Northern Suburbs Football Association Inc Season 2012 Annual Report
“From the Harbour to the Hawkesbury”
• 34 CLUBS • 1200 TEAMS • 17,000 PLAYERS NSFA Incorporated Management Committee
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Alan Barwick Chris Rayner Phil Bradfield Roy Ashpole Belinda Templeman Rhondda Shaw President Vice President Treasurer Men’s Football Chairman Junior Football Chairman Girl’s/Women’s Football Chairman
Richard Pilgrim Christine Freer Caroline Morris Alan Barwick Paul Templeman James Sneddon Registrar/Recorder Registrar/Recorder Registrar/Recorder Publicity Officer PD & DC Chairman Coaching Chairman Men’s Football Junior Football Women’s Football
Pascal Phillips John Ceccato Representative Football General Manager Chairman NSFA Incorporated Life Members
J. Thompson – 1962 † W. Bazeley – 1981 V. Poimer – 1994 E. Hayes – 1968 † J. Flint – 1981 G. O’Neill – 1995 C. Parsons – 1968 † B. Waterhouse – 1981 I. Booth – 2001 C. Scott-Kemmis – 1968 † C. Wright – 1981 M. Rushton – 2007 L. Thomas – 1968 Mrs. B. Tallis – 1983 R. Ashpole – 2008 D. Allen – 1973 † Mrs. J. Woods – 1983 P. Bradfield – 2008 A. Sheath – 1973 † J. Glasby – 1983 † D. Miles – 2008 W. de St Croix – 1974 J. Hargreaves – 1984 † C. Rayner – 2008 T. Nossal – 1974 † A. Stephens – 1984 P. Reeves – 2008 W. Mackay – 1985 F. Mason – 1985 † B. Troy – 2008 R. Woods – 1976 † R. Davis – 1986 † C. Freer – 2011 M. Wharton – 1978 † P. Rees – 1988 † Rest in Peace C. May – 1980 D. Harwin – 1989 K. Tallis – 1980 † L. Morris – 1993 Contents
President’s Report 2 General Manager’s Report (Treasurer’s Report to be supplied in a separate report document at the Annual General Meeting) 3 Junior Mixed Football Report 4 Men’s Football Report 5 Girl’s/Women’s Football Report 7 5-A-Side Report 8 Special Needs Football Report 10 PD & DC Report 11 Coach’s Report 12 Northern Tigers Football 14 Special Projects Manager’s Report 16 Gala Day Winners 2012 Season 19 Junior Points Scores 2012 Season 21 Men’s Points Scores 2012 Season 22 Women’s Points Scores 2012 Season 24 Premiership, Finals and Pennants Winners 2012 Season 25 Cup and Shield Winners 2012 Season 27 Player Registration per Club 2012 Season 28 Number of Teams per Club 2012 Season 30 Statistics of Players per Age Group 2012 Season 32 Statistics of Teams per Age Group 2012 Season 33 Roll of Honour 34 Community Participation 38 ‘Champion of Champions’ a short history 40
1 President’s Report
Let me start by congratulating all of you – our players and member clubs – for a fabulous year of football in 2012, juniors, women and seniors all had a terrific season.
Since becoming President of the Northern Suburbs Football Association (NSFA), my main personal motivation has been to develop our association into one that facilitates the growth of football as the ‘first choice’ sport within the local community. This is reflected in our vision statement in our Strategic Plan 2012–2018, which is all about promoting and developing ‘Football for All” through participation in the game from grassroots to elite levels.
That being said, my first year as President has been a path of learning through consultation with key stakeholders such as the football professionals, the players, parents, the clubs, Council and the business community. The process of listening, discussion and review has enabled me to acquire so much knowledge, to prioritise the issues and to focus firstly on tactical issues requiring swift resolution. There are many other matters in the pipeline which are also being assessed, as they are more of a strategic nature, requiring medium or long term resolution.
Some of our main achievements this year have included: • review and restructuring of coaching for all, • the development of our Strategic Plan 2012 – 2018, • name change to Northern Suburbs Football Association, • Constitution review and implementation, • introduction of strategic alliances with member clubs and local councils to improve grounds, and • reinforcement and strengthening of our relations with our stakeholders, friends and partners.
There is a lot more work still to be done but I strongly believe that we are on track to improve what we do more efficiently and cost effectively.
I sincerely want to thank all the club Presidents and those who have supported me in this journey … your counsel and advice has been inspiring and fundamental to our achievements.
I want to also thank all the members of the NSFA Management Committee and sub-committees who work tirelessly to manage the game to deliver improvement across the board. The day-to-day management of the NSFA operations is a difficult and arduous task, to say the least, and the management and staff of the NSFA office are owed an enormous “thank you” for their ongoing dedication and commitment to the job at hand.
Thank you to all.
Now, let’s continue on our journey to deliver excellence in football for our children “from the Harbour to the Hawkesbury”. Alan Barwick President
2 General Manager’s Report
I’m pleased to report that this has been one of the best years for matches completed by our competition teams. Most divisions managed to get a final series in which has not happened for about six years now. As far as I am aware any washouts that occurred were made up later in the season.
Our total winter numbers dropped by about 280 (1.82%) which we mostly put down to players frustrated by washouts over the last two years. The weather is something we really can’t control. As in recent years, our sub committees, in the case of ground closures, attempted to play as many games as possible with the grounds that remained open. I should point out that this task needs a lot of coordination and time between the Draw Master Damian Miles and the competitions sub committee members. I often received complaints about advices not being posted regarding re arranged games until after 6.00pm Friday evening, unfortunately many players/ parents do not realize what is going on behind the scenes.
On the pitch we had two State Cup winners in Lindfield Under 21 Men and Northbridge Over 35 Men .This is the third year in a row that we have the 035 Men State Cup winners, West Pymble achieving it in 2011 and Northbridge again in 2010. As at date of writing the same two teams are in the Champion of Champions finals.
Our representative club the Northern Tigers had an outstanding year with our senior men’s side taking out the double, winning both the league and grand final .Our women’s and girls team had similar success winning the Super League Club Championship together with many other awards which are detailed later in this report. These outstanding results have seen our women /girls promoted to FNSW highest league for 2013, the FNSW Premier League. Also in 2013 as part of the FNSW Skills Acquisition Program (start of the national talented player pathway) NSFA will be running two teams each in the under 9, 10 and 11 programs, trial dates will be announced late October.
Our Coaching Chair James Sneddon has been kept busy in discussion with our various senior coaches on the formation of the Northern Suburbs Football School. Further information will be released later in the year.
Grounds – Most of the grounds this year stood up fairly well to wear and tear , I believe this was due to a combination of rain at the right time of year to promote growth and many of our clubs taking an ownership role in promoting practices that avoided excessive training in one spot e.g. goal mouths. Greg Hay has spent a lot of time liaising with Ku-ring-gai Council and updating us all ( see his report later) on the new artificial pitch at UTS ,West Lindfield, new fields and upgrades at North Turrumurra and Koola Park. Also Willoughby Council have converted several tennis courts to artificial Futsal courts which will be invaluable for training purposes in that municipality.
We continue as a sport to receive strong support from local Councils, State and Federal politicians. All our Councils have recently gone through local government elections. Whilst there have been some changes I do not expect any change in the support we currently enjoy.
Community – I have added a small piece in this year’s report highlighting what many of our clubs do for the broader community. I think it is important that we make others aware that our reach is beyond football.
Again thank you to all those hard working Club and Management/sub committee members that make it all happen.
John Ceccato General Manager
3 Junior Mixed Football Report
Another season of Junior Football has come and gone, with many hours spent alongside football pitches for dedicated parents, players, volunteers and supporters. Thanks to all of you for making the season great for the players from U6 to U18, without you the games would not be played.
This season, thanks to the great weather, we were lucky enough to play a final series for most divisions, something that has not occurred for many, many years. Thanks to the NSFA team for assisting with getting the season across the line, without them it would cause much stress for our volunteers.
This season kicked off for our competition teams with a Round Robin style tournament for the KDSA Shield Competitions. I have had very positive feedback from this day and hopefully it is one that will continue into the future. The playing of this competition saw many more teams registering to play in the Shield Competitions, reinvigorating a competition that was not strongly supported in previous years, resulting in a terrific finals day at Mills Park. The non-competition footballers continue to develop their skills and this is evident in the high quality of play that is now occurring in the Competition Age Groups of those players that have come through the Small Sided Football game environment.
On a disappointing note, the behaviour of players, parents and coaches was not of the same standard as in previous years. The Junior Football Committee received many complaints of poor and unsporting behaviour, with a number of players, parents and coaches having to appear before the PD&DC Committee. I urge all clubs to monitor the behaviour of their members and to reinforce the Code of Conduct.
Gala Day was a great success with the boys and girls in the district giving it their all in their last games for the season, with some lucky enough to chat with a couple of Mariners players at Blackman and Montview Ovals.
I wish to acknowledge and thank the Junior Registrar, Christine Freer, who worked tirelessly throughout the season and without whom a number of tasks would have fallen through the cracks. Thanks Christine for your support and dedication to football in the district.
I also wish to thank the Junior Football Committee for all their efforts during the season, without them we would struggle to get the season started. They give up their valuable time from their families to ensure that the competition runs smoothly. So thank you to Tony Kalogerou, Trent Bird, Kim Swift, Glen War, Rory Grace, Lee Sullivan and Dale Catzel – your contributions to junior football are highly valued.
A special mention needs to go to Ian Batey for ensuring that games were scheduled and re-arranged as required (a complicated and time consuming task). Thank you Ian for your sterling efforts and for being available to take my stressful emails and calls to get the draw right…. Another big thank you to Damian Miles for getting the non-competition draw organised, not an easy task and often with little thanks.
To all the clubs, thank you for all that you do to get your teams on the park and playing good football week in and week out. This is not an easy accomplishment and requires many hours of planning in the off-season and cajoling of volunteers during the season. However, the results can be seen on the pitch every weekend with canteens being open, supporters on the sidelines and games played with spirit. See you all in season 2013!
Belinda Templeman Junior Chair
4 Men’s Football Report – Season 2012
Committee Members Roy Ashpole Chairman and Premier League Richard Pilgrim Registrar and KDSA Cup David Kirley AA2 and AA3 Peter Reeves AA4 Dell Burman AA5 Matt Feros AA6 Brian Norton AA7 John Hill Over 35, Division 1 and Rick Close Cup Dorian Munting Over 35, Division 2 Simon Wheeler Over 35, Division 3 Andrew Mobberley Over 35, Division 4 Mark Bryant Over 45, Division 1 Richard Lyon Over 45, Division 2
Season 2012 has seen a levelling off of teams over 2011 figures which still places the competitions almost at saturation point and has placed an enormous amount of pressure on our already stretched ground resources which means more games being played on available grounds on Sundays. This continues to create more pressure on resources for Sundays as the Womens competitions also grows and with some Councils not allowing the same access to grounds on Sundays to what is used on Saturdays. Some Councils now have rules that at least one team competing on a ground must come from that Council area which is also creating pressure on resources. The levelling off in team numbers has occurred across the divisions which continues the need of playing more games on Sundays with most divisions playing three Sunday rounds. The Committee decided to increase the minimum numbers required for squads and teams which contributed to the levelling off of team numbers whilst keeping player numbers at the previous levels if not higher.
On top of the need to schedule Sunday fixtures both in the various competitions and for Cup fixtures the dreaded wet weather fortunately did not cause as much havoc with our scheduling of fixtures as in previous years. This meant replays were being scheduled as quickly as possible. This saw all competition fixtures being finished on schedule and most divisions were able to fit finals in for the first time in many years. This meant that some divisions completed their additional fixtures (round robins, pennants, competition round etc) that were duly scheduled as requested by the various divisions. The main aim of the Committee is to ensure all normal competition fixtures are played and this was achieved. The Committee strives to play every fixture planned however this is not always possible but we were able to do so this season.
KDSA Cup Winners – Lindfield During the wet weather we encountered, the Committee continued its policy to get as many fixtures played as possible on open grounds to get full rounds played, then “odd” games required to even out the various Teams/squads for Season 2012: competitions. We feel this is the best way to go however occasionally the plans we put in place to get games Premier League 10 squads played can go awry with unforeseen and very late changes having to be made. Unfortunately as numbers All Age 2, 3, 4, 5 10 squads each continue to increase and as Councils spend less time and money on ground maintenance, this situation will All Age 6 8 squads only get worse. We can only hope that this trend will reverse and together with a strong co-operative approach All Age 7 7 Teams between NSFA, Member Clubs and the Councils that this will become a reality. Over 35 – 1 8 Squads Throughout the year the Committee sent out a few circulars regarding Wet Weather, Grounds and Over 35’s Over 35 – 2 8 Squads Over 35 – 3 8 Squads in 2013 which I hope was read by all. We have received a couple of submissions from Member Clubs for our Over 35 – 4 9 Squads due consideration which is appreciated. In our circulars on grounds we urged Clubs to take ownership of the Over 45 – 1 10 Squads grounds they use and start to approach Council in order to take the necessary steps to improve the ground and Over 45 – 2 9 Teams the facilities used. Also there are a number of grants available to Members that will assist you with this process. A lot of this information goes out to clubs from the NSFA Office via Greg Hay who is there to help you all.
