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The Sports Wrap with RJ-Rick Jullienne and The Coach-Dale Eggleton talk to the Central Coast's most successful sportspeople about their journey.Stories that need to be told.

  1. 1d ago

    THE VICTORY WRAP With Patrick Zwaanswijk

    Send us Fan Mail The Victory Wrap | Patrick Zwaanswijk – Central Coast Mariners Legend⚽ From European football to Central Coast Mariners history! This week on The Victory Wrap, Dale and Rick welcome former Central Coast Mariners defender and A-League champion Patrick Zwaanswijk. Born in Haarlem in the Netherlands, Patrick's remarkable sporting journey began with both tennis and football. A talented junior tennis player, he eventually followed his passion for football, embarking on a professional career that would take him across Europe, Japan and Australia. Patrick's career included time with some of Europe's most respected clubs, including Ajax Amsterdam, FC Utrecht and NAC Breda, before a phone call from Graham Arnold brought him to the Central Coast Mariners. And the rest, as they say, is history! 🏆 Career highlights include: Playing professional football in the Netherlands and Japan.Winning the prestigious Alex Tobin Medal in 2011.Claiming the Mariners Golden Boot in 2012.Scoring in the Mariners' historic first A-League Grand Final victory in 2013.Becoming one of the club's most respected and popular defenders.Continuing his contribution to football through coaching.Patrick also shares the fascinating story of his early tennis career, the legendary footballers and coaches he encountered, his international experiences and what it meant to be part of that unforgettable Mariners championship team. And did you know Patrick speaks six languages? From a young boy riding his bike to training in the Netherlands to becoming a Central Coast sporting legend, Patrick's is a remarkable story of talent, determination and achievement. 🎙️ Join Dale and Rick on The Victory Wrap for another fascinating conversation celebrating the sporting personalities who have made the Central Coast proud. 👍 Like, subscribe and share to support The Victory Wrap and help us celebrate our local sporting legends! #TheVictoryWrap #PatrickZwaanswijk #CentralCoastMariners #ALeague #FootballAustralia #GrahamArnold #CentralCoastSport #FootballLegends #Mariners THE VICTORY WRAP with Rick 'RJ' Jullienne and Dale 'The Coach' Eggleton  Proudly Sponsored by The Central Coast Sports College

    THE VICTORY WRAP With Patrick Zwaanswijk
  2. Oct 23

    THE VICTORY WRAP - With Julie Brock Ultra Marathon Endurance Runner

    Send us Fan Mail THE VICTORY WRAP PODCAST - With Julie Brock What does it take to run almost 4,000 kilometres across Australia, conquer three of America’s toughest long-distance trails and become an extraordinary endurance athlete after taking up running in your 50s? This week on The Victory Wrap, Dale and Rick welcome one of the Central Coast’s most inspirational athletes, Julie Brock.A mother of three and grandmother, Julie’s story is nothing short of remarkable. A former smoker who once struggled with her weight, Julie discovered running at 51 and went on to achieve things most people wouldn’t dream possible.  HER INCREDIBLE ACHIEVEMENTS INCLUDE:  2023 – Appalachian Trail: Completing one of America’s most famous long-distance trails.  2024 – Continental Divide Trail: Taking on another extraordinary endurance challenge through some of America’s most rugged wilderness.  2025 – Pacific Crest Trail: Covering more than 4,300 kilometres in an astonishing 69 days and 19 hours, completing the prestigious American Hiking Triple Crown.  2026 – RUNNING ACROSS AUSTRALIA! On 23 August 2026, Julie set off from Cottesloe Beach in Perth on an extraordinary journey across the Australian continent. On 10 October, she arrived at Bondi Beach, Sydney, completing the epic challenge in just 48 days, 7 hours and 8 minutes. Her achievement earned her the women’s supported Fastest Known Time for the Perth-to-Sydney route. And she accomplished all this at 60 years of age!  Julie has also faced significant vision impairment, making her achievements even more extraordinary. In this fascinating conversation, Dale and Rick explore Julie’s life before running, what inspired her to begin at 51, the physical and mental challenges of extreme endurance events, and the determination required to keep going when most people would stop. We also hear about the invaluable support of her partner Dave, the sacrifices involved and the incredible emotions of reaching the finish line. Julie’s story proves that age is no barrier to achieving extraordinary things.  Join Dale and Rick for another inspiring episode of The Victory Wrap – celebrating great sporting stories and the people behind them.  Like, subscribe and share to support The Victory Wrap and help us celebrate remarkable Central Coast sporting achievements.#TheVictoryWrap #JulieBrock #Ultramarathon #UltraRunning #RunAcrossAustralia #CentralCoastSport #EnduranceRunning #PacificCrestTrail #AppalachianTrail #InspirationalWomen #PodcastAustralia THE VICTORY WRAP with Rick 'RJ' Jullienne and Dale 'The Coach' Eggleton  Proudly Sponsored by The Central Coast Sports College

