Category: Central Coast Sport
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SAILOR TOM SLINGSY CONTESTS SUPERCARS ESERIES CELEBRITY RACE
Sailor Tom Slingsby has braved some of the roughest seas in the world…and taken home Olympic Gold in London in 2012. But the Australian Sail GP skipper was out of his element when he lined up in the Supercars Eseries celebrity race last night. The Gosford product was easy on the pedal in his opening…
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PREMIERS TO PONDER NEW COMP
The Entrance will hold a crucial meeting this Thursday regarding the revised Central Coast Rugby League season, which is due to commence on July 19. Head Coach Shane Wooden and first grade Captain Matt Killick will be part of the discussions with Board members. If the Tigers take their place in the nine round competition, they’ll…
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SLINGSBY MAKES SUPERCAR DEBUT
He won Olympic Gold in London 2012 and claimed the America’s Cup with Oracle Team USA but tonight former World Sailor of the Year, Tom Slingsby, will be well and truly out of his comfort zone. The 35-year old will line up in the 07 Holden Commodore in the Supercars Eseries Celebrity Race. Former Parramatta star…
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SMITH CHASING MORE GOLD
The last time Hayden Smith competed in the Coolangatta Gold, he finished in the top 10, behind two legends of the sport, Caine Eckstein and Dean Mercer. Now he believes he’s an even better endurance athlete, and he’s in training for the iconic event in October.
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CENTRAL COAST FOOTBALL READY FOR SEASON RESTART
Central Coast Football says it will be ready to ready to restart once it gets approval from the state government to do so. The organisation has prepared a number of season models with possible start dates during June, July or August. Each one guarantees a minimum of 14 rounds. (VISION ONLY)
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MARINERS EXPLORE SYDNEY OPTION
The Mariners are in early talks concerning a potential move to Sydney’s Northern Beaches. The Central Coast club has expressed interest in playing at Brookevale Oval, the home ground of the NRL Manly Sea Eagles. Northern Beaches Council has confirmed the preliminary discussions. It says a number of factors must be considered but it would…
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GOSFORD JOCKEY SURVIVES HORROR FALL
And Gosford jockey Jenny Duggan is in high spirits despite suffering a horror fall at the Scone Cup Day on Friday. The accident in the last race left her with multiple fractures – including a broken neck, shoulder and wrist. The 2019 Rising Star Series winner has taken to social media to thank everyone for…
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EXCELLENT SURF LIFESAVERS SET TO BE RECOGNISED
Surf Lifesaving Central Coast has announced its Awards of Excellence will still go ahead. The presentation will be held on-line with CEO Jon Harkness keen to outdo his Sydney and Hunter Branch rivals.
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OLYMPIC STANDARD FOR HOME OF HOCKEY
While COVID-19 has brought sport to a standstill worldwide, Central Coast Hockey has relished the opportunity to upgrade. Two fields at North Wyong are being built to Olympic standards, at a cost of $1.4 million.
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CENTRAL COAST SPORTING GROUNDS ACCESS UPDATE
While sporting codes across the Central Coast still wait for an official return date – Council has confirmed clubs will have access to grounds, if their season runs beyond September and clashes with summer codes. If winter sports can commence on or before June 1 – the 2020 season will wrap up on October 25.…