Category: Central Coast Sport
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MARINERS FISH FOR REDEMPTION AGAINST VISITING MELBOURNE VICTORY TOMORROW
Still on the A-League and the Central Coast Mariners will be back in front of the palm trees and sauce bottles tomorrow night when they take on the Melbourne Victory at Gosford. Fresh from their win over the Brisbane Roar – the yellow and navy are hoping it’s the start of their run to the…
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ALLAN ON FIRE IN HURRICANES LOSS
The Hunter Hurricanes side showed plenty of spirit against Cronulla in the National League at the weekend. The Canes led early with Gosford’s Corey Allan on fire with a double. The 22 year-old Central Coast player of the Year finishing with five goals – his biggest haul at the elite level. But his side were…
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RATINGS LEADER READY TO RIP AT HOME
After three events on the Men’s Qualifying Series, Joel Vaughan is ranked number one in Australia and Oceania. The 18 year-old is now focused on his hometown contest – The Central Coast Pro starting next week.
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CURSE LIFTED FOR CENTRAL COAST MARINERS
The Mariners are finally back in the winners circle defeating the Roar 2-1 at Central Coast Stadium. The win was even more special – being the first against Brisbane since 2014.
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PICKLUM POWERS IN PORTUGAL
Central Coast teenager Molly Picklum was a standout on the opening day of the World Tour Surfing event in Portugal. The 19-year-old posting the highest individual score, to charge into the Round of 16.
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THREE NEW CODES ADDED TO CENTRAL COAST SPORT COLLEGE LINEUP
With more than 600 students already honing their skills – Central Coast Sport College is expanding. Three new programs will be added to the curriculum – catering for the region’s rising stars, in basketball, AFL, and dance.
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MARINERS HOPEFUL TO TURN INTERSTATE FORTUNE AROUND
The Mariners are yet to win an A-League game this year, a winless streak they’re hoping to break But Adelaide United won’t make it easy for the Central Coast.
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SOUTHERN SPIRIT CELEBRATE FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP WIN
Southern Spirit has secured its first T20 shield as an amalgamated club. The wet weather added another hurdle to clear.
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JOEL VAUGHAN SWIFTLY PROGRESSING THROUGH PORT STEPHENS PRO
Central Coast surfer Joel Vaughan is on track for back to back wins on the QS Tour. The North Shelly Boardrider was in great form today…charging into the Final 16 at the Port Stephens Pro.
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COAST PLAYERS STAR AGAINST VICTORIA
The Hunter Hurricanes Men’s side scored back to back wins against Victoria at the weekend, with four Central Coast players starring for the home side on Saturday. Centre-forward Lachie McLeod bagged two, including this extra-man opportunity. Corey Allan buried a five-metre penalty, and is now top 10 in the competition on the goal-scoring list. Brady…