Central Coast United FC

In 2017, the club applied and was granted a licence to compete under its Central Coast United branding from the start of the 2018 season.

In both the 2018 and 2019 season, Club Captain Daniel McFarlane won NSW State League Player of the Year.

In the club's first season they narrowly lost out on promotion by a single point, an incredible achievement in their first season. The club emphatically bounced back to secure the Grand Final Championship with a victory over Bankstown United. The 2019 season saw Central Coast United again be successful as in July 2019, the club secured promotion to National Premier Leagues NSW 3 with a 3-1 victory over Prospect United in their 2nd ever season. Another marvellous achievement was set as the 2019 season for Central Coast United as it was declared the most successful Central Coast side in history due to the Under 15s, 16s, 18s, 20s and the 1st Team all outright winners of the league.

NSW State League

Champions (1): 2018

Premiers (1): 2019

Club Championship (1): 2019

The club colours are red and black with white. The club's new colours and inaugural home kit was revealed in February 2018, the club will play in red as a nod to the historical teams from the Coast. The away kit has been confirmed as an all black kit. The new logo which is inspired by the skull and crossbones was designed by renowned artist Matthew Wolff who has designed LAFC and NYCFC logo's as well as the highly renowned Nigeria 2018 World Cup kit.

As of 20 March 2019

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  AUS Jack O'Mally — GK  AUS Josh Ferragamo — DF  AUS Geordie Howe — DF  AUS Graham Toope — DF  AUS Nathan Cowell — DF  AUS Jack Graham — DF  AUS Oscar Torres — DF  AUS Noah Ajala — DF  AUS Luke Sanders — MF  JPN Yuki Morikawa — MF  SCO Scott McGinley — MF  AUS Jarrod Steen — FW  AUS Corey Atkinson — MF  SCO Daniel McFarlane — MF  AUS Cade Mapu — FW  AUS Alex Arbelo — MF  AUS Bailey Appo — FW  AUS Adam Woodbine

Previously as the main feeder club for the Central Coast Mariners, several players have already gone in the A-League and most recently the 2009 AFC Champions League, which the Mariners qualified for. Notable former players include

• Matt Simon
• Damien Brown
• Bradley Porter
• Matthew Trott
• Mitchell Prentice
• Dean Heffernan
• Matt Crowell