NORTHERN SUBURBSFOOTBALL EST. 1957 Sponsors

NSFA acknowledge the support of our corporate partners (in alphabetical order), whose assistance has helped create a fantastic year for the Association. NSFA Board of Directors

Ian Plant Hilary Bingham Lee Sullivan President Vice President Treasurer

Mick Da Silva Brett Backhouse Verity Stone Simon Cox Jack Richardson Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member

NSFA Life Members

J. Thompson – 1962 † J. Flint – 1981† I. Booth – 2001 E. Hayes – 1968 † B. Waterhouse – 1981 M. Rushton – 2007 C. Parsons – 1968 † C. Wright – 1981 R. Ashpole – 2008 C. Scott-Kemmis – 1968 † Mrs. B. Tallis – 1983 P. Bradfield – 2008 L. Thomas – 1968 † Mrs. J. Woods – 1983 D. Miles – 2008 D. Allen – 1973 † J. Glasby – 1983 † C. Rayner – 2008 A. Sheath – 1973 † J. Hargreaves – 1984 † P. Reeves – 2008 W. de Ste Croix – 1974 † A. Stephens – 1984 B. Troy – 2008 T. Nossal – 1974 † F. Mason – 1985 † Mrs. C. Freer – 2011 W. Mackay – 1975 R. Davis – 1986 † Mrs. M. Allman – 2016 R. Woods – 1976 † P. Rees – 1988 † D. Watson – 2016 M. Wharton – 1978 † D. Harwin – 1989 C. May – 1980 † L. Morris – 1993 K. Tallis – 1980 † V. Poimer – 1994 W. Bazeley – 1981 † G. O’Neill – 1995 † Rest in Peace

1 Contents

NSFA Sponsors IFC Board of Directors and NSFA Life Members 1 Contents 2 President’s Report 3 Chief Executive Officers Report 4 (Treasurer’s Report to be supplied in a separate report document at the Annual General Meeting) Facilities Report 6 Communications Report 8 Junior Mixed Football Report 9 Men’s Football Report 10 Girls/Women’s Football Report 12 6-A-Side Report 13 NSFA Skellern Cup 14 PD & DC Report 15 Technical Director’s Report 16 Northern Tigers Football 18 Trip to Japan 20 Premiership Winners 2017 Season 21 Junior Points Scores 2017 Season 22 Men’s Points Scores 2017 Season 24 Women’s Points Scores 2017 Season 26 Player Registration per Club 2017 Season 28 Number of Teams per Club 2017 Season 30 Number of Players per Age Group 2017 Season 32 Number of Teams per Age Group 2017 Season 33 From the Competition Department 34 Roll of Honour 35 Sponsors Packages 2018 IBC

2 We are proud of their achievement in getting In particular, we are looking to offer greater President's Report to that level and competing with the best support to the wonderful and hard-working clubs in the state. club volunteers without whom community The Tigers men’s teams finished second football just would not happen. in the NPL2 club championship this year, 2017 saw a number of innovations in the a great achievement too. Over the past 60 Association that were aligned with our years NSFA (KDSA) clubs have represented Strategic Plan: the Respect Campaign; us with distinction in State Cup and the defibrillator support package, the Champion of Champion tournaments as promotion of girls’ football with the Skellern well as other out of district tournaments, Cup; the INSPIRE program to support our such as the Kanga Cup. We are an active community coaches; the XLR8 coaching part of the worldwide phenomenon that is program to make professional coaching football. resources available to our junior players As we look to the future, the Board has and better integrate the professional developed Towards 2020: NSFA Strategic expertise of the Tigers across our member Plan. If you haven’t read Towards 2020 yet clubs and players; the provision of new I urge you to do so: you will find it on the scholarships to encourage and improve the

Ian Plant presenting the President’s Shield to NSFA website, the direct link is http:// technical knowledge of our club coaches; the captain of Berowra FC. nsfa.asn.au/the-association/strategic-plan/ active support for our member clubs and local Councils to improve facilities; and we As we celebrate our 60th year, it is worth Our four pillars of success, Community have developed positive communication reflecting on just how far we have come as Football Experience, Facilities, Pathways, channels with our member clubs and the an Association and to look ahead to where and Creativity & Innovation, in combination KDFRA. we are aiming to go. shape our vision for the future of football in our Association. We are working We finish our 60th year with the Association In the first year the Association (the KDSA) proactively to improve facilities across all in a sound financial position and with much started with seven clubs and just seven local government areas in our Association to look forward to as we work together teams. We ran one competition, the Under and develop a home of football that we towards our vision for the future. I would 12 age group. There were no girls playing can all share. We are building pathways like to thank Malcolm Waldock and the football and the total assets of the to allow both players and coaches NSFA staff for their time and commitment association were £17, including just £6 the opportunity to develop towards this year. After just one year in the CEO in cash. No one could argue that we have representative football. We are particularly role, Malcolm has made a positive impact come a very long way since then! excited for the future of women’s and girls’ on the professionalism of the NSFA and This year over 16,000 players took part in representative football with the signing this worked closely with the Board to meet its the NSFA winter competition alone – and, year of a former Matilda’s player Servet goals. The new logo and the new website of course, we have a very successful Uzunlar who will also join the Tigers’ are just two visible representations of the summer football season too. The coaching staff. This is evidence of our advances made by the NSFA office this Association is now made up of 31 clubs, commitment to providing a pathway for our year. I would also like to express profound and around 1250 teams. We put on nearly juniors to progress from grassroots football thanks to the Board itself. All the members 5000 competition games in the winter to the highest level of representative are hard-working and committed volunteers competitions alone (including Cup and football while remaining within their local who have worked together as a strong and Shield games), plus the thousands of area. cohesive team to ensure that we realise the miniroos non-competition games for Under vision we share, and that ‘our community We are also working to build the best 6-11. This included over 1100 games experience the joy of Football’. football experience we can for all the played in girls’ and women’s competitions. players and officials in our Association. Dr Ian Plant In terms of NSFA representative football, Grassroots football is the lifeblood of the Chair: NSFA Board of Directors our Tigers women and girls competed in Association and we have a strong focus on the NPL1 this year after securing promotion supporting our member clubs. from the second division last year.

3 I would personally like to thank the NSFA Whilst there were many positive stories in Chief Executive Board for their outstanding levels of 2017, the support of Ku-ring-gai Council Officer's Report commitment, professionalism, governance with the development of three new playing and support throughout the course of the fields at NTRA and the upgrade to Koola last 12 months. Park has made a very significant difference to our intractable ground shortage problems. Having come from a club background I The support of State MP Alister Henskens, know very well that it is the volunteers in Member for Ku-ring-gai, in assisting the our local clubs that are the lifeblood of West Pymble Football Club in securing our association. Dressing fields, grading $500k worth of funding for the synthetic teams, coaching, managing, registering, upgrade of Norman Griffiths Oval is also and raising funds are just some of the a game changer. It steers us even closer activities that do not happen without a to our strategic goal of having ten synthetic spirit of generosity and selflessness that pitches in full operation by season 2021. make sporting clubs such a wonderful Thank you Alister for your ongoing part of the community fabric. Thank you commitment to the sporting facilities to every volunteer who simply “made debate. it happen” in 2017. Your efforts are Malcolm Waldock appreciated by more than you know. When it comes to enabling our game to be played there can be no more significant 16386 participants played the beautiful In the pantheon of volunteers there have contribution than that provided by our game in our 2017 Winter Competition. A been none more committed than Mark referees. The NSFA’s relationship with the further 2100 are playing Summer Football Bryant. Sadly and somewhat suddenly, the KDFRA is healthy and vibrant and I would making the NSFA one of the largest NSFA community lost one of its brightest like to thank Alan Woods and Dimitrios sporting associations in Australia. It is a characters and hardest workers in August Gongolidis for their outstanding leadership great responsibility and one that the NSFA of this year. Mark was President of the Lane throughout 2017. We will continue to work Board and staff take very seriously. Cove West football club for 30+ years and closely with the KDFRA to create an also served tirelessly on NSFA Committees. 2017 was a year of new directions. The environment where we can attract, recruit, He was the original driving force behind the new NSFA Board set about creating a engage and retain a full complement development of over age football in our strategic framework to guide the association of highly qualified referees every year. association and all Over 35s and Over 45s over the next three years. Our “Four Pillars players owe him a great debt. Worth more I would like to thank and acknowledge of Success” provide absolute clarity about than his achievements are the number of all those who have served on the Men’s, what is important to the association friendships. Mark will be missed by many. Girls and Women’s, and Junior Football between now and 2020. A focus on Committees. In 2018 we are piloting a continuously improving “The Community There are well over 125 separate sponsors new model of competition administration Football Experience”, striving for “Facilities” across our 31 clubs. Our sponsors provide used by many other associations. For improvements large and small, offering first much needed funds and other resources the time being this brings to an end the class and highly regarded “Pathways” for to keep fees low, facilities upgraded and need for club volunteers to serve on these coaches and players, and having “Creativity club uniforms refreshed. Thank you to committees. Over the years many very and Innovation” at the forefront of everything every individual or business who supports dedicated NSFA members have freely we do will leave an outstanding foundation our game at a community level. At an given their time for the betterment of the for future generations of footballers on the association level, I am grateful for the association. I would like to thank each North Shore of Sydney. support of Auto One Waitara, Besteam and every member for their generosity and Sports, Foundation IT, MiPet Insurance selflessness. and Wahroonga Village Podiatry. Thank you for your contribution to the NSFA.

The support of our local councillors and state and federal politicians should also be acknowledged.

4 There were many highlights during the year. On the field, the Northbridge Football Club continued their love affair with the State Cup pulling off another two victories in the G16 and MAA competitions. Our Tier One MAA and WAA competitions had their most exciting finish in years with West Pymble and Northbridge the respective winners. Many other competitions went down to the wire. Our Summer Football competition has grown by 30% year on year proving that our participation rates continue to dominate the Australian sporting landscape.

Off the field there were also exciting developments. This year we hired Ed Ferguson to take on the role of Community Football Manager. In less than twelve months he developed a coach support program called INSPIRE that finished the year with 250 NSFA community coaches as members.

He has also been instrumental in creating a player development program called XLR8 that is progressively being offered to NSFA clubs to ensure all players have access to high quality and professional coaches. The NSFA Board set about creating a strategic framework to guide the association over the next three years the “Four Pillars of Success” To top it all off September saw the NSFA provide absolute clarity about what is important to the association launch its inaugural Skellern Cup, a between now and 2020. Primary School gala day for girl’s teams that attracted 15 local schools and over 400 players.

In 2017 we also welcomed Adam Cloughton in competitions, Nick Amies in Digital and Social Media and Eilidh Mackay as our Representative Programs Manager. Along with Paul Orgad (Facilities), Damian Miles (Competitions), Marcia Allman (Administration), Jason Eagar (Technical Director) and Alan Clarke (Accountant), I would like to thank all staff for their high levels of commitment and passion for the NSFA cause.

