Tag: Central Coast Rugby League
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COACH CLARKE CELEBRATES FOURTH TITLE
Premiership winning coach Tony Clarke says he will enjoy the moment before making any decision on his future. Saturday’s 20-nil victory over Woy Woy was the fourth title his career, and his first with the Wyong Roos.
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ROOSTERS READY
Tomorrow’s Central Coast Rugby League grand final between Wyong and Woy Woy will be of extra significance for Roosters’ coach Marc Matthews. The decider will be his final match before he takes on a role in Canada next year.
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WISHAM WINS IT FOR WOY WOY
Woy Woy has reached the Central Coast Rugby League Grand Final with a thrilling win against reigning premier The Entrance. Greg Wisham was the hero for the Roosters, scoring a try right on the siren.
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WYONG THROUGH TO THE BIG ONE
Wyong has advanced to the Central Coast Rugby League Grand Final with a 20 point win over The Entrance. The Roos will now enjoy a week off, while The Tigers face what’s expected to be a bruising encounter with Woy Woy.
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TIGERS MAKE A STATEMENT IN SEMI
The Entrance made a statement yesterday, humbling Woy Woy in the Central Coast Rugby League qualifying final. The Tigers will now meet minor premiers Wyong, with the winner to advance to the decider.
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EAGLES FLY INTO FINALS SCORING HALF CENTURY
Wyong has earned a week off after finishing with the 2016 Central Coast Rugby League Minor Premiership. Meanwhile, Erina notched a half century in its final match of the regular season. The Eagles now face Kincumber in a highly anticipated Elimination Final.
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RAMPAGING RYAN SEALS TIGERS VICTORY
With two rounds remaining in the Central Coast Rugby League regular season, Wyong has secured the Minor Premiership, with an emphatic victory over Toukley. Meanwhile in the match of the day, it took a brilliant solo effort for The Entrance to get the points against The Eagles.
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WYONG WIN ONE LOSE ONE
Wyong has edged closer to the Central Coast minor premiership with a comfortable win over Berkeley Vale. There was disappointment however for the club’s New South Wales Super Premiership side; slipping to seventh, after a narrow loss to Wentworthville.
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ROOSTERS DOWN EAGLES TO SECURE SECOND SPOT
In Round 14 of Central Coast Rugby League at the weekend, Kincumber upset reigning premiers The Entrance. In the match of the day, Woy Woy climbed to second on the ladder, downing The Eagles by 12 points.
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ROOS BOUNCE BACK
After suffering its first loss of the season last weekend, Wyong has bounced back, downing the reigning premiers in the Central Coast Rugby League Match of the Round. The Roos trailed at half time, but scored three unanswered tries to secure a 32 to 14 win.