5 Men’s Football Report continued
Despite the challenges we faced during the season most divisions were very hard fought with many divisions Division Winners and Runners-Up going down to the last day which is reflected in the various division tables. Premier League went to the last Premier League North Sydney Utd Dalleys game with North Sydney winning from Dalleys with Lindfield closely behind. Lindfield also won the KDSA Cup. PL Reserves North Sydney Utd Lindfield In Over 35 Division 1 West Pymble and Northbridge battled for supremacy all season with Northbridge coming AA 2 North Sydney Utd A Barker Old Boys out on top at the last game. In Over 45 Division 1 a new Premier was crowned with West Pymble edging out AA 2 Reserves North Sydney Utd A Knox United St Ives and Chatswood Rangers. Congratulations to all Division Winners and Cup Winners (as listed right). AA 3 Northbridge North Sydney Utd Generally the competitions have run well over the season, despite the wet weather and re-scheduling of fixtures, AA 3 Reserves North Sydney Utd Northbridge with only minor problems which were quickly resolved by the Liasion Officers and the Committee. The introduction AA4 North Sydney Utd B Lindfield B AA 4 Reserves North Sydney Utd Lindfield A of electronic match cards in 2010 is now widely accepted in 2012 as well as the use of the team photo sheets AA 5 Hornsby RSL Northbridge rather than personal ID cards for all players and officials. The committee will continue to improve systems AA 5 Reserves Lane Cove Lindfield to endeavour to make the Team Managers job on the weekend as easy as possible. Improvements for match AA 6 Lindfield St Ives cards will continue into 2013. AA 6 Reserves Lindfield St Ives AA 7 Asquith Rangers We have again seen the benefits from the Club Officials (Referees) courses this season following on from Over 35 - 1 Northbridge White West Pymble previous. This year we had an upskilling course, as well as another starter course, to build on knowledge Over 35 - 1 Reserves Northbridge White West Pymble gained and will look to improve on this again in 2013 with a view of converting some of your Club Officials Over 35 - 2 Rangers Berowra into full KDFRA members. This will be done as a joint venture with KDFRA using the knowledge gained from Over 35 - 2 Reserves St Ives White North Sydney Utd running these courses in 2010, 2011 and 2012. It is the hope of the Committee that some of the Club Officials Over 35 - 3 St Michael’s Hornsby RSL will become full members of KDFRA. The numbers of Club Officials is growing and together with all efforts Over 35 - 3 Reserves St Michael’s Lindfield of the KDFRA and its members the number of games covered continues to grow. The Men’s Football Committee Over 35 - 4 West Pymble Berowra acknowledges the support of KDFRA and its members in covering our games and also the support of Member Over 35 - 4 Reserves Prouille Berowra Clubs and the Club Officials in this very important process of refereeing weekly fixtures. Over 45 - 1 West Pymble St Ives Over 45 - 1 Reserves Rangers Knox Utd Throughout the year we again conducted KDSA Cup and Rick Close Cup fixtures. The KDSA Cup was won by Over 45 - 2 Wahroonga Maccabi Lindfield and the Rick Close Cup was won by North Sydney United. A big thank you to the Committee Members Northside who attended these fixtures and to Chris Rayner for his assistance here as well. KDSA Cup Lindfield North Sydney Utd The Men’s Football Committee has continued with its formula of allocating members to a division (as above) Rick Close Cup North Sydney Wahroonga with one member looking after two divisions. For season 2013 we are looking for more members following Utd the retirements of Richard Pilgrim, Dell Berman and John Hill who have put many years into the Committee and we will be sad to see them go. They have all been valuable members of the Committee putting their hearts Premier League Awards and souls into Men’s Football and have always been available to assist Club’s at any time. They will be missed. Player of the Year Ryan Smithies (Berowra), If anyone would like to volunteer to assist and join the Committee then please let me know. The Committee John Donaghey (NthSydney Utd) members are there to assist their divisions with communications, management and to ensure all teams are kept Christer Zimmermann (Lindfield) in the loop with current events (especially wet weather) and to ensure scores are entered and any problems that Golden Boot Jason Lal (19) Dalleys, may arise are solved quickly and efficiently. The Committee meets on a monthly basis and all members fully John Donaghey (18) North Sydney Utd contribute. I would like to thank all my Committee for their hard work and diligence throughout the year and Fair Play Awards for their individual and various contributions to our team and hope to see most of you back in 2013. Premier League Maccabi Northside AA2 Barker Old Boys Roy Ashpole Chairman – Men’s Football Committee
6 Girl’s/Women’s Football Report
What a difference 12 months can make! We went from lots of rain in 2011 to hardly any in 2012. This meant that we had games most weekends and were able to fit in a finals series for most age groups. We had planned prior to the season starting to try to deal with the impact of the rain on the competitions by introducing playing on Easter Monday and on the Monday of the June long weekend. We did not end up needing those extra days this year but we may well in the future. This is what the men have been doing for years and these measures along with their ability to play both Saturday and Sunday has meant that the men have always played more games than the women.
The Committee had a number of new people this year. Rhondda Shaw was the Chair and coordinator for G8, 9 &10, Caroline Downing the Registrar, Vicky Shaw W35 coordinator, Anne Meagher WAA coordinator, Michelle Cross G18 coordinator, Di Bal G16 coordinator, Sussi Fitzsimmons G14 coordinator, Karen Elzerman G12 coordinator and Chris Wilkinson G11 coordinator.
In the past the age coordinators have not really played a hugely active role in the administration of the competitions throughout the season and this has meant a lot of work for the Chair and Registrar. This year the age coordinators took on more of the work and I think in doing so learned a lot more about what works and what doesn’t. We hope to continue this next year and it should mean that each of the roles is not too taxing. Our biggest problem is communication with the players. We get complaints from people saying that they did not know about this or about that, even after we have sent information to the clubs and posted it on the web site. That is not to say that we were perfect with all of our efforts to advise people of all things and we will endeavour to always improve but we hope to address this aspect in 2013 by adding to our communication efforts and have direct contact with coaches and managers. We did this with G11 and W35 this year in order to get feedback about things that had been introduced and about future proposals. This has been the most effective way to get our messages out and to get feedback. It was also good because we got to hear from people who were happy as well as those who were not. Generally we only hear from people who complain and that can skew ones understanding of what the majority think. We will include the club secretaries in all communication.
We introduced the first WAA and W35 Gala Day this year. It was great to see so many people take part and the feedback was that the players enjoyed the day and would like this to be an annual event. We still need to get the message out to some players and parents about the aim of gala day (relaxed/fun) as there were a few unfortunate incidents with people getting a bit too hot under the collar.
The introduction of G11 went well. The feedback is that we should continue to offer this age group. We hope to offer a W40 5-a-side competition in 2013 to be held on Saturday afternoon on the pitches used by the U8 and U9 in the mornings. The aim is to create a more social and less competitive environment and is aimed at women who like to play but do not have the fitness or time to commit to the full size game. We may also be in a position to offer W45. The idea about adding W45 has been around for a few years and there may well be enough interest to run this in 2013. We will introduce these new competitions in the same way that we did the G11 this year, that is, to ask that nominations are in earlier than the other deadlines so that if we do not get enough teams entering, the players can merge into the existing structure.
Rhondda Shaw Chair NSFA Women’s and Girls’ Committee
7 5-A-Side Report
The 5-A-Side competitions have again proved to be extremely popular, though for the first time in 4 years we have witnessed a reduction in the number of players and teams. Our competitions were open to the U12 through to the O45 age groups (male and female competitions). Pleasingly the Thursday Mixed AA competition is gaining popularity and we also held a shorter U14 Mixed competition on Tuesday evenings during February 2012 at the Ku-ring-gai Hockey Centre.
During this period we coordinated the following competitions: • 2011 Winter 5-A-Side Competition – our 3rd winter competition held at James Park, Hornsby with 12 teams (8 Women’s teams / 4 Mixed teams) entering. • 2011 / 12 Summer 5-A-Side Competitions – with 213 team entries consisting of 1,251 financial players. The Competitions were held at St Ives Showground, and in an attempt to work in closely with Ku-ring-gai Council we held a separate competition on the all-weather surface at the Ku-ring-gai Hockey Centre during our shorter February competitions.
WET, WET…WET conditions best describes the Summer 5aside competitions this season, with astonishingly high rainfall received from October 2011 through to March 2012. I would like to thank all team members, managers, spectators, referees and ground officials for their patience, flexibility and understanding of our collective efforts in attempting to reschedule washed-out games.
Also, we need to acknowledge and thank Ku-ring-gai Shire Council for their cooperation and efforts in maintaining the Showground playing fields during the traditional “off-season” for our players, especially as soccer is recognised as a winter sports user-group. There are many wonderful people who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the “seamless” running of the 5aside competitions, including: • Brian Binfield – Ground Manager, who also takes on many other roles including helping to set-up the goals, pack-up at the end of each evening and refereeing. • Andy Bayles – Assistant Ground Manager, who also takes on the onerous role of ‘Head Chef’ at our popular fundraising BBQs each evening. • Ross Hendry – setting up the goals each day. Mixed Bags ‘Spirit of Football Award’ winners. • David Howard – the behind the scenes ‘trouble shooter’. • Marcus Green – website administrator. • KDSA staff – including Marcia Allman, Jodi Sparks, John Ceccato, Damian Miles and Alan Clarke. • KDSA MC – for the ongoing support of the 5aside competitions.
Fundraising: Our major fundraising initiatives for the season were: 1. nightly BBQs with all profits to: • Adam Kellerman ($1,000.00) – 2012 Paralympian who now has a career-high world ranking of 23 in the demanding sport of wheelchair tennis, and also reached the final 16 in the Paralympics. Adam’s goal is to become the No. 1 ranked player in the world, with the funds helping him with tournament entry fees, coaching fees, repair and replacement of equipment. • Errol Hyde ($500.00) – former paralympian (wheelchair basketball) who was thrilled to receive the funds Super Eight ‘Spirit of Football Award’ junior winners. following recent hard times. Errol used the funds for home repairs and the ongoing care of his granddaughter.
8 2. Movember – raised a total of $1,085.00, all in the name of raising vital awareness and funds for prostate cancer and male mental health.
Congratulations are also in order to our Referee, Dougal Graham who in February won the NewsLocal “Junior Sports Star Service to Sport Category” award.
On a final note, I would like to thank all players and their respective Team Managers and volunteers in ensuring the ongoing success of our Summer Twilight 5-A-Side Competitions…without your collective efforts, the 5aside summer competitions would not be the enjoyable ‘family atmosphere’ activity it is.
Mark Rushton 5-A-Side Organiser
St Ives Showground Results Ku-ring-gai Hockey Centre Results AA Mixed Competition winners Wii Not Fit.
Competition Premiers Runner-up Competition Premiers Runner-up Tuesday Tuesday Boys U12A Blues Flying Shoes Mixed U14 Football Chops Cheery Fiesta Boys U12B Red Imps NT Crew Women Ball Benders Pink Ladies Boys U14 Black Trojans Ginger Ninjas Men 1 Pars Lions Sparks Girls U12 Shooting Stars Rubies Men 2 Saints FC Over Chargers Girls U14/16 Cheery Chops Soccersaurs Men 3 PSV Hangover Oldmen Athletic Women U18 Wakehurst Tiger Teens Women 1 Chicky Babes II Tiger Lily Wednesday Women 2 Pink Ladies Late Bloomers Boys U16 ManChestHairUTD AC Juniors Men AAA Manly A Bridge Rd Utd Women Wymblers Lemon Tarts AFO’s Adrian, Jared and Barry Kodesh. Men AAB AC Calabresos Manly 1 Men U18-AA PigDucks RFBM Men O35A Pars Lions Toothless Tiger Men O35B Sparks Old Bustaards Thursday Men O35C Four Four Two Saints FC Boys U14 Sons of Pitches The Men O45 PSV Hangover Oldmen Athletic Women Blue Hardly Athletic Smurfettes Wednesday Women Red Miracle Mums Lady Hawks Boys U12 Black Very Messi Racing Stripes Mixed AA Wii Not Fit Swiz United Boys U12 White SWAT Fluffy Bunnies Girls U12A Ballistics Mini Matildas Girls U14A Purple Tigers Checkmate Girls U14 Blue The Smurfs Frangipanis Boys U16 Black Gunning Devils The Simpsons Boys U16 White Strikenation FC AC Juniors Girls U16 Wymblers The Wahrymbles Girls U16b Devilz Angelz Sharpshooters Men U18 German Bears The Tuners Father and son, Jose and Joel Mendes. Men AA Auluba FC Pig Ducks Women 1 Kisso Angels Frontliners Women 2 Lemon Tarts Wahroonga Tigers Thursday Boys U12 The B Team Vipers Boys U14 Black Sons of Pitches Th3 T3am Girls U16 Rebel Girls PTA Mixed AA Black Wii Not Fit El Diablo FC Mixed AA White Besties Guam Men AA Ole Buckets FC Women 1 The All Stars North Sydney Women O30A Hardly Athletic Black Magic Women O30B Lady Hawks Miracle Mums Wet, wet ,wet at the Ku-ring-gai Hockey Centre. 9 Special Needs Football Report
This year Special Needs Football saw the end of an era with the last of the original group of players leave the program.
9 years ago, St Ives kicked off a program for kids with intellectual disabilities with a group of 16 children. This spread first to Sutherland and West Pymble and then to other clubs throughout NSW. At the end of 2011, the last of the original players along with others who were leaving secondary school decided to move on to new weekend activities. In the past 9 years there have been more than 200 children participate in the special needs programs run from St Ives and West Pymble averaging about 3 years participation.
Usually this report includes details of activities and numbers for the year, this year I thought I would make it more personal. Each child is unique and has their own particular issues and challenges with this program we try to introduce physical activities and social interaction for those who would otherwise be isolated from their peers except for the confines of school. One child started this year that perhaps best puts into context the reason for the program.
The player suffers from Prader Willi Syndrome which Wikipedia describes as “a rare genetic disorder characteristic by low muscle tone, short stature, cognitive disabilities and a chronic feeling of hunger that can lead to excessive eating and life-threatening obesity”. Imagine what it must be like to go through life being judged because of your appearance by those who do not understand your condition. Always being hungry and not knowing why.
Of his own volition, the child in his mid teens decided to join the program knowing the potential for ridicule. There was no standard shirt large enough for him to play in so the club took two XXL shirts and cut them up and re-sewed panels into each side of one, the club also made up special bibs in a similar manner, all this so that he would not feel out of the ordinary.
Just by participating, he has a Saturday activity like so many mainstream players and in the process he and his family have met others facing similar challenges who can share their experiences. Despite all the issues he proved to be a real character the enthusiasm and infectious optimism that he brought to the games was inspiring for those who met him. This player will never win any pennant or make a final but in just taking the field has shown a determination and application that is truly admirable.
Stories like this have been repeated for the other 200 children that have taken part over the years who, along with their parents have much more difficult and complex lives. They participate not to be the best but to be the best they can be. David Howard Special Needs Coordinator – St Ives
10 PD & DC Report
The Protests and Disciplinary side of the game certainly isn’t the sexy end our game, nor is it the most enjoyable aspect of our game – whether you are on the panel side or the participant side. It is certainly an important side of the game, and one that clubs do need to put more focus on.
Fortunately 2012 was a relatively smooth year from a perspective of serious incidents, with only a handful of serious cases involving bans of more than one year. Unfortunately the number of cases heard by PD & DC overall has increased this season – hopefully a KPI that we can reverse in 2013.
Every season the panel attempts to educate clubs and players in key problem areas we are seeing arise on and off the field. This season the panel continued a focus from the last couple of seasons, to discipline members for the verbal abuse of officials and other players. Whilst some would argue swearing is part of everyday life, verbal abuse is a key reason our game loses volunteers – especially referees. The panel’s starting point for verbal abuse Referees for the Vice President’s Shield on KDSA Cup Day. of referees is 4 weeks and 2 weeks for other players and this has been consistent for the past two seasons and will remain a focus in 2013. So keep the language down and make sure everyone can enjoy the game.
Another area of concern has been spectator behaviour – at both senior and junior games. It is disappointing that some clubs feel it is not their job to control spectators or that they are powerless to do anything. Certainly under the regulations, clubs are directly responsible for spectators at their games. The main issue is the lack of process and procedures around this issue at club level. NSFA is relatively relaxed on spectator control compared with other associations, and whilst not wanting to be draconian, there is certainly a case for standardisation of basic spectator control processes and education of club members. I’ll be recommending changes in this area to the NSFA Board in 2013. It is especially important for parent spectators to remember we want our junior players to have an enjoyable football experience on a weekend, but being shouted at or seeing mum or dad get into an argument on the sideline with someone else certainly doesn’t let them have a great experience.
We have seen a number of clubs introduce their own PD & DC panels. This is certainly encouraged and I am happy to guide clubs who wish to set up their own panels for next season and the best way to go about this.
It was also great to see some governance and regulatory changes in NSFA in 2012 – particularly when you are the ones that have to interpret regulations that have evolved over the years and are often inconsistent. Alan Clarke resplendent in pink, officiating on Gala Day. The adoption of the new NSFA constitution is an important first step, and an overhaul of the NSFA By-Laws is underway and will be in place for next season.
