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2018 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Men’s Central League Stop Out vs Miramar Rangers 2:30pm HUTT PARK, Saturday 19th 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 ATPhoto

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It was a welcome week off for the Men’s 1st team last weekend. We were fortunate to receive a bye in the and with a long list of injuries it was a great chance to rest and recharge for many of our squad.

The Reserves also had the week off but in their this season there will be no need to rush players case it was the opposite feeling after coming off back to Central League for Miramar as they will their first week of the season against Tawa. For comfortably reach safety. Unless of course they them there was a positive mindset and they were have the desire to win Central League from where to get back on the park again. Today the Ressies they currently sit in 8th place. face strangely Miramar but in an away fixture. Perhaps a bit of obvious scheduling could have With what is seemingly a foregone conclusion had both teams playing at Hutt Park. to qualify for the World Club Championship this weekend with a strong 6-0 advantage, I’d back a The Chatham Cup draw has seen us with an well deserved rest for all players and a chance to away match against Wainuiomata. That will be a ponder on the exciting journey ahead in the next interesting fixture as they play in the league as our phase of their football journey. second team in Captial One.

Miramar as we all know will strengthen once their Welcome to Hutt Park and enjoy our Team players return. However with the Stop Out hospitality trails and tribulations of Havelock and Waterside

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As we move towards the half way mark in the So how have we tracked at the half way point. season it’s interesting to look back on our Central Well it’s an interesting and yet very consistent League progress since our promotion from position. Capital Premier in 2015.

4th, 5th and 4th place finishes have seen us return as one of the premier clubs in the region.

AFTER 9 GAMES AFTER 7 GAMES

2015 2016 2017 2018 12 16 14 POINTS POINTS POINTS ? POINTS FINISHED 4th FINISHED 5th FINISHED 4th MEN’S CENTRAL LEAGUE 2018 P W L D F A GD T 1 Napier City Rovers Association Football Club 7 6 0 1 26 9 17 18 2 7 5 0 2 25 11 14 15 3 Stop Out Sports Club 7 4 1 2 14 8 6 13 4 Advance Electrical Western Suburbs 7 3 3 1 12 6 6 12 5 Lower Hutt City Association Football Club 7 3 2 2 15 11 4 11 6 7 3 1 3 15 17 -2 10 7 Wellington Olympic 7 3 0 4 12 21 -9 9 8 Miramar Rangers 7 2 1 4 8 18 -10 7 9 Integration Works 7 1 0 6 14 23 -9 3 10 Building King Havelock North Wanderers 7 1 0 6 10 27 -17 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 0 vs Western Suburbs 0 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 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 1-0 11/8 0-2 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 0-0 Wairarapa United 8/7 2-5 4-1 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 4-1 4/8 Western Suburbs 12/8 2-2 22/7 1/7 29/7 10/6 4-1 3-0 20/5 FIXTURES 19th and 20th MAY 2018

MEN’S CENTRAL LEAGUE Stop Out vs Miramar - Saturday 19th 2:30pm - HUTT PARK 1

MEN’S CAPITAL 1 Stop Out vs Miramar - Saturday 19th 2:30pm - DAVE FARRINGTON PARK

MEN’S CAPITAL 4 Stop Out vs Island Bay - Saturday 19th 2:30pm - HUTT PARK 2

MEN’S CAPITAL 6 Stop Out vs Tawa - Saturday 19th 2:30pm - ONEPOTO 2

MASTERS 3 Stop Out Reds vs Upper Hutt - Saturday 19th 2:30pm - HARCOURT 2

MASTERS 5 Stop Out Blacks vs Marist - Saturday 19th 2:30pm - KILBIRNIE PARK

MASTERS OVER 42 Seatoun vs Stop Out McCreadies - Saturday 19th 2:30pm - MIRAMAR 2

U17A Stop Out vs Karori Swifts - Sunday 20th 11:00am - HUTT PARK 2

U17C Stop Out vs Upper Hutt Dev - Sunday 20th 11:00am - MAIDSTONE PARK

WOMEN’S PREMIER Stop Out vs Kapiti - Sunday 20th 1:00pm - WEKA PARK 1

WOMEN’S 2 Stop Out Legends vs Island Bay - Sunday 20th 1:00pm - HUTT PARK 2

WOMEN’S 2 Stop Out vs University 3rds - Sunday 20th 1:00pm - HUTT PARK 1 MENS CENTRAL LEAGUE

Stop Out vs Western Suburbs - HUTT PARK

We came into today’s fixture against Wests continuing to try and improve on our performance as a group and looking to also improve our poor form at home so far this season. A win today against Wests would provide a huge boost to our team and continue our push up the table. We knew today would be a difficult game against an already very talented Wests side boosted by the return of some of their players who had been playing in the National League.

