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2018 June News Update!
Premier League Update - Opens
Our Central Coast Heart Opens team has had the best start possible to the season with three wins from three starts putting them in second position on the Samsung Premier League ladder (after for and against are considered). In round one our Opens team beat the UTS Sparks 57 to 45. This was the first time in three years that our Opens team has beaten the Sparks in the regular competition rounds, a victory made even sweeter because it was against last year’s runners up.
Round two saw our Opens team get on top of the Sutherland Stingrays in a match that had two distinct halves. The first half was closely fought with only three points separating the two teams. An increase in intensity and defensive pressure in the second half saw Central Coast Heart run away with the match and record an emphatic 62 to 35 win.
Last week’s third round match against Panthers certainly put our Opens to the test. After getting out to a ten point lead at quarter time, our Opens took a while to adjust to the lift in game intensity from the Panthers and consequently lost the second and third quarters. In a less than polished performance, Central Coast Heart fought hard to hold on to their lead in the fourth quarter running out eventual seven point winners, 66 to 59.
Despite her team’s winning start, coach Amber Cross says there is still plenty of room for improvement for her team. “We’ve played some fantastic netball, but we still need to work on being consistent across four quarters. We have some tough games ahead of us and we will need to make sure that we treasure possession more if we are to continue our winning ways.” What has pleased Cross the most in the opening rounds is her team’s belief in their abilities and the confidence that each player is bringing to the court. “There are no weak links in our team at the moment. We have depth and versatility in all areas of the court, which is something we didn’t have last year, and it’s proving the difference in our performance.”
Premier League Update - Under 20s
The Under 20s team has been on a roller coaster ride for the first three rounds of the Premier League competition.
In round one, two of our Heart Metro League players, Jacinta Clark and Teah Faimanu, came into the team (in place of Jazmyn Rodwell, Brooklyn O’Mara and Isabella deVivo who were representing Sydney North at the CHS trials) to play against UTS Sparks. This was the first hit out in the Premier League competition for most of the Under 20’s and they adjusted to the pace of play extremely quickly to come away with an outstanding 20 point win (final score 57-37).
In round two, the team had a narrow loss against the Sutherland Stingrays (final score 46-48). Our young Heart players learnt a lot from this game and are confident of a stronger performance when they meet the Stingrays again in round nine.
Having embraced the lessons of round two (in particular, how to enter the court with intensity and and keep it up for the whole game) the Under 20s put in a very impressive performance in round three to beat the Penrith Panthers by 26 goals (final score 61-35).In our next game on 20 June, we take on North Shore United in a top of the table clash. Be sure to tune in to BarTV to watch another exciting game from our youngest Hearts.
http://www.samsungpremierleague.com.au/netball-nsw-premier-league-2018-live-streams/
Coastie's Commute 2018
Join the Coasties’ Commute 2018 to support Central Coast Heart in their round seven clash against Eastwood-Ryde in the Samsung Premier League.
Get up close to the action on court 1 at the Genea Netball Centre where the Under 20s will play at 7.00pm followed by the Opens at 8.40pm.
Bring along your signs and banners to show your support of Central Coast netball - as this match will be live streamed on BarTV.
Get your discounted ticket and/or a supporters’ snack box that includes a wrap, drink and treat along with a chance to win a lucky door prize at:
www.ticketebo.com.au/central-coast-heart/coasties-commute-2018
All proceeds will support the Central Coast Heart pathway from grass roots to elite netball for local players, coaches, umpires and officials.
Metro League Update - Come along and support our local team - Central Coast Heart!
Metro League is one of the premier netball competitions in New South Wales, offering week in-week out competition for some of the state’s most talented and up-and-coming netballers, coaches, umpires and administrators.
Similar to previous seasons, 60 teams participate in the competition - divided into six divisions of ten. The games are played across three nights each week, with teams contesting 18 rounds before a final series in September.
The Central Coast Heart Metro League team plays on a Thursday evening in Division 2 and are currently, after nine rounds, ranked fourth on the competition ladder.
