NSW Central Coast Rugby League under-16 grand finals

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This article provides information on the under-16 premiership deciders of rugby league competitions held on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. The match details sub-section details the individual point-scorers in a match, where known. In 1996 and all but one season since 2003, a second tier under-16 competition has also been held.

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The current competition is conducted under the auspices of the Central Coast Division Junior Rugby League, an affiliate of NSW Country Rugby League and the New South Wales Rugby League.

A predecessor to the under-16 competition was D Grade, which was held from 1955 to 1966. When Group status was obtained in 1967, C and D Grade became under 19 and under 17. This was changed again the following year, 1968, to under 18 and under 16.

The junior body, or association, switched from weight-based divisions to age-based divisions in 1971, with under 15 the oldest.

In 1979, the youth competitions reverted to being under 19 and under 17. This changed again in 1983. The under-18 competition remained under the control of the senior body and continued to be played on Sundays prior to grade matches. The junior association took on the under-16 competition, with matches played on Saturdays.

Division 1

Under-16 grand finals
SeasonTeamsPremiersRunners-upScoreMatch typeExtra timeVenueDateMinor premiers
19687 Wyong.png Wyong Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina8–3Grand final [1] NoSohier ParkSun 15 Sep 1968Erina
19697 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Newcastle colours.svg Gosford13–5Grand final [2] NoSohier ParkSun 21 Sep 1969Woy Woy
19707 Wyong.png Wyong Newcastle colours.svg Gosford14–9Grand final [3] NoGraeme ParkSun 20 Sep 1970Wyong
19716 Newcastle colours.svg Gosford Wyong.png Wyong32–0Grand final [4] NoGraeme ParkSun 26 Sep 1971
19726 Western Suburbs colours.svg Ourimbah Balmain colours.svg The Entrance14–11Grand final [5] NoGraeme ParkSun 10 Sep 1972The Entrance
19737 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina9–6Grand final [6] YesGraeme ParkSun 16 Sep 1973Wyong
19747 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina4–3Grand final [7] NoGraeme ParkSun 29 Sep 1974The Entrance
19755-Grand finalGraeme ParkSun 21 Sep 1975Woy Woy
19767 Newcastle colours.svg Gosford Wyong.png Wyong12–10Grand final [8] NoGraeme ParkSun 12 Sep 1976Gosford
19777 Wyong.png Wyong Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina13–5Grand final [9] NoGraeme ParkSun 18 Sep 1977Wyong
19788 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina Wyong.png Wyong13–6Grand final [10] NoGraeme ParkSun 17 Sep 1978Erina
19837 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Parramatta colours.svg Toukley9–6Grand final [11] Graeme ParkSat 27 Aug 1983
1984 Wyong.png Wyong Balmain colours.svg The Entrance12–4Grand final [12] NoGraeme ParkSat 25 Aug 1984
19857 Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal Parramatta colours.svg Toukley16–12Grand final [13] NoGraeme ParkSat 24 Aug 1985Ourimbah
19868 Wyong.png Wyong Newcastle colours.svg Gosford30–0Grand final [14] NoGraeme ParkSat 23 Aug 1986Wyong
19878 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Parramatta colours.svg Toukley10–4Grand final [15] Graeme ParkSat 29 Aug 1987Wyong
198811 Newcastle colours.svg Gosford North Sydney colours.svg St Edwards18–8Grand final [16] Graeme ParkSat 27 Aug 1988Gosford
198910 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Wyong.png Wyong16–6Grand final [17] NoGraeme ParkSat 26 Aug 1989The Entrance