2012 2011 Finally thank you to my panel members this season; Edwina Robinson , John Bradfield, Jo Zafos, Paul O’Donnell, Chris Hemming, Alan Clarke (Deputy Chair), Adam Vlatko, Penny Howell, Ben Mathes, and Peter Spelling. Send Offs 173 162 Wednesday nights wouldn’t be the same without you! Thanks to Damian in the office for guiding me through Cautions 1846 1599 my first year of Chair and making sure I didn’t make too many mistakes. Special thanks too for guest appearances Misconduct 39 37 by Dougie Hendry, Greg Hay, Andrew Bonato, Adrian Stark, and Mike Cusack – much appreciated with some 4 Cautions 53 55 difficult cases. 6 Cautions 5 7 Paul Templeman PD & DC Chair 7 Cautions 0 1
11 Coach’s Report
It has been an impressive year for coaching and player development in the district and I am pleased to provide Weekly Coaching Clinics were held at Cowan Public School a summary of several initiatives that will help lay the foundations for future years. during 2013. Football Development Review Early in the season I wrote to clubs requesting their feedback and thoughts on development activities at their club. The overwhelming message was that clubs felt they needed to do more than they had done in this area however were unable to because of a lack of resources.
In response to this the NSFA Football School concept was developed. A football development program that: • Did not compete for players with clubs but gave players additional opportunities to access high quality, low cost training. • Was being taught by all highly qualified coaches. • Had at its core the promotion and development of club football. • Was firmly based around the FFA National Curriculum. • Reinvested any surplus back into player and coach development. NSFA Football School The Skills Clinic launched in September, a pre-cursor to the October launch of the Football School, gave us the opportunity to test the format and deal with any teething issues and for players and their parents to try out what we have to offer.
The result was a resounding success with over 80 players registering in just two weeks. The feedback received in our parent survey again confirmed we were on the right path.
As I pen this report we have similar numbers registered for the official launch of the NSFA Football School, operating out of St Ives Showground. A second venue further south is likely to be offered in the New Year. We expect to double these numbers as the new football season approaches. The momentum is expected to continue as the profile of the Football School builds.
12 School Holiday Programs Our school holiday programs have continued to grow in popularity with around 200 players attending in each holiday period, once again confirming the demand that exists for grassroots football programs. Elite Football We announced during the season that elite football development was being brought in-house as it was clear that this was in the best interests of players and the broader NSFA football community. Futsal Through Northern Tigers Futsal we have provided our young players with further opportunities to continue to develop their skills over the off-season. This year we have added development squads in the u6, u7, u8, u9, u10 and u11 age groups, again providing players with more opportunities for touches on the ball….another 80 plus kids receiving excellent development. Coaching Restructure Following a review of our coaching structure we have appointed Jason Eagar as Technical Director – an appointment well deserved by the Super League Coach of the year (for the second time). Jason will have control of all day to day coaching matters, including oversight of all of our coaching programs. He will Senior Licence coaching course. be particularly involved in coaching-the-coaches programs in 2013, to the benefit of all our clubs. Player Retention I am certain you will agree that these initiatives will help build further enjoyment and passion for the game and contribute to increased player participation and retention.
I would like to thank all our coaches for their continued commitment to football development.
James Sneddon Coaching Chairman
13 Northern Tigers Football Report
(above): Girl’s U12 Grand Finals Winners 2012. (right): Northern Tigers Men’s Super League Premiers and Champions 2012. The Northern Tigers have had a tremendous year in 2012. Representing all 34 member clubs of the Association, we have provided players with the opportunity to make the step up from grassroots club football to the Football NSW State League competition.
This year has seen some outstanding achievements, which were acknowledged by Football NSW at the recent Super League Dinner. The highlights included: Men and Youth in 2012: • FNSW Super League First Grade Premiers and Champions (Grand Final Winners) • FNSW Super League Fair Play Award • FNSW Super League Goalkeeper of the Year – Stuart Page • FNSW Super League Coach of the Year – Jason Eagar Women and Girls in 2012: • FNSW Womens Super League Club Champions • FNSW Womens Super League U16 Champions (Grand Final Winners) • FNSW Womens Super League U14 Premiers • FNSW Womens Super League U12 Premiers & Champions (Grand Final Winners) • FNSW Womens Super League Coach of the Year – Eric Daly Additionally, the Northern Tigers Women have gained promotion to the FNSW Premier League for the 2013 season which has been the culmination of three years planning and commitment.
Our aim is to develop our local NSFA players and help them to realise their true potential, so that they can move from our Junior to Senior ranks. This year our players group has excelled, and over the medium term the results of the last three year’s efforts are beginning to bear fruit.
We have in place one of the finest groups of coaches and managers, under the direction of Jason Eagar, Kai Lammert and Eric Daly. They have performed well as a team, and if we can improve our player base further, then we can create an environment and culture that can achieve our goal of being in Premier League. We are half-way there now.
14 Women’s Super League Grand Final Winners and Club Champions 2012
Our Development Squads have increased the pool of available players and they are a worthy addition, bridging the gap between grassroots and representative football. The Girls squads will continue in 2013.
The Northern Tigers will continue to offer indoor Futsal in the FNSW State competitions as a summer training alternative to outdoor Footbal. After a major restructure overseen by Kai Lammert, the Futsal club has really taken off. Our U12 Girls were Premiers and the Youth team were Premiers and Champions, a fantastic result considering that the Club was rebuilt in one season.
We see Futsal as an important part of the development of our footballers, it is necessary in order to become the ‘complete’ footballer today.The Northern Tigers Women’s coaches also helped develop a NSFA Association U21 side for the Champion of Champions tournament, as part of our aim to help district club players improve their football.
Under the new Technical Director, Jason Eagar, the Club has put in place a great coaching structure for next year. All the coaches will work as a team to assist and vary the delivery of programs to the players.
We continue to encourage coach education, and have recently placed some of our Northern Tigers coaches through a C-Licence.
Again this year we provided the opportunity for our U15 Boys to travel to the UK and have the great football experience, visiting many famous Clubs and places, and having the opportunity to train and play there. Next year will be a consolidation year. We hope to cement our place in Women’s Premier League, and gain entry for our Youth and Men. The focus continues to be on nurturing and developing local talented players, and providing our players the opportunity to play at the highest level. Pascal Phillips Representative Football Chairman – Northern Tigers
15 Special Projects Manager’s Report
(above): Greg Hay with Ku-ring-gai Council representatives explaining the position of the new club house at Warrimoo Oval, St Ives. (right): Warrimoo Club House under construction.
Allan Small Oval, Saiala Road, East Killara Ku-ring-gai Council has installed the all weather multi purpose court at the rear of the tennis courts. However the drainage work on the playing surface has been delayed. Anderson Park, Neutral Bay North Sydney Council have plans to upgrade the change rooms and the amenities building. Asquith Oval, Asquith Hornsby Shire Council with some encouragement, implemented sand slit trenching in September, 2012 in an effort to improve the drainage. Auluba No. 1 and No. 2 Ovals, South Turramurra Ku-ring-gai Council ably assisted by Kissing Point member club have given some TLC to the playing surface Swales drainage construction at Blackman Oval, Lane Cove. and it is gradually achieving its potential. Bales Park Oval, Willoughby Continues to provide a venue for SSF games, but without lighting for night training. Bannockburn Oval, Pymble Bannockburn CR continue to share this oval with Little Athletics and with some TLC from Kur-ing-gai Council staff this playing surface was much improved compared with previous winter football seasons. Barra Brui Oval, St Ives Plans are to upgrade this playing surface in an effort to minimise the surface water. Berowra Oval, Berowra The electrical contractor to Hornsby Shire Council has installed the underground cabling in preparation to upgrade the floodlighting – now to find the money for the next stage.
16 Berry Park Ovals, Mt Colah Golden Jubilee Oval No 1 and No 2, Wahroonga Continues as a reasonable playing surface. Work has begun on the upgrade to the State Emergency Services projects and upon completion of that project the conversion of the No 1 oval to baseball will proceed. Bicentennial Oval, Willoughby A reasonable playing surface, but without lighting for night training. Howson Oval, Turramurra South A little worse for wear as Lofberg Oval not available to West Pymble FC for training. Blackman Oval, Lane Cove Lane Cove Council has constructed the swales along the edge of the grassed areas James Park Oval, Hornsby and the car parks as the first stage of a drainage program for this previous tip site. Planning for Upgrades to the Amenities Block and introduction of playground equipment are well advanced – a by product of this work is a plan to increase the Bob Campbell Oval, Greenwich height of the playing surface in the north western corner, perhaps a more level Lane Cove Council contractor has, on completion of the 2012 Winter Season, laid playing surface? turf rolls on most of the playing surface in an effort to improve the playing surface. Karuah Oval, Turramurra Brooklyn Oval, Brooklyn The work installing the exercise track is finished so the 2012 winter season should An undulating playing surface. see a return to the normal number of playing fields for SSF, no lighting for night Cammeray Oval, Cammeray training. With the local council elections resolved it is now a decision for North Sydney Kent Oval, Turramurra councillors to determine what to do with the “ANZAC Club site” – as any sale would This was a problem location in the 2013 winter season with water logged long grass possibly financially assist with an artificial surface and upgraded floodlighting. in the south eastern corner making it difficult for the contractors to mow. Eventually Castle Cove Oval, Castle Cove mowing occurred and the perimeter drain in that corner received some minor Reasonable playing surface but without lighting for night training. excavation work to help the water flow away from the playing surface. Chatswood High School Oval, Chatswood Kingsford Smith Oval, Longueville Overdue for some TLC, as heavily used. Unleashed dogs are a problem as the secure fencing results in dog owners “setting Comenarra Oval, South Turramurra them free” and “having a good chat” while ignoring the dog droppings – an ongoing The red crown toadlets who live on the eastern side of this oval create problems for problem for all sports participants. Ku-ring-gai Council staff in their endeavours to provide a reasonable playing surface. Koola No 1 and No 2 and No 3 and No 4, East Killara Edenborough Oval, Lindfield The preliminary work has begun on the floodwater reclamation project. Currently The upgrade to the playing surface has been of benefit to those who enjoyed playing the advice is that these ovals will not be available for the actual 2013 winter season here during the 2012 Winter Football Season, no lighting for night training. but that training and summer mini – games may occur until work starts. Eton Road Oval, Lindfield (Previously UTS Oval) Lofberg Oval, West Pymble Defence Housing Australia are currently targeting Monday 3 December, 2012 to begin Rugby enjoyed the use of this oval in the 2012 winter season. Perhaps West Pymble “digging up” this oval so as to begin the process of installing artificial turf. The current FC might obtain some use in the 2013 Winter Season ? target date for use is Saturday 6 July, 2013 – will there be Floodlighting ? Mills Park Oval, Asquith Friars Oval, Pymble - Toilets Work continues so as to maintain a high standard for the playing surface and the Just “hold on” as toilets at Friars are not in the Ku-ring-gai Council budgets – perhaps amenities at our No 1 Ground. with newly elected councillors this determination might be reviewed ? Mimosa Oval, Turramurra George Christie Oval, Wahroonga West Seems to have been “under utilised” this year. Noted that a lack of water for irrigation A “Champion” is needed to encourage installation of floodlights – might that be you? hampers this playing surface – perhaps it needs a sizeable water storage tank ? The Glade Oval, Wahroonga Montview Ovals, Hornsby Heights In winter, the far north western corner of the park received water overflow from the While heavily used for training and competition plus Gala Day these ovals stood the street guttering which seemed unable to cope with heavy downpours or was that test and were in reasonable condition at the end of the 2012 winter season. water from neighbours’ back yards ? The smaller field was inundated from time to time. 17 Mt Kuring-gai Oval, Mt Kuring-gai Regimental Ovals, Killara A reasonable playing surface. In need of some TLC to assist the drainage for SSF games and training. Mowbray School Oval, Chatswood West Roseville Park Oval, Roseville In reasonable condition but no lights for night training. In recent times the floodlights on the adjoining tennis courts have been upgraded – however night training cannot occur on this oval until floodlights are installed – Naremburn Oval (Upper), Naremburn is there a “champion in the house” ? As an interim measure, the length of this oval was shortened as electricity cables were laid – the alternate was to close this location to competition matches. Sacred Heart, Pymble School Oval The school is closely monitoring the condition of this playing surface as to whether Norman Griffiths Oval, West Pymble it may be suitable for an artificial surface, subject to the consent of the Bishop. Continues to be a great location for an artificial oval – just needs a Champion for the cause – might that be you ? Samuel King Oval, North Turramurra This playing surface was in reasonable condition at the end of the 2012 Winter Season. North Sydney No 1 Oval, North Sydney Thanks to North Sydney United FC soccer football has returned to the No 1 Oval – St Ives Showground Main Arena even if only for one day. This continues to be essentially a showground available to all applicants – equestrian events, the Annual Show and community activities. Soccer football is just one more North Turramurra Recreation Area No 1 and No 2 and No 3 Ovals activity that hires these two ovals. An upgrade to the floodlights would be a bonus. Work continues at this location within the golf course and is currently targeted for completion late in the 2014 Calendar Year – then the growing season for the turf. Thomson Park Ovals, Artarmon Perhaps earlier, if money were to be found for three (3) artificial ovals ? Willoughby City Council have requested “online input” to a master plan for this park located alongside Artarmon Primary School – have you offered your thoughts ? Northbridge Oval – Artificial Surface Finally it is open and successfully being used by the local community, Ku-ring-gai Toolang Oval, St Ives “Park Soccer” and Northbridge FC State League – often seventy (70) hours per week. Continues to provide a venue for SSF games, but without lighting for night training. Parklands Oval, Mt Colah Tunks Ovals, Cammeray A reasonable playing surface in a great location. Parking on a Saturday morning is difficult with only limited availability due to sharing with boat trailers and their “tinnies”. No 4 Oval is targeted to undergo Pottery Green Oval, Lane Cove a major summer upgrade due to subsidence and compaction of the soil. Sand slit trenching meant that this was one of the few ovals available most weekends. Lane Cove Council in conjunction with Lane Cove Football Club continue the work Turramurra Oval, Turramurra to improve this location into a first class football ground. As a “shared oval” with Rugby and Pacific Athletics Club this oval is heavily used. Primrose No 1 and No 2 and No 3 Ovals, Cremorne Warrimoo Oval, St Ives Another problem location in the 2012 Season. The contractors somehow ensured that Might there be a “champion” to pursue an upgrade to the floodlighting in addition crushed sea shells became part of the surface reducing the availability of these ovals. to the proposed additional building on the half way line ? The drainage in front of the dressing sheds is in need of some TLC. Thank you to all five (5) Local Councils and the Schools for the use of their Ovals. Primula Oval, Lindfield Champions from your member club are required to “push the cause” to improve not Ku-ring-gai Council are reviewing the “Total Community Hours” use of this ground. only the playing surfaces and also the floodlighting and the amenities buildings. Is there a “champion” to upgrade the floodlights and perhaps install an artificial playing surface ? Greg Hay Special Projects Manager Queen Elizabeth Oval, West Lindfield Ku-ring-gai Council are closely reviewing the “Total Community Hours” used at this location as the condition of the ground at season end – could only be described as “poor”. Perhaps a “candidate” for an artificial surface as there is no cricket pitch ?