Head Coach Jess Morgan said “I’m very pleased with how the team is progressing at this stage of the season. We have an excellent group of athletes who all bring unique experiences and qualities to the team. The transitional play is starting to gel, with the team becoming more familiar with each other’s style of play. Going into the second half of the season, we will continue to focus on high intensity at training and games, communication on and off court, as well as having a low error rate. Each match is set to be a tough one, but this team has exceptional capability to knock off each opponent they face. I am proud to say that I have every confidence they will maintain their reputation as a team who play fair, hard netball and who fight until the final whistle.”
Come along and support our team on Thursday 28 June at Genea Netball Centre when they play top of the ladder Manly Warringah at 7pm - it is sure to be an exciting, closely contested match
An Open Heart - an insider’s look at an elite training session
On the evening of Monday 4 June our Central Coast Heart Premier League teams opened the doors of their training session at Central Coast Adventist School so that local coaches could come and watch the Opens and u20s teams being put through their paces.
At our first Open Coaching session of the season, facilitated by Di Brown, Central Coast Heart’s High Performance Pathways and Programs coordinator, there were 18 Central Coast and Hunter coaches plus athletes from the Central Coast Academy of Sport netball squad in attendance, all eager to observe and absorb the intensity and work rate of an elite training environment.
The overwhelming feedback from the coaches in attendance was that they were thrilled with the opportunity to listen and learn and that they walked away with many handy training tips, drills and methods to help their own game. They were also able to quiz our u20s Head Coach, Megan Sharpe, for further insights following the training session.
If you missed out on this training session, you can still register below for our second session on Monday 25 June which will be facilitated by Marion van Munster who was an Assistant Coach of the Hunter Jaegers Commonwealth Bank Trophy team in the National Netball League Competition, coached the Hunter Jays and was Assistant Coach of the prestigious New South Wales Institute of Sport program.
Register NOW via the following link https://goo.gl/forms/BULd57GDnUNOMbnC2
Save the date - Skills clinics
Central Coast Heart will be conducting playing skills clinics for 7-14 year olds at Gosford, Wyong and Woy Woy in the coming months.
Mark the following dates in your diary for all those Central Coast Heart stars of the future:
Sunday 29 July 9am-12noon - Specialist skills for 11-14 year olds (ideal preparation for rep selections)
Sunday 26 August 9am-12noon - Playing skills clinics for 7-10 year olds (the things to practice during the off-season)
The cost will be $25 per session. Details will be on Central Coast Heart’s Facebook page shortly.
Blowing the Whistle - Central Coast Heart Umpiring Program
All three Central Coast Heart scholarship umpires have been busy umpiring at the Metro League competition at the Genea Netball Centre - with Jess Alexander travelling to Sydney Olympic Park every Tuesday evening and Karlee Farthing and Rachael Shallow travelling down every Thursday evening.
Under the close guidance of Central Coast Heart Head Umpire and Mentor, Kath Styant, our umpires have been improving their skills and on Wednesday 14 June they took a field trip to the Premier League competition to watch our Heart athletes with a focus on the creation of attacking options.
In addition, all Central Coast Heart umpires represented Gosford Netball Association at the recent Netball NSW State Championships held at Adcock Park West Gosford.
A fantastic standard of umpiring is being produced by all of our Heart umpires - locally, at Metro League and at State Championships!
Let’s go fishing - Major fundraising raffle
Central Coast Heart is excited to announce its major
fundraising raffle for 2018
The major prize of a fabulous calm water six-hour fishing charter for ten people is valued at $3,000 - kindly donated by 1300bigfish.
It would make a great end-of-season netball trip or fathers’ day gift.
Tickets are $10 each and will be available in the next few weeks from Central Coast Heart players, coaches, umpires and Board/Committee members.
To make sure you don’t miss out - register your interest in purchasing tickets at info@centralcoastheart.com.au
Central Coast success at State Championships
Central Coast teams have had successful campaigns in the 2018 State Championships and 2018 State Championships Masters.