19908 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina Western Suburbs colours.svg Ourimbah8–6Grand final [18] NoGraeme ParkSat 25 Aug 1990Erina
199110 Country colours.svg Munmorah South Sydney colours.svg Umina22–12Grand final [19] YesGraeme ParkSat 31 Aug 1991Mummorah
199212 Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal  Berkeley Vale13–10Grand final [20] Graeme ParkSat 5 Sep 1992Terrigal
19939 Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal Wyong.png Wyong20–12Grand final [21] NoGraeme ParkSat 4 Sep 1993
19949 North Sydney colours.svg St Edwards Balmain colours.svg The Entrance22–10Grand final [22] Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC)Sat 3 Sep 1994The Entrance
19959 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance North Sydney colours.svg St Edwards16–14Grand final [23] NoGraeme ParkSat 2 Sep 1995Woy Woy
19968 Wyong.png Wyong Balmain colours.svg The Entrance28–12Grand final [24] Graeme ParkSat 24 Aug 1996Wyong
199710 North Sydney colours.svg St Edwards St. George colours.svg Woy Woy8–4Grand final [25] Graeme ParkSat 6 Sep 1997St Edwards
199810 Wyong.png Wyong South Sydney colours.svg Umina20–12Grand final [26] Graeme ParkSat 12 Sep 1998
199912 St. George colours.svg Kincumber Wyong.png Wyong12–10Grand final [27] Woy Woy OvalSun 12 Sep 1999
200010 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance South Sydney colours.svg Umina36–0Grand final [28] Industree Group StadiumSat 19 Aug 2000
200110 St. George colours.svg Kincumber Wyong.png Wyong18–12Grand final [29] Industree Group StadiumSat 15 Sep 2001
200210 Wyong.png Wyong North Sydney colours.svg 24–20Grand final [30] Industree Group StadiumSat 7 Sep 2002
2003 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina  Berkeley Vale27–20Grand final [31] Industree Group StadiumSat 30 Aug 2003
20048 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal14–12Grand final [32] Industree Group Stadium4 or 5 Sep 2004
20059 St. George colours.svg Kincumber White Parramatta colours.svg Toukley36–14Grand final [33] Industree Group StadiumSun 11 Sep 2005
200610 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance St. George colours.svg Kincumber White11–10Grand final [34] Sat 16 Sep 2006
200711  Berkeley Vale Wyong.png Wyong34–10Grand final [35] Woy Woy OvalSat 15 Sep 2007
20084 Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal Wyong.png Wyong24–18Grand final [36] 6 or 7 Sep 2008
20097 Wyong.png Wyong24–18Grand final [37] Industree Group StadiumSun 13 Sep 2009Wyong
20109 Wyong.png Wyong Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal16–12Grand final [38] YesIndustree Group StadiumSun 12 Sep 2010
2011 St. George colours.svg Kincumber Wyong.png Wyong Green24–10Grand final [39] Industree Group StadiumSun 18 Sep 2011
20124 Wyong.png Wyong Western Suburbs colours.svg Ourimbah16–10Grand final [40] Industree Group StadiumSun 9 Sep 2012Wyong
201316 Parramatta colours.svg Toukley Blue St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Red32–6Grand final [41] Industree Group StadiumSun 15 Sep 2013Woy Woy Red
20149 St. George colours.svg Kincumber Parramatta colours.svg Toukley26–18Grand final [42] Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC)Sun 14 Sep 2014Kincumber
20158 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Wyong.png Wyong40–6Grand final [43] Industree Group StadiumSun 13 Sep 2015The Entrance
20168 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina Wyong.png Wyong28–18Grand finalNoIndustree Group StadiumSun 11 Sep 2016Wyong
20205 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina-Ourimbah-Wyoming24–6Grand finalIndustree Group StadiumSun 11 Oct 2020
20226 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal-Wamberal20–18Grand finalIndustree Group StadiumSun 28 Aug 2022

