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2018 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Men’S Central League Stop out Vs Western Suburbs 2:30Pm HUTT PARK, Saturday 5Th MAY 2018 FOOTBALL for ALL www.STOPOUT.org.nz 05/05/18 2018 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Men’s Central League Stop Out vs Western Suburbs 2:30PM HUTT PARK, Saturday 5TH MAY 2018 FOOTBALL FOR ALL PATRONS JUNIOR WORKING GROUP LIFE MEMBERS Mayor Ray Wallace, Tania Rook, Phil Marra, Jim Blair, Chris Canton, John Coe, Wynton Rufer Gerard Watt, Clyde Ashfaq Kevin Coe, Peter Coe, Barbara Dunn, Chum Dunn, Dick Dunn, PRESIDENT COMMITTEE Jimmy Dunn, Tom Dunn, Peter Chris Canton Chris Hanson, Richard Barton, Freidlander, Brent Hamlin, Peter Steve Eveleigh Hartstonge, Dave Houghton, CHAIRMAN Ernie Gould, Terry Killalea, Neil Kemp MEN’S DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL Brendan Marsh, Arie Molenaar, Scott Easthope Jim McCreadie, Carol McNie, TREASURER Ron Weitzel Donna Beech WOMEN’S DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL Shannon Smith PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS CLUB CAPTAIN Photomac Andrew Beech YOUTH DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL Wareham Sports Media Alistair Yates Dr yomcat shoots SENIOR LIAISON Dave Webster Kath McGuinness JUNIOR DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL Mike Moran Adam Reynard Mike Sullivan FOOTBALL MANAGER NZ Lenz Paul Commerford stopout.org.nz Stop Out Sports Club @redgoldblood FIRST WORD MY BLOOD IS RED... AND GOLD! In the blink of an eye the Central League season is disappearing before our eyes. 6 games have been played and a simple calculation means 1/3 of the season is already over. With an 18 game season a slow start can have playing surfaces need to match that expectation. your season effectively over at this stage of the And with us competing in the region’s elite club competition. football competition it should be a given that our matches are played on high quality surfaces - Well for us and today’s opposition Western either artificial turf or sand based pitches. And yet Suburbs that is no the case. We have had a solid the best surface in Lower Hutt is the sand based start to be sitting in 2nd spot. A strange stat is turf at the Hutt Recreation Ground, where rugby we’ve won all of our three away games, when is played! home advantage should normally favour the home team. Wests have been going well and Our Football Development programme, 1919 handed leaders Napier their only loss of the continues to blossom and our numbers have season and sit just behind us in 3rd spot. Their grown by 20% since last year. Still in it’s infancy returning Auckland City players will only bolster we are already seeing some pleasing progress their player roster. within our junior and youth ranks. We continue to challenge the powers that be on Welcome to Hutt Park and enjoy our the playing surface at Hutt Park - and that’s all of Stop Out hospitality our fields. If we want to develop top class athletes technically and tactically - our training and MEN’S CENTRAL LEAGUE 2018 P W L D F A GD T 1 Napier City Rovers Association Football Club 6 5 1 0 20 8 12 15 2 Stop Out Sports Club 6 4 2 0 14 8 6 12 3 Advance Electrical Western Suburbs 6 3 1 2 12 6 6 11 4 Wellington United 5 3 2 0 19 10 9 9 5 Wellington Olympic 6 3 3 0 11 17 -6 9 6 Lower Hutt City Association Football Club 5 2 1 2 14 9 5 8 7 Wairarapa United 6 2 3 1 11 16 -5 7 8 Miramar Rangers 6 2 3 1 7 14 -7 7 9 Integration Works Waterside Karori 6 1 5 0 14 22 -8 3 10 Building King Havelock North Wanderers 6 1 5 0 9 21 -12 3 SEASON FIXTURE: STOP OUT (MEN’S CENTRAL LEAGUE 2018) Round 1 02/4/2018 1:00pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club 2 vs Havelock North Wanderers 0 Round 2 07/4/2018 3:30pm Fraser Park Turf Stop Out Sports Club 2 vs Lower Hutt City 1 Round 3 14/4/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club 0 vs Wairarapa United 2 Round 4 21/4/2018 2:30pm Karori Park Stop Out Sports Club 2 vs Waterside Karori 1 Round 5 25/4/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club 1 vs Napier City Rovers 2 Round 6 28/4/2018 5:45pm Wakefield Park 2 Stop Out Sports Club 7 vs Wellington Olympic 2 Round 7 05/5/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club vs Western Suburbs