The State Championships Masters was held at the Genea Netball Centre over the weekend of 19-20 May with around 170 players playing a total of 214 games and scoring 3,387 goals. The Central Coast fielded three teams with Gosford Over 40s finishing runners up in a tightly contested division with the Wyong Over 40s finishing fourth and Gosford Over 35s finishing fifth.
On the June long weekend Gosford Netball Association hosted the 50th Netball State Championships. Despite the rain there was some extremely competitive netball involving over 1,000 athletes and around 70 associations. Our Central Coast teams did us proud and in the Open State Championship Gosford finished 4th, Wyong finished 5th and Woy Woy finished 9th. In the Under 17s Championship Division Wyong and Gosford finished 9th and 10th respectively and in Division 2 Woy Woy finished 19th.
Congratulations to all of our Central Coast netballers on these great results!
Winner of our Newsletter sign-up promotion collects
The winner of our newsletter sign-up promotion, Jen Sounness, enjoyed watching her daughter, Alexa, collect her prize last month. Alexa and her team mates from the Woy Woy Under 13s reps ran through a fast-paced training session with Central Coast Heart Opens captain, Amy Wild.
Amy’s session was a mixture of skills development, fitness and fun. Amy was very impressed with the team’s positive attitude and how eager they were to learn - possibly some Central Coast Heart stars of the future!
The session concluded with a question and answer session where Amy was asked about her netball career including representing Australia at Fast Five tournaments in both England and New Zealand.
Encourage your friends to sign up to the Heart Beat newsletter (at www.centralcoastheart.com.au), so they too can stay abreast of all things netball on the Central Coast!
Put your best foot forward
Central Coast Heart is excited to announce that it has expanded its range of merchandise to now include supporter socks.
Choose ankle or crew length for just $12 a pair.
Ladies size 8-11 only. To place an order - e-mail info@centralcoastheart.com.au
Central Coast Heart polo shirts ($40) are also available so you can show your support of local netball.
Coast Sport Tip - Tight Calves
While having tight calves might not seem like the biggest problem, they can lead to more serious injuries over time including shin splints, stress fractures in the feet and ankle issues.
Tight calves can come about for a range of reasons - you may be doing large amounts of training (particularly in running based sports); not stretching enough compared to your training load; or biomechanical problems with your ankles or feet.
Stretching your calves is key however, always after (not before) exercise. For biomechanical issues it is best to see a professional to get properly assessed. Strengthening is also important and calf raises are a good choice.
For more information see the Coast Sport blog at http://coastsport.com.au/tight-calves/
Coast Sport - a proud high performance partner of Central Coast Heart.
Located at the Mariners Centre of Excellence, Tuggerah
Phone. 4356 2588
Looking for a Sweet Treat?
Look no further than Archie’s Brasserie at Central Coast Leagues Club. Head Chef David has a talent for creating delectable dishes and a passion for desserts.
David brings to the coast a breadth of experience from kitchens around the world. He started his career with Qantas in 1988 as an apprentice Pastry Chef, followed by the Ritz Carlton in Double Bay, then a stint in Europe Chefing in France and Italy, returning to Queensland as the Chef/Pastry Chef at SeaWorld. Armed with a wealth of experience, he opened his own bakery/café and wholesale cake business in Melbourne where he could truly exercise his creativity, producing infamous desserts, like his Ibacci Cake (pictured)
His love for home and the coast brought him back to Gosford and to Archie’s Brasserie and Café , where he has transformed the entire menu. Archie’s offers a wide range of creative and quality dishes served throughout the week.
Come in check out the menu, and say hi to David....and don’t forget the dessert!
Central Coast leagues Club
1 Dane Drive, Gosford NSW www.cclc.com.au
Roy Morgan research reveals our favourite bank
What do you look for in a bank? Low fees, competitive interest rates, or good old fashioned customer service? Perhaps you seek out providers that are doing good with their profits by supporting charities or investing in local communities?
According to the latest research from Roy Morgan, the bank with the highest customer satisfaction levels wasn’t any of the big four. For 12 consecutive months, Bendigo Bank has had the highest level of customer satisfaction when compared to the top ten largest banks, based on number of customers.
