NSW Central Coast Rugby League under-18 grand finals

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This article provides information on the under 18 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.

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The most recent Under 18 competition was held in 2013. In 2016, an Under 19 competition was conducted under the auspices of the Central Coast Division Rugby League and an Under 17 competition was run by the Junior body / association. Both are affiliates of NSW Country Rugby League and the New South Wales Rugby League.

List

Under 18 Grand Finals
SeasonTeamsPremiersRunners-upScoreMatch typeExtra timeVenueDateMinor premiers
19687 Western Suburbs colours.svg Ourimbah Wyong.png Wyong9–8Grand Final [1] NoSohier ParkSun 15 Sep 1968Wyong
19697 Wyong.png Wyong Newcastle colours.svg Gosford16–8Grand Final [2] NoSohier ParkSun 21 Sep 1969Wyong
19707 Wyong.png Wyong Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina7–6Grand Final [3] NoGrahame ParkSun 20 Sep 1970Erina
19718 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Wyong.png Wyong15–12Grand Final [4] NoGrahame ParkSun 26 Sep 1971
19728 Newcastle colours.svg Gosford Wyong.png Wyong16–3Grand Final [5] NoGrahame ParkSun 10 Sep 1972Wyong
19737 Newcastle colours.svg Gosford Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina6–5Grand Final [6] NoGrahame ParkSun 16 Sep 1973Gosford
19748 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina South Sydney colours.svg Umina17–2Grand Final [7] NoGrahame ParkSun 29 Sep 1974Erina
19758 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Wyong.png Wyong12–7Grand Final [8] Grahame ParkSun 21 Sep 1975Wyong
19768 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina St. George colours.svg Woy Woy12–10Grand Final [9] NoGrahame ParkSun 12 Sep 1976Wyong
19778 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina Wyong.png Wyong11–5Grand Final [10] NoGrahame ParkSun 18 Sep 1977Erina
19788 Wyong.png Wyong South Sydney colours.svg Umina6–2Grand Final [11] NoGrahame ParkSun 17 Sep 1978Wyong
19836 South Sydney colours.svg Umina Wyong.png Wyong9–8Grand Final [12] NoGrahame ParkSun 18 Sep 1983Umina
19847 Wyong.png Wyong Newcastle colours.svg Gosford16–10Grand Final [13] NoGrahame ParkSun 16 Sep 1984Wyong
19859 Wyong.png Wyong Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal12–10Grand Final [14] NoGrahame ParkSun 15 Sep 1985Terrigal
19869 Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal Wyong.png Wyong10–6Grand Final [15] NoGrahame ParkSun 7 Sep 1986Wyong
19879 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Newcastle colours.svg Gosford16–10Grand Final [16] NoGrahame ParkSun 6 Sep 1987Wyong
19889 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Newcastle colours.svg Gosford14–12Grand Final [17] YesGrahame ParkSun 18 Sep 1988Gosford
19899 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Newcastle colours.svg Gosford16–14Grand Final [18] NoGrahame ParkSun 10 Sep 1989Erina
199010 St. George colours.svg Woy Woy Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina14–7Grand Final [19] NoGrahame ParkSun 9 Sep 1990Umina
199110 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina South Sydney colours.svg Umina22–6Grand Final [20] NoGrahame ParkSun 1 Sep 1991Umina
19929 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina11–10Grand Final [21] NoGrahame ParkSun 13 Sep 1992Erina
19939 Western Suburbs colours.svg Ourimbah Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal30–19Grand Final [22] YesGrahame ParkSun 5 Sep 1993Terrigal
199410 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Newcastle colours.svg Gosford13–6Grand Final [23] NoGrahame ParkSun 4 Sep 1994
199510 Wyong.png Wyong Newcastle colours.svg Gosford21–14Grand Final [24] NoGrahame ParkSun 3 Sep 1995Wyong
199610 Wyong.png Wyong Balmain colours.svg The Entrance16–2Grand Final [25] NoGrahame ParkSun 1 Sep 1996Wyong
19978 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance St. George colours.svg Woy Woy10–6Grand Final [26] NoGrahame ParkSun 7 Sep 1997The Entrance
19988 Wyong.png Wyong Balmain colours.svg The Entrance16–4Grand Final [27] NoGrahame ParkSun 30 Aug 1998
19999 Wyong.png Wyong South Sydney colours.svg Umina24–14Grand Final [28] NoWoy Woy OvalSun 5 Sep 1999Wyong
200910 Cronulla colours.svg Terrigal-Grand Final [29] Morrie Breen OvalSun 20 Sep 2009The Entrance
20128 Balmain colours.svg The Entrance Parramatta colours.svg Toukley36–20Grand Final [30] Morrie Breen OvalSat 15 Sep 2012Erina
20138 Wyong.png Wyong Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Erina34–14Grand Final [31] Morrie Breen OvalSat 21 Sep 2013Erina