Malcolm Waldock Chief Executive Officer

5 The past 12 months has resulted in a Grants and Funding: NSFA will continue Facilities Report significant change to the facility landscape applying for various grant opportunities in NSFA. We now have access to arguably which are available. We encourage clubs the best sporting precinct on the North and their members to better engage in this Shore in the shape of North Turramurra process as it has proven to be a successful Recreation Area (NTRA). The site includes method in accomplishing much needed three full sized fields (of which one is upgrades. NSFA were successful in synthetic) and two natural turf. The receiving just over $11,000 this financial opportunities for this unique site are many year. I have set an ambitious target and our ambition to turn it into a genuine of $50,000 in 2018 but this will require “Home of Football” remains; however, greater collaboration between myself it will not be without its challenges. and our members. At the time of writing documentation is being prepared to assist The delay in car park construction meant with the above goal. limited access to all three fields and for most of the year NSFA shared an 80 space North Sydney: Earlier this year NSFA car park with the golf course whilst an declared its support for a submission made additional 200 space car park was built. Paul Orgad by North Sydney United to extend the Thankfully the car park is now complete current DA at Cammeray Oval – specifically and was first used on a very successful requesting an increase to the hours which NSFA Cup Day in early September. The the field could be hired. North Sydney were amenities block was finished in February successful in their quest to gain access allowing Northern Tigers and NSFA from 7am on weekdays, an additional Representative teams to play out of NTRA. 30 minutes on midweek evenings and All three fields will be available for training an extra 3.5 hours on Saturday nights – and competition next season meaning providing NSFA with another night time NSFA clubs will benefit from our increased venue. Council has included an upgrade access. to Waverton Park in its 2018 capital works program which will see new drainage, NSFA financed various ancillary items in irrigation and turf installed and an upgrade order for NTRA to be Football NSW Drone aerial shot of Cammeray Oval. to the existing floodlights compliant. This highlights our commitment to the previously mentioned objective and Willoughby Council: The long awaited lays the foundations for an eventual Home redevelopment of Chatswood High School of Football. In fact NSFA made a number was finally completed in August. The of facility related investments over the past Department of Education and Willoughby 12 months including: Council partnered to deliver a synthetic football field and hard asphalt courts Project Investment catering for various activities. Whilst the NTRA fencing $70,000 timing of completion was somewhat NTRA retractable net $28,500 unfortunate several NSFA clubs have (above): The new fencing at NTRA. NTRA team shelters $28,000 already made use of the field by conducting (below): Spectator car parking capable of accommodating 200 cars. NTRA spectator seating $3,800 some off-season training. This now represents the third synthetic site in the Charles Bean soft net $11,000 Willoughby LGA and with a fourth due in Charles Bean fencing $1,500 the near future (Gore Hill), I would like to Bob Campbell surface $4,500 acknowledge the contribution WCC is making to sport and the community through Total $147,300 these facilities. However, Council are not stopping there.

6 The latest operational plan confirms a Funding for converting Norman Griffiths to Heading into 2018 the floodlights at both $715,000 investment into both fields at synthetic grass has finally been confirmed James Park and Little Warrina St will receive Naremburn which will see renewal of the with West Pymble FC successful in receiving much needed improvement, as will the drainage and irrigation systems and a full $500,000 of State Government funding surface at Berowra Oval following years of replacement of the playing surface. The through the Category 3 Liquor and Gaming extensive use. NSFA are hoping to install a current timeline should see work starting in Infrastructure program. Council and NSFA synthetic field north of Turramurra and we October with the field open for play by the are currently finalising the project design have commenced discussions with Council 2018 season, weather permitting. Council including site specific details before tender as it will alleviate some of the access issues has also confirmed it will install floodlights documents can be released. Primula Oval we experience from September to March. at Bicentennial Oval (Hallstrom Park) in Lindfield will be the beneficiary of a I would like to take this opportunity to and Mowbray Public, further showing $380,000 investment into improving the acknowledge the contribution each of our commitment to solving the shortage of fencing and pathways and a much needed 5 Councils have made over the past training grounds in the area. Both of these floodlight upgrade. Minor improvements to 12 months and particularly express my projects are pending DA approval but the amenities at Comenarra and George gratitude to Alister Henskens, State Council are hopeful of completing the Christie are also included in the delivery Member for Ku-ring-gai who has supported work by next season. plan ending June 2018. the Norman Griffiths project for many years. Lane Cove Council: Unfortunately NSFA Looking ahead Council have commissioned I look forward to working with all of our had to relinquish some access to the a study to determine whether water which stakeholders to further develop our facilities. synthetic fields at Blackman Park on a drains off Warrimoo oval ends up in a nearby Paul Orgad Sunday morning due to increasing demand endangered upland swamp. The results of Facilities Manager by junior AFL in the area. As the field is this study should be available early in the the only full-sized AFL field in the LGA new year and this will govern the future the decision was made to allow AFL sole possibility of the site being converted to access until 11.30am on a weekly basis. synthetic turf. NSFA did however gain additional access Ground Closures in 2017 to the synthetic fields on a Friday night Total number of days the following which will become part of the ‘competition grounds were closed in the 2017 season: schedule’ moving forward. This will assist • Castle Cove South – 13 in resolving some of the access issues we • Castle Cove North – 10 experience which sees several men’s • Norman Griffiths – 10 divisions participating in a Sunday rotation • Samuel King – 10 throughout the season. Cammeray hosted 245 games in 2017 – Ku-ring-gai Council: Without doubt the the most of any ground in NSFA. (above): The new synthetic surface at Chatswood High School. biggest development in the past 12 months Hornsby Council: Despite some tough (below): New perimeter fence and improved has been the opening and completion of drainage/playing surface at Foxglove Oval. NTRA. Council have overseen a number times for Hornsby Shire Council in the past of other projects including Howson Oval 12 months its support and investment into which was once again available following sporting facilities has continued. During last its redevelopment in 2016 and the surface summer Council undertook a full was excellent throughout the entire season. replacement of the perimeter fence at Koola Park received a similar upgrade and Foxglove Oval. In total 264m linear metres was also one of the best grass fields this of fencing was removed and new black season. Further work is scheduled which chain wire fencing installed. The field was will include a new car park and landscaping also closed for several months at the start at the Northern end of Koola. of 2017 while surface improvements were made. Upgrades to several parts of Asquith Oval were finished earlier this year including new parking along Mills Ave.

7 Since commencing work with NSFA in A well-received initiative from 2017 was the Communications Report March this year, 2017 has seen massive MiniRoos Player of the Week competition changes made to how NSFA delivers that was run on Facebook throughout information to its members, most notably the season. A MiniRoos-specific email in the form of new websites for the newsletter was also sent to parents before association itself and Northern Tigers FC. the start of the season and its success makes a 2018 version a top priority. Built on Wordpress, the two websites will allow our members to access the information With all of this in mind, the plan for 2018 they need anywhere, thanks to both sites is to provide more consistent and engaging being mobile-compatible. For those of you content throughout the season, with a who have been stuck trying to view fixtures number of ideas already up for consideration.

while out on the road this will be a massive Another area of focus for 2018 is assisting help! clubs with their online presence. Websites The year has also seen an ongoing and social media continue to grow in improvement in the usage of our social importance and in order to retain our place as the number one grassroots sport we Nick Amies media channels, in particular Facebook. With a NSFA Instagram account also now need to stay ahead of the curve.

in use, we hope that in conjunction with Weekly coverage of the Men’s Premier email newsletters we can deliver important League and Women’s All-Age Division 1 is information to our members in a timely one of the first items on the list, but also manner. expanding the number and variety of local In terms of coverage, throughout the stories is a must. There is a multitude of season we profiled some Local Legends – incredible stories out at the grounds every players, coaches, and volunteers that have weekend and we want to share them with made a notable contribution to football the entire association. If you have a story within our association. These interviews within your club or team that is worth were published on the NSFA website and sharing, get in touch! were received well on our newsletters and Nick Amies Facebook pages. Digital and Social Media Officer

We also provided coverage of the winter football season, getting out to a variety of matches from different divisions and age groups and attending special club events. Covering three successive title deciders in the Men’s Premier League, Men’s O35-1’s and Women’s Division 1 certainly made for an exciting end to the season!

(above): A cross section of games featured in NSFA’s website and Facebook pages.

8 This year the Association had nearly 1,500 This year saw an unprecedented number Junior Mixed registered volunteers that ensured the of moves between divisions. MiniRoos Football Report junior mixed teams were organised at the re-grading is performed periodically beginning and every match during the throughout the season by an automated season. Without the team Coaches, methodology that was implemented Managers, Age Convenors, Club numerous years ago by Dale Catzel (Junior Committee members and Junior Football Chair 2009/2010). A quantitative analysis Committee members, the close to 10,000 of the MiniRoos re-grading efficiency was children would be without the sport they undertaken during the year. It was found love so dearly. that the methodology does work to improve and minimise the goal difference between Of these 1,500 volunteers, 10% took on teams as the season progresses. two or more registered team based roles. To lessen the work load on the few, I I would like to recognise the tireless and encourage more parents to get involved diligent work of the NSFA Office, without and enjoy the sense of satisfaction and the super human efforts of Damian Miles, community that volunteering gives you. Marcia Allman, Adam Cloughton and Paul A worthy starting point is to attend a free Orgad, we would not be able to enjoy 3 hour MiniRoos Course. This small more than 500 Junior Mixed Football investment in time demonstrates how easy matches each and every weekend during it is to get involved in the game, whether it the season. is coaching, managing, being a game I would also like to thank the 2017 Junior leader, referee or an encouraging spectator. Football Committee (JFC) members for On Courses, there are Skills Training their devotion in applying their depth of (Under 9 to Under 13) and Game Training experience in overseeing Mixed Junior (Under 14 to Under 18) Courses scheduled MiniRoos and Mixed Competition Football during the off season so as to prepare for of the Association; the new Season ahead. Please improve • Martin Dickey (Northbridge) your coaching skill by taking these age U6/7 Age Convenor appropriate Courses. • Dion Tucker (West Pymble) Despite the success for the trial of a Sunday U8/9 Age Convenor Under 13 competition in 2016, unfortunately • Jason Hughes (Lindfield) we could not get enough teams to make U10/11 Age Convenor neither a U13 or U14 Sunday based • Christine Freer (Mount Colah) competition in 2017. U12 Age Convenor • Hernan Reyes (Prouille) The Under 12s are a challenging age group U13 Age Convenor to get the competition as even as possible. We ran two weeks of trials at the beginning • Matthew Wall (Hornsby RSL) U14 Age Convenor of the season to help with the creation of the Under 12 Divisions. This process • Miles Townend (Kissing point) U15 Age Convenor reduced the need for divisional changes throughout the season. • Tony Kalogerou (North Sydney) U16 Age Convenor That brings me to competition divisional • Tass Meli (Berowra) changes. For the integrity of a competition, U18 Age Convenor the Committee will only move teams between divisions during the season if Barry Thompson Chair - Junior Mixed Football Committee there is a compelling case to do so. One move of a team can have a knock-on effect on up to another 15 teams.

