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Round 16 Sunday, July 5 2015 Sunshine Coast Stadium Round 16 Sunday, July 5 2015 Sunshine Coast Stadium V Under 18 Boys Fire v Brisbane Strikers FC 12:00pm Senior Men Fire v Northern Fury FC 2:00pm www.sunshinecoastfc.com.au From the Managing Director A warm welcome to all supporters and players who have come to the Sunshine Coast Stadium for the matches today. The Senior Men are sitting in ninth place after some disappointing losses. They are hoping to regain their momentum with a win today against Northern Fury who are seventh on the table. The Under 18 Boys kick off the day at 12.00pm against Brisbane Strikers. This will be their third time facing each other with a previous win each. Both teams have equal points but Strikers sit at number 4 on the table with the Fire U18 boys at third position. The Kick for Cash competition is on again at half time of the Senior Men’s game. Make sure you put your name in to enter because the winner today will move on to the next stage of the competition. Have a great day of football. GO THE FIRE!! Warm regards, Noel Woodall Managing Director Sunshine Coast FC Fire WHO’S WHO OF SUNSHINE COAST FC Management / Administration Coaching Staff Support Staff Managing Director Technical Director of Coaching Sports Medicine Coordinator Noel Woodall Melvyn Wilkes Cicci Severin Administrator Senior Men’s Coach Game Day Paramedic Robyn Chapman Paul Arnison Jeff Bradfield Events Coordinator Senior Women’s Coach Robyn Chapman David Bensted IT and International Operations Community Development Coach Joshua Woodall Richard Hudson Media Manager Sam Attwood Contact Us: Sunshine Coast FC Pty Ltd DISCLAIMER Suite 2 - Level 1 The opinions/views expressed in this publication are those of Sunshine Coast Stadium the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the 31 Sportsmans Parade, Bokarina, Qld opinions of Sunshine Coast FC, Football Queensland or any (PO Box 621, Buddina Qld 4575) other individual or body. While every care is taken to provide accurate information, the publishers do not accept responsi- Ph: 5437 8955 Fax 5437 9763 bility for accuracy of information. No part of this publication Email: [email protected] may be reproduced in any form without written permission. www.sunshinecoastfc.com.au From the Technical Director of Coaching As always, a warm welcome to our visiting teams from Northern Fury and Brisbane Strikers for our Senior Men’s and U18’s fixtures, both Seniors and U18’s having mixed results at the moment as both teams try and find their consistent form that served us well earlier in the season. An update from the junior sections, we are pleased that another five players from the U12’s Boys squad have been selected for trials for the state U12’s SAP program and we congratulate the boys and the staff on that achievement. In other areas of the football department we are now pleased to announce that we have been granted permission to commence our Skill Acquisition Program (SAP) for boys U10’s, U11’s and girls U10’s/U11’s combined from the start of the new school term please visit the website for full details of trials. Along with this great news we are also looking for our next pool of young talent to join our already successful Elite Academy program which is run during term time throughout the year (please feel free to register your interest via the website). In addition to our existing programs, we have our annual July holiday program running from Monday 6th July – Thursday 9th July with spaces filling up rapidly so be quick to register to avoid disappointment. We look forward to seeing you at the game to support the teams. Melvyn Wilkes Technical Director of Coaching Sunshine Coast FC From the Senior Men’s Coach Today we host Northern Fury in what I expect to be a tough game. Fury, like us, can beat anybody on their day. The boys played fantastically well up in Townsville a few months ago when we came away with a 5-1 win. Make no mistake though, Fury under their great coach Ian Ferguson, who likes to get the ball down and play good attacking football, can be very dangerous so we will have to be at our very best again come Sunday. I'll be expecting a response from the boys from last Sunday's result against Olympic and we are in need of a big 3 points on Sunday. Paul Arnison Senior Men’s Coach Sunshine Coast FC From the Under 18 Boys Coach Welcome to our families and supporters to this important clash against Brisbane Strikers. Both teams are currently in equal third position on 24 points. This match is a must-win if we want to keep in