the central coast academy of sport is a local initiative aimed at providing opportunities
for athletes, coaches and administrators, from all sports
on the central coast of new south wales. the central coast
academy of sport is a Not for Profit Organisation aimed at
supporting, and improving the prowess, of those involved
in sport.
SWIMMING
The Academy swimming squad of eleven athletes and five officials set a new mark in training when they completed a four day trip to Thredbo to train at high altitude.
SPEED SKATING
A squad of 10 athletes has been selected recently for the 2009 CCAS Speed Skating program to train under dual winter Olympian Andrew McNee.
RUGBY UNION
Twenty two athletes have been selected for the 2009/10 Rugby Union Program which will commence on Monday 19 October with an Orientation ceremony at The Bay Sports Club.
FEATURED BUSINESS PARTNER
CENTRAL COAST RADIO
Central Coast Radio stations 101.3 Sea FM and 107.7 FM 2GO are a major part of life on the Central Coast and reflect the energy and feel of the Central Coast lifestyle.
SPORT SPONSORS
NSW INSTITUTE OF SPORT
The NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS), has almost 700 high performance athletes on squad or individual scholarships and offers 28 sport programs. The NSWIS provides athletes with leading edge coaching and sports technology, whilst also providing support to help balance athletes elite sporting commitments and personal development.
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THE Central Coast Academy of Sport is a not for profit sporting organisation helping to develop young athletes of the Central Coast. If you are interested in how to become involved as a sponsor with the Central Coast Academy of Sport please click below.
DAWSON AND GASPAROTTO TAKE TOP HONOURS!
Academy athletes Matt Dawson and Elyssia Gasparotto took honours in the Central Coast Express Advocate Sports Stars of the Year Awards. Matt was selected as the Junior Sports Star of 2009 for his achievements on the hockey field and Elyssia was awarded the Young Achievers award for her efforts in swimming, surf life saving and basketball.
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