| 1945 |
Womens Hockey started on the Central Coast in 1946 or 1947 when teams from Gosford and Wyong travelled to Newcastle to compete |
| 1953 |
Central Coast Hockey Assoc is established with 5 teams, Gosford 1 & 2, Wyong 1, 2 & 3 |
| 1973 |
Gosford Hockey club established |
| 1974 |
Entrance Hockey is established |
| 1975 |
Club system commences with Central Coast Women's Hockey Assoc |
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Erina Hockey club established |
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Lions Hockey Club (formerly Wyoming Hockey Club) established |
| 1978 |
Norah Head Hockey club established |
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Wyong Hockey club established |
| 1996 |
Hockey is relocated from Adcock park in Gosford to Wyong Regional Sporting complex in Wyong |
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Clubhouse and sand turf established |
| 2006 |
Water field turf is laid |
| 2016 |
CCMHA & CCJHA wound up and merged into CCHA
Hunter Coast Womens PHL commences, merging CCHA and NDWHA competitions
CCHA win Div 1 Under 18 Mens Outdoor State Championships
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| 2017 |
CCWHA wound up and merged into CCHA
Wyong Regional Sporting Complex renamed to Central Coast Hockey Park
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| 2018 |
Wyoming Hockey club change their name to The Lions Hockey club
Gosford City Hockey Club win consecutive Hunter Coast Mens PHL titles, beating Norths in the final
CCHA win Div 1 Open Mens Indoor State Championships
Lain Carr selected in the Australian team to complete at the Youth Olympics in Brazil
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| 2019 |
Gosford City Hockey Club claim a hatrick of Hunter Coast Mens PHL titles, again beating Norths in the final |
| 2020 |
Completed a $1.6M upgrade of the complex - including replacing the turf on the East field, upgrade of the Sand field to a water based field, expansion of the Practice pitch, new access road to the clubhouse and some other landscaping works.
COVID 19 disrupted the commencement of the season
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