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2017.02 V Pnmarist 17.04.17 www.STOPOUT.org.nz 17/4/17 2017 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Men’s Central League STOP OUT vs PALMERSTON NORTH MARIST 2:30PM Monday 17th April FOOTBALL FOR ALL PATRONS JUNIOR WORKING GROUP LIFE MEMBERS Mayor Ray Wallace Tania Rook Jim Blair, Chris Canton Wynton Rufer Phil Marra Dick Dunn, Jimmy Dunn Andrew Beech Tom Dunn, Peter Freidlander PRESIDENT Brent Hamlin, Peter Hartstonge Chris Canton DIRECTORS OF FOOTBALL Dave Houghton, Ernie Gould Chris Sambrooke Terry Killalea, Brendan Marsh CHAIRMAN Mike Gibbs Arie Molenaar, Jim McCreadie Neil Kemp Carol McNie, Ron Weitzel JUNIOR COACHING DIRECTOR TREASURER Adam Reynard PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS Donna Beech Photomac FOOTBALL MANAGER Wareham Sports Media CLUB CAPTAINS Paul Commerford Dr yomcat shoots Dave Webster Andrew Beech COMMUNICATIONS Mike Moran NZ Lenz SENIOR LIAISON Troy Peek Pat Gulley stopout.org.nz Stop Out Sports Club @redgoldblood FIRST WORD MY BLOOD IS RED... AND GOLD! I hope everyone is having a great Easter break and with lots of football it makes it even better. Today we welcome Palmerston North Marist and coach Shane Rufer. Shane played 28 times for Stop Out scoring 9 goals. Two losses for Palmerston isn’t the start they’d have been after but it’s early days in the Central League. Of course both clubs have subsequently SHANE RUFER played on Good Friday before this programme was produced so it adds interest to another tough APPEARANCES: 28 encounter. 1979 - 22 1980 - 6 For us sitting top is nice but many would say it was dropped points against Team Taranaki. GOALS: 9 The one saving grace for us playing Lower Hutt 1979 - 7 on Good Friday is that our game against Team 1980 - 2 Taranaki was a very good dress rehearsal for a team that is busy, combative and direct. 1979 GOALS AGAINST vs Dunedin City 01/04 Caledonian We’ve had a good record against Palmerston vs Courier Rangers 08/04 TeWhiti North Marist since our return to Central League vs Manawatu United 16/04 TeWhiti but every game in this league is competitive so vs Mt Wellington 25/04 TeWhiti expect a ding dong battle and it’s hard not to be vs North Shore United 06/05 TeWhiti impressed with Micky’s goal scoring feats. vs Wellington United 02/06 Newtown Park vs Eastern Suburbs 02/09 TeWhiti As you’ll also note in the programme our Capital 1 and Capital 4 teams both fresh from promotion 1980 GOALS AGAINST have made positive starts to their campaign. A slight change to our 3rds, and introducing more vs Rangers 23/03 Rangers youth this year has helped our player pathway vs Wellington United 30/03 Hutt Raceway model. There is now a clear link from youth into senior football for our stars of the future. What’s fascinating is almost 38 years to the day Shane scored the winner in the game against Enjoy the football and enjoy our Stop Out Manawatu United at Te Whiti Park. hospitality. Palmerston North Marist DATE TEAM COMP H/A VENUE RESULT G.S. 5/2/2015 PALMERSTON NORTH MARIST Central League H Hutt Park 3-2 L M Malivuk, S Gulley 7/25/2015 PALMERSTON NORTH MARIST Central League A Memorial Park 4-1 W M Malivuk (3), J Wypych 4/16/2016 PALMERSTON NORTH MARIST Central League H Hutt Park 2-1 W Malivuk (2) 7/2/2016 PALMERSTON NORTH MARIST Central League A Memorial Park 3-1 W Malivuk, Tai, Corrales MEN’S CENTRAL LEAGUE 2017 P W D L F A GD Pts 1 STOP OUT 2 1 1 0 5 1 4 4 2 Lower Hutt City AFC 2 1 1 0 7 6 1 4 3 Wellington Olympic 2 1 1 0 5 4 1 4 4 Western Suburbs 2 1 1 0 3 2 1 4 5 Team Taranaki 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 4 6 Wairarapa United 2 1 0 1 7 5 2 3 7 Wellington United 2 1 0 1 3 6 -3 3 8 Napier City Rovers 2 0 1 1 4 5 -1 1 9 Watson Real Estate PN Marist 2 0 0 2 3 5 -2 0 10 Miramar Rangers 2 0 0 2 3 7 -4 0 SEASON FIXTURE: STOP OUT (MEN’S CENTRAL LEAGUE 2017) Round 1 01/04/17 (SAT) 14:30 Newtown Park Stop Out | 4 vs Wellington United | 0 Round 2 08/04/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out | 1 vs Team Taranaki | 1 Round 3 14/04/17 (FRI) 15:00 Fraser Park Turf