Match details

1968
OURIMBAH 9 (Robert Footte try; Peter Preston 3 goals) defeated WYONG 8 (Joe Walmsley, Peter Maundrell tries; Howard Burns goal) at Sohier Park on Sunday, September 15, 1968.

1969
WYONG 16 (Mick Leaudais, Robert Caulfield tries; Ken Peel 4 goals; Peter Maundrell field goal) defeated GOSFORD 8 (Michael O’Toole, Rick Roberts tries; Michael O’Toole goal) on Sunday, September 21, 1969.

1970s

1970
WYONG 7 (Kel Wynn try; Ken Peel 2 goals) defeated ERINA 6 (Wayne Shooter, Lloyd Dixon tries) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 20, 1970.

1971
WOY WOY 15 (Peter Robertson 2, Terry Roberts tries; Bill McNamara 3 goals) defeated WYONG 12 (Merrick Lindsay, C. Williams tries; Colin Peel 3 goals) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 26, 1971.

1972
GOSFORD 16 (Rick Legge 2, J. Clements, Barry Weinert tries; Trevor Binskin, Barry Weinert goals) defeated WYONG 3 (Merrick Lindsay try) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 10, 1972.

1973
GOSFORD 6 (Barry Weinert, Paul Needham tries) defeated ERINA 5 (Peter Creevey try; Graham Marchant goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 16, 1973.

1974
ERINA 17 (five tries; goal) defeated UMINA 2 (goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 29, 1974.

1975
WOY WOY 12 defeated WYONG 7 at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 21, 1975.

1976
ERINA 12 (Phillip Griffiths, David Uhler tries; B. Taylor 3 goals) defeated WOY WOY 10 (David Warwick, Jeff Goodworth tries; Doug Diversi 2 goals) on Sunday, September 12, 1976.

1977
ERINA 11 (Geoff Sopp, David Uhleer tries; G. Breedon 2 goals, D. Harris field goal) defeated WYONG 5 (Gary Prior try; Ross Lewis goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 18, 1977.

1978
WYONG 6 (Brett Shearman, Jim Carey tries) defeated UMINA 2 (Alan Williams goal) on Sunday, September 17, 1978.

1980s

1983
UMINA 9 (Col Wormleaton 4 goals and a field goal) defeated WYONG 8 (Col Thompson try; Garry Walsh 2 goals) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 18, 1983. Referee: W. Curnoe.

1984
WYONG 16 (Adrian Tschanter 2, David Perry tries; David Perry 2 goals) defeated GOSFORD 10 (Neal Hayter, Steve Carter tries; Michael Bishenden goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 16, 1984.

1985
WYONG 12 (Adam Bourke, Ritchie Montgomery tries; unknown 2 goals) defeated TERRIGAL 10 (two tries; goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 15, 1985. Referee: Bob Saunders.

1986
TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 10 (Gary Bezrouchka, Paul McDonald tries; Billy Felton goal) defeated WYONG 6 (Ritchie Montgomery try; unnamed goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 10, 1989. Referee: L. Metti.

1987
WOY WOY 16 (Wayne Robinson and three others tries) defeated GOSFORD 10 (two tries; one goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 6, 1987.

1988
WOY WOY 14 (Stephen Plummer 2, Michael Douglas tries; Adam Campbell goal) defeated GOSFORD 12 (Paul Crawley, Paul Kent tries; Mark Winspear 2 goals) in extra-time at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 18, 1988.

