Central Coast

Men of Football Central Coast inaugural gala dinner was held at the Crowne Plaza Terrigal on Saturday evening the 5th of September. It was a great night MC’d by Dale Eggleton who interviewed CC Mariners’ assistant coach John Hutchinson & 2014/15 Mariners Medal winner, Anthony Caceres.  Speakers included Peter Griffiths from the MOF National body, CC Mariners’ senior coach Tony Walmsley & the keynote speaker was Socceroos legend, Paul Wade.  Musical entertainment was by 

Guests included past recipients of assistance from MOFCC & everyone had a great night.

On Friday 7th of August 2015 over 100 men & 2 women gathered bright & early at Tuggerah Lakes Golf Club, Shelly Beach,  for a bbq breakfast, a sunny morning of team golf & a whole lot of prizes presented at lunch.

About $9000 was raised for Men of Football Central Coast and a great day had by all.

Congratulations to the winning team from Boral & a big thanks to Shelly Beach Golf Club, all MOF sponsors and players.

On Friday 22 May 2015 at Crowne Plaza Terrigal, the Damien Brown Medal for the 2014-15 season was presented as part of the gala Mariners Presentation Dinner. The winner was Anthony Caceres. The medal was presented by MOF Chairman David Harris and Damien Brown.

For the final voting tally for all players, see the Damien Brown Medal page.

On Saturday 21 March 2015 the annual Men of Football Central Coast Budgewoi 7s Tournament was held at Budgewoi Soccer Club. It was a great day with 14 teams competing in 2 divisions (Over 35s & Over 45s) for the honour of being the 2015 MOFCC Budgie 7s champions.

The Over 35s grand final was won by the Relics from The Entrance & the Bluetongues once again triumphed in the Over 45s division. Congratulations to the players in those teams. Photos will be posted soon.

MOFCC would like to thank everyone involved… The Budgewoi Soccer Club who once again donated their grounds. Hayden Appo & his helpers from the club who ran a mean sausage sizzle all day.  The referees who donated their time. All the organisers of the teams. St Johns Ambulance officers who, fortunately, had a slow day with just a couple of pulled muscles & a twisted knee. And of course all the players.

Men of Football Central Coast raised $3900 on the day & everyone had a good time so it is officially recognised as a “success”.