SKATING TO THE TOP

A Central Coast figure skating club is flying high, after two of its finest recently showed-up their opposition from the big smoke.

And with the Winter olympics just around the corner, interest in the sport is set to blossom.

WALKER HAS HER EYE ON THE WORLD CUP

A young competitive walker has her eye on the World Cup next year after claiming gold at the New South Wales short walk championships.

And it was definitely no easy feet – crossing the line just 15 seconds ahead of Commonwealth Games medallist Cheryl Webb.

FEENEY COULD CALL IT QUITS; FOLLOWS DISAPPOINTING LOSS

Former NRL star Jamie Feeney admits this could be his last year playing representative football.

The Central Coast captain says retirement is on the cards – after their devastating four point loss to Illawarra, the side bowing out of the country championship finals.

RAM CHARGE FALLS SHORT

A late penalty goal has denied The Entrance an historic win in last weekend’s round of rugby union.

The Rams have fallen on tough times of late but with plenty of youngsters coming through, the future is looking looking brighter.

BALDWIN A SUCCESS ON BUCS TRACK TEAM

Angus Baldwin is back home following his first year at East Tennessee State University.

The athletics scholarship holder will compete in the City to Surf and State Road Relays before returning to the U.S. in August.

ROOS NO MATCH FOR NEWTOWN IN NSW CUP

Wyong suffered a big loss yesterday against one of the form teams of the New South Wales cup.

Newtown scored eight tries to one, to secure its fifth straight win.

HALF MARATHON LIVES UP TO HYPE

Sydney’s Jack Colreavy has taken out the NBN Half Marathon at today’s Bay to Bay classic.

Former Central Coast local and defending champion David Mainwaring was in the mix but had to settle for third.

RIDERS PUT TO THE TEST IN MOUNTAIN BIKE GRAND PRIX

Mountain bike riders from around the state were at the Ourimbah Mountain Bike Park today for round three of the Mountain Bike Grand Prix series.

Riders could choose between a four or seven hour endurance race on the 8.5-kilometre track.

FIRTH BOOKS HAWAIIAN BERTH

Tonight, we continue our focus on Central Coast qualifiers in the legendary Hawaiian Ironman.

Following a sub-nine hour finish in Melbourne, Mark Firth will compete at Kona for the first time.

PAGE COULD BE ADDED TO HISTORY BOOKS

With a day remaining to register, this year’s Bay to Bay Fun Run has already attracted a record field.

More than 3,000 are expected to compete in either the 12-kilometre event, or the NBN half marathon.

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