9 2017 was a sad year for the Senior Mixed The Board has determined to abolish the Men's Football Report Football Committee (SMFC). The SMFC Football Committee system of managing witnessed the sad passing of long-term competition football as of 2018. I would committee member Mark Bryant. In April like to thank every person who is currently Mark told the committee that he had been or has ever been a member of this diagnosed with lung cancer but as we committee over the many years of its wished him well little did we know that existence and every club official, coach, Mark’s cancer was already well advanced team manager and player for their great into secondary areas and by August his contributions to Senior Mixed football. fight was over. Mark’s motto was “the more While this committee is very disappointed football, the better”. with the decision taken by the Board we wish the office staff all the best and Mark was the driving force behind the remain willing to offer any assistance we growth of both the Over 35 and Over 45 can in the next 12 months. competitions and had in recent years organised a number of Over 60 matches, 1. Player Numbers – overall player possibly with a view to creating an Over numbers in all 3 age groups were up on 60 competition in the near future! Mark will last year, which brought numbers back be greatly missed by the Over Age Mixed to 2015 levels. Over 45 once again saw football community and the members of the biggest increase with a rise of 8% this committee and his club Lane Cove (Mark would be very pleased with that). West. Traditionally Men’s football has experienced a spike in numbers in a World Cup year My thanks go to the Senior Mixed so here’s hoping that Australia’s name is Committee members this year: on one of those ping-pong balls in the big Roy Ashpole (PL and AA3) glass bowls come December! Andrew Cummins (AA2) Frank Hamersley (351) 2. Player Age Profiles – the average age Chris Wiseman (AA4) of an All Age Player was 25, of an Over 35 Brian Hay (AA5) player was 42 and of an Over 45 player John Humphreys (O35/2) was 55. In All Age 5.2% of players are over Ian Plant (O35/3) 35, in Over 35 26% are over 45 and in Clive Solari (O45/1) Over 45 26% are over 55. The number of Jon Tatt (AA6). players aged Over 60 in this association is upwards of 120, which shows that our I looked after O35/4 and O45/2). This team, players are getting older on average every together with Competitions Manager year, in line with the general population. Damian Miles, formulated the divisions and This ageing will no doubt create many managed all aspects related to the SMFC challenges for the Association in the years Competitions. The committee met monthly to come. during the season and pre-season to ensure that all competitions are well structured. 3. Grounds – unfortunately not all fixtures can be played on Saturday afternoons due During each season, we discuss many to there being not enough grounds available. issues including re-scheduling games The committee scheduled up to 10 matches (luckily we only lost 1 week to rain this a week on Sundays in 2018. Matches were season), to adjudicate on matters regarding also played on Friday nights at Cammeray player eligibility, matches reported in dispute and Blackman and also on Saturday nights disposition of abandoned matches and at a number of grounds. The continued to discuss changes to regulations and growth of these opportunities may reduce structure of the competitions. the need to schedule matches on Sundays.

10 4. Promotion & Relegation – the 2 up/2 9. Champion of Champions – at the down principle was again in place in 2017. time of writing, these three teams will be However, Northbridge Red, which finished representing NSFA at the Football NSW 2nd in All Age 2 to Northbridge White, was Champion of Champions tournament. unable to accept promotion to Premier 10. State Cup – Northbridge White League due to the “one team per club” rule became just the second NSFA club to win in place in Premier League. The committee the Bill Cullinan Cup (All Age State Cup) determined that Lane Cove, which finished since Kissing Point in 2005. They did so second last in Premier League, would retain in very dramatic fashion. Defeated in the their place. original final but re-instated into the 5. Midweek fixtures – thankfully we competition when their opponents were enjoyed great weather this season and found to have played ineligible players there was little need to play matches in in 2 earlier rounds they played a second midweek. Playing matches in midweek final against a different opponent. This is problematic as nearly all grounds are time they were victorious despite having a fully booked with training but my thanks player sent off. It is believed, although not go to North Sydney United club who confirmed, that they may well be the first allowed non-North Sydney teams to use team from a second-tier Association Cammeray and Primrose for catch-up competition to have won this title. games and Cup games. 11. NSFA and Rick Close Cup – West 6. Referees – this season again we asked Pymble triumphed in an exciting final the clubs to nominate the required number against Northbridge Red by 4 goals to 1, of KDFRA qualified referees per squad although the match was closer than the and/or team and not just for the total score line might suggest. The Rick Close required number. In 2017 NSFA overall had Cup was a hard-fought affair between a coverage of 100% in PL and MAA2, was North Sydney United and West Pymble 86% for MAA3, 91% in MAA4, 82% in which was eventually decided in North Premier League Awards MAA5, and 69% in MAA6 ( had fewest Sydney’s favour by 2 goals to 0. KDFRA officials in this division). For M351 Player of the Year: In Summary 2017 was a fantastic year. 1st: Alex Moth (27) it was 92%, M352 was 83%, M353 was The Competition is still growing in player North Sydney United 91% and M354 was 83%. In M451, it was numbers and referee coverage is at an 2nd: Rob Tall (25) 91%, M452 97% and M453 just 69%. (West Pymble) all-time high. We look forward to an even 3rd: Mitchell Bath (24) 7. EMC Review – EMC continued to be more prosperous 2018. (Chatswood Rangers) a great success. However, small glitches Nigel Lazarus Matt Vickers have been identified and these will hopefully Senior Mixed Football Committee Old Barker FC be rectified in 2018. Golden Boot: 8. Division One Winners - West Pymble 1st: Justin Ciabatti (17) Lindfield won their 3rd successive Premier League 2nd: Alex Moth (16) title after a see-saw battle with Lindfield North Sydney United and North Sydney United and St Michael’s 3rd: Mitchell Bath (15) comfortably won Over 45 Division One for Chatswood Rangers the second successive year. In the closest

Over 35 Division One race in many years, fair play award: Premier League: Knox United Lindfield won the league in a dramatic All Age 2: Berowra and St Ives last day for their first win since 2001. club championship: Winner: Greenwich

11 In 2018, DL will be available in the following Congratulations to Northbridge G16s who Girls/Women's Report age groups G10, G12, G14 and G16. I am won the 2017 State Cup, an outstanding excited for the future of women’s football in result! At the time of writing, 6 NSFA teams our association as these DL girls advance were heading into the round of 16 in the through the age groups. Champion of Champions competition. The very best of luck to Hornsby Heights Girls and women’s football often finds itself G12, Northbridge G14, Northbridge G16, at the mercy of its player numbers and Hornsby Heights G18, North Sydney 2017 was no different. The WAA and W35 United WAA and Mt Colah W30. competitions are great examples, where Division 1 sees three or four teams that are Finally, I would like to thank the GWFC far more dominant. I congratulate these committee members: teams on their success. I would also like Tineke Millard (Kissing Point) W35 to acknowledge the other teams who Sarah Jenkins Kristy McMillan (Berowra) WAA struggle for results but show great Megan Bachelor (Northbridge) G18 determination and do so with good sportsmanship and no complaints. Lynne Spencer (Greenwich) G16 Rob Fitzgerald (Greenwich) G14 This issue is also evident in some of the younger age groups. To address this in the Catherine Weinress (West Pymble) G12 long term, we need to focus on the depth and Diamond League of players in female football. As always, the Michelle Cross (North Sydney) Committee, the NSFA and local clubs are I would also like to offer my sincere thanks working tirelessly to increase participation to Adam Cloughton at NSFA who has been rates in girls’ football and also ensure that an invaluable source of support. their footballing experience is a positive one. Sarah Jenkins This year, we have been very lucky to have Chair, NSFA Girls and Women’s Committee Ed Ferguson from NSFA working diligently I always feel a little disappointed to find on the advancement of girls’ football in our myself at the end of another football season, WAA Division 1 Awards association. but it is encouraging to look back on 2017 Some significant highlights of that work are: Player of the Year: and feel reassured that female football in 1st: Rebecca McKinnon • NSFA Coaching Scholarship: Two the Northern Suburbs is as popular as ever. Lindfield B of these scholarships were awarded 2nd: Bridget Walker It’s also a joy to finish the season with gala to female coaches, Emily Brown of North Sydney United day and witness firsthand the competitive Lindfield FC and Hannah McNulty from 3rd: Linda Carroll yet fun spirit of our players. Northbridge Northern Tigers. The Diamond League (DL) continues to • NSFA supporting the Public Schools Golden Boot: 1st: Linda Carroll (17) be a great option for girls playing in our Sporting Association (PSSA): A new Northbridge competition. Although, player numbers model for girl’s PSSA football was 2nd: Matilda Vaughan (11) were slightly down this year due to the introduced involving the girls playing Lane Cove 3rd: Sasha Rodriguez (10) increase in girls playing SAP, the DL still a round robin of small sided games. Lindfield A provides a strong competitive environment. A great experience for experienced and Brittany Austin (10) In addition, the requirement of twice a week new players. Northbridge training is clearly raising the skill level and Charlotte Patterson (10) • NSFA Skellern Cup: A fantastic initiative Lindfield A development of the players. that saw 27 teams from 15 schools participate in a two day event with the aim being to showcase footballs’ inclusiveness and the enjoyment and camaraderie it can provide.

12 The 2016/2017 Summer Football season Due to the increase in the number of Summer 6-a-side saw 256 teams registered with 1856 players centres and a huge spike in the participation Report competing at 3 centres: Blackman Oval numbers, FNSW are hoping to expand the in Lane Cove, Mills Park in Asquith and Summer Football Champion of Champions Charles Bean Oval in Lindfield. The 2017/ in 2017/2018 Season. 2018 season extended to us using NTRA A very big ‘Thankyou’ must go to NSFA – North Turramurra Recreational Area as Ground controllers, John and Maggie the 3rd venue. It is hoped this centre will Humphreys, Bryce Nielsen, Zac and Ben increase in participation over the next Sullivan, Gina Taouk, Brian Binfield and couple of years. Cooper Thompson for their work during the For the first time Blackman Oval hosted 2016/2017 Season. NSFA are committed a Summer Football U8-U11 MiniRoos to ensure all Summer Football Centres have competition at Blackman Oval and the qualified ground controllers to assist team response has been fantastic. Between managers and players. An education 5pm and 6pm each Tuesday 8 fields host program has been put in place at Blackman (above): Blackman Oval at Lane Cove. a hive of activity with many of these teams Oval to ensure all Ground controllers (below): Overview of the North Turramurra Recreational Area NTRA). registering again to play in the 2017 season. understand the value of promotion of this Summer Football is a great way to build on wonderful venture.This Season we have the teamwork already formed in the Winter five new Ground Controllers going through Competition. We encourage more teams the program. in this age group to join Summer Football, NSFA would also like to acknowledge the and to build on their teamwork and KDFRA for coming on board for Summer technical skills obtained during the Winter Football. More than eighty referees are now season. Summer Football is also a great registered with KDFRA for the 2017 Summer introductory sport for those new to football. Football season. Thankyou to Alan Woods During 2017 NSFA are using Electronic for his assistance, ensuring this combined Match Cards. The process will enable a project has been a great success. quicker response for entering of scores NSFA would like to thank Mark Rushton for going forward. his contribution to NSFA (6aside) Summer NSFA sent the following teams to play Football for the past 12 years. In the last in the FNSW Champion of Champions in couple of years Mark has worked under December 2016. Whilst they did not come extreme circumstances to ensure the away with the Trophy, they all played Summer Football had a very good basis for admirably and made NSFA Summer the NSFA to continue to grow the sport. Football proud. FNSW were very impressed We wish Mark all the very best in his future with the standard and sportsmanship of endeavors. our teams. The 2017 Summer Football season has Men’s Competition delivered an increase in the number of NSFA 1 – EEWFC teams and participants and we look forward to all Clubs participating in what is NSFA 2 – RSL Pirates becoming a very popular, fun way, to NSFA 3 – PASA Stallions encourage teamwork and keep Football There were no Women’s entries in the thriving all year round. 2016/2017 season as the teams were We look forward to seeing you at a Summer unavailable to play. Football Venue in 2018!

