ROUND 15 Sunday, June 15 Stockland Stadium Sunshine Coast

Fire 14 Boys v Brisbane Strikers 10:00am Fire Open Women’s Team v SWQ Thunder 12:00pm Fire First Team v Brisbane Strikers 2:15pm

www.sunshinecoastfc.com.au From the Managing Director

Welcome everyone to Stockland Stadium for an exciting day of football. Today is a special day as not only are our men’s and boys teams taking on our long-term rivals, the Brisbane Strikers, but we also have the opportunity to see the magnificent Asian Cup Trophy at our grounds. The 2015 Asian Cup will be the biggest football competition ever held in Australia, and the chance to see and get a photo with the Cup will quite possibly be a once in a lifetime opportunity. The football itself promises to be very competitive; games against the Strikers have always been great contests and I’m sure today will be the same. Now that we are in the second-half of the season the pressure is on for the First Team to secure a position in finals and each game is crucial in doing so. Our Open Women’s team has been in good form over the past few weeks, defeating Annerley in the last SEQWPL Round and defeating Olympic in Round 1 of the Elaine Watson Cup last weekend. Today the squad will take on South West Queensland Thunder and look to secure the three points and a position in the top-half of the SEQWPL table before the league split in two weeks. Enjoy today’s games! Warm regards, Noel Woodall Managing Director Sunshine Coast FC WHO’S WHO OF SUNSHINE COAST FC

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www.sunshinecoastfc.com.au From the First Team Coach/ Technical Director of Coaching

Welcome everyone to Stockland Stadium for today’s games. We are pleased to provide you all with a blockbuster day. Our games against Brisbane Strikers are always fiercely contested with each team refusing to take a backward step. Our game at the start of the year (4-2 Strikers) was by previous year’s standards a little low key, however both teams have improved significantly and as a result I am excited about today’s game. It is great to see Matt Thurtell back on the field after a knee operation, Matt of course is a local Sunshine Coast player and although he is plying his trade with the Strikers, that does not mean we do not wish him the best in seeking a contract at a higher level; his goal record clearly states he is worth a look. Our Under 14 Boys will be the first team to play today; this will be a good game with both teams fighting it out at the top of the ladder and I am sure the squads will enjoy the occasion and the chance to play on the Stadium pitch. Last week our U14 Boys found it difficult in Palm Beach, a place that is always tough to go and perform, and I am sure they will be keen to make amends this morning. Our young Open Women’s Team will play at 12:00pm against SWQ Thunder. I watched their game last week and I was pleased to see how adaptable a number of players have become. It was also pleasing to see other members of our U15G Girl team with the opportunity to play in the Open Women’s Team, they are starting the next step in their development. Today the squad will face Toowoomba, a game they will aim to win to cement a place in the top-half of the table before the split in the SEQWPL competition. As an extra bonus we have on display the Asian Cup Trophy. I encourage all of you to get a photo taken with the trophy as it is most likely a once in a lifetime opportunity. I have to congratulate Managing Director Noel Woodall and the effort in particular from Simon Ball of Sunshine Coast Council in bringing the trophy to Stockland for the benefit of all football fans. With the World Cup now in full swing there will be a few tired souls around the coast with the early morning starts. It will be a terrific tournament, the world’s best players on display in arguably the most passionate football country on the globe. The debate about who will win, who will be top scorer, MVP etc. is always an interesting topic, my tip on all three for what it is worth is Germany as Champions, Fred (Brazil) as top goal scorer and as for MVP - well being a defender (and as we know defenders are always the most important players in a team) - I will go for Philip Lahm. Enjoy the day and thank you for your support. Kevin A’herne-Evans Technical Director Sunshine Coast FC Fire FIRST TEAM LINE-UP

Sunshine Coast Brisbane Strikers Fire V

1 HALL, Antony 1 CHAMBERS, David 2 ZAMMIT, Wade 2 MAHER, Christopher 3 MESSENGER, Brock 3 SCHIAVO, Alex 4 DELAHUNTY, Ryan 4 SALIN, David 5 KOSUGE, Chiharu 5 COULSON, Scot 6 CUSCHIERI, Jayke 6 PARTRIDGE, Daniel 7 KELLY, Reyze 7 DUIMPIES, Keenan 8 ARNISON, Paul 8 ANGUS, Michael 9 NAKAMURA, Futa 9 ROULSTON, Christopher 10 MACRAE, Dave 10 SHADE, Jason 11 VERDIN, James 11 RICHTER, Jonathon 12 VARGA, Kayne 12 KING, Greg 13 KNIGHT, Sam 13 DENITTIS, Joshua 14 MILLER, Jordan 14 MCVAY, Joshua 15 ZANOS, Jed 15 BURLEY, Chris 16 16 TAYLOR, Joshua 17 NEEDHAM, Matt 17 ROBY, David 18 KOSHIMIZU, Shoichi 18 THURTELL, Matthew 19 MOORE, Jared 19 MACAUCE, Jhelson 20 NICKOLLS, Sam 20 JARRATT, Jacob

