workers Wild Turkeys in Far North Coast Softball's match of the round. Lauren Forrester's report in Sport in the Lismore App https://lismore.app.link/tEB5x5vefbb and the Lismore App Website www.lismoreapp.com.au

22.01.2022 Far North Coast Softball Association's season began with a message and support for World Mental Health Day. Read Lauren Forrester's story on the Lismore App https://lismore.app.link/TApQnflVxab or on the website www.lismoreapp.com.au

21.01.2022 Our draw for the weekend ahead - Turkeys have a bye.

21.01.2022 Some of our juniors had an absolute blast this afternoon at FNC’s coaching clinic with Kerrie Porter

21.01.2022 As Christmas approaches Santa’s elves are getting ready for his visit to the softball fields this Friday Photos: Elise Dowd

20.01.2022 When you see Leah Manning running towards you with both hands pumping the air and a big smile on her face and yelling, we won, we won you take notice. This was exactly what happened last Saturday when Mighty Ducks had their first win for the season. Quickly following Leah, was Kobi Forrester calling nan, nan we won, we won and Rebecca Fletcher telling me what a great game Kobi and the Duckies had. So, although this wrap up of their game is a bit late, it is only fitting ...it be told. Rous Rascals were sent into bat and young Hayden Grove started their attack with a two-base hit to centrefield. A hit to Harry Clark at second base saw two runs score, but Clark beat Azalai |Bateman to the base for the first out. Workers shortstop, Ava Greensill, caught Dominque Lawton off the base for the second out before pitcher, Jacinta McDonald took an easy catch for the third out. Ducks went into bat and quickly scored six runs with Emma Shields, Clark and Emily Findlay leading the charge. A muffed fly at secondbase saw Rascals lead off batter make first and from here they crossed homeplate four times before McDonald teaming up with Kobi Forrester on firstbase for two outs and catch to Shields in the outfield. Workers scored a further four runs with McDonald, Rhianna Lawton and Shields, with a two-base, hit advancing their runners to give them a lead of 10 runs to 7 at the bottom of the second. In the top of the 3rd innings, Duckies showed great form in the field, limiting Rous to scoring only two runs. McDonald and Forrester proved they are a great combination at pitcher and firstbase, while catcher, Lawton tagged out her brother at homeplate and held the ball on the third strike to send Edward Shields back to his dugout. Rous rallied in the bottom of the 3rd, restricting Workers batters to just three runs with Gove at shortstop taking a fly ball, and pitcher Rob Connor throwing out two batters to Bateman on firstbase. The score was still in Ducks favour by 13 runs to 9. Rous scored a further three runs in the fourth, but it was all too late, and the score resulted in a 13 to 12 run win to MIGHTY DUCKS. Congratulations Duckies. I guessed I’m not allowed to watch anymore of your games now!

19.01.2022 Don’t forget to check in with your friends and family especially in these hard times

18.01.2022 https://membership.sportstg.com/regoform.cgi

18.01.2022 What a beautiful summer night for some softball

17.01.2022 Looking to improve your swing why not pop on down and see Karina for a batting clinic

17.01.2022 Don't forget training today from 5.30pmDon't forget training today from 5.30pm

16.01.2022 Duck’s grand final 11:30am Turkey’s semi final 3:30pm & if they win they play in the grand final 5:30

16.01.2022 Hi all, Is every one available for the weekend? Naomi is away from Ducks, is there anyone else from Ducks or TukeysHi all, Is every one available for the weekend? Naomi is away from Ducks, is there anyone else from Ducks or Tukeys

16.01.2022 Just a reminder there is no glass allowed at the grounds

15.01.2022 Please let us know as soon as possible if you are unable to play this weekend

14.01.2022 70 years of FNCSA is coming up next year if anyone has any photos or stories they would like to share pls don’t hesitate to contact us

14.01.2022 Together we make a Family

14.01.2022 Hi all, there could be the possibility of both Ducks and Turkey's playing at the same time next weekend Is everyone available? I know Leah is away is anyone else as we try to work out teams and coaches

14.01.2022 Wear green tomorrow for ‘World Mental Health Day’ 10th October 2020 Did you know that our first game of softball falls on World Mental Health Day? Far North Coast Softball Association is encouraging us all to wear some green to raise awareness to the importance of Mental Health and Wellbeing. Chuck something green on!

