It's set to be a quiet few months in Moree's sporting community as the majority of competitions have been suspended or postponed to help battle the coronavirus crisis.
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Rugby Australia advised on Monday that all teams and competitions should cease training and games until May, impacting the Moree Weebolla Bulls and the wider Central North competition.
NSW Netball has sent out the same directive, with all netball related activities set to be postponed until the first week of May.
Moree and District Netball Association had a come and try and grading day set for March 28 which will no longer be going ahead.
After the final round of the Moree and District Cricket Association regular season on Saturday, the finals that were set to go ahead this weekend will no longer be played after Cricket Australia advised premier and community cricket competitions cancel all activity from March 17.
Moree Swimming Club has also been forced to cancel the remainder of the swim season after receiving advice from the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre (MAAC) as well as Swimming NSW.
AFL North West has followed suit after receiving advice from AFL NSW/ACT. All community football activities will suspended until May 31, including regular season matches, preseason trials and the Crossroads Cup which was set for April 4 in Narrabri.
The Moree Suns AFL9s competition that was set to wrap up this Friday will also not go ahead.
NSWRL has come to the decision this morning to postpone all community rugby league until at least May 1, impacting the Group 19 and Group 4 competitions, in which the Moree Boomerangs and Moree Boars compete, respectively.
Finally, Moree Services FC will have to suspend preparation for the 2020 season after Football Federation Australia (FFA) advised that effective from March 18, all grassroots football activities would be suspended until April 14.
