Category: Central Coast Sport
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LAUREN SMITH SHINES IN BIG BASH
To the WBBL – and today’s clash between the Sydney Thunder and Brisbane was reduced due to a rain delay. Central Coast bowler Lauren Smith claimed one for five for the Thunder. “Made it look so easy. Yep fielding practice thank you very much, another wicket goes. Lauren Smith she loves to be in the…
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TERRIGAL TAKES ON BERKELEY VALE FOR LAST GRAND FINAL SPOT
In Central Coast Football, Terrigal and Berkeley Vale battle it out tonight, looking to book the last spot in the Premier League grand final. United is seeking its first grand finals berth, in the club’s 55 year history, after going down to Killarney Vale earlier this week. The winner will meet the Terriers, in the…
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CENTRAL COAST HEART SET TO TRIAL FUTURE TEAMS
In netball, there’s no rest for the Central Coast Heart, looking to bounce back after an out of character end to their season. This weekend, both its teams trial their squads for the upcoming year.
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STATES BEST MASTERS ON COAST
Teams from the Hunter, Port Macquarie, and even Dubbo have dusted of their hockey sticks, heading to the Central Coast for a three-day Masters Carnival. The locals getting off to a flying start in the Over 45s, defeating Scone two-nil.
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BOUMAN ON BOARD WITH MARINERS
The Mariners will host Edgeworth tomorrow, in a trial behind closed doors at Tuggerah. The club also unveiled its latest signing, Olyroos attacking mid-fielder, Daniel Bouman.
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BLUES MCHAPPY IN WYONG
Returning to State of Origin and Brad Fittler’s men are enjoying their time on the Central Coast. The change of scenery welcome after a season like no other.
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MARLINS LOOK TO BOUNCE BACK AFTER WASH OUT
In the State Baseball League, the Central Coast Marlins are itching to get back on the field, with two games in a row now washed out. The team is hoping to bounce back in a match against Blacktown on Saturday.
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PREPARATIONS FOR HEATED CC FOOTBALL SEMIS
A huge night of football is underway at Pluim Park, with the men’s and women’s sides playing their minor and major semi-finals. Terrigal and Killarney Vale are both out to make history, while the coach of The Entrance was preparing the pitch himself ahead of his side’s showdown with Berkeley Vale.
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DIMI BACK IN THE SWING IN NT
The Central Coast’s Dimi Papadatos has finished at two-under…..10 shots behind winner Aaron Pike in the Northern Territory PGA Championship. The 29 year-old was fourth after the opening round… but slipped down the leader board with a two-over 73 on Saturday. He gained one stroke yesterday to finish in a tie for 15th.
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DRINKWATER HOME AFTER STELLAR SEASON
Still on rugby league and Scott Drinkwater is home after an outstanding season with The North Queensland Cowboys. The 23-year old was full of praise for former Central Coast junior Nicho Hynes, who won a premiership ring last night with The Melbourne Storm.