Category: Central Coast Sport

The Mariners’ Jason Cummings is back on home soil – after living out a childhood dream Qatar. Making his world cup debut during a historic tournament for Australia – completes an incredible turn-around for the 27-year old – who was struggling to get a game this time last year.

Well known Central Coast personalities donned their whites, bucket hats and specialised vision impairing glasses for unique game of cricket today. Taking to the field for a 15 over match – players were given a chance experience blind cricket, while raising awareness for vision impaired athletes.

Central Coast Triathlete Suzanne Chandler has returned from Abu Dhabi with her third World Championship gold medal. The 51 year-old from Picketts Valley blitzed the field, and is now preparing to defend her title in Spain.

The Central Coast’s Matt Graham has made an outstanding return to the Moguls World stage, finishing third in Finland over the weekend. The 28-year-old scored just over 80 points in the Super Final to secure the 19th podium of his career. He was beaten by Canadian Mikael Kingsbury, who claimed his 10th win in the…

Two Central Coast weightlifters have returned home after cleaning up on Gold Coast. It was an international debut to remember for both women – securing multiple podium finishes.

Surfing now, and Joel Vaughan has been knocked out of the last round of the Challenger Series in Hawaii. But there’s still hope for the Central Coast cohort, with Macy Callaghan and Molly Picklum still yet to take to the waves.

The women’s first grade cricket competition took over the Central Coast over the weekend with the men’s bye rounds. Terrigal Matcham’s Grace Dignam breaking records as she racked up an impressive 169 runs.

Central Coast cricket is on a bye this weekend – as the comps best players hit Orange for the Country Cricket championships. But there’s no rest for Wyong – the team planning a big return to the second day of play in of round four.

It’s almost time for the Central Coast Mariners to return after a week long trip to Vanuatu. Young players got the chance to prove themselves, while it was a homecoming for the island’s national team captain and Mariner Defender Brian Kaltak.