Adam Cloughton and Marcia Allman

13 In September 2017 Northern Suburbs NSFA Skellern Cup Football Association (NSFA) conducted the first ever NSFA Skellern Cup, a girls football tournament for primary schools across the northern suburbs region of Sydney.

Taking place at the new North Turramurra Recreation Area (NTRA) sports fields over two days, the NSFA Skellern Cup saw over 400 players, teachers and parents from 15 schools take part in what was a wonderful event filled with fun, friendship, good sportsmanship and, most importantly, football!

The competition trophies, one for junior teams (years 3 and 4) and one for senior (above): Neutral Bay Public School winners (above): Kim and Amanda Skellern at the of the 2017 Skelleren Cup for seniors. Cup presentation. teams (years 5 and 6), were awarded on (below): Artarmon Public School winners of (below): Players from St Ives North Public a broad list of criteria that included positive School. the 2017 Skelleren Cup for juniors. encouragement of each other and opposition and exhibiting school spirit and good sportsmanship.

The Junior Cup was awarded to Artarmon Public School on Wednesday and the Senior Cup was awarded to Neutral Bay Public School on Thursday.

The NSFA Skellern Cup is named after Amanda and Kimberley Skellern, twin sisters who have played for Northern Tigers, the NSFA representative side, for the past nine years and started their football careers with local club West Pymble FC.

The event was also supported and attended by Football NSW and Sydney FC. Based on schools attendance and the overwhelming positive feedback from all involved, NSFA have committed to continuing the cup into the future and look forward to welcoming more schools and more girls to NTRA in 2018.

Full list of schools that attended: Artarmon, Beaumont Road, Castle Cove, Hornsby A cross section of the teams participating in the first Skellern Cup. Heights, Hornsby North, Neutral Bay, Mount Colah, Ravenswood, Roseville, St Ives North, St. Thomas Willoughby, St. Mary’s, Turramurra, Wahroonga Prep and West Pymble.

Please check the NSFA website or facebook page to watch the video. 14 It is with pleasure I submit the PD&DC Another disappointing aspect is the number PD & DC Report report for the 2017 season. of players who fail to appear at PD&DC after having been sent from the field of play, The recently completed 2017 season was primarily due to a lack of knowledge of the an interesting one for the PD&DC. Generally PD&DC Regulations. I urge all Club speaking, it was uneventful except for a few Executive members and Team Managers extraordinary matters that came before the to make themselves fully conversant with committee. However, as the statistics below these prior to the start of next season so show there was an interesting trend in player they are aware of when a player is required discipline with an increase of 15.17% to appear or not. in send offs and a marginal increase in cautions. Fortunately there were only a few late nights this season and I would like to express my Yet again, players & team officials abuse sincere gratitude to this season’s committee of match officials continues to be an area members, Edwina Robinson, Penny Howell, of concern. In my 50 plus years of Paul O’Donnell, Chris Hemming, Chris involvement in the game, I don’t recall once Rayner, Murray Hutton, Peter Thomsett, hearing a match official abuse a player or Dave Kirley, Peter Gregory and Alex Rusten coach for a mistake they may have made (KDFRA Delegate), for their time and efforts (and yes they do make them in every on Wednesday nights. Your contributions match). Whilst week in and week out during were greatly appreciated. the season we have people abusing match officials for, in their opinion, getting a Finally, many thanks also to the office staff, decision incorrect. particularly Damian and Marcia, for their support and assistance. It too was greatly It must stop. Otherwise, our already small appreciated. pool of referees will diminish even further to the extent that very few matches will Yours in sport, have referees appointed to them. It is up Alan Clarke to everybody involved in a club or team to Chairman NSFA PD&DC take positive action to eliminate this blight on our great game.

I assure you the PD&DC will maintain its strong stance of recent years in regards to anyone found guilty of this offence.

KDFRA Referees for the 2017 NSFA Please remember the game is for everyone Treasurers Shield: Dylan Brett, Max Couvert, to enjoy and is after all, particularly at local Dean Gongolidis, Rowen Fisher. community level, only a game. (below): KDFRA Referees for the 2017 NSFA Cup: Jamie Ewin, Cameron Lee, Jared Katz, Nick Gongolidis. 2017 Season Statistics

2017 2016 2015 2014 2013

Send Offs 205 178 206 182 229

Cautions 2263 2256 1977 1784 2134

4 Yellow Suspensions 67 60 22 39 82

6 Yellow Suspensions 6 6 8 2 12

7 Yellow Suspensions 2 1 1 0 6

15 Coach and player development continues Thank you to all the coaches that engaged Technical Director's to be given a high priority in NSFA. with a coach education event in 2017. Developing better coaches and players at Report Ed Ferguson has made a significant impact all levels of the game is critical for a healthy in a short period to increase the opportunities and vibrant football community. The NSFA for coach development; his local knowledge, football community is becoming more passion, and energy will benefit the NSFA educated and aware of the benefits of coaching community for a long time to quality coaching, with NSFA supporting come. Thank you to Nick Amies for his this with the appointment Ed Ferguson as video production to bring content to life. the Community Football Manager in early 2017. NSFA Football School The NSFA Football School is in its 5th year Community Football of operation, playing a key role in both Coach Education player and coach development. The Coach education delivery in NSFA has Football School is a training program evolved this year in an attempt to make (including Goalkeeper specific training) coach education opportunities more aligning with the National Curriculum for accessible to all coaches and importantly community players aged U6 to U14 of all Jason Eagar potential new coaches. Coach education levels. The aim of the program is to provide provides the foundation for player enjoyment an opportunity for all community players and development; better players’ leads to to receive professional coaching in addition better football, leading to a stronger football to their club training. The Football School culture.Coach education initiatives in 2017: operates all year round following each of • Community coach education courses: the four school terms at venues across Miniroos, Skill Training, Game Training, the association. Senior, Goalkeeper Certificates Thank you to all the NSFA Football School • Advanced coach education – coaches, and their mentor and Head C Licence course Coach Eilidh Mackay for running a • Community Coach Workshops – professional program. targeted sessions run at Clubs by the NSFA School Holiday Clinics Community Football Manager, FNSW School holiday clinics cater for all community Workshops, Goalkeeper Workshop, players (boys and girls) from U6 to U14, J League Club Yokohama F Marions with a joint focus on fun and development. Workshop The holiday clinic coaches are all accredited • Inspire – online community and resource coaches, most of which are either Northern for NSFA coaches (blog, session content, Tigers coaching staff or players. Girls have video, research articles). Our mission is the choice to attend the mixed clinics or to better the footballing experience of Girls only holiday clinics with exclusively both the coach and players by providing female coaches. Specific goalkeeper relevant, progressive and easy to digest coaching is provided at the holiday clinics content. Over 250 local coaches are for goalkeepers wanting hone their craft, Inspire members. but also for players wanting to try • Coach Scholarships – four local goalkeeping for the first time. Holiday clinics coaches awarded Coach Scholarships, operate out of two venues: Charles Bean which included funding their Advanced Oval and North Turramurra Recreation C Licence course fee and ongoing Area. mentoring. An investment in local Youth development coaches from J League coaches for the benefit of local players Club Yokohama F Marions ran a three-day and Clubs. clinic in the July School Holiday period exclusively for NSFA. 16 Thank you again to Eilidh Mackay for running Association Youth League The Youth Boys (U13 to U16) compete a successful program that has the dual (U13/U14/U15/U16) in the NPL 1 competition, playing against purpose of developing young players in a fun NSFA entered teams in the FNSW the A League Academies from Sydney FC environment; while also developing young Association Youth League (AYL competition and Western Sydney Wanderers. The Men coaches. in 2017, representative teams selected compete in the NPL 2 competition, with from boys residing in the NSFA region. the U18s, U20s and 1st Grade teams all Representative Football Providing these players and coaches making finals appearances. The Northern Skill Acquisition Program with an additional challenge and a further Tigers females participated in the NPL (SAP – U9/U10/U11/U12) development opportunity. Thank you to 1 competition for the first time in a few SAP forms part of the FNSW official pathway Brendan Dalton (Head Coach) and Emma years, this level of competition was a for talented local players and coaches. Hunt (League Manager) for their significant wonderful challenge that they can build on Under the NSFA umbrella, we operate two contribution to the program. in 2018. mixed SAP licences – Northern Tigers and Northern Lions. In addition to this, a Girls FNSW State Titles 2018 Only SAP program operates in the U10 A number of Northern Suburbs players and Planning for 2018 is well advanced with and U12 age groups as Northern Tigers. coaches were successful in being selected exciting improvements to occur in the Almost 180 players are engaged in the to represent Met Far North at the FNSW player and coach development fields, in SAP environment, training three times a State Titles held in July and September – both the community and representative week plus a weekend game for almost 40 both boys and girls teams, ranging from environments, to ensure NSFA continues weeks a year. Setting the players up with U12 to U15s. The State Titles provide to provide local players and coaches with a great foundation for the future. another development opportunity for local opportunities to take advantage of their players and coaches. The teams are drawn potential and continue to enjoy football. There is a commitment to complying with from players residing within the NSFA and the National Curriculum guidelines in terms Jason Eagar Central Coast Football boundaries. of coach qualifications, training practices, Technical Director and playing style to achieve age specific National Premier League (NPL) – development outcomes for the players. Northern Tigers FC FNSW actively monitor compliance by Northern Tigers FC provide a pathway for attending training sessions and match days. local players to reach the highest levels of In addition to training and games, other the game. The vision for Northern Tigers FC development opportunities throughout is to develop better players for tomorrow. the season include FNSW Gala Days, combined training sessions with the Tigers and Lions licences, and an overseas tour for the U12 age group to Japan to experience training with and playing against J League Academy teams. Thank you to all the coaches, players, parents, and local clubs for supporting this program.

The SAP coaches do a great job as educators and mentors, thank you to Ed Ferguson and Oliver Stickland for your dedication to SAP; and to the support from the team managers, and League Managers Gregg du Plessis and Lisa Carmichael.