Match details

1968
WYONG 8 (Glen Vigor, Paul Merrick tries; David Drady goal) defeated ERINA 3 (Graeme Quill try) at Sohier Park on Sunday, September 15, 1968.

1969
WOY WOY 13 (Terry Roberts 2, Peter Hall tries; Graeme Eadie 2 goals) defeated GOSFORD 5 (Andrew Carlin try; Anthony Callaghan goal) on Sunday, September 21, 1969. Referee: Bill Kirwin.

1970s

1970
WYONG 14 (Chris Williams, Phil Jurd, Frank Sturgess, Ian Nelson tries; Col Peel goal) defeated GOSFORD 9 (L. Bourke try; Neil Jones 3 goals) at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 20, 1970.

1971
GOSFORD 32 (Andrew Carlin 2, Mick Friend 2, Andrew Babekhul, Barry Weinert, Malcolm Brown, P. Needham tries; John Rankin, Barry Weinert 3 goals) defeated WYONG nil at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 26, 1971.

1972
OURIMBAH 14 (Peter Wilkins, Gary Sharpe, J. Maher tries; Mark Austin 2 goals and field goal) defeated THE ENTRANCE 11 (Jim Harvey 2, Peter Bean tries; Ken Hey goal) at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 10, 1972.

1973
WOY WOY 9 (Ken Johnson 2, Harry Wheeler tries) defeated ERINA 6 (Greg Smith, Bill Wassens tries) in extra-time at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 16, 1973.

1974
THE ENTRANCE 4 (W. Kinsella try; unnamed field goal) defeated ERINA 3 (M. Hourigan try) at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 29, 1974.

1975
The Grand final was held at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 21, 1975. Erina and The Entrance were the competing teams. The result was not published in the Wyong Advocate and just one issue, Wednesday, September 23, of the then daily Central Coast Express survives on microfilm. Consequently, the result is unknown to the author.

1976
GOSFORD 12 (Alan Cochran, B. Lynch tries; Rodney Austine 3 goals) defeated WYONG 10 (Jeff Morton, Graeme Cheal tries; Graeme Cheal 2 goals) on Sunday, September 12, 1976.

1977
WYONG 13 (Tony Murray, Alan Cole, Brian Newman tries; Ian Thompson 2 goals) defeated ERINA 5 (Chris Bradbury try; B. Hickey goal) at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 18, 1977.

1978
ERINA 13 (Max Wilkie, Paul Edwards, Glen Ritchie tries; Max Wilkie 2 goals) defeated WYONG 6 (Stephen Baker, Dennis Rose tries) at Graeme Park on Sunday, September 17, 1978.

1980s

1983
WOY WOY 9 (Marc Matthews, Greg Melnik tries; Ken Fuller field goal) defeated TOUKLEY 6 (Darren Georgeston try; Richard Raymond goal) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 27, 1983.

1984
WYONG 12 (two tries) defeated THE ENTRANCE 4 (one try) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 25, 1984.

1985
TERRIGAL 16 (D. Bissaker 2, G. Bezrouchko tries; Billy Felton 2 goals) defeated TOUKLEY 12 (Matthew Thorne, S. Sbrugnera tries; B. Dixon 2 goals) at Graeme Park on August 24, 1985. Referee: B. Saunders.

1986
WYONG 30 (P. Sternbeck, Steven Carter, F. Brooks, Adam Aiken, Darren Akhurst, P. Maish tries; M. Hayes 2, P. Hughes goals) defeated GOSFORD nil at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 23, 1986. Referee: R. Saunders.

1987
WOY WOY 10 (D. Waterson, M. Winspear tries; A. Campbell goal) defeated TOUKLEY 4 (J. Biddle try) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 29, 1987. Referee: B. Saunders.

1988
GOSFORD 18 (Shane Nelson 2, Kim Dawes, Troy Herbert tries; Troy Kent goal) defeated SAINT EDWARDS 8 (Andrew Burg, Julian Banningham tries) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 27, 1988. Referee: B. Saunders.

1989
WOY WOY 16 (Jason Pilling, Danny Williams, Warren Staunton tries; Craig Makepeace 2 goals) defeated WYONG 6 (Mark Holstein try; Brett Vanagas goal) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 26, 1989. Referee: B. Saunders.

1990s

1990
ERINA 8 (Brett McKay, Matthew Geercke tries) defeated OURIMBAH 6 (Chris James try; Graeme Wilson goal) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 25, 1990. Referee: B. Saunders.

1991
MUNMORAH 22 (D. Lewis 2, Mark Ivers, C. Patt tries; D. Lewis, S. Barwick goals) defeated UMINA 12 (B. Dugram, A. Bugden tries; S. Duffies 2 goals) in extra-time at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 31, 1991. Referee: R. Saunders.

1992
TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 13 (Phil Coles, Glenn Morrison tries; Kelvin McDonald 2 goals; Glenn Morrison field goal) defeated BERKELEY VALE 10 (Michael Stewart, David Hourigan tries; Paul Stringer goals) at Graeme Park on Saturday, September 5, 1992. Referee: K. Menchin.

1993
TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 20 (Michael Erickson, Matt Hunter, Shannon Hunter tries; Blake Mulherron 4 goals) defeated WYONG 12 (Dean Amos 2 tries; Dean Amos 2 goals) at Graeme Park on Saturday, September 4, 1993. Referee: R. Saunders.