Early in the game we were very organized We came out for the second half with a couple of defensively and were applying ourselves problems with illness that threatened to test excellently to the game plan. Wests were our squad even further than before we started frustrated in possession and lacked any threat in the game. We started this game still without the behind our defence. In possession we struggled injured Lewis Jackson, Jono Steele and Devon and couldn’t gain any composure with the quick Batchelor. We are still awaiting the return of James pressure from Wests to win the ball back. We had moments where we caused Wests a few problems Sharp who is away and fell deeper in the whole with good pressure to win possession high up this week with Cherbel Khouchaba falling sick. the field and then slide balls wide for delivery The continued opportunities is proving to unveil into the box. The first half was a cagey affair with a real depth to our senior squads this season and both teams trying to unlock the other without too who ever we bring in to the team seems to do a much risk. Half time came 0-0. very good job and always seem to bring some welcomed energy. MATCH REPORT

This continued throughout this game with a teams will fall to this Wests team over the next strong second half performance defensively from few weeks. After a tough day at the office we are Amitesh Lal who broke up, got in the way and content with a point here. We continue to search blocked many attacks down his side from Wests. for a performance as good in possession as last The frustrating nature of this game in possession week, paired with a defensive effort as good for us continued in the second half and although as this one. Look out when we manage to get we created a couple of half chances to score, we anywhere near that. didn’t have enough quality in those times to do so. We largely found ourselves on the back foot After a game that forced a huge effort out our but were responding so well defensively and our full squad there were many candidates for man concentration and application was exceptional of the match. Amitesh Lal handled himself well throughout this game. Wests managed to throughout the game, James Sutcliffe and Kade penetrate our defence a little bit more in the Shrijvers were solid defensively, Sam Pickering second half but James McPeake was having a fought tirelessly through illness to somehow stand out performance in goal making a fantastic get through the game well. Our front pairing save in a 1v1 situation. He was also called were extremely impressive with their attitude upon when a clearance from us fell at the edge and application to their defensive work up top of the area to a Wests player who flushed a half and were a big part of keeping pressure of our volley at goal but again James McPeake denied defensive line. Man of the match went to the them with a brilliant save at full stretch. James McPeake whose fantastic saves in goal ensured we would get a hard earnt point today. The second half would finish the same as the first, 0-0. A result we will take as I am sure a few Scott

Final Score: Stop Out 0 vs Napier City Rovers 0 Man of the Match: James McPeake MEN’S CENTRAL LEAGUE

STOP OUT SPORTS CLUB

GK 1 James McPEAKE 2 Jono STEELE 3 James SHARP 4 James SUTCLIFFE 5 Kade SCHRIJVERS COACH 6 Jherson HEREDIA Scott EASTHOPE 7 Luis CORRALES ASSISTANT COACH 8 Paora PORTER Chris SAMBROOKE 9 Jerram TUCK 10 Micky MALIVUK MANAGER 12 Lewis JACKSON Paul COMMERFORD 13 Brayan HEREDIA VS PHYSIO 14 Luke GRINDLAY Melissa THOMSOM 15 Jared MITCHELL PROACTIVE 16 Sam PICKERING 17 Steve GULEY 18 Cherbel KHOUCHABA 19 Jordan MARTENS 20 Ami LAL MIRAMAR RANGERS

1 Alexander CARR 2 Finn MOORE 3 Aleem SHEIK 4 Patrick TOBIN 5 Henry LENIHAN-GEELS 6 Jarom BROUWER COACH Scott HALES 7 Tiahn MANUEL 8 Quinton KIPARA ASSISTANTS 9 Ruairi CAHILL-FLEURY Patrick FLEMING 10 Dominic ROWE Stephen DIMAKIS 11 Mikhall BREDEVELDT Ryan HOLLAND VS 13 Josh MURPHY 15 Oliver CECI REFEREE 17 Merlin LUKE-MINY Peter LINNEY 22 Stephen DIMAKIS AR1 Mark WHITEHEAD

AR2 Mark HEWITT RESERVE TEAM - 5th MAY 2018

Reserve Team vs Tawa Reserves - HUTT PARK 2

Following last week’s gut wrenching loss to Stokes Valley, we entered this week with a crucial game against Tawa Reserves. While yet to register a win going into the game, there are several pleasing aspects from the season thus far. We are gradually increasing our dominance of games, playing an attractive and exciting style of football.