13.01.2022 Don’t forget our Christmas party this weekend after the games

13.01.2022 Rous Rangers outclassed Lismore Workers Wild Turkeys with an 18 to 6 run win. Homeruns from Rangers batters were a major feature of the game with Samantha Green, Shannon Holgate and Wesley Wilford slamming two massive hits each. They were also supported by Holly Carmen, Catherine McAnelly and Lachlan O’Sullivan. Turkeys were always going to struggle against Rangers, but with three players out of their side and pulling up from their Division 3 team Mighty Ducks, they could ho...ld their heads up with their own field performance. Division 3 players, Naomi McGowen and Jacinta McDonald excelled, making base on both turns at bat. McDonald worked hard in the outfield narrowly missing a raging ball of Holgate’s bat. Shortstop, Kasey Renwick continues to dominate Turkeys field being involved in four outs. With Rangers onslaught with the bat resulted in Lauren Forrester step onto the mound who’s loopy pitching style restrict their attack, except for Green who took full advantage of the slower pitching. It took Woodburn Wonders until the third innings to forge a commanding lead over Lismore Workers Mighty Ducks running out winners by 15 runs to 9. With improved fielding lead by pitcher Tara Clark, Emily Finlay at thirdbase, Ava Greenfield at second and a double play by Rhianna Lawton at first saw Ducks were within striking distance being down by one run at the bottom of the second innings with Woodburn leading by 9 runs to 8 with Lucy Creighton’s homerun being the difference. Woodburn stepped up their game the third and fourth innings keeping Ducks to scoring one run with Nicole Andrew making three outs from thirdbase into the safe hands of Carmen Ainsworth at firstbase. A batting rally by Woodburn in the 3rd with an enormous homerun of Andrew’s bat guiding her team to score six runs and the win. Workers Isotopes went down to Casino Mixed on Friday night by 37 runs to 27. Isotopes continue to play their fun style of play, with all players enjoying the game. Jeremy Sexton leads with the bat and is supported by Tom Pearson, Darnell Heuston-McLeod and Jerry Deal. In the field the experienced Karina Connors help to guide Nina Van ‘t Hoenderdal, Ashleigh Thomas, Trish McIntyre and Sharlene Thurgood.

12.01.2022 If you haven't paid your fees, please ensure they are paid by the weekend. Many thanksIf you haven't paid your fees, please ensure they are paid by the weekend. Many thanks

12.01.2022 Weekend Wrap Friday Night Workers Isotopes 34 defeated Goonellabah 28 Rous Mixed 7 defeated Casino Mixed 0... Saturday Worker's Wild Turkeys 18 defeated Workers Mighty Ducks 11 Goonellabah Gunned 10 defeatd Rous Rogues 8 Byron Red Sox 17 defeated Rous Warriors 7 Ballina Sharks 20 defeated Rous Rascals 13 Casino 1, 12 defeated Rous Rangers 4 Dodgers Demons 22 defeated Woodburn Wonders 8 Casino Cougars v Bye

11.01.2022 Spectators were treated to a sensational 7 innings game between Dodgers Demons and Lismore Workers Wild Turkeys in Saturday’s match of the round. Exceptional fielding in the first four innings from shortstops Belinda Stratford (Dodgers 5 outs) and Carmen Thomas (Workers - 10 outs) saw only one run being scored to Dodgers. The batteries of both teams, Chris Rose pitching to Sam Davis (Dodgers 5 innings) and Lyn McDonald pitching to Luke Zimmermann (Workers 7 innings), ...Continue reading

