Courtney Rees

Wagga Wagga

Sports Journalist at The Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga)

Finally putting sports media degree to good use. Sports lover esp league, cricket, tennis and harness racing. Has a stable of L-named horses

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Articles

'A great decision for the town': no regrets as big crowd supports return

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

Cootamundra co-captain Joe Ward tries to get an offload away in his side's return to Group Nine on Sunday. Picture by Courtney ReesCootamundra's return has already been labelled a success.
Suspensions prove costly with two players set to miss out on big games

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

Collingullie-Wagga's Jemma Davey will miss out on the Southern NSW Women's grand final due to suspension. Picture by Les SmithCollingullie-Wagga has received a blow on the eve of the Southern NSW Women's grand final.
Competition heavyweights deliver in first round to spoil homecoming

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

Shane Hannam slips out of a Tom Miller's tackle attempt as Kangaroos started their season with a win over returning Cootamundra at Les Boyd Oval on Sunday. Picture by Courtney ReesGroup Nine Rugby League returned to one of its foundation clubs only for Kangaroos to spoil the party at Les Boyd Oval.
Star hospitalised in one-point thriller as unbeaten season ends before decider

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

Collingullie-Wagga has risen above the pack to secure its place in the NSW Southern Women's grand final on Thursday night. Picture by Bernard HumphreysCollingullie-Wagga brought the pressure to become the first time to beat Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong and set up a maiden grand final appearance.
One of region's best at developing game strikes personal gold in final season

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

Charles Sturt University captain Gab Goldsworthy has crowned best in the Southern NSW Women's competition after taking a tight win in the Julie McLean Medal count on Saturday night. Picture by Courtney ReesGab Goldsworthy has been a leading force in the development of women's football in the Riverina and earned herself a parting gift.
Late tries split deadlock to ensure winning start in tough season opener

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

Gundagai hooker Wilson Hamblin scored a late try in his side's win over Temora to start the season. Picture by Bernard HumphreysTwo tries in the last 13 minutes ensured Gundagai started its Aaron Gorrell era on a winning note.
Young Cherrypickers dominate Brothers but Albury awaits after draw

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

Jesse Corcoran was one of three Young players to score doubles in the win over Brothers to start the 2025 season. Picture by Les SmithEquex Centre again proved to be a happy hunting ground for Young.
Sin bin, late tries, missed goal attempts all part of frenetic finish

1 week ago | bordermail.com.au | Courtney Rees

Malik Aitken scored a late try to level things between Tumut and Albury at Twickenham on Saturday. Picture by Les SmithSome draws can feel like wins, others more like a loss.
Coleambally scores first win as East Wagga-Kooringal dominates Marrar

1 week ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Courtney Rees

East Wagga-Kooringal's Jerry Maslin made a strong start to his season after missing the first two rounds with a finger issue. Picture by Les SmithEast Wagga-Kooringal scored a third big win to start the 2025 season, this time by 101 points.
'Our good is good enough': last quarter blitz delivers confidence boost

1 week ago | areanews.com.au | Courtney Rees

Blake Argus tries to slop the North Wagga defence in Coleambally's win at McPherson Oval on Saturday. Picture by Courtney ReesA more composed Coleambally was quick to get off the mark in 2025.