Coach: Kevin A’herne Evans Coach: Chay Hews Assistant Coaches: P. Arnison, Assistant Coach: Kenny Armstrong C. Hawkins and S.Maclean Manager: Andrew Coulson Manager: Chris Garratt GK Coach: Mark Askew Sports Med: Cicci Severin

U16s player Edgar trials in UK

Talented Sunshine Coast Fire teenager Adam Edgar is making the most of the skills he has honed in NPL Queensland after recently completing trials with a host of professional British football clubs. Edgar, who originally hails from the English city of Liverpool before moving with his family to Australia six years ago, has scored 16 goals in 8 Fire Under 16 Boys player Adam Edgar has been on games for Fire Under 16’s trial in the UK. this season – including a hat-trick last weekend against SWQ Thunder. After previously being on the fringes of QAS selection, he recently ventured to the United Kingdom as he sought to impress high profile professional clubs including Rangers, Preston North End, Birmingham City and Middlesbrough. The 16 year old has since returned to Fire to maintain his match sharpness, but is set to return to Rangers in July when he will be considered for a professional youth contract. While admitting the competitiveness of British football was an adjustment, Edgar said his time with Fire provided a solid grounding and the club encouraged his ambition. “They’ve been fine with me (going over to trial) and they’ve understood it’s important to me. It’s important to them as well so they can get the credit for bringing me through,” he said. The young forward said he’d particularly benefitted from the guidance of Sunshine Coast Fire coaching programme, led by club Technical Director Kevin A’herne-Evans, a former Wales Under 21 representative. Edgar explained, “At Sunshine Coast the football we play is really calm and we get a lot more touches on the ball. You not just looking for certain players, but playing around as a team and Kevin is really getting us ready for senior football.” Continued next page... He also praised Fire Under 16's coach Ben Cahn’s contribution to his development. “(Ben) has helped me become a lot more calmer about my play. In the few months I’ve been training with him he has really improved me and he’s been really good,” Edgar said. Neil Edgar, Adam’s father, said when the family first arrived in south-east Queensland the pathway for elite football development was difficult for them to identify; however, with the advent of the , the way forward was much clearer. “I’m very impressed with the NPL and what the whole NPL is trying to do to improve players and coaching,” the more senior Edgar said. “All of the clubs I know are trying to put those good practices in place, trying to get good qualified coaches and do the best for the lads and bring them through.” “I think it will take some time but hopefully in the next five years what’s being done around the country with the National Curriculum and the way they are encouraging teams to play will generate better players.” A’herne-Evans said that Fire wishes Edgar all the best as he chases his professional dream. “Ideally the first preference is that they go through the QAS system but if they’re not successful in getting in through those kind of squads we make sure there are alternative routes for them as well,” A’herne-Evans explained. “That’s in the UK, Japan or the USA. The beauty of the footballing world these days is that you’re only a couple of phone calls from being in touch with some big clubs.” He explained that Fire encouraged players to go as far as they can with their football and don’t punish a player for seeking professional opportunities. A'herne-Evans said, “They come back with open arms and, in Adam’s case, we got the report off Birmingham City to see how they see him as a player." "So that’s important for us as well, to harness that knowledge and work on things that will help his game and give him the best opportunity to go on and be a professional footballer,” he further clarified. Despite his promising progress towards a professional career, Edgar remains aware of maintaining a level head and not getting ahead of himself. “I just got to keep going one step at a time. Nothing’s been fully confirmed so I can’t look too far ahead,” he said. OPEN WOMEN’S TEAM LINE-UP

Sunshine Coast V SWQ Thunder Fire

1 RUDDER, Renee 1 2 HEAD, Jemima 2 KIDD, Ebbonney 3 MEANIE, Aqua 3 NEIL, Isabella 4 BURGESS, Kiera 4 FRANKE, Madison 5 VAN HOOIJDONK, Els 5 DORO, Shandell 6 MOORE, Kayla 6 DIBLEY, Tiffany 7 HAUCK, Jemma 7 DORO, Talitha 8 HUNTER, Marcena 8 FRANKE, Jordie

