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Otago Daily Times Premier League 2.45 Pm
[email protected] Vol.13, no.5, April 23rd , 2011 5.25 High, 4.25 wide Otago Daily Times Premier League 2.45 pm www.soccerotago.co.nz Caversham v Dunedin Technical Tonga Park 1 Mosgiel v University Prem Memorial 1 Spirit FC v Queenstown ILT Football Turf Grants Braes v Roslyn Wakari AFC Ocean Grove 1 Green Island v Northern Sunnyvale 1 www.footballsouth.co.nz incorporating otago, southland, south canterbury [email protected] [email protected] Footballsouth PO Box 969, 184 High St DN 9054 Caledonian Stadium, Dunedin Patron : Blair Davidson President : Jeff Walker Chairman : Dougal McGowan, Board Members : Matthew Holdridge, Mike Clark, Graeme Wyllie, David Thomson, David Darling, Lance Woods General Manager : Bill Chisholm [email protected] ph. 4746424, cell 021 351 967 Finance : Wilson James, 027 2097228 Operations co-ordinator Pete Ritchie : ph 474 6423 Footballsouth FDOs, Luiz Uehara, Dave Martin-Chambers Footballsouth (Southland) FDO : Ken Cresswell ( Invercargill ) Referee FDO – Chris Boyd, 473 8205 Editor : Rab Smith, [email protected] ODT Premier League 2011 Caversham v Dunedin Technical Mosgiel v University Spirit FC v Queenstown Grants Braes v Roslyn Wakari Green Island v Northern Dn Technical 44002852312 Caversham 43101221010 Roslyn Wakari 42208 3 5 8 Mosgiel 42119 10-1 7 University 42027 7 0 6 Queenstown 42024 16-12 6 Northern 41125 9 -4 4 Grants Braes 41032 7 -5 3 Spirit FC 40131 9 -8 1 Green Island 40043 11-8 0 [email protected] www.soccerotago.co.nz [email protected] Don’t Blame us - we didn’t vote. -
North Shore United Coachingmanager@Nsu .Org.Nz Has a Proud History of Doing Well in 021 0228 3770 the Chatham Cup
We Are North Shore SATURDAY 13th MAY 2017 – KICK OFF 2PM CHATHAM CUP – RD1 OFFICIAL MATCH DAY PROGRAMME OPPOSITION: METRO FC HEAD COACH– Tom Speers Good afternoon and welcome back to the the Hill for the 1st round of the Chatham Cup. I would like to welcome Mike and his Metro team here today, I expect it to be a lot tighter game than when they visited in the first game of season and I'm sure they will be looking to do a lot better than the 7-0 they experienced here that day. I love being part of the Cup and as there is only one cup competition in NZ I'm looking forward to hopefully going far. This club has a rich history in this cup, winning it 6 times, the last being in 1986, so fingers crossed we can progress into the later rounds of the competition and be there or there about towards the end. You can see the success we have had in this competition all over the clubhouse walls and talking with former players who have won it, we know how important it is to the club that we represent the club properly, so unlike the rumours I have been hearing, we will be playing a full strength squad and hoping every club in this competition do the same, resting players when you only have 1 game a week would be disrespectful to the longest cup competition on the planet and also be quite embarrassing for the clubs that do so. I hope you have a good day and hopefully see us progress, get behind the boys and make some noise. -
OS Chatham Cup Records
os2019-data.xlsx ONEHUNGA SPORTS F C (Formerly Onehunga Soccer and Sports Club + Cornwall A F C) CHATHAM CUP RECORDS Game Round No. DateVenue F A ResultOPPOSITION Scorers 1 1 25/04/1959 A 1 5 L EDEN 1 2 13/04/1974 A 1 6 L MT ROSKILL 1 3 24/04/1976 H 14 0 W WARKWORTH P Wood R Lindsay D Wilkinson(2) G Kelly L Larking(3) S Vann(4) M Coghlan Own Goal 2 4 8/05/1976A 3 0 W ONEHUNGA/MANGERE D Wilkinson(2) L Larking 3 5 22/05/1976 A 1 0 W MASSEY R Lindsay L32 6 12/06/1976 A 4 0 W CLAUDELANDS ROVERS P Wood M Byrne D Wilkinson(2) L16 7 3/07/1976 H 3 4 L EASTERN SUBURBS D Wilkinson P Wood M Byrne 1 8 9/04/1977A 0 3 L METRO Pre1 9 15/04/1978 