11.01.2022 Weekend Wrap Mixed: Goonellabah 32 def Rous 29 Casino 29 def Workers Isotopes 27... Women's: Woodburn Wonders 16 def Rous Rascals 10 Casino1 17 def Rous Warriors 3 Goonellabah Gunnas 15 def Workers Mighty Ducks 6 Dodgers Demons 16 def Rous Rogues 0 Rous Rangers 10 def Ballina Sharks 2 Byron Redsox 6 def Casino Cougars 2 Workers Wild Turkey v Bye

11.01.2022 If you have thought softball would be fun, now's your time. Far North Coast Softball has spots in the women’s, mixed and junior competitions. Read this story on the Lismore App https://lismore.app.link/0UAEurmMfab or on the website www.lismoreapp.com.au

11.01.2022 Mmm... feeling hungry why not have one of Bronwyn’s famous chicken burgers available at the canteen all weekend

10.01.2022 Our juniors loved their visit from Santa everyone went home with goodies from him

09.01.2022 Juniors and mixed start this Friday Mighty Ducks have the bye this week and NO umpiring this week

08.01.2022 With depleted sides, both Lismore Workers Wild Turkeys and Byron Bay Redsox slugged it out in a game that unearthed some incredible talent in two junior players who stepped up to help their respective teams. Ten-year-old Kobi Forrester (Workers) and thirteen-year-old Tess McCann (Bryon) played a prominent part in their teams’ game. McCann had the task of controlling right field and covering secondbase which she did with flying colours throwing two runners out at firstbase fro...Continue reading

07.01.2022 We are currently still looking for player to fill our mixed and women’s side if anyone is interested please let us know ASAP

06.01.2022 Just a reminder that the grounds are still shut and no training allowedJust a reminder that the grounds are still shut and no training allowed

06.01.2022 due to the rain we have moved our trivia/Christmas party to up stairs out at the softball fields see you all at 6 o’clock for a 6:30 start

06.01.2022 Afternoon everyone we need to supply a delicate from our club to attend the FNCSA meeting tonight at 6:30pm at the main workers club if you are able to help us out pls let us know ASAP

06.01.2022 Lismore Workers Wild Turkeys proved too strong for Goonellabah Gunnas with a 15 to 3 run win in yesterday’s game. Coach, Di McGowen, knew her side was going to have a solid game when off the first pitch thrown in the game, Goonellabah’s batter Sharon Foster hit a hard-line drive which managed to stick in the end of Erin Rucker’s glove at secondbase. Pitcher Lyn McDonald was in great form with four strike outs and three assists for the game. Turkeys fielding was a prominent fe...Continue reading

06.01.2022 We are looking for players to come and join our division 3 team Mighty Ducks they are a great bunch girls to play with and they just love their softball

05.01.2022 Happy Father’s Day to all our club’s softball dads

05.01.2022 This weekends draw! Don’t forget training tomorrow afternoon

04.01.2022 Reminder that our agm is on tomorrow

04.01.2022 Rous Hotel Rangers had to step up a gear when they clashed with Lismore Workers Wild Turkeys. In their previous game earlier in the season, Rangers outclassed Turkeys by 18 runs to 6. But yesterday’s game saw a more determined Turkeys side take to the diamond. Workers were sent into bat and quickly dismissed with outscoring. Pitcher Samantha Dowse throw out the batter/runner at first, an easy catch to Katherine McAnelly at shortstop and a strike out sent Turkeys out to the...Continue reading

03.01.2022 Training is off today due to the rain and stormsTraining is off today due to the rain and storms

03.01.2022 Don’t forget to sign on before the season starts in a few weeks https://membership.sportstg.com/regoform.cgi

03.01.2022 Don’t forget sign on this Sunday

02.01.2022 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from our family to yours

02.01.2022 Duckies you little stars

01.01.2022 Please ensure you are registered with SportsTG before hitting the diamonds todayPlease ensure you are registered with SportsTG before hitting the diamonds today

01.01.2022 Due to the on going weather it has been decided to cancel tonight’s junior and mixed games to keep the fields intact for tomorrow’s grand finals. Junior players will be contacted individually to organise their presentation. Note: diamond changes may occur Saturday to accommodate games.

01.01.2022 Softball off but the trivia night is still on we hope to see you all there

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