17 At the beginning of 2017, Paul Stickland Much credit to Pat O’Sullivan who has been Northern Tigers resigned from his position both as an NSFA the driving force behind the Girls/Women’s Football Report board member and as Chair of the Northern program at Tigers for many years. Pat Tigers. Paul inherited the role at a difficult stood down as First Grade coach at the time and his dedication to the position has end of the year but will continue to be enabled a much more secure foundation involved with the club in a development from which the Northern Tigers can prosper capacity. in the future. One of his most significant With the security of another year in NPL 1, achievements was to create a level of we have signed Western Sydney Wanderers financial responsibility and accountability W League Coach Rich Byrne to oversee that will this year see the Northern Tigers our senior campaign for 2018. In other arrive at a better than NSFA Board budgeted exciting news, we have also confirmed the position for the 7th consecutive year. Of signing of ex Matilda Servet Uzunlar in both course, his achievements go far beyond a a playing and coaching capacity. The bottom line and his leadership, vision and experience offered by Rich and Servet will hands-on attitude will be sorely missed. assist greatly in realising the potential of Northern Tigers Football Club is a an incredibly exciting crop of local juniors development-focussed football club champing at the bit to test themselves that seeks to develop better players for against the best that NSW has to offer. tomorrow. As part of the NSFA’s strategic Our Senior Men’s teams once again took planning process in 2017, the NSFA is now their place in the NPL 2 competition. All committed to seeing that development three teams made finals with our Under 20s philosophy manifest itself through having playing off in the Grand Final after winning both our Senior Men and Senior Women’s the premiership some weeks earlier. Whilst programs participating in NPL 1. This would the Grand Final did not go their way, the mean that no footballer residing in the NSFA opportunity of playing on the big stage Boundaries would need to leave our district in September will stand all the players in to pursue their football ambition, until they good stead. A big congratulations to Nick are selected for the domestic A League or Kalogerou who was recently awarded the W League competitions (or beyond). NPL 2 Under 20s Player of the Year Award. Considering the calibre of competition this Ambition such as this is a great starting is a special achievement. point but many things must come together to realise these aspirations. Fortunately the Consistency across all three grades resulted Tigers are very capably led by Technical in a highly credible 2nd place finish in the Director Jason Eagar. Under Jason’s Club Championship. Only Marconi secured stewardship, all levels of our representative more championship points across the 2017 programs have continued to improve year season although a highlight of the year was on year to the point where they are held an impressive 5-2 victory over Marconi on in universal high regard across the FNSW a perfect autumn evening at NTRA. community. Our SAP, AYL and Youth teams all had In 2017, our Tigers Girls and Women promising seasons. The focus is more stepped up to the first tier. They were on individual development than team competitive all year and benefitted performance and the calibre of player enormously from the experience of available for senior squad selection is competing at the highest level week in higher than ever before. week out.

18 Much of this development is being driven by senior Northern Tigers players who are giving back to the club in a coaching capacity in ever increasing numbers. Our SAP Under 12 players have finished the season off in style, heading to Japan for a week long development tour that will stoke the fires of ambition for another group of players graduating to youth football in 2018.

Another key ambition for the Northern Tigers program is to create a much higher level of integration with local NSFA clubs. In 2017 the Northern Tigers offered more coach education opportunities than ever before, assisted clubs with grading, involved clubs in the SAP recruitment process and coached teams through the XLR8 program. In 2018, the Northern Tigers will be seeking clubs that wish to become Youth Development Partners to encourage an even higher level of integration and engagement. All Northern Tigers players, coaches, parents and volunteers are grateful for the support offered by the NSFA Board and NSFA Clubs throughout the season.

Malcolm Waldock Chief Executive Officer

19 A combined Northern Tigers SAP and It wasn’t just on the field that the players Trip to Japan Northern Lions SAP Under 12 team were learning new lessons and strengthening travelled to Osaka, Japan this year to their bond. Off the field, the tour was experience the life of a professional footballer welcomed like Socceroos at Daichi over eight days of Japanese cultural and Elementary School as the players joined in football experiences. with classroom lessons, English language challenges and introduced to traditional The 16 players on tour were fortunate Japanese games by their new Japanese enough to test themselves against many friends. differing levels of Japanese junior football clubs, experiencing playing against the Continuing off the field, the players did likes of J-league academies, local club enjoy some relaxation, with a memorable teams and representative school teams. visit to J-league fixture Cerezo Osaka vs Across the eight day tour the players Vegarda Sendai, and a day trip to Universal competed in six games each, against eight World. different clubs residing from and around All players and coaches thoroughly enjoyed Osaka. their Japanese football and culture An equally rewarding experience for players experience, learning many lessons and was the opportunity to be coached by enjoying a latitude of experiences. NSFA local Japanese coaches, most remarkably would like to thank Red Lion tours and all with J-league academies Vissel Kobe FC that welcomed us in Osaka for affording and Cerezo Osaka FC. The boys competed us a truly memorable tour. extremely well throughout the tour, quickly adapting to the 8 vs 8 playing format alongside each other to create tactics and formations that fit within our Northern Tigers playing style. Many players were at first surprised by the high technical ability of our Japanese opponents however soon began to appreciate the different approach to training Japanese players adhere to, and coaches manage.

20 Premiership Winners

Premiers Runners Up Premiers Runners Up Junior Mixed Men’s continued U12/1 Northbridge B Lindfield A M35/1 Lindfield Nth Syd Utd Black U12/2 Wahroonga A Berowra A M35/1R Nth Syd Utd Red Nth Syd Utd Black U12/3 Mt Colah A Nth Syd Utd D M35/2 Hornsby Heights Berowra U12/4 Asquith A St Ives B M35/2R St Michaels Nth Syd Utd U12/5 Wahroonga B Lindfield E M35/3 Kissing Point North Turramurra/ Wahroonga U12/6 Prouille A Northbridge G M35/3R St Ives Kissing Point U12/7 Hornsby Heights C St Michael’s M35/4 Brooklyn St Michael’s MAA Premier League Premiers Lane Cove West Pymble. U13/1 Hornsby RSL X Lindfield A M45/1 St Michaels St Ives U13/2 Hornsby Heights A Not awarded M45/1R St Michaels Northbridge U13/3 St Ives A Wahroonga A M45/2 Wahroonga St Michaels White U13/4 Nth Syd Utd B Lindfield C M45/2R Bannockburn Nth Syd Utd U13/5 Sacred Heart Pymb A Northbridge B M45/3 Sacred Heart Pymb West Pymble U14/1 Northbridge S Lindfield A M45/3R Hornsby Heights Mt Colah U14/2 West Pymble A Hornsby RSL A Girl’s U14/3 Chats Rangers Blue Nth Syd Utd C G12/DL Hornsby Heights Lindfield DL U14/4 Gordon A Nth Syd Utd H Sapphires U14/5 North Sydney BHS B Hornsby Heights B G12/2 Chats Rangers Rubies St Michael’s U15/1 Hornsby Heights A West Pymble A G14/DL Northbridge A Hornsby Heights A U13 Division 1 Premiers U15/2 Mt Colah A Lindfield B G14/2 Lindfield C Kissing Point A Hornsby RSL. U15/3 Hornsby Heights B Northbridge C G14/3 Wahroonga B Northbridge C U15/4 Greenwich A St Ives A G14/4 Lane Cove A Kissing Point B U16/1 Lindfield A Nth Syd Utd A G16/1 Northbridge A Mt Colah A U16/2 West Pymble A Chats Rangers Blue G16/2 Northbridge C Greenwich A U16/3 Kissing Point A Bannockburn A G16/3 Lindfield C St Ives U18/1 Kissing Point A Berowra A G18/1 Hornsby Heights A Northbridge B U18/2 Lane Cove A* & Northbridge A* Not awarded WAA1 Northbridge A Nth Syd Utd A U18/3 St Ives B Greenwich A WAA2 Northbridge C Wahroonga A U18/4 Berowra B Hornsby Heights B WAA3 Hornsby Heights A Lindfield D * Joint premiers ^ Combined team GU18 Division 1 Premiers WAA4 UTS C Prouille A Hornsby Heights. Men’s W35/1 Mt Colah A Nth Syd Utd A MAA1 West Pymble Lindfield W35/2 West Pymble A Northbridge B MAA1R Lindfield Chats Rangers MAA2 Northbridge White Northbridge Red W35/3 Greenwich C Lindfield C MAA2R Northbridge White Nth Syd Utd W/6AS Hby Heights Green St IvesW30 MAA3 Lindfield Lane Cove A MAA3R UTS Lindfield MAA4 UTS Bannockburn MAA4R UTS Lindfield A

WO35 Division 1 Premiers MAA5 Gordon Old Barker FC Blue Mt Colah. MAA5R Old Barker FC Blue North Sydney BHS MAA6 West Pymble Asquith MAA6R UTS A UTS B

21 P W D L GF GA Pts P W D L GF GA Pts Junior Competition Under 12 Division 1 Under 13 Division 1 Northbridge B 14 11 3 0 41 5 36 Hornsby RSL X 15 12 3 0 61 9 39 Points Score 2017 Lindfield A 14 10 2 2 52 8 32 Lindfield A 15 10 4 1 40 20 34 Northbridge C 14 8 4 2 40 12 28 Northbridge A 15 5 1 9 28 30 16 St Ives A* 14 11 0 3 27 13 23 Lane Cove A 15 5 1 9 26 51 16 North Syd Utd A 14 6 2 6 30 32 20 Kissing Point A 15 3 3 9 15 52 12 Mongo A 14 6 1 7 22 42 19 North Syd UtdnA 15 3 2 10 22 30 11 Northbridge A 14 2 3 9 22 43 9 Kissing Point A 14 0 2 12 14 51 2 Under 13 Divison 2 *Re-graded from D2 with 11 points and +14 GD Hornsby Hts A 14 11 2 1 55 9 35 Lindfield B 15 8 3 4 24 26 27 Under 12 Division 2 Northbridge S 13 6 1 7 23 26 21 Wahroonga A 14 10 2 2 36 13 32 Mt Colah A 14 6 1 7 38 25 19 Berowra A 14 8 1 5 33 20 25 Berowra A 15 5 2 8 37 33 17 North Syd Utd B 14 6 3 5 30 41 21 Greenwich A 15 1 1 13 16 74 4 Lindfield B 14 5 5 4 43 26 20 Hornsby Hts A 14 6 0 8 33 37 18 Under 13 Division 3 Bannockburn A 14 3 1 10 17 51 10 St Ives A 13 10 2 1 62 24 32 West Pymble A 14 1 4 9 17 40 7 Wahroonga A 13 8 0 5 54 35 24 Lane Cove A* 14 1 3 10 20 42 6 Nth Turramurra A^ 13 10 1 2 49 22 22 *Re-graded from D1 with 1 point and -14 GD Berowra B* 13 9 1 3 45 19 19 (above): 2017 Treasurer’s Shield Winner Asquith A 13 6 1 7 40 29 19 Northbridge Under 12 Division 3 West Pymble A 13 4 0 10 38 53 12 Mt Colah A 15 14 0 1 53 7 42 (below): Runners-up Lindfield *Re-graded from D4 with 10 points and +24 GD North Syd Unt D 15 10 1 4 46 17 31 ^Re-graded from D4 with 9 points and +20 GD Lindfield C 16 9 1 6 37 17 28 Greenwich A 14 6 0 8 22 39 18 Under 13 Division 4 Northbridge D 14 5 2 7 27 20 17 North Syd Utd B 17 14 0 3 66 19 42 Ch Rangers Blue 14 1 0 13 12 55 13 Lindfield C^ 16 9 1 6 40 26 28 Ch.Rangers White 17 7 3 7 34 50 24 Under 12 Division 4 St Ives B 17 6 3 8 35 33 21 Asquith A 13 10 2 1 54 17 32 Kissing Point B 17 6 2 9 27 29 20 St Ives B 13 9 3 1 45 9 30 Lane Cove B* 16 3 3 10 22 26 12 Northbridge E 13 6 3 4 14 20 21 Nth Syd BHS A 17 3 2 12 19 79 8 Bannockburn B 13 4 6 3 30 23 18 Lindfield D 17 2 1 14 14 80 7 Hornsby Hts B 13 5 2 6 22 21 17 *Re-graded from D3 with 1 point and -20 GD Berowra B 13 4 2 7 24 25 14 ^Re-graded from D3 with 1 point and -12 GD Kissing Point B* 12 1 0 11 8 51 3 *Re-graded from D3 with 0 points and -21 GD Under 13 Division 5 SH Pymble A 16 14 0 2 90 17 42 Under 12 Division 5 Northbridge B 16 13 1 2 76 10 40 Wahroonga B 14 10 0 4 39 15 30 Hornsby RSL A 16 11 1 4 54 24 34 Lindfield E 14 10 0 4 35 18 30 Mt Colah B 16 5 2 9 32 64 17 Northbridge F 14 9 1 4 45 16 28 Ch Rangers Blue* 9 5 0 4 25 24 15 Lindfield D 14 5 3 6 26 28 18 Berowra C 16 4 2 10 33 67 14 West Pymble B^ 14 5 1 8 15 22 16 GordonA 15 3 1 11 28 55 10 Lane Cove B* 14 4 2 8 21 45 14 Hornsby Hts B 17 2 1 14 14 80 7 SH Mosman A 14 3 1 10 19 43 10 *Re-graded from D2 to D3 and then from D3 to D5 with Brooklyn A 14 0 0 14 4 58 0 0 points and 0 GD *Re-graded from D4 with 1 point and -15 GD ^Re-graded from D4 with 1 point and -11 GD Under 14 Division 1 Northbridge S* 10 8 2 0 55 10 34 Under 12 Division 6 Lindfield A 15 10 4 1 44 20 34 Prouille A 15 13 1 1 71 19 40 Mongo A 15 7 5 3 40 24 26 Northbridge G 15 12 0 3 52 21 36 Hornsby Hts A 15 4 3 8 23 30 15 (above): 2017 Vice-President’s Shield Mt Colah B 15 7 1 7 30 48 22 Northbridge A 15 4 3 8 22 44 15 Winner – Berowra St Ives C 15 6 2 7 37 42 20 Wahroonga A 15 2 1 12 19 45 7 (below): Runners-up North Sydney United North Syd Utd G 15 3 2 10 29 29 11 *Re-graded from D2 with 8 points and +18 Ch Rangers White 15 0 2 13 11 71 2 Under 14 Division 2 Under 12 Division 7 West Pymble A 16 11 2 3 46 14 35 Hornsby Hts C 15 9 2 4 34 25 29 Hornsby RSL A 16 10 4 2 39 20 34 St Michaels/ Lindfield B 16 8 2 6 30 44 26 Lane Cove 15 7 3 5 33 28 24 Berowra A 16 6 4 6 26 34 22 Northbridge H 15 7 2 6 34 17 23 Lane Cove A* 14 6 2 6 43 28 20 Gordon A 15 6 4 5 36 26 22 Nth Syd BHS A 15 5 1 9 22 26 16 Berowra C 15 5 1 9 25 49 16 Bannockburn A 16 3 2 11 25 39 11 Lindfield F 15 4 2 9 26 43 14 Lane Cove B 16 3 1 12 13 45 10 *Re-graded from D1 with 2 points and -6 GD