9 CHRISTMAS, Samara 9 FULLER, Sophie

10 MURPHY-POLLARD, Carmel 10 POTTER, Angela

11 MCGLADRIGAN, Summer 11 COOKE, Amelia

12 CLIFFORD, Kirsty 12 KRAUTZ, Grace 13 DALTON, Isobel 13 LLOYD, Abbey 14 BENSTED, Martha 14 BARTLEY, Rachael 15 RADDA, Mia 15 STOCKER, Caitlyn 16 PSARROS, Alexandria 23 PETERSON, Katlin

Coach: Dave Bensted Coach: Craig Burgess Assistant Coach: Phillip Franke

UNDER 14 BOYS’ TEAM LINE-UP

Sunshine Coast V Brisbane Strikers Fire

1 PAYNE, David 1 HUMPHREY, Jai 2 SUFFOLK, Taj 2 MARINER, Dauntae 3 HUSTON, Brayden 3 AHN, Alex 4 PHILLIPS, Tyler 4 AKBARI, Rahmat 5 FOOTITT, Max 5 MORNARD, Christian 6 DUNCAN, Oli 6 KNOX, Joe 7 WILLIAMS, Tyson 7 HAWORTH, Matthew 8 BRIDGE, Mitch 8 ASHTON, Eion 9 GIBBS, Jesse 9 STEEL, Braedon 10 CROFT, Tom 10 AUGUST, Keaton 11 EATHER, Jac 11 SKINNER, Jack 12 12 IBRAHIM, Hayden 13 MORRIS, Percy 13 14 VITALE, Aiden 14 SCARONI, Sebastian 15 WILLIAMS, Brady 15 MADGE, Lachlan 16 16 YOUNG, Bailey 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20

Coach: Alex Barlow Coach: John Reid Assistant Coach: Johnno Whiting Assistant: Coach:

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Name David Macrae Date of Birth 25 October 1984

Place of Birth Drumnadrochit, Scotland

Playing Position Centre midfield

Clubs played for Iverness Caley Thistle, Nairn County, Buckie Thistle, Noosa Lions FC Favourite Club Celtic

Favourite Player Ronaldinho

Best football moment Playing for Scotland Semi-Professional Four Nations Tournament Worst football moment Any time I’ve been injured and unable to play

Which team are you most Brisbane Strikers looking forward to playing this season? Sporting idol Andy Murray

Biggest football influence John Beaton and Donald Park (coaches at Caley Thistle). They gave me confidence and taught me loads about the game. Ambitions in football this To reach the finals year Ultimate aim in football To stay injury free and win things with the Fire

Open Women’s Player Profile

Name Kirsty Clifford Place of Birth Hillingdon in London, England How did you become I started playing when I was 8 years old. involved in football? Playing position Striker, winger Clubs played for Buderim Wanderers, Sunshine Coast (JPL) and Sunshine Coast Fire Favourite Club Brisbane Roar Favourite player Tameka Butt Best football moment Scoring my 50th goal in last year’s final game of the season. Worst football moment Missing a penalty which cost my team the game Which team are you I am excited to play against all of the teams this most looking forward to season as a lot of them are Clubs I have never played playing this season? against in the new SEQWPL competition. Biggest football My Dad is my biggest football influence because he is influence the person who introduced my family to football. Because of him, everyone in my family has played football, even my Mum who is playing her third season despite the fact that she grew up in Victoria where her idea of football was AFL. Ambitions in football this My ambitions for this year are to grow and learn as year: much as I can from the older girls in the team and make the most of being able to play Women’s football. It was also an ambition to maintain my spot in the U15 Girls QLD Team, which I have done.

Ultimate Aim To one day play in the W-League competition through Sunshine Coast Fire and to play for Australia. Under 14 Boys’ Player Profile

Name James Robinson

Date of Birth 17th February 2000

Place of Birth Toowoomba

Playing position Winger/striker

Clubs played for Buderim Wanderers, JPL

Favourite Club FC Barcelona

Favourite player Lionel Messi

Best football moment Winning the Grand Final

Worst football moment When I broke my wrist

Sporting idol Lionel Messi

Biggest football Lionel Messi influence

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Date Time RND Home Team Away Team Venue Score Palm Beach 2 Mar 2:15pm 1 SCFC Fire Stockland Stadium 0-5 Sharks

8 Mar 7:00pm 2 Brisbane Strikers SCFC Fire Perry Park 1 4-2

16 Mar 2:00pm 3 SCFC Fire Western Pride Stockland Stadium 3-1 Stockland Western TBA TBA 4 SCFC Fire Harimau Muda ‘A’ 2-1 Fields 30 Mar 2:00pm 5 SCFC Fire BRFC NYL Stockland Stadium 2-0