The performances of several of our younger crop and Luke Grindlay gave the boys a massive lift. are wonderful, while the leadership of our elder Our early dominance was rewarded as Grinner statesmen is guiding us through the current reacted first to a bouncing ball off a corner to give choppy waters. The final product is ever so close; us the lead. We continued to control proceedings the continued effort is credit to the players throughout the first half, as Cam Sanderson had character. his best game in a Stop Out shirt against his old club. We grabbed the all important second goal The game against Tawa was sure to be a tough just before the half, with Grinner popping up one. They have notched some impressive wins, again with a deft header. 2-0 half time and a very with a backline that had only conceded three pleasing performance. goals all season. We hit the ground running, moving the ball well and probing at the Tawa We knew the second half would be a different backline. The added quality of Jordan Martens story, as Tawa would come flying out of the gates RESERVE TEAM - 5th MAY 2018 MATCH REPORT

looking to reduce the deficit. We weathered the Out players can have. The final whistle blew, and early storm, before growing into the game once a roar of relief rang out across Hutt Park 2. First again. It was a cagey affair, our nerves certainly half brilliance coupled with second half bravery, showing as we looked to finish the game off. equalled a vital three points. Jherson was once again superb in midfield, at times untouchable, with his movement and An important starting point for the season. We control a joy to watch. Our centre back pairing know we have the quality to beat any team in of Ange and Kelvin were colossal, holding off this division; it’s up to us to do the talking on the wave after wave of Tawa attack. With a bit of luck pitch. We move onto next week excited about the we might have added to our lead, only to find prospect of playing at Davey F against Miramar the opposition custodian in fine fettle. With 5 Rangers! minutes remaining, Tawa scrambled the ball in to grab a lifeline. What followed was the longest Yatesy five minutes in football history! We defended for our lives, showing the kind of spirit that only Stop

Final Score: Reserve Team 2 vs Tawa Reserves 1 Man of the Match: Cam Sanderson TEAM WELLINGTON

TEAM WELLINGTON ON CUSP OF CLUB WORLD CUP AFTER PUTTING SIX PAST LAUTOKA. Team Wellington have all but qualified for the Club World Cup after thrashing Fijian side Lautoka by a record 6-0 margin in the first leg of their OFC Champions League final at David Farrington Park on Sunday.

Despite spurning a slew of goal-scoring However, that was not the case for long as Sinclair, opportunities to take a slender lead into the Andy Bevin, Mario Barcia and Taylor Schrijvers halftime break, Team Wellington eventually took all scored second half goals for Team Wellington, complete control of the match when they found after Ross Allen earlier poked in a rebound after the back of the net three times during a seven- the initial effort from defender Roy Kayara clipped minute blitz midway through the second half, the underside of the crossbar and dropped to his with substitute Jack-Henry Sinclair sparking the rout with a double off the bench. feet.

Although Lautoka were camped in their own half Team Wellington coach Jose Figueira said the throughout the opening 45 minutes they were game could not have gone any better for his still well in the game just 1-0 down, after a series team, who will now take a commanding six-goal of near misses from Team Wellington’s forwards advantage into the return leg at Churchill Park in stopped the scoreline from blowing out. Lautoka next Sunday.

Mario Barcia celebrates with team-mates after scoring in Team Wellington’s 6-0 win over Lautoka. FROM STUFF

“We’ll be keeping our feet on the ground but it’s Lautoka played the final 30 minutes with just 10 obviously a great performance and a result that men after Praneel Naidua was dismissed for a is probably more than you were asking for in the reckless and needless tackle on Kayara. first leg. It puts us in a fantastic position and I’m just delighted that at this stage of the season that TEAM WELLINGTON 6 (Ross Allen 15’, Jack-Henry the players looked so hungry and sharp, and their Sinclair 57’, 71’, Andy Bevin 61’, Mario Barcia 63’, willingness to work for each other was a joy to Taylor Schrijvers 84’) LAUTOKA 0 see,” Figueira said. HT: 1-0 “There’s a great atmosphere knowing we’ve made a huge step towards the Club World Cup, - STUFF something that has never been done before by this club so the players and staff are really, really proud. But we’ll put those celebrations on ice as we need to make sure we do everything right next week in order to maintain our standards and really go out and enjoy the occasion.”

