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The Central Coast’s Wade Carmichael has been eliminated in Round Four at the Vans World Cup at Sunset Beach. The World number seven was always on the back foot against Joel Parkinson, Griffin Colapinto and Leo Fioravanti. He finished fourth, recording a top score of just a three point-five. He’ll now have one day to rest up ahead of the legendary Pipeline Masters.  

The Crusaders Championship Men’s team will have a new man at the helm in 2019. Chris Ohlback – who was recently recognised at the Basketball New South Wales Awards – will take the reins.  

Shelly Beach surf lifesavers have returned home following their stellar performance at the World Championships in Adelaide. Jimmy Koch, who won two medals, will now lead the Central Coast at this weekend’s Inter-Branch on the Mid-North Coast.  

Lake Macquarie wakeboarder Tony Iacconi is enjoying a short break at home for Christmas, following another big year competing overseas. The 22-year-old bounced back from serious injury to finish on the podium at two major events.

More injury problems for the Jets, with Ronald Vargas and Lachlan Jackson both ruled out of Sunday’s clash with Brisbane. Jackson has a broken nose, while Vargas has a groin complaint, stemming from that diabolical pitch in Western Sydney.

The Mariners will kick off round seven tomorrow night against Western Sydney Wanderers. Currently anchored to the bottom of the ladder, the Central Coast is still searching for its first win this season.

It’s a sport that officials say we could see at the Olympic Games in coming years. And Central Coast cheerleaders are eager to perform on the world stage, already recognised as some of the best cheer athletes in the country.  

It’s the largest touch football tournament in the country, and it’s just hours away. Port Macquarie’s 30th State Cup officially kicks off tomorrow, and it’s expected to be bigger than ever before.

She’s only been competing as a para-triathlete for 11 months, but Lauren Parker is changing the profile of the sport in Australia. Now her achievements have attracted a major event to Newcastle.

Terrene Black and Harry Maskell have had the perfect finish to the ISA World Championships in China. The Central Coast pair instrumental in the Relay Race win – securing the title for Team Australia.