Mariners Coach Mike Mulvey says his side’s performance against Sydney FC was significant in the context of the season. The yellow and navy led one-nil and defended valiantly to salvage a draw.  

Commonwealth Games medallist Nicola McDermott has equalled the New South Wales High Jump Record with a superb jump in the ACT. It was more than just a new PB for the 22 year-old….one-metre 94 is also a World Championship qualifier.  

Terrigal’s Jasmine Forcadilla has continued her stellar college basketball season with Saint Mary’s. She was a constant threat from the outset against Brigham Young University. The Australian junior rep has been a regular starter and gave a beautiful assist to give her side the lead in the third quarter, Then with just 13 point eight seconds remaining – hit some huge free throws to give her team the win on the road….78-75. The Gaels now sit third in the NCAA Western Conference. (Vision only)  

The Marlins have scored a thrilling win over second placed Blacktown Workers in the State League Baseball competition. It came down to the final innings and a clutch play from young gun Jake Bramble.  

Central Coast surfers Caleb Tancred and Molly Picklum have continued their blistering start to the year – taking out the Lake Macquarie City Pro Junior. Tancred will now target the Great Lakes Pro at Boomerang next week.  

Mariners Coach Mike Mulvey says pride will be on the line when his side meets The Wanderers in Sydney tomorrow. Jem Carrigan could make his starting debut, while Sheffield United teenager’s Sam Graham and Stephen Mallon have also been included in the squad.  

Shelly Beach golfer Jordie Garner has made a brilliant start to 2019 – finishing third at the world-ranked Avondale tournament in Sydney. The 19 year-old has a huge year ahead – including teeing off at the legendary St Andrews course in Scotland.  

The Central Coast Rush rep side will play in the finals of the Regional Bash for the first time, on the hallowed turf of the SCG tomorrow. Meanwhile The Entrance and Warnervale won their T20 Semis, and will play in the decider in three weeks.  

The Entrance is still celebrating an incredible milestone at the Country Water Polo Championships in Newcastle. The Women’s B-Grade side claiming the first piece of silverware for the club at New South Wales level in almost four decades.  

The loss of Matt Millar has overshadowed the signing of two Sheffield United teenagers. The Mariners are also preparing to host A-League champions Melbourne Victory tomorrow, with Turkish International Jem Carrigan expected to be named on the bench.