Ray Davidson, Chairperson of Wyong Town Financial Services, part of the network of five local Bendigo Community Bank branches on the Coast, says “We are very proud that we have such a high satisfaction rating with our customers. Our competitive product range, excellent customer service, and strong community focus are at the heart of these results.
“Our customers know that when they bank with us, their local community benefits. Since we opened our branches on the Coast in the early 2000’s, Community Banks have returned millions of our profits back into the community.”
Mr Davidson said that the Roy Morgan ratings are very relevant given recent public discussion about poor conduct in financial services and the dent that has been put in public confidence in the banking system.
“The five Central Coast Community Bank Branches are proud to continue their sponsorship of the Central Coast Heart again in 2018, and look forward to supporting the players over the season ahead.”
For more information about joining Bendigo Bank, pop into any one of their five local branches at:
East Gosford - 4323 4559
Ettalong - 4344 4206
Kincumber - 4363 2133
Lisarow - 4328 5472
Wyong – 4353 8800
Central Coast Heart - Key Dates 2018
Central Coast Heart Premier League and Metro League teams play their competition matches at Genea Netball Centre, Sydney Olympic Park, Homebush.
For further information visit https://nsw.netball.com.au/competitions
* Thursday evenings - Metro League Div 2 competition continues
* Wednesday evenings - Premier League season continues
* Wednesday 11 July - Coasties' Commute supporters’ night to watch our Premier League matches at Genea Netball Centre
* Sunday 29 July = Specialist skills clinics for 11-14 year olds at Gosford, Wyong and Woy Woy
* Saturday 18 August - Major fundraising raffle winners drawn
* Sunday 26 August - Playing skills clinics for 7-10 year olds at Gosford, Wyong and Woy Woy
* Thursday 6 September - Metro League Div 2 final series commences
* Wednesday 12 September - Premier League final series commences
* Thursday 20 September - Metro League Div 2 Grand Final
* Tuesday 25 September - Premier League Under 20s Grand Final
* Wednesday 26 September - Premier League Opens Grand Final
* Friday 19 October - Central Coast Heart Presentation Night
Premier League Update - Opens
Our Central Coast Heart Opens team has had the best start possible to the season with three wins from three starts putting them in second position on the Samsung Premier League ladder (after for and against are considered). In round one our Opens team beat the UTS Sparks 57 to 45. This was the first time in three years that our Opens team has beaten the Sparks in the regular competition rounds, a victory made even sweeter because it was against last year’s runners up.
Round two saw our Opens team get on top of the Sutherland Stingrays in a match that had two distinct halves. The first half was closely fought with only three points separating the two teams. An increase in intensity and defensive pressure in the second half saw Central Coast Heart run away with the match and record an emphatic 62 to 35 win.
Last week’s third round match against Panthers certainly put our Opens to the test. After getting out to a ten point lead at quarter time, our Opens took a while to adjust to the lift in game intensity from the Panthers and consequently lost the second and third quarters. In a less than polished performance, Central Coast Heart fought hard to hold on to their lead in the fourth quarter running out eventual seven point winners, 66 to 59.
Despite her team’s winning start, coach Amber Cross says there is still plenty of room for improvement for her team. “We’ve played some fantastic netball, but we still need to work on being consistent across four quarters. We have some tough games ahead of us and we will need to make sure that we treasure possession more if we are to continue our winning ways.” What has pleased Cross the most in the opening rounds is her team’s belief in their abilities and the confidence that each player is bringing to the court. “There are no weak links in our team at the moment. We have depth and versatility in all areas of the court, which is something we didn’t have last year, and it’s proving the difference in our performance.”
Premier League Update - Under 20s
The Under 20s team has been on a roller coaster ride for the first three rounds of the Premier League competition.
In round one, two of our Heart Metro League players, Jacinta Clark and Teah Faimanu, came into the team (in place of Jazmyn Rodwell, Brooklyn O’Mara and Isabella deVivo who were representing Sydney North at the CHS trials) to play against UTS Sparks. This was the first hit out in the Premier League competition for most of the Under 20’s and they adjusted to the pace of play extremely quickly to come away with an outstanding 20 point win (final score 57-37).
