Category: Central Coast Sport
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SALLY PEARSON VISITS CENTRAL COAST’S RISING TRACK STARS
Fresh equipment is always exciting but Little Athletics stars were over the moon to test out new hurdles with Olympic gold medallist Sally Pearson yesterday. The two-time world champion competing with kids from Terrigal-Wamberal and Gosford clubs. The gear was provided as part of a grant from supermarket giant Coles. (VISION ONLY.)
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WIN FOR KING IN OPENING NEWCASTLE 500 RACE
Central Coast driver Luke King’s finished on top during his first race at the Newcastle 500. Toyota 86 Championship rival Tim Brook crashing out in the first lap – but the Springfield racer managed to steer clear, finishing in 17 minutes and 40 seconds. (VISION ONLY.)
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RECORD COMPETITOR NUMBERS FOR TOOWOON BAY OCEAN SWIM
The Toowoon Bay Ocean Swim has attracted record entrants, with competitors travelling from as far as Dubbo and Cairns to put their skills to the test. Out of towners claimed top honours.
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AVOCA PAIR CHARGE INTO QUARTERS AT HALEIWA
The Avoca charge continues at the Hawaiian Pro with two surfers through to the Quarters-Finals. In perfect conditions, veteran Adrian Buchan won his heat, while Wade Carmichael put on an absolute masterclass in power surfing.
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DE SILVA AND ROWLES RETURN FOR ROUND SEVEN
The Mariners have added five key players to their squad for Sunday’s clash with Western United. Kye Rowles returns from Olyroos duty, while Danny De Silva has recovered from a knee injury – but coach Alen Stajcic couldn’t confirm if Brazilian Jair will make his debut.
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CENTRAL COAST CRICKETERS VIE FOR ONE DAY FINAL
The Central Coast cricket overall premiership is far from being determined – but there’s already finals talk. The One Day comp – embedded within the season – is nearing completion… and teams will vie for the last spot in its decider this weekend.
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MOLLY PICKLUM CROWNED JUNIOR QS CHAMPION
North Shelly Boardrider Molly Picklum has notched up yet another win – this time collecting the prestigious Australian and Ocean Junior Qualifying Series crown. The 16-year-old’s attention now turns to clinching her first World Junior Title.
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KING EAGER TO CONQUER NEWCASTLE 500
Springfield racer Luke King has his eye on the prize coming into the Newcastle 500. The 29-year-old is still in contention to take out the Toyota 86 series championship.
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MARINERS WELCOME NEW STRIKER JAIR
To the A-League now and the Central Coast Mariners have officially welcomed their third striker. Brazilian import Jair could make his debut in the yellow and navy as soon as this weekend.
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SAM GOODMAN ON A ROLL
He may be the new kid on the block – but Central Coast boxer Sam Goodman is quickly making a name for himself. The Umina PCYC star kept an unblemished record on the weekend with a K-O.