Category: Central Coast Sport
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HUGE FUTURE FOR HURDLERS
The current state of sport hasn’t dimmed the dreams of two of Australia’s best hurdlers – who both train on the Central Coast. Nick Andrews could qualify for the Tokyo Olympics, while Imogen Breslin recently recorded one of the fastest under-20 times in the world.
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MARINERS VALE DON PARKES
The Mariners are mourning the loss of one of one of their founding members – Don Parkes. He will be remembered by A-League fans for his vibrant personality and his unwavering support of the yellow and navy. (VISION ONLY)
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TRIBUTES FLOWING FOR ROSELLAS LEGEND
Rosellas’ Team of the Century inductee, David ‘Chook’ Howell, has lost his battle with Parkinson’s Disease. As news of his passing filters through the rugby league community, Chook is being remembered as one of the game’s toughest-ever competitors, and an unforgettable character.
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JILLAROOS STAR SALUTES NRL
Star five-eighth Kirra Dibb has praised the NRL for trying to resume the competition. Following a stunning Test debut in 2019, the 22-year-old is using her time on the Central Coast to improve every aspect of her game.
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LAUREN LOSES LOCKS FOR CHARITY
New South Wales Swifts Premiership winner Lauren Moore isn’t wasting time in isolation…she’s been raising money for the Kids Cancer Project. Her Dad wanted the netball star to go for the bald look but she chose a number two buzz cut, and while it was emotional, it’s for an outstanding cause. Even her lost locks…
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GRASSROOTS RUGBY LEAGUE SET TO RESTART IN JULY
New South Wales rugby league has announced plans to get the 2020 season up and running from July. Training is poised to return on July 1 – with community competitions to get back into action from July 18. The board is working towards a shortened season. (VISION ONLY)
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WORLD DOMINATION PUT ON HOLD FOR OPETAIA
Central Coast boxer Jai Opetaia’s plans to bring a world title fight to Newcastle, have been put on hold. But the rising star is remaining positive – saying he’ll perform when the time comes.
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SEA EAGLES SEMINAR FOR ACADEMIES
While most sporting organisations are in isolation, the Central Coast and Hunter Academies are being proactive. Coaches are preparing to join an on-line seminar with Manly Sea Eagles hierarchy, including Des Hasler.
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GUNN AIMING FOR PARIS GAMES
She may have lived in her big brother’s shadow, but Katie Gunn could also be on track to compete in the Olympics. The National Junior Long Jump champion has her sights set on Paris in 2024.
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NORTH AVOCA NIPPER CLAIMS TOP SLS NSW AWARD
The Central Coast has claimed top honours at the New South Wales Junior Surf Lifesaving Awards. North Avoca’s Kale Puata was recognised as the Junior Lifesaver of The Year for his unwavering dedication to the movement.