A 15 0 W AVONDALE D Wilkinson(6) P Wood M Coghlan(2) L Groat(2) L Larking J McWilliams M Byrne P Coombe 1 10 29/04/1978 A 2 3 L PT CHEVALIER D Wilkinson(2) 1 11 14/04/1979 H 4 2 W GREENBAY/TITIRANGI S Vann(3), V Razak 2 12 28/04/1979 H 1 3* L ELLERSLIE D Wilkinson 3 13 12/05/1979 A 0 2 L PAPATOETOE 1980 Entered, but left off list of teams submitted for draw! 1 14 2/05/1981 H 2 0 W PAKURANGA TOWN A Goodwin, S Vann 2 15 16/05/1981 A 0 4 L BIRKENHEAD UNITED 1 16 1/05/1982 H 4 1 W NAVY G McKeown(2), C Ward, A Goodwin 2 17 22/05/1982 H 6 1 W PT CHEVALIER T Elledge(2), C Ward, J Woodhead(2), D Matthews 3 18 12/06/1982 A 0 6 L PAPATOETOE 1 19 30/04/1983 H 2 1 W GREY LYNN G Cooper(2) 2 20 14/05/1983 A 0 2 L EDEN 1 25/04/1964 Bye 2 21 12/05/1984 A 1 2 L BIRKENHEAD UNITED T Loos 1 22 11/05/1985 A 2 1 W PAKURANGA TOWN A Goodwin, G Naidu 2 23 25/05/1985 H 0 5 L GLENFIELD ROVERS 1 24 3/05/1986 A 4 0 W MANUKAU CITY M Gleeson<46><66><86> -
MATCH DAY PROGRAM 19 August 2017
MATCH DAY PROGRAM 19th August 2017 Photo courtesy of AT Photo UPPER HUTT CITY VS WELLINGTON UNITED MAIDSTONE PARK - KO 1:00 PM A message from Gibby . We’ve managed 3 games in 11 days which has been a tough ask for this end of the season, but what an 11 days! First up we had PNM in the Knockout Cup Quarter Final. Leading up to this game we’d won a game apiece, and drawn 1-1 so it was always going to be a tight game. These games are always tough physical battles and this was no exception. Both teams were throwing everything they had into it, which was reflected in the half time score of 0-0. The second 45 was just as tough as the first, and we managed to get on the score sheet when PNM gave the ball away in their defensive third and Lena de Ronde capitalised by driving a cross into the 6 yard box and Emma Main nipped in front of her defender to tuck the ball away. 1-0. PNM are the sort of team that never gives up, and they struck back after a ball over the top was picked up by their striker and they slotted the ball into the far post tying the game up 1-1. Cup matches need a result, and so into extra time we went. Both teams were showing the effects of a long hard tussle, but through sheer grit and determination we pushed forward, and sent a cross into the box for Lena de Ronde to pop up at the far post driving the ball into the net to take us 2-1 up. -
Chatham Cup Programme 5 June 2017
Round 2 Monday 5 June 2017 Alex Moore Park Turf, Johnsonville VS Ngatiawa Russell Lodge New Plymouth Rangers AFC North Wellington AFC Mens Premier Kick off 2pm BBQ available during the game thanks to Wellington Hospitality Group. All proceeds going towards the club, please make sure you grab a burger! Monday, 5 June 2017 Chatham Cup Programme – NWAFC vs NPRAFC Page 1 of 7 Welcome, It is my pleasure to welcome everyone to Alex Moore Park for this important ISPS Handa Chatham Cup match as we host New Plymouth Rangers. As the largest senior club in the Wellington region we are pleased and proud to offer footballing opportunities for players of all ages and stages on the football spectrum. The Northern Hills Pathway has been an important initiative for football development in our area. We are working together with the Onslow and North Wellington junior football clubs, Newlands and Onslow Colleges, to create a player pathway for footballers of any ability. This is one of the most significant pieces of work ever embarked upon. Although in its early stages, all 5 organisations agreeing to work together and collaborate with the aim of promoting the best interests of footballers is a worthy objective which will have positive ramifications for years to come. Our partnership with the Ngatiawa Russell Masonic Lodge and their sponsorship of our Men’s Premier team has been a very positive experience. This alliance has increased the profile of our club while also promoting the opportunity to become involved in Freemasonry. The recent announcement by Just Paterson Real Estate of their sponsorship of our Men’s Reserve and Third teams has been equally well received. -