22 P W D L GF GA Pts P W D L GF GA Pts Under 14 Division 3 Under 16 Division 2 Ch Rangers Blue 17 12 2 3 67 30 38 West Pymble A 14 9 3 2 49 23 30 North Syd Utd C 17 11 3 3 62 26 36 Ch Rangers Blue 14 10 0 4 34 17 30 Mt Colah A 16 11 1 4 58 24 34 Lane Cove A 14 7 1 6 27 29 22 West Pymble B 16 6 5 5 37 30 23 Lindfield B 14 5 2 7 21 33 17 Lindfield C 15 4 1 10 29 42 13 Wahroonga A* 10 3 1 6 13 18 10 Kissing Point A 17 3 4 10 30 60 13 Nth Syd BHS A 14 2 1 11 18 42 7 *Re-graded from D1 with 0 points and 0 GD Under 14 Division 4 00 Gordon A 14 12 1 1 41 5 37 Under 16 Division 3 North Syd Utd H 14 10 1 3 41 14 31 Kissing Point A 16 13 0 2 53 10 40 Berowra B 14 7 1 6 39 16 22 Bannockburn A 16 11 3 2 72 29 36 Ch Rgrs/Lane Cove 14 7 1 6 27 24 22 Hornsby Hts A 16 10 2 4 42 15 32 (above): 2017 President’s Shield Winner ^Re-graded from D3 with full points and ½ GD St Ives A 16 7 5 4 28 27 26 Berowra *Re-graded from D5 with ½ points and ½ GD West Pymble B 16 5 5 6 26 28 20 (below): Runners-up Lindfield Lindfield C 16 4 3 9 28 43 15 Under 14 Division 5 SH Pymble A 16 4 3 9 31 52 15 Nth Syd BHS B 14 9 0 5 32 26 27 Berowra B 16 3 3 10 28 63 12 Hornsby Hts B 14 6 2 6 22 26 20 North Syd Utd B 16 1 3 12 11 52 6 Hornsby RSL B^ 13 4 1 8 23 31 13 Brooklyn A* 13 3 3 7 29 34 12 Under 18 Division 1 Lindfield D 14 4 0 10 29 40 12 Kissing Point A 14 13 0 1 58 25 39 Asquith A 14 2 1 11 14 41 7 Berowra A 14 8 1 5 54 28 25 Mt Colah B 14 0 1 13 5 81 1 Berowra X 14 7 3 4 27 22 24 *Re-graded from D3 with 0 points and -19 GD Kissing Point B 14 8 0 6 32 32 24 ^Re-graded from D3 with 0 points and -17 GD Lindfield X 14 7 3 4 20 21 24 Under 15 Division 1 Lindfield A 14 6 2 6 30 32 20 Hornsby Hts A 13 9 3 1 40 9 30 Ch Rangers Blue 14 1 1 12 19 54 4 West Pymble A 13 8 2 3 30 20 26 Hornsby Hts A 14 0 2 12 14 40 2 Lindfield A 13 7 2 4 24 18 23 Under 18 Division 2 Northbridge A 13 3 2 8 18 37 11 Northbridge A* ^ 14 10 0 4 72 33 30 Northbridge B 13 3 1 9 25 31 10 Lane Cove A^ 14 10 0 4 54 26 30 Under 15 Division 2 Asquith A 14 8 0 6 35 25 24 Mt Colah A 14 14 0 0 66 4 42 St Ives A 14 7 1 6 33 45 22 Lindfield B 14 11 0 3 80 11 33 West Pymble A 13 3 1 9 20 47 10 Ch Rangers Blue 14 7 1 6 38 29 22 *Re-graded from D4 with 0 points and 0 GD Lane Cove A 15 3 2 10 17 69 11 ^Joint Premiers declared Kissing Point A* 10 3 0 7 25 23 9 Under 18 Division 3 Wahroonga A^ 14 3 0 11 9 70 6 St Ives B 17 13 1 3 48 26 40 *Re-graded from D1 with 0 points and -11 GD Greenwich A 17 8 3 6 39 32 27 ^Deducted 3 points for playing ineligible players Kissing Point C^ 14 11 1 2 47 20 25 Under 15 Division 3 St Ives C 17 8 1 8 40 34 25 Hornsby Heights B 15 14 0 1 51 17 42 Nth. Syd. BHS A 17 7 4 6 46 42 25 Northbridge C 14 10 1 3 31 13 31 Lindfield C 17 6 1 10 30 43 19 Berowra A 14 6 3 5 37 25 21 Lindfield B 17 3 1 13 28 51 10 Asquith A 14 3 2 9 19 33 11 Mt Colah A* 17 2 2 13 19 50 8 Ch.Rangers White 14 2 2 10 13 38 8 *Re-graded from D2 with 0 points and 0 GD ^Re-graded from D4 with 9 points and +18 GD Nth Syd BHS A* 16 2 1 13 9 42 7 *Re-graded from D2 with 1 point and -20 GD Under 18 Division 4 Berowra B 15 13 1 1 79 18 40 Under 15 Division 4 Greenwich A 13 12 0 1 78 18 36 Hornsby Hts B* 15 11 2 2 59 33 35 St Ives A 13 9 1 3 46 34 28 Hornsby RSL A 16 7 0 9 56 56 21 Lindfield D 13 8 1 4 53 22 25 West Pymble B 15 3 2 10 28 59 11 Kissing Point B 13 4 4 5 31 38 16 North Syd Utd A 15 2 3 10 26 58 9 Lindfield C* 12 4 1 7 25 24 13 West Pymble C 16 2 2 12 26 87 8 *Re-graded from D3 with 0 points and 0 GD Mt Colah B 13 3 3 7 17 32 12 West Pymble B 13 2 2 9 15 56 8 Hornsby RSL A 13 0 2 11 9 60 2 *Re-graded from D3 with 1 point and -7 GD Under 16 Division 1 Lindfield A 12 10 2 6 51 17 32 North Syd. Utd. A 12 6 3 3 32 16 21 Berowra A 12 5 1 6 24 22 16 Asquith A 12 3 3 6 24 29 12 Northbridge A 12 0 3 9 11 58 3

