Latest sport from The Daily Central Coast.
From the A-League Women to surf life saving and netball, women's sport on the Central Coast is thriving and there has never been a better time to join in.
Brisbane Water and Bouddi National Parks give Central Coast mountain bikers and trail riders access to some of the most rewarding natural terrain in regional NSW.
When finals season arrives, the Central Coast comes alive with community venues and club rooms that give every fan a great place to watch the action.
From Gosford's stadium precinct to lakeside ovals and the multi-sport hub at Mingara, the Central Coast has excellent public sporting facilities spread right across the region.
The Central Coast has a strong swimming culture backed by excellent aquatic facilities, active clubs and ocean pools that make year-round swimming a way of life.
Whether you are following the Mariners on the road or tracking community sport from the couch, here is how to stay connected to Central Coast sport from anywhere.
From coastal bike paths to hinterland climbs, the Central Coast offers outstanding riding for cyclists of every level, with active clubs to join along the way.
From tiny tots sprinting at Little Athletics to senior competitors training at Mingara, athletics has a strong and welcoming community across the Central Coast.
Basketball is booming on the Central Coast, with associations and venues offering competition and casual play for juniors, seniors and everyone in between.
Touch football is one of the most popular midweek social sports on the Central Coast, with competitions running for mixed, men's and women's teams across multiple venues.
Lawn bowls is one of the Central Coast's most enduringly popular social sports, with clubs across Gosford, Erina, Woy Woy and beyond welcoming players of all ages.
The Central Coast has a growing network of all-abilities sport programs that make physical activity accessible and enjoyable for people of every background and ability.
Hundreds of kids across the Central Coast pull on boots every weekend, and getting your child involved in junior football has never been easier.
With ocean beaches, sheltered lakes and Brisbane Water at its doorstep, the Central Coast offers one of the richest water-sport environments in NSW.
Mingara Recreation Club in Tumbi Umbi is far more than a club venue, it is the Central Coast's most versatile sporting and community facility.
From free Saturday morning parkruns at Terrigal and The Entrance to bush trails in Brisbane Water National Park, the Central Coast is a runner's paradise.
Everything first-time and returning visitors need to know about attending a match at Industree Group Stadium in Gosford.
The Central Coast offers something for sport lovers in every month of the year, from summer surf carnivals and sailing regattas to winter football seasons and horse racing at Gosford.
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