18 Gala Day Winners 2012 Season
Age group Winner Runner Up
Under 6 Group 1 Lindfield Ireland Mt Colah Colts Under 6 Group 2 Kissing Point Ninjas Prouille Thunders Under 6 Group 3 Northbridge Corinthians Kissing Point Vikings Under 6 Group 4 not advised Under 6 Group 5 Highfield Family Berowra Blue Under 6 Group 6 Northbridge Slingo Rovers Lane Cove Gorillas Under 6 Group 7 West Pymble Kangaroos St Ives Penguins Under 6 Group 8 Wahroonga Green Northbridge San Paulo Under 6 Group 9 Mt Colah Stallions Berowra Blue Under 6 Group 10 West Pymble Goannas Lindfield France U11 Group 3 Winners Gala Day Northbridge. Under 6 Group 11 not advised Under 6 Group 12 St Ives Eagles Kissing Point Hunters Under 6 Group 13 not advised Under 6 Group 14 West Pymble Eagles Gordon Kookaburras Under 6 Group 15 Mt Colah Brumbies BCRFC Neill Under 6 Group 16 not advised
Under 7 Group 1 not advised Under 7 Group 2 Kissing Point Northbridge Sonics Under 7 Group 3 St Michaels Dingoes Northbridge Ronaldos Under 7 Group 4 Northbridge Rebels Sacred Heart Red Corpus Christie Hawks. Under 7 Group 5 not advised Under 7 Group 6 not advised Under 7 Group 7 not advised Under 7 Group 8 Lane Cove Buffalos Lindfield Swansea Under 7 Group 9 Berowra Yellow Lindfield Norwich Under 7 Group 10 Berowra Red West Pymble Koalas Under 7 Group 11 Lane Cove Crocodiles Sacred Heart Blue Under 7 Group 12 Hornsby Heights Mt Colah Under 7 Group 13 Gordon Pythons Wahroonga Orange Under 7 Group 14 not advised Under 7 Group 15 Prouille Asquith Under 7 Group 16 BCRFC Wahrooinga Green
UTS Womens All Age team enjoying Women’s Gala Day.
19 Gala Day Winners 2012 Season continued
Age group Winner Runner Up Age group Winner Runner Up
Under 8 Group 1 Northbridge Barcelona Kissing Point Under 11 Group 1 West Pymble A Lindfield A Blue Bombers Under 11 Group 2 BCRFC A Prouille Under 8 Group 2 Mt ColahVipers Mongo 1 Under 11 Group 3 Northbridge B Wahroonga B Under 8 Group 3 Kissing Point Red Devils Hornsby RSL Koalas Under 11 Group 4 Lane Cove B Northbridge F Under 8 Group 4 Northbridge Wolves Northbridge Strikers Under 11 Group 5 Northbridge C BCRFC C Under 8 Group 5 Northbirdge Wolverines Brooklyn U8A
Under 8 Group 6 Northbridge Rockets Northbridge Eagles Under 12 Group 1 Wahroonga Green Northbridge B Under 8 Group 7 Lindfield Pumas NSUnited Phoenix Under 12 Group 2 Berowra A Northbridge C Under 8 Group 8 Corpus Christi Hawkes Berowra Blue Under 12 Group 3 Northbridge A ST Michaels A Under 8 Group 9 Northbridge Saints St Ives Celtic Under 12 Group 4 Lane Cove A Mt Colah A Under 8 Group 10 Northbridge Rad Madrin Rangers Tigers Girls U12 Group 1 Northbridge Northbridge Under 8 Group 11 Highfield Family Prouille Dingoes Girls U12 Group 2 St Ives A Mt Colah A Girls U8 Group 1 Northbridge Redbacks Northbridge Diamonds Under 13 Group 1 KDSA Tigers Rangers A Under 9 Group 1 Wahroonga Red BCRFC Gallagher Under 13 Group 2 Mt Colah A West Pymble B Under 9 Group 2 Lindfield Cahill NSUFC Under 13 Group 3 Hornsby Heights B St Ives B Under 9 Group 3 Lindfield Schwarzer Northbridge Bullets Under 14 Group 1 St Ives A Lindfield A Under 9 Group 4 Rangers Vikings Lane Cove Barracudas Under 14 Group 2 Hornsby Heights A Lindfield B Under 9 Group 5 Lindfield Bresciano West Pymble Kookaburras Girls U14 Group 1 Northbridge A Northbridge B Under 9 Group 6 Grodon Dragons Lindfield Grella Girls U14 Group 2 St Ives B West Pymble Under 9 Group 7 Mt Colah Eagles Corpus Christi Hawkes Under 9 Group 8 Northbridge Sorcerers Northbridge Barracudas Under 15 Group 1 NSBHS A Hornsby RSL Youth Girls U9 Group 1 St Michaels Foxes Greenwich Under 15 Group 2 BCRFC 15A NCUFC B
Under 10 Group 1 Mongo 1 Northbtridge 9S Under 16 Group 1 Northbridge A Hornsby Heights Under 10 Group 2 Hornsby Heights A Hornsby RSL A Under 16 Group 2 Kissing Point A Hornsby Heights B Under 10 Group 3 Northbridge C Northbridge D Girls U16 Group 1 West Pymble A Wahroonga A Under 10 Group 4 Northbridge K Wahroonga B Girls U16 Group 2 Lindfield B Wahroonga B Under 10 Group 5 Brooklyn St Ives Under 10 Group 6 West Pymble D West Pymble C Under 18 Group 1 West Pymble D Lindfield Under 10 Group 7 Mt Colah C Berowra U10C Under 18 Group 2 Kissing Point A Berowra A Girls U10 Group 1 Northbridge Greenwich Black Under 18 Group 3 Mt Colah A Wahroonga B Girls U18 Group 1 Hornsby Heights Mt Colah Girls U18 Group 2 St Ives Rangers
20 Junior Competition Points Scores 2012 Season
P W D L gF gA pts P W D L gF gA pts P W D L gF gA pts Under 12 Division 1 Under 13 Division 3A Under 16 Division 1 Mongo FC A 14 13 1 0 41 12 40 Lane Cove A 16 14 0 2 88 13 42 N Sydney Utd M 16 13 2 1 72 8 41 Wahroonga A 14 9 2 3 35 14 29 Northbridge B 16 12 1 3 69 19 37 Mt Colah A 17 10 3 4 35 21 33 Lindfield A 13 6 4 3 28 18 22 Rangers A 16 11 3 2 68 15 36 Northbridge A 16 9 3 4 33 24 30 Berowra A 14 4 5 5 23 23 17 N Sydney BHS A 16 10 3 3 98 43 33 Northbridge B 17 7 3 7 23 34 24 Kissing Point A 14 4 5 5 21 30 17 Mt Colah B 16 8 1 7 57 31 25 Greenwich A 14 3 4 7 13 23 13 Hornsby Hts B 16 6 2 8 48 46 20 Under 16 Division 1B Northbridge A 14 2 4 8 19 33 10 KDSA Tigers B 14 4 5 5 16 21 17 Lane Cove A 13 0 3 10 12 39 3 Under 13 Division 3B Hornsby Hts A 14 5 1 8 25 38 16 Kissing Point B 16 8 1 7 61 38 25 Kissing Point A 14 3 5 6 19 28 14 Under 12 Division 2 West Pymble B 16 8 0 8 51 33 24 Mt Colah B 14 3 3 8 18 28 12 BCRFC A 14 12 1 1 40 11 37 Berowra B 16 5 0 11 29 92 15 Lindfield A 14 2 5 7 14 38 11 Northbridge B 14 9 3 2 54 15 30 Lindfield C 16 4 1 11 36 70 13 Berowra A 14 2 4 8 13 28 10 Rangers A 14 9 2 3 36 16 29 St Ives B 16 4 0 12 36 67 12 Hornsby Hts A 14 9 2 3 36 17 29 Berowra C 16 0 0 16 2 176 0 Under 16 Division 2 St Ives A 14 5 1 8 24 35 16 Maccabi Northside A 15 11 3 1 46 18 36 St Michaels A 14 3 1 10 12 42 10 Under 14 Division 1 SH Pymble A 15 10 1 4 44 22 31 Gordon A 14 2 1 11 7 45 7 Lane Cove A 15 5 5 5 26 19 20 Lindfield B 14 0 3 11 7 35 3 N Sydney Utd M 14 11 3 0 34 9 36 Lindfield A 14 10 1 3 47 17 31 St Ives A 15 6 2 7 34 37 20 Under 12 Division 3 Northbridge A 14 6 4 4 26 26 22 N Sydney BHS A 15 4 4 7 24 33 16 BCRFC B 14 12 0 2 62 22 36 Mongo FC A 14 6 3 5 45 31 21 Lindfield B 15 1 1 13 11 56 4 Hornsby Hts B 14 11 0 3 55 17 33 St Ives A 14 6 0 8 46 57 18 West Pymble A 14 8 2 4 44 21 26 KDSA Tigers B 14 4 3 7 19 30 15 Under 16 Division 3 Northbridge C 14 8 1 5 35 25 25 Northbridge S 14 3 2 9 26 43 11 Asquith A 15 13 0 2 65 18 39 Lindfield C 14 7 1 6 29 30 22 Lindfield B 14 1 2 11 14 44 5 Lane Cove B 15 10 2 3 38 13 32 Kissing Point B 14 5 0 9 29 39 15 Northbridge C 15 6 2 7 25 42 20 Asquith A 14 3 0 11 15 53 9 Under 14 Division 2 Kissing Point B 15 5 2 8 17 37 17 Mt Colah A 14 0 0 14 11 73 0 Berowra A 15 12 1 2 44 9 37 Rangers A 15 3 2 10 23 38 11 Kissing Point A 15 12 1 2 42 18 37 Hornsby Hts B 15 3 2 10 15 35 11 Under 12 Division 4 West Pymble A 15 5 1 9 22 27 16 Berowra B 15 15 0 0 66 5 45 Lane Cove A 15 4 3 8 19 28 15 Under 18 Division 1 Wahroonga B 15 8 2 5 39 18 26 Mt Colah A 15 5 0 10 19 36 15 Lindfield A 13 11 2 0 33 8 35 Hornsby RSL Yth A 15 8 1 6 29 29 25 Lindfield C 15 3 2 10 16 44 11 Northbridge A 13 10 0 3 57 13 30 Lane Cove B 15 6 2 7 32 43 20 N Sydney Utd M 12 8 1 3 25 11 25 Lindfield D 15 4 2 9 30 36 14 Mt Colah A 12 5 1 6 21 23 16 BCRFC C 15 0 1 14 10 75 1 Under 14 Division 3 Asquith A 14 12 0 2 91 15 36 West Pymble A 13 4 2 7 21 24 14 Under 12 Division 5 N Sydney BHS A 14 11 3 0 47 3 36 Lane Cove A 13 4 0 9 21 37 12 Northbridge D 15 14 1 0 55 4 43 Kissing Point B 14 8 1 5 47 29 25 Kissing Point A 13 2 2 9 14 29 8 N Sydney Utd A 15 8 3 4 32 14 27 St Ives B 13 8 1 4 25 27 25 Lindfield E 15 5 7 3 31 28 22 Northbridge B 14 5 3 6 34 26 18 Under 18 Division 2 Berowra C 15 5 2 8 15 26 17 Lindfield D 14 2 1 11 22 58 7 Northbridge B 15 11 3 1 41 14 36 St Michaels B 15 3 1 11 17 57 10 Hornsby Hts A 14 2 1 11 18 73 7 Gordon A 15 9 3 3 54 32 30 West Pymble B 15 2 2 11 11 32 8 Berowra B 13 1 2 10 16 69 5 Northbridge C 15 7 3 5 29 28 24 N Sydney BHS A 15 6 5 4 34 27 23 Under 12 Division 6 West Pymble B 15 7 1 7 29 39 22 Brooklyn A 14 12 2 0 50 10 38 Under 15 Division 1 N Sydney Utd M 15 13 2 0 51 15 41 BCRFC A 15 6 1 8 45 36 19 Rangers B 14 11 2 1 52 12 35 Maccabi N’side A 14 10 1 3 55 17 31 Berowra A 15 4 5 6 30 45 17 Hornsby Hts C 14 8 2 4 39 18 26 Hornsby Hts A 15 8 3 4 38 20 27 Lindfield F 14 6 3 5 26 20 21 Lindfield A 15 8 0 7 39 25 24 Under 18 Division 2B Greenwich B 14 4 3 7 24 21 15 Berowra A 15 7 0 8 30 33 21 Lindfield B 15 6 0 9 38 45 18 St Ives B 14 4 2 8 27 38 14 BCRFC A 15 2 0 13 9 42 6 N Sydney Utd A 15 5 2 8 32 38 17 Wahroonga C 14 1 2 11 10 50 5 Lane Cove B 15 4 2 9 39 45 14 Berowra D 14 1 2 11 5 64 5 Under 15 Division 2 Wahroonga A 13 0 1 12 13 82 1 Under 13 Division 1 N Sydney BHS A 15 14 0 1 115 10 42 N Sydney Utd M 14 14 0 0 51 8 42 N Sydney Utd A 16 12 0 4 75 29 36 Under 18 Division 3 KDSA Tigers B 14 8 2 4 48 28 26 Hornsby RSL Yth A 15 6 1 8 27 35 19 St Ives A 14 10 3 1 46 16 33 Berowra A 14 7 4 3 37 28 25 Lindfield B 16 4 1 11 30 67 13 Berowra B 14 10 2 2 71 26 32 N Sydney Utd A 14 6 1 7 32 23 19 Wahroonga A 17 4 0 13 24 74 12 Asquith A 14 10 1 3 52 21 31 Lindfield A 14 5 2 7 19 41 17 Berowra B 15 2 0 13 13 104 6 N Sydney BHS B 14 7 1 6 44 35 22 West Pymble A 14 5 1 8 25 33 16 Kissing Point B 14 5 4 5 27 31 19 Mt Colah A 14 3 2 9 25 44 11 Under 15 Division 3 Mt Colah B 14 5 3 6 31 35 18 Kissing Point A 14 2 0 12 18 50 6 Hornsby Hts B 15 10 2 3 49 21 32 West Pymble A 15 10 2 3 47 23 32 Under 18 Division 3B Under 13 Division 2 St Ives A 15 10 2 3 26 10 32 Gordon B 14 6 1 7 36 35 19 Hornsby Hts A 12 9 2 1 45 13 29 Rangers A 15 8 2 5 37 34 26 Hornsby Hts A 14 3 3 8 34 39 12 Northbridge A 12 8 2 2 48 23 26 N Sydney BHS B 15 7 3 5 25 22 24 Wahroonga B 15 2 2 11 33 75 8 St Ives A 12 6 2 4 40 23 20 Lindfield C 15 4 1 10 16 35 13 N Sydney Utd B 15 2 2 11 25 86 8 Wahroonga A 12 5 2 5 35 18 17 Mt Colah A 15 3 2 10 23 40 11 Maccabi N’side A 12 5 0 7 30 34 15 N Sydney Utd B 15 1 3 11 21 49 6 N Sydney Utd N 12 4 2 6 37 28 14 Northbridge A 13 1 3 9 18 63 6 Lindfield B 12 0 0 12 7 103 0 21 Men’s Competition Points Scores 2012 Season
