Category: Central Coast Sport
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TIGERS HUNGRY FOR A WIN OVER MAITLAND PICKERS
The Entrance Tigers will have to bring their A-game to EDSACC Oval on Sunday when they face top-of-the-table Maitland. But, the side is feeling prepared – with some younger players stepping into the mix, in the starting 13.
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KARIONG READY TO TAKE DOWN TERRIGAL
This Saturday at the Haven, a Rugby Union rivalry will be reignited on the Central Coast. Kariong will take on Terrigal at their home ground for round 10 of the competition
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CENTRAL COAST HEART DOMINATE IN THE FIRST ROUND OF CONFERENCES
To Netball, and the Central Coast Heart Opens didn’t miss a beat in the first round of the Origin Premier League. The team, dominating the court against the Sparks last night – ending in an impressive win.
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BAY TO BAY RETURNS TO THE CENTRAL COAST
Thousands of Central Coast Runners will pound the pavement this Sunday for the annual Bay to Bay race. While numbers are a lower than last year, organisers say it isn’t too late to join in on the fun.
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HEART DANCING THEIR WAY TO CONFERENCES
The Netball Origin Premier League has been split in to two conferences after a week off. Sitting in third on the ladder the Heart’s Opens side has made it into conference A, and are now preparing to take on the Sparks.
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WYONG ROOS HOPING TO GET THE BETTER OF THE BUTCHER BOYS
The Wyong Roos are coming off a win, and they’re hoping for another one tomorrow, in the Denton Engineering Cup. The side has plenty to prove, after coming off second best to the Butcher Boys in Round 2.
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MONTY STAYS WHILE DEFENDERS DEPART
After reaching the FFA Cup decider and this year’s A-League Finals Series, the Central Coast Mariners have announced that Head Coach Nick Montgomery has extended his deal until 2025. While Monty is staying, two star defenders are on the move. Mariners Medal Winner and Socceroo Kye Rowles will join Heart of Midlothian… While right fullback…
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COMMINS QUALIFIES FOR IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Central Coast triathlete Elissa Commins has qualified for the legendary Hawaiian Ironman. The 38 year-old will compete in Cairns 70.3 this weekend, then the countdown is on for Kona in October.
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BAGS PACKED FOR CENTRAL COAST RUGBY’S COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCE
There’s no rest for the daring Top performers from 7 of the 9 Central Coast Rugby Union clubs will put aside differences for the 2022 Country Championships in Tamworth. While the Caldwell Cup is up for grabs – a spot in the state country team is also on the cards for any high flyers.
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MONTGOMERY EYES UP NEXT SEASON WITH FRESH CHANGES
The Central Coast Mariners have made some big decisions, announcing six players are leaving and a fan favourite has re-signed. After making the finals in his rookie year as coach, Nick Montgomery says he believes the Mariners can go even better next season.