Round 8 19/5/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club vs Miramar Rangers Round 9 26/5/2018 2:30pm Newtown Park 1 Stop Out Sports Club vs Wellington United Round 10 02/6/2018 1:00pm Guthrie Park Stop Out Sports Club vs Havelock North Wanderers Round 11 09/6/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club vs Lower Hutt City Round 12 16/6/2018 3:30pm Masterton Memorial Turf Stop Out Sports Club vs Wairarapa United Round 13 30/6/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club vs Waterside Karori Round 14 08/7/2018 2:00pm Park Island Stop Out Sports Club vs Napier City Rovers Round 15 21/7/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club vs Wellington Olympic Round 16 29/7/2018 2:30pm Endeavour Stop Out Sports Club vs Western Suburbs Round 17 4/8/2018 2:30pm Dave Farrington Stop Out Sports Club vs Miramar Rangers Round 18 11/8/2018 2:30pm Hutt Park Stop Out Sports Club vs Wellington United 2018 HNW LHC MR NCR SO WaiU WK WO WelU WS Havelock NorthWanderers 1/7 0-2 6/5 2/6 6-2 22/7 5/8 10/6 27/5 Lower Hutt City 5-2 1-1 4/8 1-2 21/7 5/5 11/8 16/6 2/6 Miramar Rangers 16/6 7/7 1-4 4/8 28/7 26/5 1-3 2/6 1-0 Napier City Rovers 29/7 20/5 10/6 8/7 12/8 7-3 17/6 3-0 1-2 Stop Out 2-0 9/6 19/5 1-2 0-2 30/6 21/7 11/8 5/5 Wairarapa United 8/7 2-5 5/5 26/5 16/6 4/8 2/6 3-2 1-1 Waterside Karori 4-1 28/7 11/8 2/6 1-2 19/5 2-3 7/7 16/6 Wellington Olympic 19/5 26/5 30/6 1-3 2-7 2-1 9/6 28/7 7/7 Wellington United 6-0 14/4 6-1 21/7 26/5 30/6 5-3 5/5 4/8 Western Suburbs 12/8 2-2 22/7 1/7 29/7 10/6 4-1 3-0 20/5 FIXTURES 5TH & 6TH MAY 2018 MENS CENTRAL LEAGUE Stop Out vs Western Suburbs - Saturday 5TH 2:30PM - HUTT PARK CAPITAL 1 Stop Out vs Tawa AFC - Saturday 5TH 12:30PM - HUTT PARK 2 CAPITAL 4 Stop Out vs Miramar Rangers - Saturday 5TH 12:30PM - MIRAMAR 1 CAPITAL 6 Stop Out vs Victoria University Scarfies - Saturday 5TH 2:30PM - WILTON PARK MASTERS 3 Stop Out Reds vs Seatoun AFC Masters - Saturday 5TH 12:30PM - CRAWFORD GREEN PARK MASTERS 5 Stop Out Blacks vs BNU Pints - Saturday 5TH 2:30PM - HUTT PARK 3 MASTERS OVER 42 Stop Out McCreadies vs Eastbourne Football Club 42s - Saturday 5TH 2:30PM - BISHOP PARK WOMENS PREMIER LEAGUE Stop Out vs Island Bay United Flames - Sunday 6TH 1:00PM - HUTT PARK 2 WOMENS 2 Stop Out vs Naenae Soccer Club - Sunday 6TH 1:00PM - SLADDEN PARK WOMENS 2 Stop Out vs Wellington United Rubies - Sunday 6TH 1:00PM - TE WHITI PARK U17 A Stop Out vs Petone U17 Settlers - Sunday 6TH 9:00AM - PETONE MEMORIAL TURF U17 C Stop Out vs Island Bay United u17B - Sunday 6TH 9:00AM - WAKEFIELD 1 STOP OUT 2018 MEN’S 1ST TEAM Stop Out vs Napier City Rovers - HUTT PARK While we entered todays fixture in a confident mood on the back of a much-improved performance against Karori, todays difficult fixture became even more difficult with Micky Malivuk ruled out of play after the warm up. Our tough start became even tougher when Jono Steele injured a hamstring 20 minutes into the fixture to force a re-shuffle and saw the introduction of Jared Mitchell. A disrupted start for us personnel wise didn’t hinder our early defensive pressure. Napier started Unfortunately for us we made one mistake too in their predicted safe fashion with no playing out many and after James McPeake had made a and a big emphasis on getting the ball forward couple of fantastic saves to keep us on level and breaking quickly. With good early energy terms, we found ourselves behind on the back of about us we were starting to create opportunities a cross allowed into the box with a sharp finish, but were also struggling to keep Napier’s wide 1-0 Napier. threat at bay. Napier are always an organised and solid unit at the back and they were again proving The tight tussle continued and to our boy’s credit difficult to break down. The game was shaping we kept pushing our way back into the match. towards mistakes being the deciding factor. After a good period of pressure from us, Napier MATCH REPORT managed to win possession on the edge of their hard fought 2-1 win. area and break forward. With a ball into the box, Bitterly disappointed after this game as I honestly our Centre Back rose well to head the ball away believed we had done enough to but unfortunately managed to head the ball into get something from this game, but it wasn’t to be.
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