P W D L gF gA pts P W D L gF gA pt P W D L gF gA pt Premier League All Age Division 4 All Age Division 7 N Sydney Utd 18 14 2 2 56 24 44 N Sydney Utd B 18 12 4 2 59 17 40 Asquith 17 13 3 1 74 25 42 Willoughby Dalleys 18 12 2 4 34 19 38 Lindfield B 18 12 3 3 52 18 39 Rangers 17 11 4 2 46 22 37 Lindfield 18 11 3 4 32 17 36 Wahroonga 18 12 2 4 57 18 38 Lindfield B 17 11 2 4 54 28 35 Kissing Point 18 10 2 6 36 28 32 Lindfield A 18 9 3 6 32 39 30 Lindfield A 17 5 3 9 25 41 18 West Pymble 18 8 5 5 37 24 29 Lane Cove 18 7 3 8 37 55 24 Berowra 17 4 3 10 31 51 15 Asquith 18 8 1 9 28 27 25 N Sydney Utd A 18 6 3 9 30 34 21 UTS 18 4 1 13 27 54 13 Mt Colah 18 3 7 8 25 37 16 Lane Cove West 18 5 6 7 22 31 21 Mt Colah 17 3 2 12 17 53 11 Maccabi Northside 18 5 0 13 22 44 15 UTS 18 5 5 8 43 44 20 Berowra 18 3 3 12 22 44 12 West Pymble 18 2 4 12 17 52 10 Mens Over 35 Division 1 Rangers 18 3 1 14 17 45 10 N Sydney BHS 18 2 3 13 15 56 9 Northbridge White 17 14 2 1 62 6 44 West Pymble 17 14 1 2 67 14 43 Premier League Reserve All Age Division 4 Reserve N Sydney Utd 17 11 2 4 43 21 35 N Sydney Utd 18 13 3 2 47 16 42 N Sydney Utd A 18 15 0 3 71 26 45 Kissing Point 17 9 4 4 34 22 31 Lindfield 18 13 2 3 37 21 41 Lindfield A 18 14 2 2 52 17 44 Lindfield 17 6 2 9 35 38 20 Willoughby Dalleys 18 11 3 4 46 21 36 UTS 18 12 2 4 42 22 38 Wahroonga 17 5 0 12 27 40 15 Kissing Point 18 9 4 5 34 28 31 N Sydney Utd B 18 11 2 5 40 27 35 Northbridge Red 17 2 1 14 20 84 7 West Pymble 18 9 2 7 34 27 29 N Sydney BHS 18 10 3 5 51 32 33 Lane Cove West 17 1 0 16 10 73 3 Rangers 18 8 3 7 37 27 27 Lindfield B 18 7 3 8 33 38 24 Mt Colah 18 6 2 10 24 40 20 Wahroonga 18 4 4 10 32 44 16 Mens Over 35 Division 1 Reserve Maccabi Northside 18 5 1 12 18 50 16 Lane Cove West 18 2 4 12 20 53 10 Northbridge White 17 14 2 1 55 6 44 Berowra 18 2 3 13 18 39 9 Lane Cove 18 2 2 14 14 54 8 West Pymble 17 14 1 2 59 12 43 Asquith 18 1 3 14 17 43 6 West Pymble 18 1 2 1 5 13 55 5 Wahroonga 17 9 4 4 33 26 31 N Sydney Utd 17 8 2 7 37 26 26 All Age Division 2 All Age Division 5 Lindfield 17 8 2 7 37 27 26 N Sydney Utd A 18 15 0 3 50 13 45 Hornsby RSL 18 14 3 1 52 11 45 Lane Cove West 17 3 1 13 17 66 10 Barker Old Boys 18 14 1 3 46 20 43 Northbridge 18 13 0 5 40 22 39 Kissing Point 17 2 2 13 25 59 8 Hornsby Heights 18 14 0 4 43 17 42 Lane Cove 18 9 3 6 32 26 30 Northbridge Red 17 2 2 13 16 57 8 Knox Utd 18 12 1 5 57 33 37 Rangers 18 9 2 7 35 26 29 Lane Cove 18 9 1 8 33 32 28 Kissing Point 18 9 2 7 36 36 29 Over 35 Division 2 Northbridge 18 5 4 9 32 44 19 BCRFC 18 8 3 7 34 30 27 Rangers 17 13 1 3 42 18 40 N Sydney Utd B 18 5 3 10 27 37 18 N Sydney BHS 18 5 2 11 23 46 17 Berowra 17 12 1 4 54 29 37 BCRFC 18 4 2 12 24 40 14 North Turramurra 18 4 4 10 22 38 16 St Ives White 17 8 3 6 39 22 27 Greenwich 18 3 2 13 24 47 11 Maccabi Northside 18 5 0 13 28 48 15 Northbridge 17 7 2 8 28 33 23 Wahroonga 18 2 0 16 10 63 6 Lindfield 18 3 3 12 22 41 12 N Sydney Utd 17 6 4 7 29 36 22 Lane Cove 17 6 2 9 31 35 20 All Age Division 2 Reserve All Age Division 5 Reserve West Pymble 17 5 4 8 25 31 19 N Sydney Utd A 18 17 1 0 97 8 52 Lane Cove 18 12 4 2 51 26 40 St Ives Green 17 2 1 14 15 59 7 Knox Utd 18 13 2 3 64 23 41 Lindfield 18 12 2 4 51 28 38 N Sydney Utd B 18 11 2 5 41 29 35 Hornsby RSL 18 10 5 3 39 22 35 Over 35 Division 2 Reserve Hornsby Heights 18 8 4 6 45 30 28 Rangers 18 10 4 4 38 22 34 St Ives White 17 15 1 1 59 12 46 Barker Old Boys 18 7 4 7 37 40 25 BCRFC 18 8 2 8 40 52 26 N Sydney Utd 17 9 5 3 43 24 32 Lane Cove 18 7 4 7 43 53 25 Kissing Point 18 8 1 9 37 37 25 Berowra 17 9 3 5 45 31 30 Northbridge 18 6 2 10 26 56 20 North Turramurra 18 6 3 9 32 39 21 West Pymble 17 8 1 8 30 22 25 BCRFC 18 6 1 11 26 51 19 Northbridge 18 3 4 11 19 33 13 Rangers 17 6 3 8 28 35 21 Wahroonga 18 2 4 12 15 53 10 Maccabi Northside 18 4 1 13 28 58 13 Northbridge 17 4 4 9 19 44 16 Greenwich 18 1 0 17 13 64 3 N Sydney BHS 18 3 2 13 36 54 11 Lane Cove 17 3 4 10 14 33 13 St Ives Green 17 2 3 12 11 48 9 All Age Division 3 All Age Division 6 Northbridge 18 15 1 2 66 19 46 Lindfield 17 13 1 3 43 14 40 Over 35 Division 3 N Sydney Utd 18 13 0 5 57 25 39 St Ives 17 11 3 3 46 27 36 St Michaels 17 13 2 2 59 16 41 St Ives 18 11 3 4 30 20 36 N Sydney Utd 17 11 2 4 40 23 35 Hornsby RSL 17 9 4 4 43 19 31 Mt Colah 18 8 1 9 34 37 25 Brooklyn 17 7 4 6 53 42 25 Lindfield 17 6 7 4 28 23 25 Maccabi Northside 18 7 3 8 33 39 24 Barker Old Boys 17 6 3 8 30 46 21 BCRFC 17 7 3 7 26 28 24 Rangers 18 6 4 8 36 34 22 Asquith 17 6 0 11 41 59 18 Berowra 17 7 2 8 35 36 23 Lindfield 18 6 4 8 38 47 22 Lane Cove 17 4 1 12 27 42 13 Kissing Point 17 4 6 7 30 42 18 Knox Utd 18 6 2 10 28 43 20 Knox Utd 17 3 0 14 36 63 9 Greenwich 16 4 5 7 25 37 17 Berowra 18 4 4 10 28 44 16 St Ives 16 2 1 13 16 61 7 Kissing Point 18 3 0 15 13 55 9 All Age Division 6 Reserve Lindfield 17 15 1 1 63 12 46 Over 35 Division 3 Reserve All Age Division 3 Reserve St Ives 17 10 2 5 48 27 32 St Michaels 17 13 3 1 59 25 42 N Sydney Utd 18 14 3 1 58 19 45 Asquith 17 10 2 5 41 25 32 Lindfield 17 11 2 4 51 25 35 Northbridge 18 12 3 3 46 21 39 N Sydney Utd 17 10 1 6 38 21 31 Kissing Point 17 9 3 5 39 27 30 Rangers 18 11 5 2 46 22 38 Barker Old Boys 17 9 2 6 44 26 29 Hornsby RSL 17 7 4 6 36 29 25 Mt Colah 18 8 1 9 33 31 25 Lane Cove 17 5 0 12 20 42 15 Berowra 17 7 1 9 28 39 22 St Ives 18 6 4 8 26 27 22 Brooklyn 17 4 0 13 22 60 12 BCRFC 17 6 1 10 24 36 19 Berowra 18 6 4 8 26 33 22 Knox Utd 17 1 0 16 17 80 3 Greenwich 16 3 1 12 15 53 10 Knox Utd 18 7 1 10 27 43 22 St Ives 16 2 3 11 20 38 9 Lindfield 18 6 2 10 30 38 20 Maccabi Northside 18 5 3 10 23 38 18 Kissing Point 18 1 2 15 14 57 5
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P W D L gF gA pts Over 35 Division 4 West Pymble 16 11 1 4 54 26 34 Berowra 16 11 1 4 41 20 34 Prouille 16 10 3 3 33 18 33 Hornsby Heights 16 10 3 3 25 15 33 St Michaels A 16 8 3 5 41 24 27 SH Pymble 16 7 1 8 31 32 22 St Michael CChristi 16 4 0 12 14 44 12 Kissing Point 16 3 1 12 21 49 10 Lindfield 16 1 1 14 13 45 4 Over 35 Division 4 Reserve Prouille 16 12 4 0 45 15 40 Berowra 16 11 3 2 43 13 36 St Michael CChristi 16 11 1 4 49 19 34 St Michaels A 16 6 4 6 22 26 22 Lindfield 16 4 5 7 35 35 17 SH Pymble 16 4 5 7 23 42 17 West Pymble 16 4 3 9 17 32 15 Rick Close Cup Winners – North Sydney Hornsby Heights 16 4 1 11 29 50 13 Kissing Point 16 2 2 12 13 44 8 Over 45 Division 1 West Pymble 18 15 3 0 73 15 48 St Ives 18 12 3 3 35 20 39 Rangers 18 12 2 4 53 25 38 Lindfield 18 10 1 7 56 21 31 Lane Cove 18 9 0 9 31 36 27 N Sydney Utd 18 8 1 9 33 29 25 Mt Colah 18 6 1 11 24 44 19 Northbridge 18 6 0 12 24 55 18 Knox Utd 18 3 1 14 22 50 10 St Michaels 18 3 0 15 18 74 9 Over 45 Division 1 Reserve Rangers 18 13 1 4 56 20 40 Knox Utd 18 13 1 4 42 11 40 Lindfield 18 11 3 4 37 21 36 N Sydney Utd 18 11 1 6 28 27 34 West Pymble 18 9 4 5 38 31 31 Lane Cove 18 7 3 8 28 27 24 Northbridge 18 7 3 8 29 33 24 St Ives 18 4 1 13 19 37 13 St Michaels 18 2 5 11 15 38 11 Mt Colah 18 1 2 15 12 59 5 Over 45 Division 2 Over 35 Division 4R Winners – Prouille Wahroonga 16 12 0 4 43 22 36 Maccabi Northside 16 11 2 3 47 14 35 Gordon 16 10 1 5 41 22 31 Kissing Point 16 10 0 6 42 27 30 Northbridge 16 7 1 8 27 38 22 West Pymble 16 3 6 7 21 30 15 Lane Cove West 16 3 4 9 23 44 13 Prouille 16 3 3 10 25 45 12 Greenwich 16 3 3 10 10 37 12
23 Women’s Competition Points Scores 2012 Season
P W D L gF gA pts P W D L gF gA pts P W D L gF gA pts Under 12 Division 1 Under 16 Division 1 All Age Division 2 Lindfield A 14 9 2 3 38 6 29 West Pymble A 15 14 0 1 53 15 42 Kissing Point A 15 12 1 2 60 9 37 Northbridge A 14 9 2 3 37 6 29 Northbridge A 15 12 1 2 57 17 37 Hornsby Hts A 15 9 1 5 42 36 28 Northbridge B 14 7 5 2 29 5 26 Mt Colah A 15 8 2 5 33 27 26 Willoughby Dalleys A 15 8 2 5 28 16 26 St Ives A 14 2 1 11 7 34 7 Wahroonga A 15 4 1 10 20 41 13 N Sydney Utd B 15 6 3 6 24 25 21 Lindfield A 15 3 1 11 17 43 10 Lane Cove A 15 3 6 6 16 23 15 U nder 12 Division 2 Lindfield B 15 1 1 13 2 39 4 Northbridge B 15 0 1 1 4 8 69 1 Hornsby Hts A 14 10 1 3 43 10 31 Kissing Point A 14 9 3 2 20 9 30 Under 16 Division 2 All Age Division 3 N Sydney Utd C 14 10 2 2 42 6 32 SH Mosman 14 7 2 5 33 20 23 Hornsby Hts A 15 12 1 2 54 13 37 Mt Colah B 14 9 2 3 40 19 29 West Pymble A 13 6 1 6 20 32 19 Lane Cove A 15 9 4 2 26 12 31 Lindfield D 14 8 2 4 35 16 26 West Pymble B 15 7 4 4 21 16 25 Greenwich A 14 4 6 4 11 18 18 Barker Old Boys A 14 7 4 3 25 25 25 St Ives A 15 7 2 6 28 23 23 Prouille A 14 3 5 6 5 14 14 Berowra C 13 6 2 5 19 27 19 Lindfield B 14 4 2 8 17 31 14 Northbridge B 15 4 0 11 21 43 12 Mt Colah A 14 4 5 5 16 18 17 St Ives B 14 2 3 9 9 37 9 Wahroonga B 15 4 2 9 12 27 8 Lindfield C 14 3 3 8 19 23 12 Mt Colah A 13 1 1 11 6 53 4 Under 16 Division 3 St Ives B 14 1 0 13 13 59 3 Under 14 Division 1 Greenwich A 15 7 6 2 25 13 27 All Age Division 4 Lindfield A 15 12 3 0 53 2 39 Lindfield E 15 7 3 5 28 25 24 Lindfield E 12 9 1 2 36 10 28 Northbridge A 15 12 2 1 56 5 38 Lindfield D 15 6 4 5 23 17 22 Lane Cove C 12 7 0 5 20 24 21 Lindfield B 15 5 3 7 20 20 18 Kissing Point A 15 6 3 6 20 33 21 UTS B 12 5 3 4 24 20 18 Wahroonga A 15 3 3 9 14 37 12 West Pymble C 15 1 6 8 11 31 9 Brooklyn A 12 5 2 5 32 16 17 St Ives A 15 2 4 9 17 36 10 Lindfield C 15 1 3 11 11 33 6 Hornsby RSL A 12 5 2 5 18 25 17 West Pymble A 15 3 1 11 13 73 10 Kissing Point B 13 3 1 9 11 29 10 Under 18 Division 1 Northbridge C 12 1 1 10 19 53 4 Under 14 Division 2 Hornsby Hts A 15 12 2 1 59 15 38 Over 35 Division 1 Kissing Point A 15 13 0 2 42 7 39 Northbridge A 15 7 3 5 52 26 24 Gladesville Ravens 14 12 2 0 63 8 38 Mt Colah A 15 8 3 4 28 13 27 Mt Colah A 15 6 4 5 31 20 22 Greenwich A 14 11 1 2 48 19 34 West Pymble A 15 5 6 4 31 27 21 Rangers A 15 7 2 6 31 27 23 N Sydney Utd A 14 7 3 4 35 30 24 Rangers A 15 6 3 6 39 38 17 Northbridge B 15 7 2 6 26 22 23 Flying Bats 14 5 3 6 32 44 18 St Ives A 15 1 4 10 18 61 7 St Ives B 15 3 1 11 16 41 10 Kissing Point A 14 4 4 6 28 20 16 Lindfield C 15 2 2 11 11 44 8 U nder 18 Division 2 St Ives A 14 4 2 8 17 41 14 Rangers A 14 4 1 9 12 25 13 Kissing Point A 14 12 1 1 49 11 37 Under 14 Division 3 Lindfield A 14 0 2 12 9 57 2 Berowra A 15 12 2 1 67 1 38 Northbridge B 14 10 1 3 57 25 31 Mt Colah B 15 9 5 1 19 4 32 Lane Cove A 14 7 3 4 38 18 24 Over 35 Division 2 Asquith A 15 8 2 5 40 25 26 West Pymble B 14 7 2 5 36 31 23 Berowra A 14 12 1 1 30 2 37 Lane Cove A 15 6 1 8 27 22 19 Wahroonga A 14 6 2 6 40 46 20 Prouille A 14 11 0 3 31 11 33 Greenwich A 15 2 3 10 5 44 9 Maccabi Northside A 14 3 1 10 48 50 10 West Pymble A 14 7 1 6 2 6 24 22 Northbridge C 15 1 1 13 5 67 4 Lindfield L 14 3 0 11 42 69 9 St Ives B 14 6 1 7 12 20 19 Lindfield T 14 0 0 14 4 126 0 Lindfield B 14 5 2 7 15 21 17 Under 14 Division 2B St Michaels A 14 5 2 7 15 24 17 Lindfield D 12 9 2 1 24 6 29 All Age Division 1 Greenwich B 14 3 2 9 12 22 11 Lindfield E 12 9 1 2 42 6 28 Lindfield A 14 12 1 1 48 4 37 Rangers B 14 1 3 10 6 23 6 Northbridge D 12 4 6 2 12 13 18 UTS A 14 9 4 1 27 6 31 N Sydney Utd A 14 9 1 4 30 17 28 Over 35 Division 3A Kissing Point B 12 4 4 4 12 7 16 St Michaels B 12 9 0 3 46 19 27 St Ives C 12 3 2 7 6 17 11 Northbridge A 14 8 2 4 25 14 26 Berowra A 13 3 2 8 21 35 11 Berowra B 12 7 2 3 23 15 23 West Pymble B 12 2 2 8 7 36 8 Asquith A 12 6 5 1 19 11 23 Lindfield B 13 2 3 8 11 37 9 Northbridge E 12 2 1 9 8 26 7 Rangers C 12 5 4 3 20 21 19 St Ives A 14 1 4 9 8 29 7 Kissing Point B 12 4 2 6 15 15 14 Wahroonga A 14 1 3 10 12 40 6 Over 35 Division 3B Northbridge A 14 8 0 6 29 19 24 West Pymble B 14 7 1 6 28 17 22 Greenwich C 13 3 2 8 10 26 11 Lindfield C 13 0 0 13 7 54 0
24 Premiership, Finals and Pennants Winners 2012 Season
KDSA Cup Winners – Lindfield Vice-Presidents Shield – Mt Colah
Premiership Premiership Premiers Runners Up Premiers Runners Up Junior Mixed Men’s U12/1 Mongo FC A Wahroonga A PL North Sydney United Dalleys U12/2 BCRFC A Northbridge B PLR North Sydney United Lindfield U12/3 BCRFC B Hornsby Heights B AA2 North Sydney United A Barker Old Boys U12/4 Berowra B Hornsby RSLY A AA2R North Sydney United A Knox United U12/5 Northbridge D North Sydney United A AA3 Northbridge North Sydney United AA3R North Sydney United Northbridge U12/6 Brooklyn Rangers B AA4 North Sydney United B Lindfield B U13/1 North Sydney United M KDSA Tigers B AA4R North Sydney United A Lindfield A U13/2 Hornsby Heights A Northbridge A AA5 Hornsby RSL Northbridge U13/3 Lane Cove A Northbridge B AA5R Lane Cove Lindfield U14/1 North Sydney United M Lindfield A AA6 Lindfield St Ives U14/2 Berowra A Kissing Point A AA6R Lindfield St Ives U14/3 Asquith A NSBHS A AA7 Asquith Rangers U15/1 North Sydney United M Maccabi Northside A O35/1 Northbridge White West Pymble U15/2 NSBHS A North Sydney United A O35/1R Northbridge White West Pymble U15/3 Hornsby Heights B West Pymble A O35/2 Rangers Berowra U16/1 North Sydney United M Mt Colah A O35/2R St Ives White North Sydney United U16/2 Maccabi Northside A Sacred Heart Pymble A O35/3 St Michael’s Hornsby RSL U16/3 Asquith A Lane Cove B O35/3R St Michael’s Lindfield U18/1 Lindfield A Northbridge A O35/4 West Pymble Berowra O35/4R Prouille Berowra U18/2 Northbridge B Gordon A O45/1 West Pymble St Ives U18/3 St Ives A Berowra B O45/1R Rangers Knox United O45/2 Wahroonga Maccabi Northside
