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Amateur Leagues Deliver Standings Shifts This Week on the Central Coast
Wyong sealed an undefeated CCDGA pennant while Central Coast Strikers advanced in futsal action.
How we reported this
Wyong captured the 2025 Central Coast District Golf Association A Grade pennant after finishing the season undefeated with 39.5 match points and 16 contest points.
The result stands out because the CCDGA pennant runs through a full club schedule on Central Coast courses and directly affects how local golfers rank for the next season. Clubs track these points to set lineups and plan training blocks before the next round of fixtures begins.
Indoor and futsal updates at Kincumber
Central Coast Strikers 12 Boys reached the Major Final in the NNSW Futsal 2025 Supa Liga against Macquarie Sharks. The match caps a season of regular fixtures that draw families to venues around the region each weekend.
Urban Rec Central Coast runs its 10-week social sports program at Kincumber Indoor Sports, where mixed teams play multisport, volleyball, netball, soccer and pickleball. Jamboree Sports schedules its own 10-week indoor soccer leagues at the same Kincumber facility for players aged 7 to 15, with the next block listed to start in Term 4 2025 at a cost of $115 per child.
Youth tables and next steps
Central Coast Mariners Youth sit ninth in the 2026 NPL NSW 2 youth table on 26 points after 18 games. The position follows a run of seven wins, five draws and six losses that keeps the side in the middle of the pack heading into the remaining fixtures.
Players and parents can check updated draws on the NNSW Futsal and CCDGA sites or contact the clubs directly for training times at Kincumber Indoor Sports before the next round of matches.