CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION – ROUND 11 RESULTS
ROUND 11 5th July, 2025
Wyong Leagues Group Premier 1
Gosford/Kariong 7 def. by Terrigal 34
Venue: Gosford Rugby Field
In boggy conditions at Gosford, both teams had to work hard to gain territory in a gritty encounter. Terrigal ran in five tries to one and showcased their defensive strength to keep the home side at bay. Gosford/Kariong were competitive throughout, applying sustained pressure, but couldn’t crack the Trojan line. Terrigal’s structured play and discipline saw them record another important win as they continue their charge toward the finals.
Avoca Beach 36 def. Woy Woy 17
Venue: Heazlett Park
Avoca Beach produced arguably their best performance of the season with a 36-17 win over Woy Woy. Jack McHugh was outstanding on the wing, finishing with a hat trick as the Sharks ran in six tries to two. Both teams remain in the hunt for fourth spot on the ladder, but Woy Woy’s third consecutive loss means they need a swift return to form to keep their finals hopes alive.
Northlakes/The Bay 24 def. by Warnervale 46
Venue: Buff Point
A fast-paced and attacking match played out at Buff Point, with Warnervale continuing their hot streak thanks to a 46-24 win over Northlakes/The Bay. The game featured flowing passages and end-to-end rugby, delighting spectators. Josef Graf Cooper crossed for three tries for the Wildcats, who are building form and confidence at the perfect time. Both sides should be commended for contributing to a true running rugby spectacle.
Razorbacks 34 def. Lake Macquarie 33
Venue: Ourimbah Rugby Park
The match of the round lived up to its billing in a thrilling 1-point contest. Despite Lake Macquarie scoring five tries to the Razorbacks’ four, two penalty tries proved decisive in tipping the scoreboard in favour of the home side. The Roos looked in control at various stages, but costly discipline errors allowed Razorbacks to sneak ahead late. This was finals-quality rugby and a match that will be remembered heading into the business end of the season. Both sides showed their credentials in a high-intensity clash.
Premier 2
Northlakes/The Bay 7 def. by Warnervale 50
Venue: Buff Point
Warnervale were clinical in their execution, running in a dominant 50-7 win away from home. The result keeps their finals hopes well and truly alive as they begin to hit form at the right end of the season.
Gosford/Kariong 0 def. by Terrigal 47
Venue: Gosford Rugby Field
A shortened match at Gosford didn’t slow down Terrigal, who ran riot to claim a 47-0 shutout. The Trojans maintained their unbeaten streak and sent a strong message with another polished performance across the park.
Razorbacks 38 def. Lake Macquarie 24
Venue: Ourimbah Rugby Park
In a match that swung back and forth, the Razorbacks proved too strong for Lake Macquarie in a crucial top-five showdown. Tries were spread across the Razorbacks’ lineup, and while Lake Macquarie stayed in touch for much of the game, the home side pulled away late to secure a 38-24 victory. The result contributes to a congested race for spots 3 to 5 on the ladder.
Avoca Beach 69 def. Woy Woy 12
Venue: Heazlett Park
Avoca Beach were at their brilliant best at home, putting Woy Woy to the sword in a comprehensive 69-12 win. The home side dominated in all facets and showed the kind of form that could prove dangerous heading into the business end of the season.
Women’s Premier 1
Northlakes/The Bay 48 def. Warnervale 19
Venue: Buff Point
In arguably their best performance of the season, Northlakes/The Bay kept their finals hopes alive with a powerful 48-19 victory over Warnervale. Tia Duncan was electric, bagging a hat trick, but it was the team’s relentless attacking pressure that broke the game open. The home side dominated possession and territory, putting on a clinical and energetic display that left the Wildcats chasing.
Avoca Beach 78 def. Woy Woy 0
Venue: Heazlett Park
Avoca Beach remain undefeated and firmly on track for a perfect season after a commanding 78-0 win over Woy Woy. It was a complete team effort, with contributions across the field in both attack and defence. The beachside club continues to look unstoppable as they charge toward the finals.
Gosford/Kariong 10 def. by Terrigal 50
Venue: Gosford Rugby Field
Terrigal bounced back in style with a 50-10 win over Gosford/Kariong, though the home side showed promising signs. Gosford/Kariong crossed for two well-earned tries, highlighting their steady improvement. For the visitors, the outside backs stole the show—Katie O’Mara and Jordan Lyons caused havoc out wide and finished with multiple tries. A timely return to form for the Trojans.
Razorbacks vs Lake Macquarie – Forfeit Win
Venue: Ourimbah Rugby Park
The scheduled match between the Razorbacks and Lake Macquarie did not proceed, with Lake Macquarie awarded a forfeit win. The Roos remain in the top tier of the ladder and take the competition points as the season moves into its final rounds.
Premier 3
Avoca Beach 50 def. Woy Woy 0
Venue: Heazlett Park
Avoca Beach were in complete control from the outset. Broc Hardy opened the scoring and converted his own try, before crossing again just 15 minutes in. Ben Mitchell added another early in the second half as Avoca pulled ahead 21-0. From there, the home side turned up the pressure and ran away with the match, eventually recording a dominant 50-0 win to stay on top of the ladder.
Northlakes/The Bay 27 def. by Warnervale 31
Venue: Buff Point
A thrilling contest at Buff Point saw Warnervale edge out Northlakes/The Bay in a see-sawing battle. Jayden Stanley opened the scoring for the visitors, but the home side responded through Jason Kakato. Alby McCausland was clinical with the boot, keeping Northlakes/The Bay within striking distance throughout. Despite trailing by 14 points at one stage, the home side clawed their way back to within 4 points in the second half. However, Warnervale held on in the dying minutes to secure a valuable 31-27 victory.
Gosford/Kariong 7 def. by Terrigal 31
Venue: Gosford Rugby Field
Terrigal were too strong for Gosford/Kariong in a critical clash between fourth and fifth on the ladder. Jackson O’Mara got Terrigal off to a flyer and the visitors raced to a 12-0 lead inside 15 minutes. By half-time, Terrigal had built a 19-0 advantage and they didn’t look back, going on to claim a 31-7 win. A strong, structured performance keeps Terrigal’s top-four hopes alive.
Razorbacks 69 def. Lake Macquarie 10
Venue: Ourimbah Rugby Park
The Razorbacks kept their finals push alive with a dominant win over Lake Macquarie. It was one-way traffic from the outset, with the home side running in tries at will. Their 69-10 victory boosts their for-and-against and puts them right back in the mix as the regular season enters its final stretch.