25 Competition Winners 2012 Season continued
Premiership Finals
Premiers Runners Up WINNERS Runners Up Girl’s Mixed U12/1 Wahroonga A Mongo FC U12/1 Lindfield A Northbridge A U12/2 Hornsby Heights A Northbridge B U12/2 Hornsby Heights A Kissing Point A U12/3 Bannockburn Clarke Road West Pymble A U14/1 Lindfield A Northbridge A U12/4 Lane Cove B Hornsby RSL Youth A U14/2 Kissing Point A Mt Colah A U12/5 Northbridge D North Sydney United A U14/3 Berowra A Mt Colah B U12/6 Brooklyn A Rangers C U14/4 Lindfield D Lindfield E U13/1 North Sydney United A KDSA Tigers B U13/2 Hornsby Heights A Northbridge A U16/1 West Pymble A Northbridge A U14/1 Lindfield A North Sydney United M U16/2 Hornsby Heights A Lane Cove A U14/2 Kissing Point A Berowra A U16/3 Greenwich A Lindfield E U14/3 Asquith A North Sydney BHS A U18/1 Hornsby Heights A Northbridge A U15/1 Hornsby Heights A North Sydney United M U18/2 Kissing Point A Northbridge B U161B Hornsby Heights A KDSA Tigers B U16/2 Sacred Heart Pymble A St Ives A Women’s U16/3 Lane Cove B Asquith A AA1 Lindfield A UTS A U18/1 Lindfield A Northbridge A AA2 Kissing Point Hornsby Heights A U18/2B Lindfield B North Sydney United A U18/3 Berowra B Asquith A AA3 North Sydney United C Mt Colah B U18/3B North Sydney United B Hornsby Heights A AA4 Lindfield E Lane Cove C O35/1 Gladesville Ravens Greenwich Men’s O35/2 Berowra Prouille MAA1 Willoughby Dalleys Kissing Point O35/3 St Michael’s Berowra MAA1R West Pymble Willoughby Dalleys MAA2 Hornsby Heights Knox United MAA2R Knox United Hornsby Heights MAA3 Northbridge North Sydney United MAA3R Northbridge North Sydney United MAA4 Wahroonga Lindfield A MAA4R North Sydney United A Lindfield A MAA5 Hornsby RSL Lane Cove MAA5R Hornsby RSL Rangers MAA6 St Ives Brooklyn MAA6R St Ives Lindfield M35/2 Berowra Rangers M35/2R Berowra St Ives White M35/3 St Michael’s Hornsby RSL M35/3R TBA TBA M35/4 Hornsby Heights Berowra M35/4R Prouille St Michael’s StM C Christi M45/1 Lindfield Rangers M45/1R Knox United North Sydney United M45/2 Maccabi Northside Kissing Point
26 Competition Winners 2012 Season continued
Finals Pennants Winners WINNERS Runners Up WINNERS Girl’s Mixed G12/1 Lindfield A Northbridge A U12/1 Greenwich A G12/2 Hornsby Heights A Kissing Point A U12/2 St Ives A G14/1 Northbridge A Lindfield A U12/3 Kissing Point B G14/2 Kissing Point A Mt Colah A U12/4 Lindfield D G14/3 Berowra A Mt Colah B U12/5 St Michael’s B U13/1 West Pymble A G14/4 Lindfield E Lindfield D U13/2 Maccabi Northside G16/1 Mt Colah A West Pymble A U13/3B Kissing Point B G16/2 Hornsby Heights A West Pymble B U14/1 Northbridge S G16/3 Lindfield E Greenwich A U14/3 Northbridge B G18/1 Northbridge A Hornsby Heights A U15/1 Bannockburn Clarke Road G18/2 Kissing Point A Lane Cove A U16/1B Mt Colah B U16/2 North Sydney BHS B Women’s U18/1 West Pymble A WAA1 Lindfield A UTS A U18/2B Lindfield B WAA2 Kissing Point A Willoughby Dalleys U18/3 North Sydney BHS B WAA3 North Sydney United C Mt Colah B U18/3B Gordon B WAA4 Lindfield E UTS B W35/1 Gladesville Ravens Greenwich A Men’s W35/2 Berowra A Prouille A M35/3 Berowra W35/3A Berowra B Rangers C M35/3R Bannockburn Clarke Road M45/2 Lane Cove West
Girl’s G14/4 West Pymble B G18/2 Lindfield L Cup & Shield Winners
WINNERs Women’s WAA1 Berowra A KDSA Cup: Lindfield WAA3 Berowra C WAA4 Hornsby RSL Rick Close Cup: North Sydney United W35/1 Kissing Point A President’s Shield: Lindfield W35/2 St Michael’s A W35/3B West Pymble B Vice President’s Shield: Mt Colah B
Treasurer’s Shield: Lindfield
Fair Play Trophy: Premier League – Maccabi Northside MAA2 – Bannockburn Clarke Road
Club Championship: North Sydney United
27 Player Registration per Club 2012 Season
Junior MIXED CLUB 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 Asquith 20 18 18 19 18 21 14 – 11 – 16 14 Bannockburn Clarke Road 41 28 26 38 33 32 43 – – 15 – 17 Barker Old Boys – – – – – – – – – – – – Berowra 61 46 74 50 39 42 53 41 28 31 16 28 Brooklyn 10 12 11 8 12 12 13 – – – – – Corpus Christi 26 15 16 13 9 11 – – – – – – Gordon 43 48 32 32 22 25 16 – – – – 29 Greenwich 44 34 38 9 11 12 26 – – – – – Hornsby RSL – – – – – – – – – – – – Hornsby RSL Youth 22 25 37 21 21 13 15 – – 15 – – Highfield Family 31 30 10 12 8 – Hornsby Heights 38 38 40 38 42 12 42 26 14 32 26 15 KDSA Tigers – – – – – 14 – 14 13 – 16 – Kissing Point 80 64 43 30 32 24 28 27 29 – 31 31 Knox United – – – – – – – – – – – – Lane Cove 75 53 47 50 32 33 33 13 17 – 29 29 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – – – – – – Lindfield 129 162 148 88 109 71 85 42 57 42 30 37 Maccabi Northside 17 – – – – – – 14 – 18 13 – Mongo – – 15 11 24 24 17 – 11 – – – Mt Colah 44 48 45 38 33 23 13 25 15 14 28 29 NSBHS – – – – – – – 16 16 29 16 35 North Turramurra – – – – – – – – – – – – Northbridge 299 300 196 169 132 81 61 31 48 15 48 54 North Sydney United 54 94 57 57 48 34 14 47 14 40 16 43 Prouille 24 32 20 17 11 10 – – – – – – Rangers 24 63 45 50 25 22 30 – 14 14 16 – SH Mosman 48 20 12 – 13 11 – – – – – – SH Pymble 29 30 26 29 20 24 – – – – 16 – St Ives 86 59 70 42 60 36 27 29 27 16 14 16 St Michael’s 64 52 33 21 24 10 25 – – – – – UTS – – – – – – – – – – – – Wahroonga 67 56 101 41 35 41 40 15 – 12 – 30 West Pymble 59 65 53 51 63 34 33 34 15 15 – 31 Willoughby Dalleys – – – – – – – – – – – –
Sub-total 1,435 1,392 1,213 934 876 672 628 374 329 308 331 438
Summer Soccer Northern Tigers
Total
28 Junior girls seniors CLUB 8G 9G 10G 11G 12G 14G 16G 18G MAA M35 M45 WAA W35 sn Total Asquith – – – – – 12 – – 83 – – – 18 – 282 Bannockburn Clarke Road – 10 – – – – – – 63 36 – – – – 382 Barker Old Boys – – – – – – – – 61 – – 22 – – 83 Berowra – – – – – 17 – – 80 98 – 33 33 – 770 Brooklyn – – – – – – – – 36 – – 14 – – 128 Corpus Christi – – – – – – – – – 26 – – – – 116 Gordon – – – – – – – – – – 20 – – – 267 Greenwich 10 10 13 – 16 13 15 – 30 32 21 – 48 – 382 Hornsby RSL – – – – – – – – 31 31 – 28 – – 90 Hornsby RSL Youth – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 169 Highfield Family – – 10 – – – – – – – – – – – 101 Hornsby Heights – – – – 12 – 14 15 32 34 – 17 – – 487 KDSA Tigers – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 57 Kissing Point – 22 12 10 16 28 15 16 100 99 20 32 35 – 824 Knox United – – – – – – – – 91 17 12 – – – 120 Lane Cove – – 12 – – 13 13 14 128 34 37 31 – – 693 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – – 35 37 19 – – – 91 Lindfield – – 33 23 28 73 71 33 246 107 41 81 57 – 1793 Maccabi Northside – – – – – – – 15 97 – 20 – – – 194 Mongo – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 102 Mt Colah – – – – 12 25 15 15 77 – 33 28 – – 560 NSBHS – – – – – – – – 70 – – – – – 182 North Turramurra – – – – – – – – 36 – – – – – 36 Northbridge 44 11 39 39 31 72 32 30 104 112 57 54 21 – 2080 North Sydney United – – – – – – – – 253 75 29 51 17 – 943 Prouille – – – – 16 – – – – 36 18 – 17 – 201 Rangers – 18 – 21 – 15 – 11 123 35 38 – 52 – 616 SH Mosman – – – – 12 – – – – – – – – – 116 SH Pymble – – 12 – – – – – – 39 – – – – 225 St Ives – – 12 – 28 40 15 16 73 116 39 31 37 34 923 St Michael’s – 18 – 12 – – – – – 92 37 – 32 – 420 UTS – – – – – – – – 50 – – 34 – – 84 Wahroonga – – 10 21 – 15 32 15 71 28 19 18 – – 667 West Pymble – 11 – – 18 29 44 29 78 107 58 – 35 17 879 Willoughby Dalleys – – – – – – – – 36 – – 17 – – 53
Sub-total 54 100 153 126 189 352 266 209 2,084 1,191 518 491 402 51 15,116
Summer Soccer 1,230 Northern Tigers 213
Total 16,559
29 Number of Teams per Club 2012 Season
Junior MIXED CLUB U6 u7 u8 u9 u10 u11 u12 u13 u14 u15 u16 u18 Asquith 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 – 1 – 1 1 Bannockburn/Clarke Road* 3 2 3 4 3 3 3 – – 1 – 1 Barker Old Boys – – – – – – – – – – – – Berowra 5 4 8 5 3 4 4 3 2 2 1 2 Brooklyn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 – – – – – Corpus Christi 2 1 2 1 1 1 – – – – – – Gordon 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 – – – – 2 Greenwich 4 3 4 1 1 1 2 – – – – – Highfield Family 3 3 1 1 1 – – – – – – – Hornsby Heights 3 3 4 4 4 1 3 2 1 2 2 1 Hornsby RSL – – – – – – – – – – – – Hornsby RSL Youth 2 2 4 2 2 1 1 – – 1 – – KDSA Tigers – – – – – 1 – 1 1 – 1 – Kissing Point 7 6 5 3 3 2 2 2 2 _ 2 2 Knox United – – – – – – – – – – – – Lane Cove 7 5 5 5 3 3 2 1 1 – 2 2 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – – – – – – Lindfield 11 14 15 9 10 6 6 3 4 3 2 2 Mongo – – 2 1 2 2 1 – 1 – – – Mt Colah 4 4 5 4 3 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 Northbridge 26 26 20 18 11 7 4 2 3 1 3 3 Maccabi Northside 2 – – – – – – 1 – 1 1 – North Sydney BHS – – – – – – – 1 1 2 1 2 North Sydney United 4 9 6 6 4 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 North Turramurra – – – – – – – – – – – – Prouille 2 3 2 2 1 1 – – – – – – Rangers 2 6 5 5 2 2 2 1 – 1 1 – Sacred Heart Mosman 4 2 1 – 1 1 – – – – – – Sacred Heart Pymble 3 3 3 3 2 2 – – – 1 – – St Ives 8 6 7 4 5 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 St Michael’s 6 5 3 2 2 1 2 – – – – – UTS – – – – – – – – – – – – Wahroonga 6 5 10 5 3 3 3 1 – 1 – 2 West Pymble 6 6 5 5 5 3 2 2 1 1 – 2 Willoughby Dalleys – – – – – – – – – – – – Visiting Clubs – – – – – – – – – – – – Sub-totals 127 125 126 96 77 58 44 27 22 21 22 28 Summer Soccer Northern Tigers Total
30 Junior girls seniors CLUB gu8 gu9 gu10 gu11 gu12 gu14 gu16 gu18 MAA M35 M45 WAA W35 sn TOTAL Asquith – – – – – 1 – – 5 – – – 1 – 23 Bannockburn/Clarke Road – 1 – – – – – – 4 2 – – – – 30 Barker Old Boys – – – – – – – – 4 – – 1 – – 5 Berowra – – – – – 1 – – 5 6 – 2 2 – 59 Brooklyn – – – – – – – – – 2 – 1 – – 10 Corpus Christi – – – – – – – – – 1 – – – – 9 Gordon – – – – – – – – – – 1 – – – 22 Greenwich 1 1 1 – 1 1 1 – 2 2 1 – 3 – 30 Highfield Family – – 1 – – – – – – – – – – – 10 Hornsby Heights – – – – 1 – 1 1 2 2 – 1 – – 38 Hornsby RSL – – – – – – – – 2 2 – 2 – – 6 Hornsby RSL Youth – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 15 KDSA Tigers – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 4 Kissing Point – 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 6 6 1 2 2 – 62 Knox United – – – – – – – – 6 – 2 – – – 8 Lane Cove – – 1 – – – 1 1 8 2 2 2 – – 53 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – – 2 2 1 – – – 5 Linfield – – 3 2 2 6 5 2 13 6 2 5 3 – 134 Mongo – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 9 Mt Colah – – – – 1 2 1 1 5 0 2 2 – – 45 Northbridge 4 1 3 3 2 5 2 2 6 6 3 3 1 – 165 Maccabi Northside – – – – – – – 1 6 – 1 – – – 13 North Sydney BHS – – – – – – – – 4 – – – – – 11 North Sydney United – – – – – – – – 14 4 2 3 1 – 68 North Turramurra – – – – – – – – 2 – – – – – 2 Prouille – – – – 1 – – – – 2 1 – 1 – 16 Rangers – 2 – 2 – 1 – 1 7 2 2 – 3 – 47 Sacred Heart Mosman – – – – 1 – – – – – – – – – 10 Sacred Heart Pymble – – 1 – – – – – – 2 – – – – 20 St Ives – – 1 – 2 3 1 1 3 6 2 3 2 1 67 St Michael’s – 2 – 1 – – – – – 5 2 – 2 – 33 UTS – – – – – – – – 3 – – 2 – – 5 Wahroonga – – 1 2 – 1 2 1 5 2 – 1 1 – 55 West Pymble – 1 – – 1 2 3 2 5 6 3 – 2 1 64 Willoughby Dalleys – – – – – – – – 2 – – 1 – – 3 Visiting Clubs – – – – – – – – – – – – – 2 2 Sub-total 5 10 13 11 13 25 18 14 124 62 29 30 25 2 1156 Summer Soccer 213 Northern Tigers 14 Total 1383