In round two, the team had a narrow loss against the Sutherland Stingrays (final score 46-48). Our young Heart players learnt a lot from this game and are confident of a stronger performance when they meet the Stingrays again in round nine.
Having embraced the lessons of round two (in particular, how to enter the court with intensity and and keep it up for the whole game) the Under 20s put in a very impressive performance in round three to beat the Penrith Panthers by 26 goals (final score 61-35).In our next game on 20 June, we take on North Shore United in a top of the table clash. Be sure to tune in to BarTV to watch another exciting game from our youngest Hearts.
http://www.samsungpremierleague.com.au/netball-nsw-premier-league-2018-live-streams/
Coastie's Commute 2018
Join the Coasties’ Commute 2018 to support Central Coast Heart in their round seven clash against Eastwood-Ryde in the Samsung Premier League.
Get up close to the action on court 1 at the Genea Netball Centre where the Under 20s will play at 7.00pm followed by the Opens at 8.40pm.
Bring along your signs and banners to show your support of Central Coast netball - as this match will be live streamed on BarTV.
Get your discounted ticket and/or a supporters’ snack box that includes a wrap, drink and treat along with a chance to win a lucky door prize at:
www.ticketebo.com.au/central-coast-heart/coasties-commute-2018
All proceeds will support the Central Coast Heart pathway from grass roots to elite netball for local players, coaches, umpires and officials.
Metro League Update - Come along and support our local team - Central Coast Heart!
Metro League is one of the premier netball competitions in New South Wales, offering week in-week out competition for some of the state’s most talented and up-and-coming netballers, coaches, umpires and administrators.
Similar to previous seasons, 60 teams participate in the competition - divided into six divisions of ten. The games are played across three nights each week, with teams contesting 18 rounds before a final series in September.
The Central Coast Heart Metro League team plays on a Thursday evening in Division 2 and are currently, after nine rounds, ranked fourth on the competition ladder.
Head Coach Jess Morgan said “I’m very pleased with how the team is progressing at this stage of the season. We have an excellent group of athletes who all bring unique experiences and qualities to the team. The transitional play is starting to gel, with the team becoming more familiar with each other’s style of play. Going into the second half of the season, we will continue to focus on high intensity at training and games, communication on and off court, as well as having a low error rate. Each match is set to be a tough one, but this team has exceptional capability to knock off each opponent they face. I am proud to say that I have every confidence they will maintain their reputation as a team who play fair, hard netball and who fight until the final whistle.”
Come along and support our team on Thursday 28 June at Genea Netball Centre when they play top of the ladder Manly Warringah at 7pm - it is sure to be an exciting, closely contested match
An Open Heart - an insider’s look at an elite training session
On the evening of Monday 4 June our Central Coast Heart Premier League teams opened the doors of their training session at Central Coast Adventist School so that local coaches could come and watch the Opens and u20s teams being put through their paces.
At our first Open Coaching session of the season, facilitated by Di Brown, Central Coast Heart’s High Performance Pathways and Programs coordinator, there were 18 Central Coast and Hunter coaches plus athletes from the Central Coast Academy of Sport netball squad in attendance, all eager to observe and absorb the intensity and work rate of an elite training environment.
The overwhelming feedback from the coaches in attendance was that they were thrilled with the opportunity to listen and learn and that they walked away with many handy training tips, drills and methods to help their own game. They were also able to quiz our u20s Head Coach, Megan Sharpe, for further insights following the training session.
If you missed out on this training session, you can still register below for our second session on Monday 25 June which will be facilitated by Marion van Munster who was an Assistant Coach of the Hunter Jaegers Commonwealth Bank Trophy team in the National Netball League Competition, coached the Hunter Jays and was Assistant Coach of the prestigious New South Wales Institute of Sport program.
Register NOW via the following link https://goo.gl/forms/BULd57GDnUNOMbnC2
Save the date - Skills clinics
Central Coast Heart will be conducting playing skills clinics for 7-14 year olds at Gosford, Wyong and Woy Woy in the coming months.
