LEARN LAWN BOWLS AND STAY HEALTHY
October 31, 2019Lawn bowls is a precision sport in which the objective is to roll asymmetrical balls as close as possible to a smaller white ball called a “jack”. Moxon Sports Club
Bowling their way across the state
November 1, 2018From Gosford to Bomaderry, The Canterbury Bankstown Social Bowling Club have taken trips to visit Bowling Clubs across NSW to compete in a friendly bowling tournament. Once a month, the
Christopher Sousou; The Rising Tennis Star of Moxon Sports Club
Since the age of 3 ½ , Christopher Sousou has been playing tennis. Now 12 years old, Christopher trains at Moxon Sports Club 6 days a week with 2.5-hour long
Congratulations…
September 28, 2018Congratulations to all our bowlers that participated in our Finals. A special congratulations to John Roach who won 31 to 29 against Jason Miranda!
Introducing The Bistro On Moxon’s Catering Menu
July 16, 2018Celebrate your next function at the Bistro on Moxon which offers a stylish and relaxed atmosphere. Ignite your tastebuds with the Bistro on Moxon’s new menu, a real credit to
New Courts Now Open
Eager tennis players will be able to enjoy fresh new courts after the reconstruction of three of the tennis courts at Moxon Sports Club. Tennis court No.1, closest to the
Bowling for Bob
July 2, 2018Moxon Sports Club has played host to the annual Bob Fitzpatrick Memorial Lawn Bowl Tournament. The tournament was held last month and more than 50 players participated. The tournament attracted
Moxon Open Day a great success
April 30, 2018It was a beautiful sunny Sunday; the air permeated with the delicious smell of sausages and onions sizzling, and people everywhere enjoying the festive atmosphere that soaked the Moxon Sports
Have fun at Moxon Sports Club open day
April 16, 2018To celebrate the opening of Moxon Sports Club after its $3 million makeover, the Club will be hosting an Open Day on Sunday 29 April and everyone is invited. Running
Moxon pigeon club welcomes new members
April 6, 2018In an age before technology and mobile phones, messages would be sent by pigeon post by specially-trained homing pigeons and the tradition continues today in the slightly altered form of