31 Statistics of Players per Age Group 2012 Season
AGE GROUP ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12
Men 2288 2438 2524 2408 2784 2943 3008 3239 3439 3375 3517 3629 4018 3954 3793 Women 310 331 346 356 366 428 530 731 955 958 1002 1002 930 984 893 Under 19 Girls – 80 115 71 77 124 – – – – – – – – – Under 18 223 270 211 258 321 282 278 335 378 399 363 339 351 341 438 Under 18 Girls – – – – – – 168 166 186 149 210 274 235 207 209 Under 16 189 189 211 203 205 238 257 295 272 298 266 311 261 334 331 Under 16 Girls 73 69 121 150 153 230 237 286 364 409 377 354 345 328 266 Under 15 189 208 241 229 219 270 286 337 314 271 344 298 381 333 308 Under 14 210 271 267 221 313 305 353 366 291 382 351 386 359 322 329 Under 14 Girls 31 77 98 106 76 103 183 259 279 323 317 326 293 251 352 Under 13 268 286 277 331 272 383 389 301 402 409 402 469 371 366 374 Under 12 390 404 480 418 580 560 537 565 567 640 643 621 603 638 628 Under 12 Girls 31 14 15 – 17 76 221 249 289 323 326 275 323 336 189 Under 11 456 574 569 597 592 623 613 603 744 694 690 653 751 714 672 Under 11 Girls – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 126 Under 10 698 744 733 677 769 807 794 845 784 898 846 888 873 832 876 Under 10 Girls – – – – – – 27 89 86 95 119 176 126 195 153 Under 9 787 818 786 879 816 1009 925 989 948 1023 1094 977 964 1006 934 Under 9 Girls – – – – – – 47 60 104 100 124 68 90 44 100 Under 8 979 949 972 872 1025 1097 1181 1123 1209 1303 1107 1179 1177 1209 1213 Under 8 Girls – – – – – – – – – – – 63 47 42 54 Under 7 1668 1059 869 1005 1054 1230 1159 1290 1380 1440 1290 1422 1385 1406 1392 Under 6 – 620 757 949 1064 1074 1177 1276 1370 1530 1455 1408 1481 1507 1435 Special Needs – – – – – – 36 57 46 41 46 44 50 47 51 Summer Soccer – – 810 842 1077 1074 1110 727 834 1068 1435 1732 1648 1781 1230 Nth Tigers – – – 174 194 186 131 186 207 206 202 206 210 216 213
TOTAL 8790 9401 10387 10746 11974 13042 13647 14374 15458 16334 16526 17100 17272 17393 16559
Growth % 19.98 6.95 10.49 3.46 11.43 8.92 4.64 5.33 7.61 5.60 1.18 3.47 1.01 0.70 -4.82
Player statistics 1957-1972 unavailable • In 2000 introduced statistics for 6-a-side/summer soccer players In 1998 introduced statistics for female players • In 2001 introduced statistics for representative players In 1999 introduced separation of statistics into under 6 and under 7 players • In 2004 introduced statistics for special needs players 32 Statistics of Teams per Age Group 2012 Season
AGE GROUP ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12
All Age Men 135 114 113 107 110 117 117 119 116 113 119 127 135 137 124 Over 45 13 18 22 25 29 Over 35 31 38 40 48 58 63 71 82 86 79 73 76 72 66 All Age Women 19 19 20 22 22 27 31 36 40 34 39 35 35 36 30 Over 35 Women 6 14 12 22 23 25 ?? 25 Under 19 Girls 5 6 5 5 8 Under 18 17 18 14 17 21 19 20 22 26 26 24 23 22 23 28 Under 18 Girls 11 11 13 11 14 20 15 15 14 Under 16 13 13 14 14 14 17 19 21 19 21 17 22 18 24 22 Under 16 Girls 6 5 8 10 10 15 17 21 25 28 27 25 24 23 18 Under 15 14 15 16 17 15 21 21 24 22 19 23 23 26 21 21 Under 14 16 21 19 16 22 22 26 26 20 25 25 26 25 22 22 Under 14 Girls 2 5 6 7 5 6 13 18 20 23 22 22 21 17 25 Under 13 21 21 17 25 19 27 29 21 28 30 28 32 28 25 27 Under 12 29 30 36 30 42 39 38 41 40 45 45 43 42 45 44 Under 12 Girls 2 1 1 5 16 19 20 23 23 19 22 23 13 Under 11 35 43 42 44 43 45 45 45 53 50 51 57 64 61 58 Under 10 51 53 55 52 55 60 58 60 56 64 86 95 77 70 77 Under 10/11 Girls 2 6 6 6 13 18 11 17 24 Under 9 72 77 71 78 71 89 81 86 82 87 116 101 101 108 96 Under 9 Girls 5 5 9 8 12 8 10 5 10 Under 8 91 84 89 79 90 96 102 98 105 114 92 137 122 124 126 Under 8 Girls 7 5 5 5 Under 7 186 126 109 101 128 150 136 153 155 141 107 112 123 126 125 Under 6 74 93 101 122 126 137 143 151 147 135 127 133 130 127 Special Needs 3 8 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 Summer Soccer 81 85 107 119 140 120 105 143 182 229 238 256 213 Nth Tigers 12 12 12 12 12 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
TOTAL 709 755 848 871 961 1078 1142 1192 1226 1273 1330 1438 1436 1448 1383
Growth 15.5 6.49 12.3 2.71 10.3 12.2 5.7 4.2 2.8 3.8 4.5 8.2 -0.21 0.84 -4.49
• In 1998 introduced separation of statistics into male & female teams • In 2004 introduced statistics for special needs teams • In 1999 introduced separation of statistics into under 6 & under 7 • In 2005 introduced separation of statistics into all age women and O’30 teams • In 1999 introduced separation of statistics into all age and O’35 teams • In 2008 introduced separation of statistics into all age, O’35 and O’45 teams • In 2000 introduced statistics for 6-a-side/summer soccer teams • In 2001 introduced statistics for representative teams 33 Roll of Honour
1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963
PRESIDENT D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen SNR Vice PRESIDENT W. Burl W. Burl W. Burl W. Burl W. Burl W. Burl C. Scott-Kemmis JNR Vice PRESIDENT J. Thompson J. Thompson J. Thompson J. Thompson J. Thompson J. Thompson J. Berry SECRETARY P. Leydon E e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes TREASURER E. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes REGISTRAR – – – – – G. Preston G. Preston ASST SECRETARY – – – – – – L. Thomas PD&DC – – – – – C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis RECORDER – – – – – G. Preston G. Preston REFEREES – – – – – A. Cartwright A. Cartwright
1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970
PRESIDENT D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen SNR Vice PRESIDENT C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis R. Crilly R. Crilly R. Crilly(R) JNR Vice PRESIDENT A. Locastro A. Locastro A. Locastro(R) R. Crilly P. McCann P. McCann B. Pennington SECRETARY G. Preston(R) l. Thomas l. Thomas l. Thomas A. Sheath A. Sheath A. Sheath TREASURER E. K. Hayes e. K. Hayes G. Marshall l. Thomas W. de St. Croix n. Harriman n. Harriman(R) REGISTRAR C. Parsons C. Parsons C. Parsons C. Parsons R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods ASST SECRETARY L. Thomas R. Crilly R. Crilly P. McCann v. Ransley R. Fressle R. Fressle GROUNDS – – – – – J. Flint J. Flint AGE CONVENOR – – – R. Lethorn D. Struthers A/A D. Patterson A/A D. Patterson A/A PD&DC C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis C. Scott-Kemmis C. Venables C. Walsh RECORDER C. Parsons C. Parsons C. Parsons C. Parsons R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods REFEREES C. Parsons C. Parsons A. Cartwright B. Jackson T. Nossal T. Nossal C. Brown PUBLICITY E. Shackle e. E. Leste – D. Pile W. Fenn W. Fenn R. Barratt
1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977
PRESIDENT D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen D. M. Allen SNR Vice PRESIDENT T. Nossal T. Nossal T. Nossal M. Wharton M. Wharton M. Wharton M. Wharton JNR Vice PRESIDENT B. Pennington R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods C. May SECRETARY M. Wharton M. Wharton M. Wharton R. Barratt R. Barratt R. Barratt R. Barratt ASST SECRETARY R. Fressle R. Fressle T. Kerwin Mrs J. Eade Mrs B. Steel Mrs W. Lynch A. Wright TREASURER J. Thompkins J. Thompkins J. Thompkins D. Yeates R. Flint D. Flint D Flint REGISTRAR R. Woods C.Frost C. Frost e. Whitfield K. Tallis K. Tallis K. Tallis AGE CONVENOR D. Patterson A/A D. Patterson A/A W. de St. Croix A/A n. Mahon A/A – – – ALL AGE CONVENOR – – – – N Mahon J. Flint W. de St. Croix YOUTH CONVENOR – – – – R. Davis R. Davis R. Davis JUNIOR CONVENOR – – – – – – A. Burt RECORDER R. Woods Mrs W. Lynch Mrs W. Lynch Mrs W. Lynch – – – JNR REG/RECORDER – – – – W. Kempster Mrs J. Woods B Gates SOCCER NEWS – – – – M. Wharton C. Wright C. Wright PD&DC W. Mackay W. Mackay W. Mackay M. Garnsey E. Thorn E. Thorn J. DeMeyrick PUBLICITY W. Fenn R. Barratt R. Barratt T. Kerwin Mrs W. Lynch K. Willis P. Rees SCHOOL CONVENOR – – – – – P.Hare P. Hare REP CONVENOR – – – – P. Withers A. Drews A. Drews GROUNDS J. Flint J. Flint J. Flint C. May C. May C. May R. Woods REFEREES F. Mason F. Mason F. Mason* P. Reeves P. Reeves e. George e. George *D. Tomlinson N.Suburbs
34 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
PRESIDENT D. M. Allen D. M. Allen J. Flint J. Flint J. Flint R. Davis R. Davis SNR Vice PRESIDENT M. Wharton C. May C. May R. Davis R. Davis B. Waterhouse B. Waterhouse JNR Vice PRESIDENT C. May R. Davis R. Davis P. Rees P. Rees M. Garnsey Mrs B. Tallis SECRETARY R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods ASST SECRETARY W. Nusirwan Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Williams TREASURER A. Smith A. Smith A. Smith D. Mudge M.Garnsey R. Giacometti R. Giacometti ALL AGE CONVENOR A. Stephens J. Flint D. Mudge B. Waterhouse B. Waterhouse P. Mason P. Mason YOUTH CONVENOR R. Davis W. de St. Croix W. de St. Croix A. Yeoman A. Yeoman A. Yeoman K. Tallis JUNIOR CONVENOR R. Bateman R. Campbell M. Garnsey M. Garnsey R. Woods P. Hume A. Solomon RECORDER R. Woods Mrs W. Lynch Mrs W. Lynch Mrs W. Lynch – – – JNR REG/RECORDER Mrs J. Woods Mrs J. Woods Mrs J. Woods Mrs J. Woods Mrs D. Brown Mrs D. Brown Mrs D. Brown AA REG/RECORDER K. Tallis D. Harwin – – – – – SOCCER NEWS M. Wharton C. Wright C. Wright P. Hume P. Hume l. Morris l. Morris PD&DC F. Hall F. Hall E. Thorn C. Brown C. Brown W. Lodge W. Lodge PUBLICITY H. Bird R. Loundon A. Flack W. Bazeley C. Flint J. Frank P. Goodwin SCHOOL CONVENOR P.Hare P. Hare – – – – – REP CONVENOR I. Fisher i. Fisher F. Hooker F. Hooker P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees/V. Poimer GRADING J. de Meyick D. Tidbury D. Tidbury G. White Mrs J. Woods A. Solomon P. Hume GROUNDS B. Phillips K. Tallis K. Tallis A. Flack A. Stephens A. Stephens A. Stephens FLOOR MEMBERS W. Bazeley W. Bazeley W. Bazeley – – – – R. Forrai h. Bird h. Bird COACHES ASSN A. Kellaher J. Glasby J. Glasby J. Glasby J. Glasby J. Glasby J. Glasby REFEREES E. George e. George T. Kerwin T. Kerwin n. Campbell J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves COACHING J. Davis J. Davis S. Carpenter D. Wardell DIRECTOR COACHING – – – – – P. Jones P. Jones
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992