5 Apr 6:00pm 6 Moreton Bay Jets SCFC Fire Wolter Park 1 4-2

13 Apr 2:00pm 7 SCFC Fire Redlands United Stockland Stadium 1-2

27 Apr 2:00pm 8 SCFC Fire FNQFC Stockland Stadium 1-4

3 May BYE 9 BYE BYE

11 May 2:00pm 11 SCFC Fire Olympic Stockland Stadium 1-2

Townsville Sports 18 May 3:00pm 12 Northern Fury SCFC Fire 2-3 Reserve 1

25 May 2:00pm 13 SCFC Fire Brisbane City Stockland Stadium 1-0

Clive Berghofer 31 May 5:00pm 14 SWQ Thunder SCFC Fire 1-3 Stadium Palm Beach 7 Jun 5:00pm 14 SCFC Fire Mallawa Complex 1 4-0 Sharks

15 Jun 2:00pm 15 SCFC Fire Brisbane Strikers Stockland Stadium Sunshine Coast North Ipswich 21 Jun 7:00pm 16 Western Pride Fire Reserve

29 Jun 2:00pm 17 SCFC Fire Harimau “A” Stockland Stadium

6 Jul 4:00pm 18 BRFC NYL SCFC Fire Perry Park

13 Jul 2:00pm 19 SCFC Fire Moreton Bay Jets Stockland Stadium Cleveland Show- 20 Jul 4:00pm 20 Redlands United SCFC Fire grounds

27 Jul 7:30pm 21 FNQFC SCFC Fire Barlow Park

3 Aug 2:00pm 22 SCFC Fire CQFC Stockland Stadium

10 Aug 6:00pm 23 Olympic SCFC Fire Goodwin Park 1

17 Aug 2:00pm 24 SCFC Fire Northern Fury Stockland Stadium

23 Aug 6:00pm 25 Brisbane City SCFC Fire Spencer Park 1

31 Aug 2:00pm 26 SCFC Fire SWQ Thunder Stockland Stadium Open Women’s Team Fixtures

Date Time RND Home Team Away Team Venue Score

9 Mar 10:00am 1 SCFC Fire Taringa Rovers Stockland Park 2-1

14 Mar 8:30pm 2 Eastern Suburbs SCFC Fire Heath Park 1 3-0

22 Mar 3:15pm 3 Souths United SCFC Fire Wakerly Park 1 0-3

30 Mar 10:00am 4 SCFC Fire Mitchelton Stockland Stadium 5-0

Mallawa Sporting 5 April 3:00pm 5 Palm Beach SCFC Fire 7-0 Complex

13 April 12:00pm 6 SCFC Fire Westerm Pride Stockland Stadium 4-0

University of 26 April 3:00pm 7 UQ FC SCFC Fire 5-0 Queensland

11 May 12:00am 8 SCFC Fire The Gap Stockland Stadium 1-6

17 May 5:00pm 9 Peninsular Power SCFC Fire A J Kelly Park 1 2-3

29 Jun 10:00am 10 SCFC Fire Olympic FC Stockland Stadium

Annerley Elder 31 May 5:00pm 11 Annerley SCFC Fire 1-2 Oval

15 Jun 12:00pm 12 SCFC Fire SWQ Thunder Stockland Stadium

Cleveland 22 Jun 2:00pm 13 Redlands United SCFC Fire Showgrounds 1 Under 14 Boys Team Fixtures

Date Time RND Home Team Away Team Venue Score TBC TBC 1 SCFC Fire QAS Women’s NTC Stockland Park 5

23 Feb 1:00pm 2 SCFC Fire Redlands United Stockland Park 5 7-0

2 Mar 11:30am 3 SCFC Fire Palm Beach Sharks Stockland Park 5 5-1

9 Mar 12:00pm 4 Brisbane Strikers SCFC Fire Perry Park 1 2-2

16 Mar 11:30am 5 SCFC Fire Western Pride Stockland Park 5 4-1 Stockland Western 23 Mar 10:00am 6 SCFC Fire Western Pride 4-5 Precinct 30 Mar 12:00pm 7 SCFC Fire QAS Women’s NTC Stockland Park 5 5-0

