The Central Coast celebrated an outstanding day of school sport as students from Morriset High School, Terrigal High School, Swansea High School, Narara Valley High School, Henry Kendall High School and Tuggerah Lakes High Schools came together for the 2024 Interschool Futsal Championships at Niagara Park Stadium.
Delivered by Sports 4 All and Sport Inclusion NSW, the event showcased the strength of inclusive school sport across the region, with students demonstrating impressive teamwork, determination and school pride.
The atmosphere throughout the day was energetic and supportive as teams progressed through the semifinals and into a highly competitive grand final.
Results
Semi Final 1
Terrigal High School defeated Narara Vale after a strong performance to secure their place in the final.
Semi Final 2
Morisset claimed victory over Swansea, earning the second spot in the championship match.
Grand Final
In an exciting final, Terrigal High School were crowned the 2025 Central Coast Interschool Futsal Champions, with Morisset finishing as well-deserved runners-up after a tight contest.
A Strong Statement for Inclusive School Sport
The championships are part of the growing commitment to creating meaningful, structured opportunities for students with intellectual disability and autism to participate, compete and connect through sport.
Events like this are helping build clear school-to-pathway opportunities across the Central Coast, with futsal rapidly becoming one of the region’s strongest participation sports within Support Units and Special Education Units.
“Today was a brilliant reflection of what inclusive school sport can achieve. Every team brought energy, sportsmanship and pride to the court. The Central Coast continues to lead the way in creating genuine opportunities for students, and we are proud to support these schools as they build stronger pathways for their athletes.” Said Greg Brown, Director Sports 4 All.
Community, Competition and Connection
The day was about far more than results. Teachers, parents and students came together to celebrate ability, encourage teamwork and create moments that students will remember long after the final whistle.
Participants showed resilience, respect and enthusiasm — values that sit at the heart of inclusive school sport.
Sports 4 All and Sport Inclusion NSW congratulate all players, teachers and support staff who made the event such a success and look forward to future competitions as the Central Coast continues to grow its inclusive sport pathway.