23 P W D L GF GA Pts P W D L GF GA Pts Men's Competition Premier League Men’s All Age Division 4 West Pymble 18 11 3 4 50 27 36 UTS 18 14 3 1 78 21 45 Points Score 2017 Lindfield 18 11 2 5 60 24 35 Bannockburn 18 12 3 3 72 18 39 North Sydney Utd 18 11 2 5 59 23 35 North Sydney Utd 18 11 2 5 50 25 35 Chats Rangers 18 9 2 7 36 33 29 N Turra/Wahroon 18 10 3 5 48 24 33 Kissing Point 18 9 0 9 30 30 27 Lindfield A 18 9 2 7 24 30 29 Old Barker FC 18 7 4 7 32 32 25 Gordon 18 7 2 9 44 50 23 Knox United 18 7 3 8 29 33 24 Berowra 18 6 3 9 28 33 21 Willoughby Dalleys 18 7 1 10 32 38 22 Northbridge^ 18 5 4 9 21 32 18 Lane Cove 18 5 3 10 22 52 18 Lindfield B 18 2 2 14 30 58 8 Mt Colah 18 1 4 13 16 74 7 Chats Rangers* 18 2 0 16 13 121 1 *Deducted 1 point for forfeiting Reserve Grade (x5) Premier League R ^Deducted 1 point for forfeiting Reserve Grade (x1) Lindfield 18 14 2 2 53 16 44 Chats Rangers 18 13 2 3 55 27 41 Men’s All Age Division 4R West Pymble 17 10 5 2 55 30 35 UTS 18 13 3 2 50 16 42 North Sydney Utd 18 11 1 6 57 36 34 Lindfield A 18 13 2 3 64 28 41 Willoughby Dalleys 18 8 5 5 51 29 29 N Turra/Wahroon 18 12 3 3 51 21 39 Old Barker FC 17 6 3 8 38 45 21 Bannockburn 18 10 2 6 49 22 32 Kissing Point 18 5 2 11 27 40 17 Gordon 18 8 1 9 41 44 25 Knox United 18 4 2 12 32 66 14 North Sydney Utd 18 6 4 8 32 37 22 (above): 2017 NSFA Cup Winners Lane Cove 18 3 2 13 21 51 11 Lindfield B 18 6 4 8 29 39 22 West Pymble. Mt Colah 18 2 2 14 18 67 8 Northbridge 18 5 4 9 36 46 19 (below): Mick Da Silva presenting the Berowra 18 4 1 13 30 48 13 NSFA Cup to the West Pymble captain. Men’s All Age Division 2 Chats. Rangers 18 0 2 16 11 92 2 Northbridge White 18 16 0 2 85 17 48 Northbridge Red 18 14 0 3 66 26 42 Men’s All Age Division 5 Berowra 18 12 2 4 52 22 38 Gordon 18 12 4 2 50 20 40 Asquith 18 11 3 4 45 31 36 Old Barker FC Blue 18 11 4 3 53 16 37 Hornsby Heights 18 9 1 8 38 46 28 Asquith 18 10 2 6 69 39 32 St Michael’s* 18 7 4 7 47 42 20 Kissing Point 18 9 4 5 52 41 31 North Sydney Utd 18 4 3 11 33 53 15 North Sydney BHS 18 10 1 7 38 27 31 UTS 18 4 3 11 33 58 15 Lane Cove West 18 9 3 6 40 38 30 St Ives 18 1 4 13 14 67 7 Old BarkerFC Red * 18 7 2 9 37 35 22 Lindfield^ 18 0 4 14 16 67 3 Lane Cove 18 6 3 9 29 42 21 *Deducted 1 point for forfeiting Reserve Grade (x5) Wahroonga 18 2 3 13 15 66 9 ^Deducted 1 point for forfeiting Reserve Grade (x1) St Ives 18 1 0 17 15 72 3 *Deducted 1 point for forfeiting Reserve Grade Men’s All Age Division 2R Northbridge White 18 16 2 0 73 23 50 Men’s All Age Division 5R North Sydney Utd 18 13 0 5 50 20 39 Old BarkerFC Blue 17 15 2 0 70 11 47 Berowra 18 11 2 5 30 18 35 North Sydney BHS 17 13 1 3 76 25 40 Northbridge Red 18 11 1 6 41 25 34 Asquith 17 1 2 4 55 31 35 Asquith 18 7 4 7 35 28 25 Lane Cove 17 9 2 6 53 46 29 UTS 18 6 3 9 27 32 21 Lane Cove West 17 8 4 5 26 30 28 St Michael’s 18 5 5 8 28 35 20 Gordon 17 4 4 9 22 28 16 Lindfield 18 5 2 11 23 48 17 St Ives 17 3 4 10 16 42 13 St Ives 18 3 1 14 15 54 10 Old BarkerFC Red* 9 4 0 5 16 23 12 Hornsby Heights 18 1 4 13 19 58 7 Kissing Point 17 4 0 13 24 81 12 Wahroonga 17 0 1 16 11 52 1 Men’s All Age Division 3 *Withdrew after 9 rounds Lindfield 18 12 5 1 52 19 41 Lane Cove A 18 11 1 6 50 35 34 Men’s All Age Division 6 Lane Cove B 18 7 7 4 35 28 28 West Pymble 16 13 2 1 52 17 41 (above): 2017 O35 Rick Close Cup Winners Knox United 18 8 4 6 29 37 28 Asquith 16 12 2 2 50 14 38 North Sydney United. Greenwich 18 8 3 7 44 33 27 Lindfield* 16 7 5 4 33 21 25 (below): Adam Close presenting the O35 North Sydney Utd 18 6 3 9 37 35 21 Lane Cove 15 5 2 8 27 38 17 Rick Close Cup to the North Sydney United Hornsby RSL 18 5 5 8 31 40 20 UTS A 15 5 1 9 28 41 16 captain. Mt Colah 18 6 1 11 32 42 19 Brooklyn 15 4 0 11 22 47 12 Kissing Point 18 5 3 10 25 43 18 Knox United 15 1 2 12 11 45 5 UTS 18 4 4 10 15 38 16 *Deducted 1 point for forfeiting Reserve Grade (x1) Men’s All Age Division 3R Men’s All Age Division 6R UTS 18 15 1 2 58 16 46 UTS A 18 12 2 4 52 43 38 Lindfield 18 14 1 3 71 18 43 UTS B 18 11 2 5 65 35 35 Lane Cove B 18 11 3 4 44 29 36 Lane Cove 18 11 1 6 47 36 34 Kissing Point 18 9 2 7 30 27 29 Asquith 18 8 4 6 40 30 28 North Sydney Utd 18 8 4 6 32 23 28 West Pymble 18 9 0 9 41 44 27 Lane Cove A 18 6 2 10 24 33 20 Northbridge 18 6 2 10 49 65 20 Greenwich 18 5 4 9 15 38 19 Lindfield 18 6 1 11 9 47 19 Knox United 18 3 3 12 31 58 12 Mt Colah 18 3 0 15 28 61 9 Mt Colah 18 3 3 12 19 48 12 Hornsby RSL 18 3 3 12 16 50 12 24 P W D L GF GA Pts P W D L GF GA Pts Men’s Over 35 Division 1 Men’s Over 35 Division 4 Lindfield 18 13 1 4 57 27 40 Brooklyn 18 11 4 3 70 36 37 Nth Syd Utd Black 18 12 3 3 70 30 39 St Michael’s 18 11 4 3 59 33 37 Nth Syd Utd Red 18 11 4 3 60 20 37 Berowra* 18 11 5 2 61 31 35 Northbridge 18 11 3 4 45 22 36 SH Pymble 18 4 3 11 28 47 15 Lane Cove 18 11 2 5 48 42 35 Lindfield 18 3 3 12 26 66 12 West Pymble 18 6 5 7 42 33 23 Mt Colah 18 2 5 11 26 57 11 Wahroonga 18 3 7 8 20 39 16 *Deducted 3 points for playing an ineligible player Willoughby Dalleys 18 4 3 11 24 38 15 Chats Rangers 18 2 2 14 29 66 8 Men’s Over 45 Division 1 St Michael’s 18 17 1 0 67 10 52 Lane Cove West 18 2 0 16 24 102 6 St Ives 18 10 2 6 40 28 37 Men’s Over 35 Division 1R Lindfield 18 7 2 9 37 28 34 Nth Syd Utd Red 16 13 1 2 69 18 40 West Pymble 18 6 3 9 24 30 21 Nth Syd Utd Black 16 12 1 3 35 14 37 Northbridge 18 4 3 11 20 40 15 Lane Cove 16 10 1 5 40 21 31 Lane Cove 18 3 3 12 20 43 12 2017 Rick Close Cup Runners-up Northbridge 16 8 6 2 38 72 30 West Pymble. West Pymble 16 7 4 5 29 31 25 Men’s Over 45 Division 1R St Michael’s 18 11 5 2 44 16 38 Lindfield 16 5 1 10 32 54 16 Northbridge 18 11 3 4 47 30 36 Wahroonga 16 3 3 10 25 38 12 Lindfield 18 10 4 4 37 28 34 Willoughby Dalleys 15 2 3 10 23 51 9 West Pymble 18 8 3 7 32 24 27 Chats. Rangers 15 0 2 13 10 52 2 St Ives 18 3 5 10 21 35 14 Lane Cove West withdrew after 7 rounds, all matches played were nullified Lane Cove 18 1 0 17 11 59 3

Men’s Over 35 Division 2 Men’s Over 45 Division 2 Hornsby Heights 16 12 3 1 59 21 39 Wahroonga 18 14 4 0 46 18 46 Berowra 16 11 5 0 55 20 38 St Michael’s White 18 10 7 1 49 28 37 North Sydney Utd 16 8 2 6 41 37 26 North Sydney Utd 18 8 4 6 57 41 28 Bannockburn 16 7 4 5 33 24 25 Lane Cove West 18 9 1 8 40 44 28 Lindfield 16 7 3 6 42 29 24 St Michael’s Blue 18 8 3 7 40 35 27 Lane Cove 16 4 2 10 23 48 14 Lindfield 18 8 1 9 45 47 25 Prouille* 16 5 1 10 26 57 13 Prouille 18 7 3 8 26 36 24 Asquith 16 3 2 11 22 52 11 Kissing Point 18 5 4 9 32 36 19 St Michael’s 16 2 4 10 26 39 10 Bannockburn 18 4 3 11 29 45 15 *Deducted 3 points for playing an ineligible player Northbridge 18 2 0 16 30 64 6 Men’s Over 45 Division 2R Men’s Over 35 Division 2R (above): St Michael’s 16 12 1 3 70 16 37 Bannockburn 18 15 1 2 41 16 46 O45s Division 1 Premiers and North Sydney Utd 16 10 3 3 44 24 33 North Sydney Utd 18 12 1 5 55 26 37 2017 Champion of Champions St Michaels. Northbridge 16 10 3 3 39 20 33 Wahroonga 18 11 3 4 38 18 36 Hornsby Heights 16 8 4 4 29 20 28 Kissing Point 18 9 2 7 37 22 29 (below): O45s Division 1R Premiers Lindfield 16 7 2 7 40 46 23 St Michael’s White 18 9 1 8 44 39 28 St Michaels. Berowra 16 6 4 6 26 37 22 Prouille 18 6 3 9 25 26 21 Lane Cove 16 5 1 10 27 38 16 Lane Cove West 18 5 4 9 14 34 19 Prouille 16 3 1 12 30 57 10 Lindfield 18 5 3 10 25 43 18 Asquith 16 0 3 13 22 69 3 Northbridge 18 3 5 10 19 39 14 Berowra 18 3 1 14 17 53 10 Men’s Over 35 Division 3 Kissing Point 18 14 2 2 61 18 44 Men’s Over 45 Division 3 Nth Turra/Wahroon 18 13 3 2 63 26 42 SH Pymble 18 13 4 1 53 20 43 Corpus Christi 18 12 1 5 54 25 36 West Pymble 18 11 4 3 60 19 37 Lindfield 18 9 4 5 34 32 31 St Ives 18 10 6 2 47 23 36 West Pymble 18 7 2 9 32 46 23 Kissing Point 18 9 2 7 38 42 29 Greenwich 18 7 1 10 41 47 22 Greenwich 16 3 3 10 35 34 18 Hornsby RSL 18 6 1 11 27 43 19 Northbridge 18 4 5 9 24 52 15 Knox United 18 5 4 9 23 35 18 Gordon 18 4 3 11 17 45 15 St Ives 18 4 5 9 32 35 17 Berowra 18 2 3 13 20 47 9 Berowra 18 1 1 16 17 77 4 Men’s Over 45 Division 3R Men’s Over 35 Division 3R Hornsby Heights 16 11 2 3 43 13 35 St Ives 18 13 1 4 66 32 40 Mt Colah 16 10 4 2 39 15 34 Kissing Point 18 9 6 3 42 20 33 West Pymble 16 9 2 5 33 21 29 North Sydney Utd 18 8 5 5 36 28 29 SH Pymble 16 4 6 6 28 27 18 Berowra 18 8 4 6 33 19 28 Kissing Point 16 4 5 7 20 30 17 West Pymble 18 8 2 8 31 26 26 St Ives 15 3 3 9 9 31 12 Nth Turra/Wahroon 18 7 4 7 29 41 25 Northbridge 15 2 2 11 13 48 8 Knox United 18 6 6 6 25 26 24 Greenwich 18 6 3 9 32 46 21 Lindfield 18 5 5 8 20 36 20 Corpus Christi 18 0 4 14 11 51 4

