Central Coast Sport

WOMBATS AIM FOR 14 STRAIGHT

Photo of Steve Allan Steve AllanMarch 24, 2017
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Woy Woy will play Gosford in both the men’s and women’s water polo grand finals tomorrow.

Led by former Australian centre-forward Mitch Baird, the Wombats Men are favourites to secure a staggering 14th consecutive title, but Central Coast President Craig Sampson is predicting a close one at Peninsula Leisure Centre.

 

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Photo of Steve Allan Steve AllanMarch 24, 2017
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Photo of Steve Allan

Steve Allan

Steve has been a casual sports journalist with NBN Central Coast since 2007. In his role with the National Rugby League; Steve has worked at every Grand Final since 1999, including hosting the post match presentation for channel nine from 2003 to 2010. He is also the host of a radio sports show, and has been named Best Sports Presenter Provincial at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards on six occasions. When he's not reporting on sport, he's an active participant - winning numerous Australian surf lifesaving medals at open and masters level.

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One Comment

  1. The information contained in this article is not entirely correct For the record Wyong M1 won the title in 2007
    Headline should tberefore read Wombats aim for 10 straight

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