The VIATEK Central Coast Academy of Sport Awards Evening was held on Wednesday 10th November at Mingara Recreation Club. In a COVID safe room full of seated guests, athletes, parents and supporters the CCAS announced the major award winners for 2021. The awards evening was the second stage of the restructured awards presentation. Every sporting…
With restrictions for sport lifting across the state, The Central Coast Academy of Sport (CCAS) is excited to announce that the Greater Bank Netball and Netball Umpires program is now open for nominations. Off the back of this announcement, the CCAS has also revealed that Jennifer Wright, Netball NSW State and Premier League coach, will…
In exciting news Volleyball NSW has commenced planning with Central Coast Academy of Sport for the introduction of a Beach Volleyball program, proposed to begin operations in 2021. With the recent news that the Volleyball NSW’s annual Beach Volleyball Tour (BVT) will begin the season at Avoca Beach at the end of the month (October…
The VIATEK Central Coast Academy of Sport Athlete Celebration was hosted on the CCAS social media sites on Wednesday 29th September 2021. With athletes and parents watching online at home the following award winners were announced: AFL – Development Boys Encouragement Award Clay Partelle Girls Encouragement Award Lacy Myers AFL – U13 Boys…
The QBE Sydney Swans Academy and the NSW Regional Academies of Sport are to partner and host a Regional Talent Search Carnival in 2022. In exciting news for budding Aussie Rules footballers, the QBE Sydney Swans Academy, in partnership with the NSW Regional Academies of Sport, will launch a new talent search carnival capturing some…
The Central Coast Academy of Sport’s vision is “to maintain the traditions of excellence, to be regarded as a leading sports brand in Australia and further afield”. There are no better words of truth to be said about the athletes and coaches appointed by CCAS, and in particular the outstanding results that have come from…
The Regional Academies of Sport (RAS) are excited about Wednesday evening’s announcement of Brisbane to host the 2032 Olympic Games. After six years of planning, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) supported the Queensland city to host the event, with 72 votes to 5. The RAS is made up of nine member Academies including Central Coast,…
Central Coast Academy of Sport are very excited and proud to announce that one current CCAS Future Stars Athlete Nicola McDermott (High Jump), and two previous Future Stars Athletes, Dylan Littlehales (Para-canoe) and Matt Dawson (Hockey), have qualified for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. McDermott, Littlehales and Dawson are three of thirty Regional Academies of Sport…
As we pass the half way point in the year the events and activities of the Central Coast Academy of Sport continue to build with incredible momentum.
In the wrap up of the 2020/21 season, two (2) Athletes from the Central Coast Academy of Sport Crowne Plaza Terrigal Pacific Triathlon Program managed podium positions in the Triathlon NSW Billigence Pathway Series (TBPS) . A great achievement and a testament to their hard work ethic as they travelled over NSW competing against the…