Category: Central Coast Sport

Avoca Kayaking star Fletcher Armstrong has reflected on the thrill of winning his first World Championship medal. While it might have been a career highlight, it’s set to be the first of many appearances on the International stage.

A combined under 18 regional girls team is ready to make a historic debut in the state’s Premier Women’s cricket competition. Weather delayed their inaugural match but every cloud has a silver lining – the squad now set up kick off its season much closer to home.

Back on the track following a slew of successful school carnivals – the young athletes at the Central Coast Sport College are gearing up for another busy term. They’re not resting on their laurels as they get back to the grind in preparation for upcoming competitions.

A Central Coast Sport’s College student is pinching herself after getting the call up for the under 17s national women’s football squad. The Junior Matilda’s have started ammassing strength – looking to back up their AFF Under 18 championship crown from earlier this year.

Sports College students hit more than just the books during their first day back today. More than 30 Rugby League Junior Rep members took part in strength and conditioning tests – under the guidance of some of the game’s top athletes.

The Central Coast has missed out on a New South Wales Country Under-19 Championships title, but they showed plenty of character against North Coast. One of the highlights… a spectacular run-out by Sophie McCrae.

Mariners’ Coach Nick Montgomery is hoping for a crowd of over 10,000 for the club’s opening round against Newcastle tomorrow. His men swept The Jets in all three fixtures last year – now, they’re aiming to make it six from seven in the F3 Derby.

It wasn’t ideal conditions for day two of the Under 19’s Women Country Cricket Championships in Tuggerah. The girls spending the majority of day putting on and taking off the covers – itching to get back out and prove what they’re made of