Category: Central Coast Sport
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ROOSTERS APPOINT FAWCETT
Woy Woy has announced Mack Fawcett as their new coach just three weeks out from the start of the season, replacing Ray Farag. Fawcett has had a superb local career with both the Roosters and the Umina Bunnies.
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COAST PRELIM A WASHOUT
Rain wreaked havoc with the Central Coast Cricket Prelim Final on the weekend. The Magpies managed to bat for four-overs before the heaven’s opened at Sohier Park, with the match abandoned, and Narara eliminated in devastating circumstances. Lisarow now meets Kincumber in the Grand Final.
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RENOWN TRAINER QUALIFIES FOR ASIA CHAMPS
The Central Coast’s Ben Writer will compete at the Asia Crossfit Championships in July. The 31 year-old is one of only 60 men worldwide invited to the event.
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2020 STATE WOMEN’S COUNTRY RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIPS
To Rugby now and Newcastle Hunter has taken out the 2020 State Women’s Country Champions on the Central Coast. The defending champions defeated Central North, 12 nil.
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NSW BASKETBALL SEASON SUSPENDED
The Central Coast Crusaders’ campaign to defend their championship has been put on hold, as fears over the coronavirus pandemic deepens. Basketball NSW made the decision to suspend all its fixtures until further notice. (VISION ONLY)
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AFL’S SPIDA EVERITT VISITS CENTRAL COAST CLUB
AFL legend Peter Spida Everitt paid a Central Coast club a visit today. The St Kilda stalwart, listening in on Killarney Vale’s Black Diamond AFL preparations. It comes ahead of the Bombers’ season opener against Newcastle on April 3. (VISION ONLY.)
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CORONAVIRUS CANS AUSTRALIAN LIFESAVING TITLES
Hunter and Central Coast surf life savers won’t have the chance to back up their medals at the Australian titles. The 6,000-strong event, scheduled to take place in Gold Coast in April, has been cancelled due to coronavirus fears. Entrance fees will be refunded. (VISION ONLY.)
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MARINERS LOSE NINE IN A ROW
In A League, the Mariners suffered their ninth straight loss in a row last night, during a 1-nil defeat by Brisbane. Coronavirus fears meant fewer football fans played witness to the match, a 52,000 capacity stadium, all but empty.
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MOLLY NARROWLY MISSES SEMIS
Molly Picklum’s stellar run at the Sydney Pro has come to an end. The North Shelly club member going down narrowly in the Quarter-Finals. (Image courtesy WSL/ Ethan Smith)
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KOCH STARS AT STATE
After winning three gold, it’s little wonder Jimmy Koch rates last week’s State Championships as the best of his career. He’s now aiming to repeat that performance at the Aussie Titles next month.