The Central Coast Series skate, scooter and BMX competition is back for another year, with a total prize pool over $10,000.
Central Coast Council will host three heats at skate parks across the region where young riders can enter in one or all competitions for a chance to claim the Central Coast Series Champion title.
Rather than competing in a final, this year’s Champion and division winners will be determined by an accumulative tally across all three heats.
Council Director, Connected Communities, Julie Vaughan, said the competition for riders aged 5-24 has grown in popularity each year.
“Originally, the Series was held during Youth Week to activate our skate parks, and now it’s held across the Coast over three months, giving more opportunities to our young riders,” Vaughan said.
“As the competition grows, so does the prize money and the number of competitors,” she added.
The event is aimed at beginner, intermediate and sponsored riders, so provides an opportunity for young people of all skill levels to participate and compete.
Entry is free and open to all riders aged 5-24 years.
Mayor Lisa Matthews said the Central Coast Series showcases the talent of the Coast’s young riders and highlights the quality of the region’s outdoor spaces.
“We have an incredibly strong local skate scene and competitions such as these provide opportunities not only for the riders but for residents to go outdoors, support our young people and celebrate community life.
“I encourage young riders to register for the competition and urge spectators to get out there to cheer them on,” Mayor Matthews said.
Source:
Media release, Jan 23
Central Coast Council Media