1996
WYONG 28 (Michael Black 2, Gavin Fardy 2, Alex Starrett 2 tries; Lance Lloyd 2 goals) defeated THE ENTRANCE 12 (Gavin Westwood, Ryan O’Hara tries; Ryan O’Hara 2 goals) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 24, 1996.

1997
ST EDWARDS 8 (Lee Brown try; Simon Thom 2 goals) defeated WOY WOY 4 (Daniel Biernat try) at Graeme Park on Saturday, September 6, 1997.

1998
WYONG 20 defeated UMINA 12 at Graeme Park on Saturday, September 12, 1998.

1999
KINCUMBER 12 defeated WYONG 10 on Sunday, September 12, 1999.

2000s

2000
THE ENTRANCE 36 defeated UMINA nil at North Power Stadium, Graeme Park on Saturday, August 19, 2000.

2001
KINCUMBER 18 defeated WYONG 12 on September 15, 2001.

2002 WYONG 24 (Chris Cole 2, Raiff Lawson, Grant Millington Tries Chris Cole 4/4 Goals defeated ST EDW/OURIMBAH 20 James Maloney, David Sainty, Chris Trembath, Aiden Kirk tries James Maloney 2/4 Goals at Central Coast Express Advocate Stadium

2003
ERINA 27 (Blake Laybutt 3 and others tries) defeated BERKELEY VALE 20 at Central Coast Express Advocate Stadium, Graeme Park on Saturday, August 30, 2003.

2004
THE ENTRANCE 14 defeated TERRIGAL 12 at Central Coast Express Advocate Stadium, Graeme Park in September, 2004.

2005
KINCUMBER WHITE 36 (Mitchell Griffin 3 and others tries) defeated TOUKLEY 14 at Industree Group Stadium on September 11, 2005.

2006
THE ENTRANCE 11 defeated KINCUMBER WHITE 10 on Saturday, September 16, 2006.

2007
BERKELEY VALE 34 defeated WYONG 10 at Woy Woy Oval on Saturday, September 15, 2007.

2008
TERRIGAL 24 defeated WYONG 18 on September 6 or 7, 2008.

2009
WYONG 24 defeated TERRIGAL 18 at Bluetongue Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 13, 2009.

2010s

2010
WYONG 16 defeated TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 12 at Bluetongue Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 12, 2010.

2011
KINCUMBER 24 defeated WYONG GREEN 10 at Bluetongue Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 18, 2011.

2012
WYONG 16 defeated OURIMBAH 10 at Bluetongue Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 9, 2012.

2013
TOUKLEY BLUE 32 (Adam Keighran 2 tries, Luke Gearside Brock Taylor, Jakob Giles, Cameron Catania tries; Adam Keighran 4 goals) defeated WOY WOY RED 6 (Samuel Bovis try; Khaleb Tyson goal) at Bluetongue Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 15, 2013.

2014
KINCUMBER 26 defeated TOUKLEY 18 at Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC) on Sunday, September 14, 2014.

2015
THE ENTRANCE 40 defeated WYONG 4 at Industree Group Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 13, 2015.

2016

ERINA 28 defeated WYONG 18 at Industree Group Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday September 11, 2016.

2020s

2020

THE ENTRANCE 24 defeated ERINA-OURIMBAH-WYOMING 6 at Industree Group Stadium on Sunday October 11, 2020.

2022

THE ENTRANCE 20 defeated TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 18 at Industree Group Stadium on Sunday 28 August 2022.

Division 2

A second-tier Under 16 competition, Under 16-2s, has been held in 1996, between 2003 and 2012, and from 2014 to the present.

