WYONG LEAGUES
Deliver a Game-Changing Investment for Budgewoi Soccer Club
investment in Community Facilities:
A Vision for a Better Central CoasT
Central Coast Football has been advocating for improved facilities, and fully endorse Wyong Leagues proactive investment to boost our sporting infrastructure across the north end of the Central Coast.
This $300,000+ investment by Wyong Leagues group represents an important step in improving our community’s sporting infrastructure and will deliver immediate benefits for the broader football community
The investment will focus on enhancing the infrastructure at key venues of Budgewoi Soccer Club and both Morry Breen and Bill Hicks Fields at Wyong Rugby League Club – all key locations for Rugby League, Cricket and Football on the Central Coast. The improvements will include:
Drainage Upgrades
A $300,000 investment in addressing long-standing issues with field maintenance at Budgewoi Soccer Club, this will allow for more consistent use throughout the season
New Lighting
Including state-of-the-art 300 lux lights on the main pitch at Budgewoi Soccer and Morry Breen, providing a superior playing and viewing experience for evening matches
New Scoreboards
Modern LED scoreboards to enhance
the matchday experience for
players and fans alike.
Alex Burgin, CEO of Central Coast Football, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, “Wyong Leagues’ commitment to investing in local sports facilities is a testament to their dedication to supporting community health and well-being through sport. This partnership underscores the shared vision of both Wyong Leagues and Central Coast Football to promote a vibrant, active community with access to top-tier facilities”
Wyong Leagues Group CEO states “The Wyong Leagues Group has always had a clear understanding of the critical role that sport plays in bringing communities together, we therefore strongly believe that we see it as an obligation to the players, officials and volunteers on the Coast to provide them with the best facilities we possibly can”.
Budgewoi Soccer Oval Hosts
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