2006 School Sport Australia Football Championship Girls Results

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2006 School Sport Australia Football Championship Girls Results Event Girls Football (Soccer) Venue Canberra, ACT Dates 12 to 18 August 2006 Day 1 - Sunday 13 August Teams Scores Scorers NSW 1 Ellyse Perry ACT 1 Michelle Thompson Queensland 4 Amanda Taylor, tenneille Boa ler, Casey Jenkins, Sam McIntosh WA 0 SA 6 Rochelle Kuhar 4, Michelle Male, Bianca Gray NT 1 Sophie Denton NSW Invitational 3 Kelly Cheung, Sally Fitzgibbons, Emily van Egmond Victoria 1 Lisa Cloke Day 2 - Monday 14 August Teams Scores Scorers Victoria 2 Genia Avram, Kerri Little WA 0 NSW 19 Teresa Polias 4, Jessica Seaman 3, Renee Rollason 3, Ashleigh Connor 2, Lyndsay Glohe 2, Frances Dimino 2, Hayley Abbott, Ellyse Perry, Natalie Spirovski. NT 0 NSW Invitational 2 Jenna Kingsley, Kyah Simon Queensland 1 Sam McIntosh SA 1 Rochelle Kuhar ACT 0 Day 3 - Tuesday 15 August Teams Scores Scorers Queensland 3 Amanda Taylor, Courtney Beutel, og Victoria 0 NSW Invitational 4 Niki Deiter, Kyah Simon, Jenna Kingsley, Emily van Egmond WA 0 ACT 13 Stacey Close 5, Shona Robson 2, Ellie Brush 2, Hannah Brydie-Watson 2, Michaela Day, Jessica O'Brien NT 1 Natasha Quick NSW 2 Vanessa Hart, Jessica Seaman SA 0 Day 4 - Wednesday 16 August - Semi Finals for positions Teams Scores Scorers NSW 1 Renee Rollason Queensland 0 NSW - Inv 1 Gema Simon SA 0 ACT 3 Natasha Ackland, Stacey Close, Mieke Whitford WA 1 Harriet Talbert Victoria 6 Michelle Parton 2, Kerri Little, Christie Parton, Mel Francombe, Lisa Cloke NT 0 Day 5 - Thursday 17 August - Play offs Teams Scores Scorers NT 0 WA 10 Rowena Caswell 4, Sylvia Flynn 2, Shannon May 2, Harriet Talbert, Emilie Williams ACT 0 Victoria 0 Day 6 - Friday 18 August - Play Offs Teams Scores Scorers SA 0 Queensland 2 Alex Farrell, Casey Jenkins NSW 2 Teresa Polias, Renee Rollason NSW 0 Invitational Final Placings 1st New South Wales 2nd New South Wales Invitational 3rd Queensland 4th South Australia 5th ACT and Victoria 7th Western Australia 8th NT .

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