Under 16 – Division 2 grand finals
SeasonTeamsPremiersRunners-upScoreMatch typeVenueDateMinor premiers
19966 Canterbury colours.svg Budgewoi St. George colours.svg Kincumber34-6Grand final [44] Sat 31 Aug 1996Budgewoi
2003  Northern Lakes Balmain colours.svg The Entrance32-30Grand final [45] Industree Group StadiumSat 30 Aug 2003
20048 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance North Sydney colours.svg St Edwards12-10Grand final [46] Industree Group Stadium4 or 5 Sep 2004
200510 North Sydney colours.svg St Edwards Melbourne colours.svg Gosford22-20Grand final [47] Industree Group StadiumSun 11 Sep 2005
20068  Berkeley Vale Canterbury colours.svg Central Wyong12-10Grand final [48] Sat 16 Sep 2006
20077  Berkeley Vale Melbourne colours.svg Gosford54-4Grand final [49] Woy Woy OvalSat 15 Sep 2007
200810 Wyong.png Wyong Canterbury colours.svg Budgewoi32-14Grand final [50] 6 or 7 Sep 2008
200911 Canterbury colours.svg Budgewoi South Sydney colours.svg Umina22-18Grand final [51]
201011 Canterbury colours.svg Budgewoi Melbourne colours.svg Gosford22-10Grand final [52] 11 or 12 Sep 2010
2011 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina Canberra colours.svg Blue Haven52-10Grand final [53] Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC)Sat 17 Sep 2011
201212 Parramatta colours.svg Toukley Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal34-24Grand final [54] Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC)Sat 8 Sep 2012Toukley
201410 Canterbury colours.svg Budgewoi Melbourne colours.svg Gosford30-24Grand final [55] Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC)Sun 14 Sep 2014Gosford
20156 St. George colours.svg Kincumber Wyong.png Wyong24-16Grand final [56] Industree Group StadiumSun 13 Sep 2015Wyong
20168 Parramatta colours.svg Toukley Wyong.png Wyong24-16Grand final [57] Industree Group StadiumSun 11 Sep 2016Toukley
20208 Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal Parramatta colours.svg Toukley14-4Grand finalMorrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC)Sat 10

Oct 2020

20226 Western Suburbs colours.svg Ourimbah-Warnervale Canterbury colours.svg Budgewoi30-6Grand finalCCRSRC/Tuggerah Field 2Sat 27 Aug 2022

Match details

1990s

1996
BUDGEWOI-BUFF POINT 34 (Wayne Nies 2, Beau Twyford, Matthew Frost, Cheyne Roberts tries; Justin White 5 goals) defeated KINCUMBER 6 (Brett Cowell try; Nathan Cunningham goal) at Graeme Park on Saturday, August 31, 1996.

2000s

2003
NORTHERN LAKES 32 defeated THE ENTRANCE 30 at Industree Group Stadium, Graeme Park on Saturday, August 30, 2003.

2004
THE ENTRANCE 12 defeated ST EDWARDS 10 at Industree Group Stadium, Graeme Park in September, 2004.

2005
ST EDWARDS 22 defeated GOSFORD-KARIONG 20 at Industree Group Stadium on September 11, 2005.

2006
BERKELEY VALE 12 defeated CENTRAL WYONG 10 on Saturday, September 16, 2006.

2007
BERKELEY VALE 54 defeated GOSFORD-KARIONG 4 at Woy Woy Oval on Saturday, September 15, 2007.

2008
WYONG 32 defeated BUDGEWOI-BUFF POINT 14 on September 6 or 7, 2008.

2009
BUDGEWOI-BUFF POINT 22 defeated UMINA 18 on September 12 or 13, 2009.

2010s

2010
BUDGEWOI-BUFF POINT 22 defeated GOSFORD-KARIONG 10 on September 11 or 12, 2010.

2011
ERINA 52 defeated BLUE HAVEN 10 at Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC) on Saturday, September 17, 2011.

2012
TOUKLEY 34 defeated TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 24 at Morrie Breen Oval (Wyong RLC) on Sunday, September 8, 2012.

2014
BUDGEWOI-BUFF POINT 30 defeated GOSFORD-KARIONG 24 at Morrie Breen on Sunday, September 14, 2014.

2015
KINCUMBER 24 defeated WYONG 16 at Industree Group Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 13, 2015.

2016
TOUKLEY 24 defeated WYONG 16 at Industree Group Stadium, Graeme Park on Sunday, September 11, 2016. Barry Deaker; son of Garry Deaker (former Wyong and London halfback) featured for Toukley off the bench. Ritesh Joggers was trainer for Toukley that day and is credited by the Toukley team as being instrumental in their performance, delivering the team with an inspiring half time talk.

2020s

2020

TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 14 defeated TOUKLEY 4 at Wyong RLF Club Field 0, Kanwal on Saturday, October 10, 2020.

2022

OURIMBAH-WARNERVALE 30 defeated BUDGEWOI 6 at CCRSRC Field 2, Tuggerah on Saturday, August 27, 2022.

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