Category: Central Coast Sport
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CENTRAL COAST RUGBY LEAGUE ROUND 6 RESULTS
In round 6 of Central Coast Rugby League The defending premiers The Entrance posted a big win against the Kincumber Colts. Terrigal downed Northern Lakes 38 points to 10. And Woy Woy got the better of Berkeley Vale. Elsewhere, Wyong produced a 56-point win over Ourimbah at their home turf. The Magpies were held to…
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MAGOO CHARITY CLASSIC WRAPS UP FINAL EVER EVENT
Closer to home, dozens of surfers united at Soldiers Beach for the final ever Magoo Charity Classic. The long running event, held in honour of Australian Long Board Champion and coast surfing icon- the late Barry ‘Magoo’ McGuigan. Over the past 20-years it’s raised more than $550,000 for Central Coast Area Health Service. “It means…
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IRB ACTION KICKS OFF AT LAKES BEACH
Inflatable rescue boat action kicked off on the Central Coast today, with Lakes Beach delivering grand final berths for a number of clubs. Terrigal dominated the surf, securing a spot in the men’s open tube rescue, among more than a dozen other events. Grand finals get underway tomorrow. (VISION ONLY.)
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IRB CREWS TO DESCEND ON LAKES BEACH
In surf lifesaving, the inflatable rescue boats action returns to the Central Coast over the weekend, with clubs from around New South Wales keen to prove themselves ahead of the state titles. Terrigal sits third on the ladder, heading into round two of the series.
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BOXING TAKES CENTRE STAGE AT EAST CESSNOCK BOWLING CLUB
20-year-old Tim Tszyu has claimed the Australian Super Welterweight title in a unanimous points decision. The young gun is already eyeing bigger bouts – issuing a challenge to Jeff Horn. One person gunning for a shot at Tim Tszyu is Troy O’Meley. He’ll take another step towards the Australian title when he looks to defend…
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CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION: ROUND 6 PREVIEW
Gosford will look to recover from its first loss of the season to Terrigal when round 6 of Central Coast rugby union kicks off on Saturday afternoon. The Trojans are eyeing off top spot on the ladder.
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CRUSADERS WELCOME AMERICAN IMPORT AJAY LAWTON
Still on basketball, and results may have been mixed for the Crusaders Championship Men over the weekend – but they’re still on top of the ladder. The side’s welcomed an American import, in time for their next game in the Northern Suburbs.
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NORTH SHELLY CLAIM SILVER AT AUSSIE SURFTAG CHAMPIONSHIPS
North Shelly Boardriders have come agonisingly close to a win in the National Surftag Final, missing out by less than a point. The ladies are now looking to defend their title at the Queens of the Coast.
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KIRRA-BELLE OLSSON CLAIMS GOLD COAST PRO CROWN
Central Coast’s Kirra-Belle Olsson has taken the crown at the Gold Coast Pro today. The Avoca local got off to a slow start but finished strong. Olsson’s final wave scoring her the highest ride of the decider – her 14.90 total too much for the Sunshine Coast’s Dimity Stoyle. (VISION ONLY)
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RUGBY UNION: TERRIGAL DOWN THE RED DEVILS
The Terrigal Trojans have retained their undefeated run in local rugby union – posting a 45-8 win against Gosford yesterday.