    THE VICTORY WRAP - With Julie Brock Ultra Marathon Endurance Runner
  3. Oct 1

    THE VICTORY WRAP - With Alex Moore

    Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode of The Victory Wrap podcast series Rick "RJ" Jullienne and Dale "The Coach" Eggleton interview well known Central Coast rugby league player, Alex Moore whose career has taken him from local football all the way to the NRL and later into coaching. A Berkeley Vale Panthers junior, Alex earned his opportunity at the highest level when he made his first-grade debut for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in 2003. He became Manly first-grade player No. 476, making three NRL appearances for the Sea Eagles that season. After his time in the NRL, Alex remained a major presence in Central Coast rugby league.  He played with The Entrance Tigers, producing an incredible performance in the 2009 Central Coast First Grade Grand Final, scoring five tries as The Entrance defeated Northern Lakes 52–14. He later returned to Berkeley Vale, where he continued playing and moved into coaching.  By 2015 he was combining the roles of player and coach with the Panthers. Alex’s rugby league journey eventually took him back to Manly, this time on the coaching side of the game. He became head coach of Manly’s Harold Matthews Cup junior representative team, helping develop the next generation of Sea Eagles talent. From Berkeley Vale to NRL first grade, premiership football on the Central Coast and then into representative coaching, Alex Moore has experienced rugby league from just about every angle — making him a great guest to talk about the game, the characters and how rugby league has changed over the years. We hope you enjoy episode 21, season 2 of The Victory Wrap. THE VICTORY WRAP with Rick 'RJ' Jullienne and Dale 'The Coach' Eggleton  Proudly Sponsored by The Central Coast Sports College

    THE VICTORY WRAP - With Alex Moore
  4. Aug 12

    THE VICTORY WRAP - With Heather Robilliard nee McGuire

    Send us Fan Mail Heather Robilliard nee McGuire – A True Sporting Pioneer This week on The Victory Wrap, Rick "RJ" Jullienne and Dale "The Coach" Eggleton welcome the remarkable Heather Robilliard, recently inducted into the Central Coast Sporting Hall of Fame after an extraordinary life in sport.Heather’s story began with a love of horses at Gosford Race Club and led to her becoming a true trailblazer — the first female jockey in Australia to be granted an unrestricted licence by the AJC to race against male jockeys.Her journey has taken her around the world representing Australia, but it hasn’t been without enormous challenges.  After suffering a devastating broken leg in 11 places, Heather discovered snow skiing during her recovery.  What began as rehabilitation became a whole new sporting career, with Heather applying the same determination, courage and competitive spirit that had driven her as a jockey.She went on to become an accomplished alpine ski racer, teacher and instructor. Her contribution to the sport was recognised in British Columbia, Canada, where a black diamond ski run — “Robilliard’s Rush” — was named in her honour.In 1985, Heather also founded Ski Adventures, creating personalised ski holidays for couples, singles and families in destinations around the world.Heather’s life is a story of resilience, reinvention and refusing to be defeated by adversity.  From horse racing to alpine skiing, business ownership and personal health challenges, she has continued to meet life with positivity, determination and toughness. An inspirational conversation with an extraordinary Australian sportswoman — Heather Robilliard, on The Victory Wrap. THE VICTORY WRAP with Rick 'RJ' Jullienne and Dale 'The Coach' Eggleton  Proudly Sponsored by The Central Coast Sports College

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The Sports Wrap with RJ-Rick Jullienne and The Coach-Dale Eggleton talk to the Central Coast's most successful sportspeople about their journey.Stories that need to be told.

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