NSW Central Coast Rugby League under-17 grand finals
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This article provides information on the under 16 premiership deciders of rugbyleague 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.
A predecessor to Under 16 and Under 17 competitions 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. The following year they were changed to Under 18 and Under 16. Between 1979 and 1982 the two competitions reverted to Under 19 and Under 17. In 2000, Third Grade and Under 18s were replaced by Under 19 and Under 17 competitions. There has been an Under 17 competition in each subsequent season, apart from 2012. Since 2015, Under 17s has been run by the junior body and played on Saturdays, rather than as a curtain-raiser to Sunday grade matches.
1967 WOY WOY 10 (B. McEvoy, Lindsay Makepeace tries; C. Symes goal; C. Symes field goal) defeated WYONG 8 (Mick Leaudais, John Glachan tries; Howard Burns goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, October 1, 1967.
1979 ERINA 23 (Glen Ritchie, John Harris, Steve Lloyd, Anthony Sopp, Michael McCabe tries; Michael McCabe 4 goals) defeated GOSFORD 12 (Chris Endacott, Shane Rawlings tries; Mark Stevens 3 goals) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 16, 1979. Referee: Paul Freeman.
1980 ERINA 9 (Michael Stone try; Don Moylan 3 goals) defeated UMINA 6 (Gary Parsons, Dave Campbell tries) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 14, 1980. Referee: T. Gardiner.
1981 WOY WOY 14 (Eddie Riley and others tries; two unnamed goals; unnamed field goal) defeated WYONG 8 (David Walther, Brett Ackhurst tries; unnamed goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 13, 1981.
1982 WYONG 6 (Shane Khun, Don Murray tries) defeated ERINA 2 (B. Vallance goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 19, 1982. Referee: Chris Cox.
2000s
2000 WYONG 32 defeated UMINA 12 at NorthPower Stadium, Grahame Park on Saturday, August 26, 2000.
2001 UMINA 28 (Shane Ngaheu and others tries) defeated THE ENTRANCE 24 at NorthPower Stadium, Grahame Park on Sunday, September 2, 2001.
2002 OURIMBAH 24 (Mitchell Gow 2 and others tries) defeated WYONG 10 at Central Coast Stadium, Grahame Park on Sunday, September 1, 2002.
2003 KINCUMBER 32 defeated WYONG 16 at Central Coast Express Advocate Stadium, Grahame Park on Sunday, August 31, 2003.
2004 BERKELEY VALE 18 defeated ERINA 16 at Central Coast Express Advocate Stadium, Grahame Park on Sunday September 12, 2004.
2005 THE ENTRANCE 24 defeated WYONG 18 at Morrie Breen on Sunday, September 18, 2005.
2006 KINCUMBER 27 (W. Lagudi, M. Kurtz, M. Giffin, J. Kennedy tries; M. Kurtz 3 goals; M. Murray field goal) d THE ENTRANCE 20 (B. Munbro, M. Johnson tries; G. Nelson 3 goals) at Morrie Breen on Saturday, September 30, 2006.
2007 KINCUMBER 21 defeated THE ENTRANCE 16 at Woy Woy Oval on Sunday, September 23, 2007.
2008 BERKELEY VALE 28 defeated THE ENTRANCE 16 at Bluetounge Stadium on Sunday, September 21, 2008.
2009 Six teams participated in the 2009 Under 17 competition – Budgewoi, Kincumber, Ourimbah, Terrigal, The Entrance and Woy Woy. Results were published in the Central Coast Express during June and July, but not in August or September. Consequently, the result is unknown to the author.
2010s
2010 BERKELEY VALE 12 defeated TOUKLEY 4 on Saturday, September 18, 2010.
2011 TERRIGAL 28 d THE ENTRANCE 12 on Saturday, September 17, 2011.
2013 KINCUMBER 40 (Brodie Cooper 3, Mitchell Clark, Kurt Burrell, Daniel Hutchison, Dane Richter tries; Blake Wylie 6 goals) defeated THE ENTRANCE 10 (Jordan Huckstepp 2 tries; Joshua French goal) at Morrie Breen on Saturday, September 21, 2013.
2014 (CCDJRL) TOUKLEY 14 (Luke Gearside, Daniel Peck, Cameron Catania tries; Thomas Harvey goal) defeated TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 10 (Alex Pohla, Daniel Heuston tries; Josh Cook goal) at Morrie Breen Oval on Sunday, September 14, 2014.
2015 (CCDJRL) KINCUMBER 28 (Jordan Sanchez 2, Jordan Griffin, Benjamin Peters, Tyren Andrea, Jeremy Abdullah tries; Cooper Bosden, Joshua McRohan goals) defeated BERKELEY VALE 4 (Harrison Gibbons try) at Central Coast Stadium, Grahame Park on Sunday, September 13, 2015. Man of the Match - Will Grassby
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References
↑ "Wyong's Brilliant Finish, Woy Woy Under 17s Win Thrilling Match". Central Coast Express. Gosford: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 61. 2 October 1967. p.11.
↑ "Classy display". Central Coast Express. Gosford: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 61. 18 September 1979. p.15.
↑ "Erina Cause First Upset". Central Coast Express. Gosford: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 61. 14 September 1980. p.19.
↑ "Coach Inspired His Team To Victory". Wyong and Lakes District Advocate. Wyong: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 178. 16 September 1981. p.67.
↑ "League Grand Final summary". Central Coast Express. Gosford: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 61. 22 September 1982. p.70.
↑ "Skipper leads way as Hawks dominate". Central Coast Express Advocate. Gosford: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 61. 30 August 2000. p.71.
↑ "Wyong dominates weakened Tigers". Central Coast Express Advocate. Gosford: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 61. 5 September 2001. p.79.
↑ "Junior Magpies deny Wyong clean sweep". Central Coast Express Advocate. Gosford: State Library of NSW - Microfilm RAV 61. 4 September 2002. p.87.
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Microfilm of the following newspapers are available at the State Library of New South Wales and Central Coast Council libraries at Gosford and Wyong. The RAV numbers provided are those used by the State Library.
The following books are available at the Tuggerah Branch of the Central Coast Council Libraries
George Glading (1995). History of Wyong Rugby League 1893-1995. Kanwal, New South Wales: Wyong Rugby League Club Limited. ISBN0-646-25613-0.
A History of The Entrance Rugby League Football Club - From Seagulls to Tigers 1934 to 2012. Bateau Bay, New South Wales: The Entrance Rugby League Football Club. 2013.
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