Category: Central Coast Sport
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CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR COAST RUGBY
The Central Coast Rugby Union Board will meet tonight to discuss numerous scenarios, if and when the local competition gets the green light to commence. The governing body has now extended its postponement at grass roots level until June 1st.
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LACHLAN TAME PAUSES OLYMPIC TRAINING
Avoca Kayaker Lachlan Tame says he’s over the moon after securing his second Olympic berth. But with the games postponed, the Rio bronze medallist has paused his training to enjoy some much needed me-time.
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VAUGHAN VYING FOR QS CROWN
Central Coast teenager Joel Vaughan was enjoying a stellar year prior to the COVID19 Crisis. He was pivotal in North Shelly finishing second in the National Boardriders Battle Final and is currently top six on the Australasian QS rankings. (Vision courtesy of Kookleymedia)
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WORLD TITLE TILT ON HOLD FOR KOCH
While all athletes are frustrated with their sports being on hold, Jimmy Koch is entitled to feel especially hard done by. The Shelly Beach Lifesaver was virtually assured of a spot on the National team for the World Championships.
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TUGGERAH’S KIMNASTIX ADAPTS TO CORONAVIRUS CHALLENGE
Coronavirus has stopped the competitive gymnastics season in its tracks. A Tuggerah based studio is among those coming up with unique ways to train gymnasts, and keep its smallest students fit.
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FITZSIMMONS FIT FOR TOKYO 2021
Following the rescheduling of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Avoca kayaker Riley Fitzsimmons is welcoming extra preparation time. The 23-year-old is using his down time, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, to stay fit and healthy.
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MARINERS PLAYERS STOOD DOWN
And in what has quickly become a domino effect, the Mariners have followed Adelaide United and stood down their players as the economic pinch of the coronavirus pandemic hits. In a statement the club said the move was made to help preserve a future for the club in the A-League. All players have been returned…
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LAUREN TO LOSE LOCKS FOR CHARITY
With the Super Netball season on hold, New South Wales Swifts defender Lauren Moore is training in a backyard gym built by her father. The 22 year-old has also been forced to postpone a wonderful fundraising event in support of The Kids cancer Project.
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GAMES DELAY COULD WORK WONDERS FOR WOODY
Brad Woodward was aiming to make his debut on sport’s biggest stage – the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The 21 year-old is back on the Central Coast indefinitely, and believes the Games postponement might actually work in his favour.
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MAJORITY OF NSW REP FOOTY CANCELLED FOR 2020
Like many sporting codes – rugby league in the region has been hit hard. The Central Coast Roosters say they’ve been left heartbroken, after New South Wales’ Rugby League cancelled nine of its major competitions.