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Central Coast Sports College Student Eliza Familton Signs Scholarship with Mariners

The 17-year-old academy member from the school joins the club in a move that builds on existing ties between the two organisations.

By Central Coast Sport Desk · Published 20 July 2026

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Central Coast Sports College Student Eliza Familton Signs Scholarship with Mariners
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Central Coast Sports College student Eliza Familton has signed a scholarship deal with the Central Coast Mariners. The 17-year-old academy member strengthens the partnership between the club and the school.

School and Club Partnership

The signing follows ongoing collaboration between the Central Coast Mariners and Central Coast Sports College in NSW. Familton moves from the school environment into the professional academy pathway while remaining connected to her educational base.

Rugby League Team Success

The college girls rugby league team secured its first NSW PCYC Schoolgirls Cup title. The side defeated Westfields Sports High 18-14 to advance toward the national final scheduled against Queensland champions in September 2025.

Additional College Results

Central Coast Sports College announced a new principal in July 2025. The school also recorded grand final victories in both the boys and girls CIS Cup competitions in the same period. These outcomes sit alongside the rugby league result and the individual scholarship announcement.

The combination of team titles and the individual move to the Mariners shows sustained activity across multiple sports at the college. Local observers note the school maintains active links with regional clubs through such arrangements.

Further developments in college sport on the Central Coast will depend on upcoming fixtures and academy programs. The September national final remains a key date for the rugby league squad.

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