the running with Brisbane Roar, who are seven points clear on top of the table. This will be the third time we have played this year and we have both taken three points in those clashes. We have a few players returning from suspension and injury this week, which will make us a stronger team. Six points from both Fire teams would be a much needed result. Best of luck to both teams. Trent Kelly Under 18 Boys Coach Sunshine Coast FC Win PS4 Consoles and $5000 Cash with #PS4TRICKSHOT Challenge PlayStation® 4 is celebrating its National Premier Leagues partnership by giving players and football fans an opportunity to show off their creativity, skill, and some fancy footwork! Each month PlayStation 4 will release a new #PS4TRICKSHOT challenge. All you have to do for the challenge is post your own video recreating the trick shot that is shown on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tag it with # PS4TRICKSHOT # GoFire and the Playstation Australia page. Don’t forget when posting to Facebook, to set the visibility to Public so everyone can see it. You could win some win some great prizes including PS4 consoles, or even $5,000 cash! Share this challenge with as many of your friends and family as you can and get them involved too! The best video each month, as judged by PlayStation, will win a brand new PlayStation 4 console and the best video from all five months will win $5000. Check how Sunshine Coast FC is doing on the PS4TRICKSHOT Leaderboard at: http://www.nationalpremierleagues.com.au/ps4trickshot-club-leaderboard Holly Vidulich selected for Brisbane Roar FC NTC Challenge squad Sunshine Coast FC Youth Women defender Holly Vidulich has been selected to represent Brisbane Roar FC at the Queensland Academy of Sport’s 2015 National Training Centre (NTC) Girls Challenge. Vidulich has begun training full-time with the squad in preparation for the tournament, which will be held in Canberra at the Australian Institute of Sport from 24 to 27 July 2015. The fifteen-year-old also recently completed a six-week training period with Brisbane Roar’s NPL Senior Women’s Program. Vidulich said she was extremely excited for the NTC Girls Challenge and it will be an experience that she will never forget. “This is such a massive achievement for me, and this has shown me that if you work hard and never give up, you will get the results and achieve great things,” Vidulich said. Holly’s mum Sandie is very proud of Holly’s achievement and knows how hard she has worked to get here. “It’s very exciting for Holly to be experiencing coaching at this level in the same environment that has produced seven Matilda players in the recent World Cup,” Sandie said. “Being a part of an elite squad and participating at the NTC Challenge will be a great opportunity for her.” Ball Boys and Mascots A big thanks to Maroochydore Football Club for providing our ball boys for today’s games. SENIOR MEN LINE-UP Sunshine Coast Fire V Northern Fury FC 1 HILL, Dale 1 2 HOLLINGWORTH, Tim 2 3 KINOSHITA, Takumi 3 4 LADIC, John 4 5 SCHULTZ, Ray 5 6 ROBERTS, Rhys 6 7 KELLY, Reyze 7 8 DE CHASTEL, Grant 8 9 FULLUCK, Jacob 9 10 TAKAHASHI, Kenya 10 11 11 12 SOLOMON, Justin 12 13 FREW, Kaine 13 14 14 15 ARNISON, Paul 15 16 MOORE, Jared 16 17 CARRICK, Matt 17 18 CRONK, Brady 18 19 TAYLOR, Nik 19 20 SMITH, Aaron 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 UNDER 18 BOYS LINE-UP Sunshine Coast Fire V Brisbane Strikers FC 1 MARKER, Luke 1 POLLOCK, Jarryd 2 PATEMAN, Sean 2 BAILEY, Ben 3 SCRIGGINS, Kelton 3 COULSON, Zack 4 VIERA, Jordan 4 LAO, Joshua 5 MORRIS, Glen 5 SMITH, Ethan 6 DE CHASTEL, Sean 6 ASHCROFT, Thomas 7 NAIRN, Cameron 7 SHERIFF, Feli 8 DENNIS, Gabriel 8 CLARK, Richard 9 DEVITT, Luke 9 SMITH, Oliver 10 LLYOD, Jordan 10 WESTERDALE, Carlton 11 CHUMBLEY, Josh 11 ROSS, Tomas 12 IRWIN, Jordan 12 13 SCRIGGINS, Rhyan 13 14 14 RAYBOULD, Guy 15 WATSON, Izaac 15 16 JANCESVSKI, Andre 16 PALMER, Ryan 17 CARRICK, Matthew 17 PHAM, Toan 18 18 19 19 EATON, William 20 SMITH, Aaron 20 NAGY, Brandon 21 21 22 22 23 23 Fire women burning bright in the NPL Sunshine Coast FC Senior Women players Samara Christmas, Sofie Persson and Danielle White have accepted invitations from Brisbane Roar Football Club to train and play with their NPL Senior Women’s Program for 6 weeks. The girls will commence training with Brisbane Roar on Tuesday, 8 June 2015 and will play on selected Wednesday evenings for the team. Sunshine Coast FC Technical Director of Coaching Melvyn Wilkes congratulated the girls on the invitation and knows they will do well.
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