1989
WOY WOY 16 (Chris Terrill, Simon Spinks tries; Adam Campbell 4 goals) defeated GOSFORD 14 (Michael Turner, Mark Winspear tries; three unnamed goals) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 10, 1989. Referee: R. Saunders.

1990s

1990
WOY WOY 14 (Jason Risk, Jason Pillings tries; Brendan Driscoll 3 goals) defeated ERINA 7 (Jason Johnson 3 goals; Darren Druett field goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 9, 1990. Referee: B. Whitelaw.

1991
ERINA 22 (Keiron Edwards, Eddie Anderson, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Ben Watt tries; Shane King at least one of three goals) defeated UMINA 6 (Brendan Douglas try; unnamed goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 1, 1991. Referee: A. Last

1992
THE ENTRANCE 11 (Matt Hyde, Michael Raco tries; John Catts goal; Adam Waters field goal) defeated ERINA 10 (Steve Monie, Todd Petrie tries; Trevor Hamilton goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 13, 1992. Referee: S. Shailer.

1993
OURIMBAH 30 (Adam Hill, Tim Lancett and others tries; five goals) defeated TERRIGAL-WAMBERAL 19 (Fred King and others tries; three goals; Damien Wright field goal) in extra-time at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 5, 1993. Referee: D. Allen.

1994
THE ENTRANCE 13 (Stephen Booth and one other tries; Brian Rees 2 goals; unnamed field goal) defeated GOSFORD 6 (Justin Murdoch try; unnamed goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 4, 1994.

1995
WYONG 21 (Scott Considine, Brad Smith, Luke O’Brien, Troy Redman tries; two unnamed goals; unnamed field goal) defeated GOSFORD 14 (Paul Holmes, Brian Skuse, Trent Murphy tries; unnamed goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 3, 1995.

1996
WYONG 16 (Luke O’Brien, Daniel Wade, Kevin Turkington tries; two unnamed goals) defeated THE ENTRANCE 2 (Daniel Lorusso goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 1, 1996.

1997
THE ENTRANCE 10 (Anthony Cotterill; Brent Soutar 3 goals) defeated WOY WOY 6 (Luke Marshall try; unnamed goal) at Grahame Park on Sunday, September 7, 1997.

1998
WYONG 16 (Michael Black 2, Jayde Farrell tries; Lance Lloyd 2 goals) defeated THE ENTRANCE 4 (Todd Bolton try) at Grahame Park on Sunday, August 30, 1998.

1999
WYONG 24 (Clinton Allsop, Russell Green, Ben Coughlan and others tries; unnamed goals) defeated UMINA 14 (Chris Heighington, Jake Westerman and one other tries; unnamed goals) at Woy Woy Oval on Sunday, September 5, 1999.

2009
TERRIGAL won at Morrie Breen Oval, Kanwal on Sunday, September 20, 2009.

2012
THE ENTRANCE 36 (Hayden Green, Daniel Henessey, Thomas Moloney, Nathan Lane, Liam Crawford, Daniel Richardson, Kayden Lawson tries; Hayden Green 4 goals) defeated TOUKLEY 20 (Andrew Callow, Matthew Dicks, Samuel Heterick, Josiah Fonua tries; Andrew Callow, Matthew Dicks goals) at Morrie Breen on Saturday, September 15, 2012.

2013
WYONG 34 (Luke Sharpe 2, Rory Stephen 2, Brad Keighran, Dean Coughlan tries; Brad Keighran 5 goals) defeated ERINA 14 (Nathan Deane, Jack Carlisle, Noah Easton tries; Ryan Sheppard goal) at Morrie Breen on Saturday, September 21, 2013.

Division 2

There has been one second tier Under 18 competition.

Under 18 Division 2 Grand Finals
SeasonTeamsPremiersRunners-upScoreMatch typeExtra timeVenueDateMinor premiers
20126 St. George colours.svg Kincumber St. George colours.svg Woy Woy14–4Grand Final [32] Morrie Breen OvalSat 15 Sep 2012Terrigal

2012
KINCUMBER 14 (Kyle Sabroe 2 tries; Joseph Wheatley tries; Thomas Gray goal) defeated WOY WOY 4 (Coen Hardy try) at Morrie Breen on Saturday, September 15, 2012.

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