Mark the following dates in your diary for all those Central Coast Heart stars of the future:
Sunday 29 July 9am-12noon - Specialist skills for 11-14 year olds (ideal preparation for rep selections)
Sunday 26 August 9am-12noon - Playing skills clinics for 7-10 year olds (the things to practice during the off-season)
The cost will be $25 per session. Details will be on Central Coast Heart’s Facebook page shortly.
Blowing the Whistle - Central Coast Heart Umpiring Program
All three Central Coast Heart scholarship umpires have been busy umpiring at the Metro League competition at the Genea Netball Centre - with Jess Alexander travelling to Sydney Olympic Park every Tuesday evening and Karlee Farthing and Rachael Shallow travelling down every Thursday evening.
Under the close guidance of Central Coast Heart Head Umpire and Mentor, Kath Styant, our umpires have been improving their skills and on Wednesday 14 June they took a field trip to the Premier League competition to watch our Heart athletes with a focus on the creation of attacking options.
In addition, all Central Coast Heart umpires represented Gosford Netball Association at the recent Netball NSW State Championships held at Adcock Park West Gosford.
A fantastic standard of umpiring is being produced by all of our Heart umpires - locally, at Metro League and at State Championships!
Let’s go fishing - Major fundraising raffle
Central Coast Heart is excited to announce its major
fundraising raffle for 2018
The major prize of a fabulous calm water six-hour fishing charter for ten people is valued at $3,000 - kindly donated by 1300bigfish.
It would make a great end-of-season netball trip or fathers’ day gift.
Tickets are $10 each and will be available in the next few weeks from Central Coast Heart players, coaches, umpires and Board/Committee members.
To make sure you don’t miss out - register your interest in purchasing tickets at info@centralcoastheart.com.au
Central Coast success at State Championships
Central Coast teams have had successful campaigns in the 2018 State Championships and 2018 State Championships Masters.
The State Championships Masters was held at the Genea Netball Centre over the weekend of 19-20 May with around 170 players playing a total of 214 games and scoring 3,387 goals. The Central Coast fielded three teams with Gosford Over 40s finishing runners up in a tightly contested division with the Wyong Over 40s finishing fourth and Gosford Over 35s finishing fifth.
On the June long weekend Gosford Netball Association hosted the 50th Netball State Championships. Despite the rain there was some extremely competitive netball involving over 1,000 athletes and around 70 associations. Our Central Coast teams did us proud and in the Open State Championship Gosford finished 4th, Wyong finished 5th and Woy Woy finished 9th. In the Under 17s Championship Division Wyong and Gosford finished 9th and 10th respectively and in Division 2 Woy Woy finished 19th.
Congratulations to all of our Central Coast netballers on these great results!
Winner of our Newsletter sign-up promotion collects
The winner of our newsletter sign-up promotion, Jen Sounness, enjoyed watching her daughter, Alexa, collect her prize last month. Alexa and her team mates from the Woy Woy Under 13s reps ran through a fast-paced training session with Central Coast Heart Opens captain, Amy Wild.
Amy’s session was a mixture of skills development, fitness and fun. Amy was very impressed with the team’s positive attitude and how eager they were to learn - possibly some Central Coast Heart stars of the future!
The session concluded with a question and answer session where Amy was asked about her netball career including representing Australia at Fast Five tournaments in both England and New Zealand.
Encourage your friends to sign up to the Heart Beat newsletter (at www.centralcoastheart.com.au), so they too can stay abreast of all things netball on the Central Coast!
Put your best foot forward
Central Coast Heart is excited to announce that it has expanded its range of merchandise to now include supporter socks.
Choose ankle or crew length for just $12 a pair.
Ladies size 8-11 only. To place an order - e-mail info@centralcoastheart.com.au
Central Coast Heart polo shirts ($40) are also available so you can show your support of local netball.
Coast Sport Tip - Tight Calves
While having tight calves might not seem like the biggest problem, they can lead to more serious injuries over time including shin splints, stress fractures in the feet and ankle issues.