Tauranga Old Blues
Vs Tauranga Old Blues CHATHAM CUP 3 JUNE 2pm Kick Off Lotto Northern League Premier Division Coach: Hoani Edwards Co Coach: Nathan Christie GK Coach: Craig Hastings Manager: Adrian Stewart Physiotherapist: Sharon Choie 1 Louie Caunter (GK) 2 James Davidson 3 Robbie Garcia 4 Matthew Francis 5 Justin Horan 6 Jason Beeston (C) 7 Marvin Eakins 8 David Shin 9 Jethro Conway 10 Kieran Nevey 11 Stephen Ashby/Peckman 12 Troy Cleave 13 Jack Caunter 14 Richard Beeston 15 Michael Smith 16 17 Hicham Kamri 18 Hoani Edwards 19 Brad Rathbun Old Blues Football Club Ben Johnstone Nick Hurle Geoff Rickard Josh Dwight Josh Taylor Mike Barton Hayden Fowke Andrew Cooper Reuben Wood Dion Bartosh Franz Marko Luke Barlow Paul Shaw Joel Wakelin Dale Schischka Coaches: Grant Turner John Whitley HISTORY OF THE CHATHAM CUP The Chatham Cup is an institution in New Zealand soccer, and has been since its introduction in 1923. The equivalent of England's FA Cup, the trophy was gifted to the New Zealand Football Association by the crew of HMS Chatham, as a means of thanking the New Zealand public for the great goodwill shown the sailors during their time in this part of the world. It has become the most sought after honour in New Zealand soccer, with a record number of teams - 172 - entering the competition in 1991, the NZFA's centenary season. University-Mt. Wellington have won the trophy seven times, one more than both Christchurch United and North Shore United, who have reached the final on twelve occasions. Eastern Suburbs and Central United boast the next best records, with five triumphs apiece. -
Waimak United Football Club
WAIMAK UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB SENIOR MATCH DAY PROGRAM Saturday 12th May 2018 www.waimakunited.org.nz Comments from the club This week our two premier teams are playing in knockout cup matches this weekend. Our Men’s CCL team are playing in round one of the ISPS Handa Chatham Cup against Coastal Spirit, beating Burnham Football Club 8 to 1 in the preliminary round. Our Women’s WPL team are up against Cashmere Technical in round one of the New Zealand Football Foundation Kate Sheppard Cup. Formally known as the Women’s Knockout Cup, the Kate Sheppard Cup was renamed on International Women’s Day. It is a club-based knockout competition, first played in 1994 as a pathway for players linking important strategic goals of New Zealand Football; ‘More Kiwis loving and playing football and our elite teams winning on the world stage’ (New Zealand Football). The announcement of the Kate Sheppard Cup was made on New Zealand’s 125th anniversary of New Zealand becoming the first self-governing country in which all women had the right to vote in parliamentary elections in 1893. Kate Sheppard was a pioneer for women and it is very fitting for the trophy to be named after her. The tagline for the competition is ‘Make a name for yourself’ recognising Sheppard’s achievements. The Kate Sheppard Cup will see regional teams kicking off against each other before it goes into national games at quarter finals. The final is played as a double header with the ISPS Handa Chatham Cup final as part of the traditional end of the New Zealand football season in September. -
Vs Onehunga Sports