Stop Out vs Lower Hutt City AFC Round 4 17/04/17 (MON) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Palmerston North Marist Round 5 29/04/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Napier City Rovers Round 6 22/04/17 (SAT) 14:30 David Farrington Park Stop Out vs Miramar Rangers Round 7 06/05/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Wellington Olympic Round 8 21/05/17 (SUN) 14:00 Endeavour 1 Stop Out vs Western Suburbs Round 9 27/05/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Wairarapa United Round 10 03/06/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Wellington United Round 11 11/06/17 (SUN) 13:00 Yarrow Stadium Stop Out vs Team Taranaki Round 12 17/06/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Lower Hutt City AFC Round 13 08/07/17 (SAT) 14:30 Memorial Park (PN) Stop Out vs Palmerston North Marist Round 14 02/07/17 (SUN) 14:00 Park Island Stop Out vs Napier City Rovers Round 15 22/07/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Miramar Rangers Round 16 29/07/17 (SAT) 17:45 Wakefield 2 Stop Out vs Wellington Olympic Round 17 05/08/17 (SAT) 14:30 Hutt Park 1 Stop Out vs Western Suburbs Round 18 12/08/17 (SAT) 17:30 Masterton Memorial Turf Stop Out vs Wairarapa United 2017 LHC MPN MR NCR SO TT WaiU WO WelU WS Lower Hutt City 10/6 8/7 3-3 14/4 27/5 6/5 29/4 5/8 22/7 Marist Palmerston North 3-4 29/4 14/4 8/7 3/6 5/8 22/7 27/5 6/5 Miramar Rangers 17/4 1/7 6/5 22/4 17/6 3/6 5/8 2-3 27/5 Napier City Rovers 3/6 18/6 30/7 2/7 6/8 17/4 28/5 23/4 1-2 Stop Out 17/6 17/4 22/7 29/4 1-1 27/5 6/5 3/6 5/8 Team Taranaki 13/8 1-0 14/4 21/5 11/6 23/7 9/7 30/7 30/4 Wairarapa United 29/7 20/5 4-1 9/7 12/8 23/4 10/6 1/7 14/4 Wellington Olympic 1/7 22/4 20/5 12/8 29/7 17/4 4-3 17/6 3/6 Wellington United 20/5 12/8 10/6 22/7 0-4 6/5 29/4 14/4 8/7 Western Suburbs 23/4 30/7 13/8 11/6 21/5 2/7 18/6 1-1 17/4 CAPITAL 1 Following on from our sensational start last week away at Wharfies, the Reserve Team welcomed their Island Bay counterparts to Hutt Park. The pitch was looking in great nick despite the heavy rain during the week, so Jase and Andrei were looking for a similar performance against their former club. Andrei Gilbert has joined the club to become the Reserve Team Manager, and he brings a wealth of experience from his days as Island Bay First Team Manager. The Reserve Team were bolstered by the boys held strong, weathering the storm before appearances of first team squad members James once again establishing dominance. The Goal of Sharp, Dan de Gans and Brayan Heredia. The game the Season competition was soon won by the started at a frenetic pace, with our boys retaining impressive Hayden Taylor. After a corner was possession superbly and taking the game to cleared out by an opposing defender, Stav was Island Bay. Our strong start was soon rewarded waiting some 35 yards. One touch on the knee, with a penalty for handball, which Dan de Gans before a quick bounce up off the ground, he tucked away with ease. Finn Sorger was once dispatched a half volley over the keeper into the again the conductor in midfield, who has been in net. Cue absolute pandemonium amongst team fine form since returning to the club after a brief mates and supporters alike at witnessing such a absence. We soon doubled the lead in incredible phenomenal strike. Josh McEvoy capped a fine circumstances; Sharpie clipped a free kick from performance with a goal to extend the lead to 5-0. half way into the box, the Island Bay keeper Jake Ward, Callum Brooker and Nash Malivuk soon struggled to deal with the high ball, and it ended entered the frame and established themselves up in the net. He was definitely going for goal! A well. Island Bay eventually managed a consolation fantastic first half performance was complete after strike, but it was all in vain as the ‘Ressies’ an own goal extended the scoreline to 3-0. notched a comprehensive 5-1 victory. Stavros Taylor picking up the MOTM award after another The second half was much of the same. As immense display at left full back..
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