Tight calves can come about for a range of reasons - you may be doing large amounts of training (particularly in running based sports); not stretching enough compared to your training load; or biomechanical problems with your ankles or feet.
Stretching your calves is key however, always after (not before) exercise. For biomechanical issues it is best to see a professional to get properly assessed. Strengthening is also important and calf raises are a good choice.
For more information see the Coast Sport blog at http://coastsport.com.au/tight-calves/
Coast Sport - a proud high performance partner of Central Coast Heart.
Located at the Mariners Centre of Excellence, Tuggerah
Phone. 4356 2588
Looking for a Sweet Treat?
Look no further than Archie’s Brasserie at Central Coast Leagues Club. Head Chef David has a talent for creating delectable dishes and a passion for desserts.
David brings to the coast a breadth of experience from kitchens around the world. He started his career with Qantas in 1988 as an apprentice Pastry Chef, followed by the Ritz Carlton in Double Bay, then a stint in Europe Chefing in France and Italy, returning to Queensland as the Chef/Pastry Chef at SeaWorld. Armed with a wealth of experience, he opened his own bakery/café and wholesale cake business in Melbourne where he could truly exercise his creativity, producing infamous desserts, like his Ibacci Cake (pictured)
His love for home and the coast brought him back to Gosford and to Archie’s Brasserie and Café , where he has transformed the entire menu. Archie’s offers a wide range of creative and quality dishes served throughout the week.
Come in check out the menu, and say hi to David....and don’t forget the dessert!
Central Coast leagues Club
1 Dane Drive, Gosford NSW www.cclc.com.au
Roy Morgan research reveals our favourite bank
What do you look for in a bank? Low fees, competitive interest rates, or good old fashioned customer service? Perhaps you seek out providers that are doing good with their profits by supporting charities or investing in local communities?
According to the latest research from Roy Morgan, the bank with the highest customer satisfaction levels wasn’t any of the big four. For 12 consecutive months, Bendigo Bank has had the highest level of customer satisfaction when compared to the top ten largest banks, based on number of customers.
Ray Davidson, Chairperson of Wyong Town Financial Services, part of the network of five local Bendigo Community Bank branches on the Coast, says “We are very proud that we have such a high satisfaction rating with our customers. Our competitive product range, excellent customer service, and strong community focus are at the heart of these results.
“Our customers know that when they bank with us, their local community benefits. Since we opened our branches on the Coast in the early 2000’s, Community Banks have returned millions of our profits back into the community.”
Mr Davidson said that the Roy Morgan ratings are very relevant given recent public discussion about poor conduct in financial services and the dent that has been put in public confidence in the banking system.
“The five Central Coast Community Bank Branches are proud to continue their sponsorship of the Central Coast Heart again in 2018, and look forward to supporting the players over the season ahead.”
For more information about joining Bendigo Bank, pop into any one of their five local branches at:
East Gosford - 4323 4559
Ettalong - 4344 4206
Kincumber - 4363 2133
Lisarow - 4328 5472
Wyong – 4353 8800
Central Coast Heart - Key Dates 2018
Central Coast Heart Premier League and Metro League teams play their competition matches at Genea Netball Centre, Sydney Olympic Park, Homebush.
For further information visit https://nsw.netball.com.au/competitions
* Thursday evenings - Metro League Div 2 competition continues
* Wednesday evenings - Premier League season continues
* Wednesday 11 July - Coasties' Commute supporters’ night to watch our Premier League matches at Genea Netball Centre
* Sunday 29 July = Specialist skills clinics for 11-14 year olds at Gosford, Wyong and Woy Woy
* Saturday 18 August - Major fundraising raffle winners drawn
* Sunday 26 August - Playing skills clinics for 7-10 year olds at Gosford, Wyong and Woy Woy
* Thursday 6 September - Metro League Div 2 final series commences
* Wednesday 12 September - Premier League final series commences
* Thursday 20 September - Metro League Div 2 Grand Final
* Tuesday 25 September - Premier League Under 20s Grand Final
* Wednesday 26 September - Premier League Opens Grand Final
* Friday 19 October - Central Coast Heart Presentation Night
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