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Chloe Karsten Recognised in Central Coast Youth Week Awards for Sports Contribution

The 2025 Sportsperson Award highlights an athlete active in the region's community leagues.

By Central Coast Sport Desk · Published 20 July 2026

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Chloe Karsten Recognised in Central Coast Youth Week Awards for Sports Contribution
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Chloe Karsten received the Sportsperson Award at the 2025 Central Coast Youth Week Awards in NSW.

Why the recognition stands out now

The award draws attention to young participants who support local community sports leagues across the Central Coast. These leagues operate year-round and include players from Kincumber and surrounding areas.

Leagues active in Kincumber and the wider region

Urban Rec Central Coast runs inclusive social sports programs that attract thousands of weekly players. The Central Coast Junior and Senior Rugby League oversees competitions through 16 junior clubs and 10 senior clubs, offering League Tag and Tackle formats for different ages and genders. Jamboree Sports organises indoor soccer leagues for juniors in Kincumber with seasons that begin in October.

Season details and participation numbers

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Mid Central Coast schedule co-ed games from June 16 to July 31, with each player completing six matches. Urban Rec Central Coast, established in 2024, continues to expand its weekly offerings in the same Kincumber area where Jamboree Sports holds its programs.

Next steps for families and players

Interested participants can check current season openings directly with Urban Rec Central Coast, the Central Coast Junior and Senior Rugby League or Jamboree Sports for registration information and age-group options.

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