6 Apr 9:30am 8 Moreton Bay Jets SCFC Fire Wolter Park 1 3-1

27 Apr 12:00pm 9 SCFC Fire QAS Women’s NTC Stockland Park 5 5-0 Captain Cook Re- 4 May 9:30am 10 SWQ Thunder SCFC Fire 0-1 serve 11 May 2:30pm 11 SCFC Fire Olympic Stockland Park 6 3-2 Stockland Western 18 May 10:00am 12 SCFC Fire Western Pride 2-1 Precinct Stockland Stadium 25 May 11:00am 13 SCFC Fire Brisbane City 0-0 Sunshine Coast Captain Cook Re- 1 Jun 9:45am 14 SWQ Thunder SCFC Fire 0-2 serve 8 Jun 11:00am 15 Palm Beach SCFC Fire Mallawa Complex 2-2

15 Jun 10:00am 16 SCFC Fire Brisbane Strikers Stockland Stadium Briggs Road Sporting 22 Jun 9:30am 17 Western Pride SCFC Fire Complex Mallawa Complex 29 Jun 11:00am 18 Palm Beach Sharks SCFC Fire Field 1 Clevelands 20 Jul 9:00am 19 Redlands United SCFC Fire Showgrounds 27 Jul 12:00pm 20 Brisbane City SCFC Fire Mark Street 1

3 Aug 11:30am 21 SCFC Fire Brisbane Strikers Stockland Park

10 Aug 1:00pm 22 Olympic SCFC Fire Goodwin Park 1

17 Aug 1:00pm 23 Olympic SCFC Fire Goodwin Park 1

24 Aug 2:00pm 24 Brisbane City SCFC Fire Mark Street 1

31 Aug 11:30am 25 SCFC Fire SWQ Thunder Stockland Park

7 Sept 11:30am 26 SCFC Fire Moreton Bay Jets Stockland Park NPL QLD Senior Men’s Ladder

POS TEAM P W D L B F A GD PTS

1 Palm Beach Sharks 13 11 1 0 1 46 8 38 34

2 BRFC NYL 14 6 4 3 1 31 18 13 22

3 Brisbane Strikers 14 7 1 5 1 31 24 7 22

4 Moreton Bay Jets 13 6 3 3 1 49 31 18 21

5 Olympic 13 6 3 3 1 33 21 12 21

6 FNQFC 12 6 2 3 1 31 26 5 20

7 Harimau Muda 'A' 14 5 3 5 1 27 24 3 18

8 Sunshine Coast Fire 14 6 0 7 1 21 30 -9 18

9 Redlands United 13 5 2 5 1 27 27 0 17

10 Brisbane City 14 5 2 6 1 24 25 -1 17

11 Northern Fury 14 4 1 8 1 25 30 -5 13

12 Western Pride 13 2 0 10 1 15 36 -21 6

13 SWQ Thunder 13 0 0 11 2 3 63 -60 0

SEQ Women’s Premier League Ladder

POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS

1 The Gap 11 10 0 1 56 12 44 30

2 Palm Beach 11 9 1 1 60 9 51 28

3 UQ FC 11 9 0 2 37 10 27 27

4 Eastern Suburbs 11 8 1 2 43 17 26 25

5 Redlands United 10 7 1 2 41 14 27 22

6 Olympic FC 10 7 0 3 26 10 16 21

7 Sunshine Coast Fire 10 6 0 4 20 25 -5 18

8 Peninsula Power 11 4 0 7 26 34 -8 12

9 Mitchelton 11 4 0 7 16 41 -25 12

10 Annerley 11 3 0 8 11 32 -21 9

11 SWQ Thunder 10 2 2 6 13 33 -20 8

12 Souths United 11 2 0 9 20 41 -21 6

13 Taringa Rovers 11 1 1 9 6 42 -36 4

14 Western Pride 11 0 0 11 8 63 -55 0 NPL QLD Under 14 Boys Ladder

POS TEAM P W D L B F A GD PTS

1 Brisbane Strikers 14 13 1 0 0 79 10 69 40

Sunshine Coast 14 10 3 1 0 45 15 30 2 Fire 33

3 Brisbane City 14 10 1 3 0 44 15 29 31

4 Moreton Bay Jets 15 8 1 6 0 23 23 0 25

5 Olympic 14 8 0 6 0 31 34 -3 24

6 Western Pride 15 4 1 10 0 29 42 -13 13

7 Redlands United 15 4 1 10 0 20 48 -28 13

8 Palm Beach Sharks 14 3 2 9 0 20 38 -18 11

9 SWQ Thunder 15 3 2 10 0 16 45 -29 11

10 QAS Womens NTC 14 1 4 9 0 8 45 -37 7 Sunshine Coast Fire Partnerships: QSL Premiers & Champions: 2008, 2010 & 2011. QSL Champions: 2012 NPL Under 18 Boys Premiers: 2013