Final Score: Team Wellington 6 vs Lautoka 0

Andy Bevin jockeys with Lautoka striker Benjamin Totori. WOMEN’S 2 UPDATE

ANOTHER GREAT DAY FOR BOTH OF OUR WOMEN’S DIVISION 2 TEAMS.

The Legends scored a 2-0 win against University. for our Legends next week will go a long way to An own goal and a GI “nose strike” did the promotion. damage. And the Phil Dobbin coached Reds side scored an Next weeks game against Island Bay is a crucial emphatic 16-0 victory against Naenae to stay top. battle for the two teams who currently hold 2nd and 3rd on the ladder - yet with the same goal Five out of five and unless some major upsets difference. occur in the last two matches against Uni and Wgtn United, it’s Division 1 for the next round for With just two matches to go in the round, a victory this young, talented side.

Final Score: Stop Out Legends 2 vs Victoria University 0

Final Score: Stop Out Reds 16 vs Naenae 0

WOMEN’S 2 P W D L F A GD T

1 Stop Out Sports Club 5 5 0 0 27 3 24 15

2 IBUAFC Orcas 5 4 0 1 17 5 12 12 3 Stop Out Legends 5 4 0 1 16 4 12 12

4 Wellington United Rubies 5 2 1 2 7 10 -3 7 5 Victoria University 3rds 5 2 0 3 10 11 -1 6 6 Victoria University Unified 5 1 0 4 10 14 -4 3 7 Stokes Valley Football Club 5 1 0 4 5 19 -14 3 8 Naenae Soccer Club 5 0 1 3 4 30 -26 1 HOME

In some completely random wandering around the Internet I came across an article The Ever Present Possibility of Change in a blog by Courtney Carver. The post started ‘While we often think of change as difficult or uncomfortable, it is always happening. The earth is changing and our attitudes changes. We change our vote, our dreams, the people we spend MIKE BARTON time with, the food we eat and the desires that shape and form even our subtlest actions’.

Not words that I was, to start with, attaching much In my friend’s email there is also that other change emphasis to until I thought back to an email an word that, in sports terms, probably induces as acquaintance had sent to me earlier in the day. We much fear, merge. A long time ago that word had been mulling over some issues to with local reared its ugly head between two, shall we say, sport, particularly grounds and sportsvilles, and Hutt sports clubs. The members of the two clubs, he feels that ‘The days of sports like cricket and that had a long and enduring rivalry, suddenly soccer relying on massive ratepayer subsidies is had to think about being one. There were slowly coming to an end. The only way forward is comments like ‘you only want our money’ and ‘you sports hubs which sadly will force clubs to merge’. only want our gym’ and ‘well what colours would we play in’. Naked visceral fear was everywhere... In thinking about his idea my first response was until the idea went way. to think back to a barely hidden fear. The fear of change. The second response was along the The good thing, for me anyway, is that my friend’s lines that if that happened clubs would lose their words are just mere provocation and, further, homes and identity. The effort and resolve to just an attempt to heat up our discussion. After keep a sports idea afloat is immense. Immense all such things could never happen, could they? in the physical, social and emotional senses. You Besides which there might just be such a thing as cannot just move from your home. At that stage I a change too far... though back about forty years ago to when Stop Out Sports Club was based at Te Whiti Park. The training, socialising and playing areas were all, pretty much, side by side. Then, remember this was the response of a teenager, the ugly face of change arrived. New clubrooms were being built but at Hutt Park Raceway. The Hutt Park seemed a million miles away from Te Whiti and besides they were right next to a Trotting track. The earth was changing, It was, for then teenage minds, an unfathomable idea.

Those that were driving the whole clubrooms project, older and wiser heads, tried quelling our fears. It is a certainty that one, or more, of us probably uttered words like ‘it will never work’. All the same, the club moved. STOP OUT PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY

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