Category: Central Coast Sport

Terrigal’s Paul Lemmon was named a joint winner of the ‘Masters Athlete of the Year’ accolade at the New South Wales Sports Awards. The surf lifesaver blew the competition out of the water at the World Championships with a 14 medal haul. He shared the spoils with cyclist Geoff Stoker. (VISION ONLY)

Incredibly three Avoca surfers are still in contention at the Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa. Caleb Tancred advanced to round three, while Adrian Buchan and Wade Carmichael were both impressive winners. (Image courtesy by Keoki Saguibo/WSL via Getty Images)

Following the disappointment of a three-one loss to the Reds at the weekend, the Mariners have announced the signing of Brazilian Jair for the remainder of the season. The attacker found the back of the net twice in 20 appearances with The Jets, but was a prolific goal scorer in the K-League in Korea. The…

Finalists have been announced for next week’s prestigious Sport Central Coast Awards at Gosford RSL. Athlete with a Disability, Volunteer and Team of the Year will all be recognised, as well as the big one – Sportsperson of the Year…with Winter Olympian Matt Graham looking to win consecutive titles.  

To the Port Stephens Pro and Shelly Beach surfer Macy Callaghan has requalified for the World Championship Tour, after knocking out fellow coastie Molly Picklum in round six. Callaghan then went onto win her quarter final.. qualifying for the final against Queensland’s Isabella Nichols. Unfortunately the 19-year-old fell three points short of her two-wave total.…

Central Coast boxer Jai Opetaia has cemented his spot as one of Australia’s best boxers, with an impressive stoppage of former world title contender Mark Flanagan overnight. The unbeaten cruiserweight now boasts an impressive 19-zero record. Meanwhile, Umina P-C-Y-C’s Sam Goodman has also kept his untarnished record intact, after the Super Bantamweight won his undercard…

Meanwhile, the Mariners have suffered their first loss at home for the season. The Central Coast opened the scoring – only for Adelaide United to post a mighty three goal comeback.

A stellar showing for Central Coast surfers today in the Port Stephen’s Pro. Molly Picklum and Macy Callaghan are both through to round six – but it also means they’ll be facing off against each other.

Another big announcement in Central Coast Rugby League with Jamy Forbes appointed to the top job at Berkeley Vale. The Master Coach has already secured his first big signing – three time premiership winner Harley Ridge switching from The Tigers to The Panthers in 2020.  

After a fortnight away from home, the Mariners host Adelaide tomorrow at Central Coast Stadium. Three key players, including Danny De Silva, are unavailable but a win could see them climb into the A-League top six.