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FIRST ALL CENTRAL COAST AFL FINAL SINCE 2014

Photo of Steve Allan Steve AllanSeptember 12, 2022
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Terrigal-Avoca’s 47-point win over Cardiff, has set up an all-Central Coast Grand Final for the first time since 2014.

Minor Premiers Killarney Vale will train twice this week, and also attend the League Presentation on Wednesday Night.

The Bombers are looking to claim their first flag since 2007, and will start as favourites after a 25 point win over The Panthers in the major semi.

The club’s Women’s team also qualified for the decider, and will face Newcastle City at the Adelaide Street Oval on Saturday.

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Photo of Steve Allan Steve AllanSeptember 12, 2022
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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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