VS ONEHUNGA SPORTS Lotto Northern Premier Division 4 May 2013 2.45pm Manurewa AFC Club Rooms P.O. Box 75 122 War Memorial Park Manurewa Gibbs Rd Auckland Manurewa Phone: (09) 267 1120 I missed last week’s game against Birkenhead but kept in touch by the marvels of texting and phone calls. By all accounts a great improvement. Please to see we were able to hold for 50 minutes. We will have to continue this form against today’s opponents Onehunga Sports who come to us with 2 wins a draw and one loss. Lets hope with the support from the grandstand we can bring in our first points. To Gordon, Steve and Anja keep up the good work with the reserve team. Great to see the improvement and results your team is achieving after the struggle of the last few years. To the ladies team I am looking forward to tonight’s social. Those of you who haven’t got tickets, ask the ladies. The socials are very memorable. The club raffle is our main means of fundraising. It will be out shortly. Look out for the tickets. Again this year we have great support from our sponsors and our members working to make it happen. Top prize is a 60 inch television. See you on the sideline. Come and have a chat. I’m always willing to listen and chew over any new ideas for improvement. To all other club players and members young and old, enjoy your day. Be there for the club draw. Cheers Kerry Bevan Prizes include 60” Panasonic Television Paint Package Mobile Phones Electronic Devices And many more Tickets will go on sale shortly Reserve Coaches Comments Hi and welcome to all Onehunga Sports players and supporters. -
Vs Birkenhead United
Vs Birkenhead United LOTTO NRFL Premier 1 April 2017 3.00pm Manurewa AFC Club Rooms P.O. Box 75 122 War Memorial Park Manurewa Gibbs Rd Auckland Manurewa Phone: (09) 267 1120 www.manurewaafc.org.nz Welcome to the first home game of the season at Memorial Park. The top two sides started last week with a loss to Bay Olympic for our Premier side—they now know what's needed. Well done to the Reserves for their first win. This week we welcome Birkenhead's two top sides and look forward to hosting them at the park today. Today we see the changes our club administration has been working on with the return to the club of our small whites who have been based at Pullman Park Papakura for the last few years as part of the whole of football plan. To Kieran and Todd thanks for your efforts in making this happen. It's now the clubs responsibility to make it work. On the other side we start the season with a club breakfast which is quite fitting as we welcome on board the Wiri Licencing Trust as the clubs first team sponsor for the 2017 season. Although they are long time supporters of the club, it is great to see them become sponsors again. We look forward to a long term arrangement which benefits both The Trust, Club and the community. Today with our Premier and Reserve team players here please take the time to have a chat and get to know them. Also coaches introduce them to your team members. -
Matchday Overview
birkenheadunited.org.nz @BirkenheadUnitedAFC @BUAFC_NZ @birkenhead_united_afc 1 2 Birkenhead United AFC | 2021 Northern League MATCHDAY OVERVIEW CONTENTS KEY CONTACTS 3 Matchday Overview CLUB PRESIDENT David Williams 4 Introduction [email protected] President’s Welcome 021 897 888 Coaches Comments VICE PRESIDENT 8 Chatham Cup Jaron Burbidge Round 03 Fixtures [email protected] 021 467 770 9 Northern League Tables and Results SECRETARY Rochelle Lee 10 Premier Men’s Squad [email protected] 2020 Men’s Team TREASURER 12 Player Profiles Sian Chad Damian Hirst [email protected] 13 Upcoming Fixtures DIRECTOR OF COACHING/ Men’s First Team MEN’S FIRST TEAM COACH Paul Hobson 14 Season Overview 021 144 8702 First Team Overview SOCIAL MEDIA 15 Club Sponsors Melissa Sullivan [email protected] 16 Matchday Squads JUNIOR CONVENOR Ross Frisby [email protected] 021 648 352 CLUB ADMINISTRATOR Makayla Williams [email protected] CONNECT WITH US! @BirkenheadUnitedAFC @BUAFC_NZ @birkenhead_united_afc birkenheadunited.org.nz @BirkenheadUnitedAFC @BUAFC_NZ @birkenhead_united_afc 3 4 Birkenhead United AFC | 2021 Northern League PRESIDENT’S WELCOME