PRESIDENT P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees SNR Vice PRESIDENT W. de St. Croix P. Mason P. Mason P. Mason P. Mason P. Mason(R) G. O’Neill G. O’Neill JNR Vice PRESIDENT Mrs B. Tallis G. O’Neill G. O’Neill G. O’Neill G. O’Neill G. O’Neill(R) A. Solomon A. Solomon SECRETARY R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods R. Woods J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves ASST SECRETARY – J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Tallis TREASURER R. Giacometti R. Giacometti R. Giacometti l. Sullivan l. Sullivan l. Sullivan l. Sullivan ALL AGE CONVENOR P. Mason G. Willis-Jones B. Waterhouse B. Waterhouse(R) B. Waterhouse B. Waterhouse M. Pecar P. O’Kane YOUTH CONVENOR P. Cohen – – – – – – JUNIOR CONVENOR D. Taylor(R) l. Honeywood l. Honeywood D. Tomlinson D. Tomlinson D. Tomlinson D. Tomlinson(R) N. Baines JNR REG/RECORDER Mrs D. Brown Mrs J. Woods Mrs J. Woods Miss P. Woods Miss P. Woods S. Alperstein i. Booth AA REG/RECORDER D. Harwin D. Harwin D. Harwin D. Harwin P. O’Kane P. O’Kane B. Waterhouse SOCCER NEWS L. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris PD&DC W. Lodge W. Lodge A. Stephens L. Morris N.Simmons A. Stephens E. Evans PUBLICITY L. Morris – B. Martin – L. Morris l. Morris l. Morris REP CONVENOR V. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer(R) B. Davies v. Poimer K. Calvert GROUNDS K. Tallis K. Tallis R. Pilgrim Mrs J. Woods A. Stephens F. Mansell F. Mansell REFEREES J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves J. Hargreaves DIRECTOR COACH – – – – V. Dalgleish v. Dalgleish v. Dalgleish
35 Roll of Honour continued
1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
PRESIDENT P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees P. Rees I. Booth i. Booth SNR VICE PRESIDENT B. Waterhouse D. Tomlinson i. Booth i. Booth i. Booth Mrs B. Tallis Mrs B. Tallis JNR VICE PRESIDENT A. Solomon A. Solomon A. Solomon A. Solomon(R) Mrs B. Tallis – – Mrs B. Tallis SECRETARY G. O’Neill G. O’Neill G. O’Neill G. O’Neill G. O’Neill M. Vandervelde M. Vandervelde ASST SECRETARY Mrs D.Brown – – – – – – TREASURER L. Sullivan l. Sullivan(R) Mrs J. Cooper(R) – A. Duffield A. Duffield A. Duffield Mrs J. Cooper ALL AGE CHAIR M. Pecar M. Pecar C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner R. Ashpole JUNIOR CHAIR i. Booth i. Booth D. Tomlison(R) B. Ritchie B. Ritchie e. Barnes e. Barnes E. Barnes WOMENS CHAIR – – – – – G. Kerr G. Kerr AA REG/RECORDER W. Longmore W. Longmore – V. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer JNR.REG/RECORDER D. Tomlinson e. Barnes e. Barnes e. Barnes e. Barnes – Mrs. J. Chenu WOMENS REG/REC – – – – – C. Rayner – PD&DC E. Evans E. Evans E. Evans J. Caravousanos J. Caravousanos J. Caravousanos D. Miles PUBLICITY L. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris l. Morris REP CONVENOR v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer T. Ryan T. Ryan T. Ryan Mrs. K. Jowett GROUNDS F. Mansell(R) S. Hemming – M. Vandervelde M. Vandervelde – – REFEREES N. Campbell D. Miles D. Miles D. Miles D. Miles D. Miles G. Foster COACH CO-ORD B. Davies – – – – – –
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
PRESIDENT I. Booth i. Booth i. Booth(R) C. Rayner C. Rayner(R) i. Giblett i. Giblett C. Rayner I i. Giblett SNR VICE PRESIDENT C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner(R) i. Giblett i. Giblett(R) D. Miles W. Abramowicz I. Giblett SECRETARY M. Vandervelde M. Vandervelde Mrs R. Hunter G. Foster – – – ASST SECRETARY Mrs D.Brown – – – – – – TREASURER A. Duffield A. Duffield A. Duffield A. Duffield R. Ashpole R. Ashpole R. Ashpole ALL AGE CHAIR R. Ashpole R. Ashpole R. Ashpole D. Kok D. Kok D. Kok D. Munting JUNIOR CHAIR e. Barnes(R) Mrs R. Hunter i. Giblett i. Bernard i. Bernard i. Bernard e. Watson C. Rayner WOMENS CHAIR Mrs J. Collinson e. Barnes e. Barnes(R) Mrs. C. Freer Mrs. C. Freer Mrs. C. Freer Mrs. C. Freer Mrs C. Freer AA REG/RECORDER v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer v. Poimer JNR REG/RECORDER Mrs R. Hunter n. Mackay G. Andrew Mrs R. Hunter Mrs R. Hunter e. Watson A. Clarke WOMENS REG/REC G. Kerr Mrs. C. Freer Mrs. C. Freer M. Connolly-Greig M. Connolly-Greig M. Connolly-Greig M. Connolly-Greig PD&DC D. Miles D. Miles D. Miles D. Miles D. Miles W. Abramowicz D. Kok PUBLICITY – G. Foster G. Foster R. Ashole S. Hemming S. Hemming S. Hemming REP CONVENOR – J. Schrooten Mrs K. O’Sullivan Mrs K. O’Sullivan G. Foster(R) Mrs R. Hunter Mrs R. Hunter Mrs K. O’Sullivan GROUNDS – – B. Rayner B. Rayner D. Robertson G. Foster G. Foster REFEREES G. Foster i. Marston R. Sluiter R. Sluiter R. Sluiter – –
36 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
PRESIDENT D. Hendry D. Hendry M. Webber(R) D. Hendry D.Hendry A. Barwick D. Hendry SNR VICE PRESIDENT M. Webber M. Webber D. Hendry(R) C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner TREASURER P. Bradfield P. Bradfield P. Bradfield P. Bradfield P. Bradfield P. Bradfield ALL AGE CHAIR D. Munting(R) P. Reeves R. Ashpole R. Ashpole P. Reeves MENS CHAIR P. Reeves P. Reeves JUNIOR CHAIR E. Watson D. Howard(R) D. Catzel D.Catzel A. Barwick Mrs B. Templeman D. Catzel WOMENS CHAIR T. Mangos Mrs R. Shaw(R) Mrs R. Shaw Mrs C. Freer Mrs C. Freer Mrs R. Shaw Mrs J. O’Connell(R) Mrs R. Shaw AA REG/RECORDER R. Ashpole R. Ashpole R. Ashpole R. Ashpole R. Pilgrim R. Pilgrim JNR REG/RECORDER M. Middleton n. Fyffe(R) A. Bonato A. Bonato Mrs B. Templeman Mrs C. Freer WOMENS REG/REC M. Connolly-Greig Mrs P. Howell Mrs P. Howell Mrs P. Howell Mrs P. Howell Mrs C. Morris PD&DC D. Kok C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner P. Templeman PUBLICITY S. Hemming Mrs B. Templeman Mrs B. Templeman Mrs B. Templeman A. Bonato A. Bonato(R) A. Barwick REP CONVENOR J. Farrell(R) T. Mosse-Robinson(R) R. Williams P. Phillips P. Phillips P. Phillips T. Mosse-Robinson R. Williams COACHING CHAIR L. Cole D. Hendry D. Hendry D. Hendry J. Sneddon GROUNDS G. Foster(R) D. Howard
37 Community Participation
Northbridge FC supported the Starfish Foundation in Cambodia and Thailand.
As an organisation clearly community involvement is very important to us. This is usually demonstrated via the promotion of football and values that we attach to it. What goes unnoticed and unpublished are the wonderful things our members do outside formal competition. Over the last several years our members have been involved in; • Our West Pymble and St Ives Club continue with their very successful Special Needs Program -There are over 50 children involved. • The association had provided a time slot at Mills Park for Paralympics group to train. • Northbridge FC continue to support the Starfish Foundation that do marvelous things for children in Cambodia and Thailand. • West Pymble support a group in Papua New Guinea by providing them with large amounts of gear. • Last year St Ives and Sacred Heart Pymble donated about 15 large boxes of gear that ended up with children in Madagascar. • We conducted a Youcan Promotion the proceeds of which went to assist young children with cancer. • Northern Tigers Futsal provided superseded new gear to the Clarke Road School (Special Needs). • Lane Cove FC sent kits to two aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory. • Kissing Point FC donated 200 soccer shirts to the Kanga School in Sierra Leone • Members made substantial donations to the Boots for Africa Campaign. • Women’s /Girls Football Committee raised money on Gala Day for the Breast Cancer Foundation. • Various individual members raised funds for Mens Health. ST Ives Football Club • 5 Aside football at St Ives have a fund raising BBQ to assist paraplegic sports people. • Capital sums continue to be provided via our Grounds Development fund for improvement to both council and school playing fields John Ceccato General Manager
38 Community Participation continued
The John Moriarty Football Program commenced in late February 2012 in the remote community of Borroloola (population approximately 1,000 residents – 95% indigenous) with the support of the school, council and local community. The project is using football as a key to encourage education and career aspirations among Indigenous children; JMF will create and deliver world best practice development for young Indigenous football players. John Moriarty is Patron of Football Federation Australia’s Indigenous Football Development Program, helping FFA nurture Indigenous football talent.
With the majority of young remote and regional Indigenous children living in severely disadvantaged situations, the potential for sustainable change is considerable. John Moriarty Football will offer structured, FFA accredited football development for young Indigenous athletes to: • foster healthier communities, supporting school attendance and pathways to jobs • create local sustainability through family and community engagement so parents encourage children to be at school • build local capacity by equipping and intensively mentoring local accredited coaches with long term training and leadership development • mentor and encourage children to believe in their future potential by going to school and achieving through sport
In 2012, Lane Cove FC sent a donation of shirts, and other equipment to this worthwhile cause.
Ted Merewether President – Lane Cove FC
39 ‘Champion of Champions’ a short history
Winning Clubs
YEAR WINNING CLUB AGE GROUP
1972 West Pymble U21 1975 North Ryde U17 1978 St Ives U17 1980 Mt Colah U13 1981 Wahroonga U21 1991 North Shore Hellas U16 1991 Kissing Point U21 1993 Hornsby Heights U13 1993 Hornsby Heights U16 1993 Mt Colah U17
O35 Champion of Champions 2012 – Northbridge 1994 West Pymble U21 1998 Clarke Road U15 This season Northbridge Men’s Over 35’s won the Football NSW Champion of Champions tournament. They become 1998 Berowra U18 the first KDSA club to win in this age group. 2000 Wahroonga U11 The Champion of Champions tournament has been running since 1972. The tournament is contested by the 2002 Northbridge U11 premiership winning teams in each age group from each association. KDSA has entered teams in this tournament 2002 Lane Cove U12 since it began and Northbridge’s win now means that KDSA clubs have won every possible male (now mixed) age 2004 Chatswood Rangers U15 group from Under 10 to Over 35 at least once. Only the relatively new Over 45 title is missing. 2005 Chatswood Rangers U16 West Pymble won the first Champion of Champions title for a KDSA club in 1972, winning the Under 21 2006 Chatswood Rangers U17 competition. KDSA has gone on to win this age group a further 3 times and our clubs have also added 4 Under 2007 West Pymble U10 17’s titles, making these 2 age groups our most prolific. A good effort given that KDSA has only actually run a competition in those age groups once each. 2007 Lindfield U12 2008 Northbridge U13 Sadly no female teams have yet won a Champion of Champions title although both Lindfield AA and Kissing Point 2010 North Sydney Bears U14 Over 30’s have lost close finals in the last few years. Hopefully a win is not far away. 2010 North Sydney AA MAA Notable achievements. 2011 North Sydney United U12 • Hornsby Heights and North Sydney United are the only clubs to have won 2 different age groups in the same 2011 North Sydney United U15 year (Hornsby Heights U13 & U16 in 1993 and North Sydney United U12 & U15 in 2011). 2012 Northbridge M35 • Chatswood Rangers won successive titles with the same team: Under 15 in 2004, Under 16 in 2005 and Under 17 in 2007. • North Sydney United almost matched this achievement with the same team winning Under 14 in 2010 as North Sydney Bears and Under 15 in 2011. • 1993 was our best year with Mt Colah adding the Under 17’s to Hornsby Heights’ two wins. Damian Miles
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