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CENTRAL COAST LIGHTNING FOOTBALL CLUB PTY LTD
Lightning is established as a separate Proprietry Limited Company, and entity owned by Central Coast Football to provide services for all representative player pathways on the Central Coast including Lightning, Thunder and Far North Metropolitan Branch Representative Squads.
Lightning's representative program works on behalf of Central Coast Football, contesting in the Football NSW Super League (Senior Men), Arrive Alive Premier League (Senior Women), Boys Youth Super League (Under 13 - 18), Arrive Alive Girls Premier Youth League (Girls 12 - 16) and Metropolitan Leagues (Under 11-12 Boys).provides a valuable pathway for both players and coaches into High Performance Player Pathways including State and National Squads.
Thunder is the newest edition to the ranks of Central Coast Football. Thunder contests the Northern NSW Football SSI Youth League in Under 13 - 15 Boys and Under 16 Girls. It is supported by a development program for the ages Under 11 Boys with two working squads (Storm / Cyclones), and Under Boys 12. Both Development age groups are club registered players and comptete as Thunder representing the Central Coast in a monthly development series.
In addition to this Lightning is an Official Feeder Club to the Central Coast Mariners our own Hyundai A-League team. Already several locally produced players such as Damien Brown, Andrew Clarke, Bradley Porter, Matthew Trott, Matthew Simon and Ian McAndrew have progressed to the full-time professionalism of the A-League. Lightning provides a significant component for aspiring players to play at the highest level of competition available to Central Coast players, and will no doubt be an intrical part of football's development within the region.
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Football Stars of Tomorrow Episode Two all set
After a history making appearance on commercial television, episode two of award winning television program Football Stars of Tomorrow set for this Sunday, July 5th 2009, 2pm on Channel Nine.
In episode two, Football Stars of Tomorrow travelled to London to chat with Australian and Fulham FC Goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer about the Socceroos and life in England.
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NSW Health has reported that the level of community transmission of H1N1 09 Influenza in NSW is increasing, particularly in Sydney.
In response to this information, Football NSW advises that players, officials, volunteers and personnel who have flu-like symptoms should immediately cease attending training or games.
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Football Stars of Tomorrow on Nine airing this Sunday
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Episode one of award winning television program Football Stars of Tomorrow will debut this Sunday 28th of June 2009 at 2pm on Channel Nine.
Channel Nine personality Stephanie Brantz will host ‘Season Four’ of Football Stars of Tomorrow which will be screened during the ‘Wide World of Sports’, broadcasting grassroots football across the nation.
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Football NSW have directed that all associations inform their clubs that coach and manager ID cards are to be worn in future whilst in their official roles...please read on.
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There have been reports coming in from clubs around the coast about a bag thief targeting sports bags at club grounds.
We ask that all precautions be taken, have your team official or other recognised person stay with your bags at all times, secure all valuables or leave them locked in your vehicle if possible.
If you see ANYONE that you are unsure of loitering around your belongings, ensure your team official or ground official is advised immediately.
Theft is punishable by law, and should the person be apprehended, we ask that all legal processes to take place.
Again, please secure your bags and belongings and leave them with a trustworthy team official, or someone you trust that will remain with the bags during the game duration. read more > |
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