AND SO, AS WE COME TO THE END OF THE SECOND TERM, WE WELCOME AUCKLAND CITY TO SHEPHERDS PARK IN ROUND 4 OF THE CHATHAM CUP. Today is the second game in a run of five home a part of the Birko DNA to be competitive, resilient, fixtures at Shepherds with Western Springs, and relentless. Teams come here expecting a North Shore and Eastern Suburbs all yet to come competitive test and we aim to give them one. in the Northern League, daunting on its own, Possibly the critical piece in all this pre-game if today wasn’t enough for you! After beating comparing and assessment is that we continue Auckland United, in Round 3 of the Chatham Cup, to be a club that promotes youth. -
1 Birkenheadunited.Org.Nz @Birkenheadunitedafc @BUAFC NZ @Birkenhead United Afc
birkenheadunited.org.nz @BirkenheadUnitedAFC @BUAFC_NZ @birkenhead_united_afc 1 2 Birkenhead United AFC | 2021 Northern League MATCHDAY OVERVIEW CONTENTS KEY CONTACTS 3 Matchday Overview CLUB PRESIDENT David Williams 4 Introduction [email protected] President’s Welcome 021 897 888 Coaches Comments VICE PRESIDENT 8 Northern League Jaron Burbidge Tables and Results [email protected] This Week’s Fixtures 021 467 770 10 Premier Men’s Squad SECRETARY 2020 Men’s Team Rochelle Lee [email protected] 12 Player Profiles Nicholas Milicich TREASURER Sian Chad 13 Upcoming Fixtures [email protected] Men’s First Team DIRECTOR OF COACHING/ 14 Season Overview MEN’S FIRST TEAM COACH First Team Overview Paul Hobson 021 144 8702 15 Club Sponsors SOCIAL MEDIA 16 Matchday Squads Melissa Sullivan [email protected] JUNIOR CONVENOR Ross Frisby [email protected] 021 648 352 CLUB ADMINISTRATOR Makayla Williams [email protected] CONNECT WITH US! @BirkenheadUnitedAFC @BUAFC_NZ @birkenhead_united_afc birkenheadunited.org.nz @BirkenheadUnitedAFC @BUAFC_NZ @birkenhead_united_afc 3 4 Birkenhead United AFC | 2021 Northern League PRESIDENT’S WELCOME WELCOME BACK TO SHEPHERDS PARK FOR THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE SECOND ROUND OF THE NORTHERN LEAGUE. Sitting in 5th, with 11 games to go, means that the this year of Luca Vasori, into a dedicated Football challenge sits firmly within our view. With only Development role, is another step to strengthen the one win separating 3rd from 8th, you know it is a experience we can offer to junior and youth players, competitive -
Central United Vs. North Shore United
WE CENTRAL UNITED VS. NORTH SHORE UNITED SUNDAY 16th JULY 2017 – KICK OFF 2PM CHATHAM CUP LAST 16 KIWITEA STADIUM, SANDRINGHAM OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OPPOSITION: CENTRAL UNITED TOM SPEERS – HEAD COACH I'm definitely looking forward to this weekend! One thing surprised me being involved in football in NZ, was that there is only 1 cup competition! But as there is only one, everyone, including myself, get really up for it and that will be no different this Sunday. Against a strong team in Central, we know the big challenge that awaits us, they are essentially a national league side with some fantastic players, but on the day it is 11v11 and on our day anything can happen. So firstly I hope that we are competitive and give them a good game but the winner in me, knows we are going there for only one thing, to try our hardest to make sure North Shore is in the next round. COME SUPPORT THE SHORE OUR JOURNEY SO FAR ROUND DATE TIME VENUE OPPOSITION CHATHAM CUP Allen Hill 1 13/5/17 14:00 Stadium 5-1 Metro FC Galloway 2 05/06/17 14:00 Park 5-1 Claudeland Rovers 3 24/06/17 14:00 MataMata 2-0 Domain Mata Mata Swifts AFC LAST 3 vs. Central 1991 – NSU 5 Central 1 1992 – NSU 2 Central 1 2007 – Central 3 NSU 1 ACKNOWLEDGING OUR PLATINUM SPONSOR LAST 16: CENTRAL UNITED VS. NORTH SHORE UNITED Sunday 16th July 2pm Kiwitea Street Our 2017 Chatham cup campaign began with the ultimate goal to claim a record 7th Chatham cup.