25 P W D L GF GA Pts P W D L GF GA Pts Women's Competition Girls Under 12 Diamond League Girls Under 16 Division 3 Hornsby Hts Sapp 15 14 0 1 75 10 42 Lindfield C 18 14 3 1 55 13 45 Points Score 2017 Lindfield DL 15 11 0 4 44 23 33 St Ives A 18 13 2 3 63 27 41 Northbridge Navy 15 10 0 5 64 25 30 West Pymble C 18 10 3 5 62 30 33 Northbridge White 15 6 0 9 25 38 18 Kissing Point A 18 9 2 7 43 28 29 W Pymble Diam. 15 4 0 11 18 45 12 Berowra A 17 8 4 5 56 35 28 Bannockburn 15 0 0 15 8 93 0 West Pymble B 18 6 6 6 29 24 24 St Ives B 18 5 2 11 24 37 17 Girls Under 12 Division 2 North Syd Utd T 16 4 3 9 39 41 15 Ch Rangers Rub 16 12 1 3 44 14 37 North Syd Utd O 17 4 3 10 20 40 15 St Michael’s Gar 16 11 4 1 44 15 37 North Syd Utd B 18 1 0 17 12 128 3 Kissing Pt Meer 16 10 1 5 54 23 31 Nth Syd Utd Spar 15 7 3 5 14 18 24 Girls Under 18 Division 1 Asquith A 16 6 4 6 25 29 22 Hornsby Hts A 16 13 2 1 80 26 41 Northbridge A Star 15 6 3 6 35 37 21 Northbridge B 16 13 1 2 56 20 40 Greenwich A 16 5 3 8 18 33 18 Asquith A 16 11 1 4 24 35 34 Hornsby Hts Pho 16 1 4 11 20 42 7 Kissing Point A 16 10 1 5 58 35 31 W Pymble/Wahr 16 0 3 13 9 52 3 North Syd Utd M 16 7 1 8 58 36 22 St Ives A 16 5 0 11 44 83 15 Girls Under 14 Diamond League W Pymble Gold 15 4 0 11 33 71 14 Northbridge A 15 13 1 1 58 8 40 W Pymble Blue 15 3 0 12 24 59 9 Hornsby Hts A 15 12 1 2 64 10 37 Northbridge C 16 2 0 14 21 75 6 W Pymble/Wahr 15 8 2 5 35 22 26 Lindfield A 15 5 3 7 21 26 18 Women’s All Age Division 1 GWFC Shield Winners Lindfield B 15 2 1 12 6 58 7 Northbridge A 15 13 0 2 56 8 39 Kissing Point. Northbridge B 15 1 0 14 9 69 3 N Sydney Utd A 15 11 1 3 45 13 34 Lindfield A 15 8 2 5 37 15 26 Girls Under 14 Division 2 Lane Cove A 15 6 1 8 30 24 19 Lindfield C 15 10 4 1 26 6 34 Lindfield B 14 5 3 6 14 24 18 Kissing Point A 15 11 0 4 37 14 33 Gordon A 14 4 1 9 10 48 13 Ch Rangers Blue 15 10 2 3 64 16 32 Old Barker FC A 14 0 0 14 4 64 0 Hornsby Hts B 15 7 1 7 33 19 22 North Syd Utd M 15 2 1 12 15 57 7 Women’s All Age Division 2 St Ives A 15 1 0 14 10 73 3 Northbridge C 18 16 1 1 105 16 49 Wahroonga A 17 11 2 4 37 23 35 Girls Under 14 Division 3 Berowra B 17 8 4 5 48 24 28 Wahroonga B 15 12 3 0 64 6 39 Lindfield C 18 7 4 7 27 30 25 Northbridge C 15 7 6 2 29 11 27 North Syd Utd B 17 7 1 9 27 32 22 Ch.Rangers B 15 17 3 5 30 33 24 West Pymble A 18 6 1 10 24 47 20 Greenwich A 15 6 3 6 36 28 21 UTS A 18 5 4 9 44 52 19 N Sydney Utd A 14 4 4 6 16 17 16 Brooklyn A 18 5 2 11 20 55 17 GWFC Shield Runners Up Lindfield D 14 5 1 8 19 54 16 Northbridge B 17 3 5 9 32 70 14 Asquith. Lindfield E 14 0 0 14 7 52 0 Berowra A 14 2 7 5 22 37 13 Girls Under 14 Division 4 Women’s All Age Division 3 Lane Cove A 15 13 2 0 65 8 41 Hornsby Hts A 17 14 0 3 75 25 42 Kissing Point B 15 10 1 4 45 15 31 Lindfield D 17 11 2 4 60 25 35 Mt Colah A 15 8 3 4 69 14 27 Lane Cove B 17 11 0 6 46 15 33 Berowra A 15 7 2 6 37 18 23 Asquith A 17 8 2 7 30 25 26 North Syd Utd T 15 2 0 13 9 123 6 N Sydney Utd B 15 1 0 14 8 55 3 St Ives A 17 11 0 6 39 27 33 17 7 2 8 31 30 23 Girls Under 16 Division 1 Wahroonga B Northbridge A 14 14 0 0 80 7 42 UTS B 17 2 0 15 15 97 6 Mt Colah A 15 9 1 5 30 22 28 Kissing Point A 17 1 0 16 8 60 3 Lindfield A 14 8 2 4 39 26 26 Women’s All Age Division 4 West Pymble A 15 4 4 7 14 33 16 UTS C 18 15 0 3 56 12 45 Lindfield B 15 2 3 10 7 57 9 Prouille A 18 12 3 3 39 17 39 Northbridge B 15 0 4 11 10 35 4 Berowra C 18 12 3 3 35 13 39 Girls Under 16 Division 2 Kissing Point B 17 9 3 5 44 22 30 Northbridge C 15 11 1 3 68 23 34 Lindfield E 18 8 3 7 24 23 27 Greenwich A 15 11 1 3 67 22 34 Lindfield F 18 6 3 9 28 36 21 North Syd Utd A 15 9 0 6 54 22 27 N Sydney Utd D 18 6 3 9 21 31 21 North Syd Utd M 17 8 1 8 51 39 25 West Pymble B 18 5 1 12 21 41 16 St Ives A 16 6 2 8 48 53 20 Ch Rangers A 17 2 4 11 15 47 10 Hornsby Hts A 16 5 1 10 35 72 16 Lane Cove C 18 1 3 14 2 43 6 North Syd. Utd L* 12 0 0 12 3 95 0 *Re-graded from G18 with 0 points and 0 GD

26 P W D L GF GA Pts Women’s Over 35 Division 1 Mt Colah A 17 16 0 1 64 3 48 N Sydney Utd A 17 13 0 4 56 15 39 Greenwich A 17 11 1 5 34 17 34 Lindfield A 17 5 2 10 13 38 17

St Ives A 17 7 3 7 23 27 24 St Michael’s A 17 6 3 8 28 32 21 Northbridge A 17 1 4 12 12 56 7 Ch Rangers A 17 1 3 13 15 57 6 Women’s Over 35 Division 2 West Pymble A 17 12 2 3 55 18 38 Northbridge B 17 11 0 6 30 23 33 Kissing Point A 17 9 5 3 28 16 32 Asquith A 17 9 1 7 42 24 28 North Syd Utd B 17 9 1 7 41 36 28 GU16 Champion of Champions St Michael’s C 16 6 3 7 25 28 21 Northbridge. St Michael’s B 16 4 1 11 14 34 13 Lindfield B 17 0 1 16 9 65 1 Women’s Over 35 Division 3 Greenwich C 17 13 0 4 44 15 39 Lindfield C 17 12 1 4 34 21 37 Ch. Rangers B 17 10 3 4 32 17 33 Greenwich B 17 10 1 6 45 14 31 West Pymble C 17 5 4 8 16 27 19 Kissing Point B 17 4 5 8 14 26 17 Mt Colah B 17 4 4 9 15 37 16 West Pymble B 17 1 0 16 6 49 3 Women’s Over 30 6-a-side Hornsby Hts Green 17 14 1 0 82 27 43 St Ives 15 10 2 3 51 31 32 B’burn Yolo 16 8 2 6 38 35 26 B’burn Sparks 16 7 5 4 40 39 26 B’burn Navy 17 7 2 8 34 44 23 Hornsby Hts Oran 16 4 2 10 20 53 14 WO35 Champion of Champions Hornsby Hts Whi 15 3 1 11 23 36 10 Mount Colah. Lindfield 16 2 3 11 26 49 9

27 Player Registration Per Club 2017

Junior MIXED CLUB U6 u7 u8 u9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U18 G7 G8 Asquith 23 31 26 34 23 24 13 15 15 13 16 15 – – Bannockburn 37 25 45 37 36 31 18 13 16 – 15 – – 9 Berowra 48 52 53 58 35 32 35 40 25 13 28 45 – – Brooklyn 19 8 12 – 13 – 13 – 14 – – – – – Chatswood Rangers 48 63 64 69 51 43 29 23 23 31 17 20 – 11 Corpus Christi 24 18 16 9 12 10 – – – – – – – – Gordon 35 36 29 25 24 14 16 14 16 – – – – – Greenwich 34 44 22 16 12 12 15 11 – 18 – 16 – – Hornsby Heights 70 45 47 42 35 45 40 30 28 36 12 32 – 22 Hornsby RSL 22 30 22 25 26 12 5 29 25 16 – 13 – – Kissing Point 71 56 51 54 38 33 34 30 16 29 17 45 – 11 Knox United – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Lane Cove 76 49 74 78 48 47 36 31 39 14 16 17 – 7 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Lindfield 180 159 165 99 120 78 92 65 59 60 44 75 – 29 Mongo FC – – 5 10 10 10 13 13 – – – – – Mt Colah 36 42 43 34 34 32 28 24 23 29 – 16 – – Northbridge 256 305 199 193 159 84 117 47 40 43 15 12 46 NSBHS – – – – – – – 14 28 16 13 13 – – North Sydney United 73 93 100 71 61 64 63 38 35 – 37 15 – 22 North Turramurra 14 26 22 11 23 – – 15 – – – – – – Old Barker FC – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Prouille 18 28 12 17 9 12 14 – – – – – – – SH Mosman 32 17 18 – 22 17 15 – – – – – – – SH Pymble 26 21 10 18 24 11 – 14 2 – 19 – – – St Ives 67 73 71 45 70 53 40 29 – 17 16 47 – – St Michael’s 68 45 24 18 20 – 8 – – – – – – 11 UTS – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Wahroonga 57 55 49 48 35 46 30 17 14 15 16 – – – West Pymble 35 53 42 56 46 32 29 18 33 27 28 49 – – Willoughby Dalleys 12 – 10 10 11 12 – – – – – – – –

Sub-Total 1381 1374 1231 1077 997 754 703 530 451 377 309 430 – 168

28 Junior Girls Seniors CLUB G9 G10 G11 G12 G14 G16 G18 MAA M35 M45 WAA W35 W(6a) SN TOT Asquith – 13 – 13 – – 15 98 35 – 17 16 – – 455 Bannockburn – 22 – 14 – – – 28 20 39 – 2 27 – 434 Berowra – – – – 14 16 – 70 87 18 48 – – – 717 Brooklyn – – – – – – – 17 16 – 15 – – – 127 Chatswood Rangers 8 9 13 12 24 – – 69 39 – 15 33 – – 714 Corpus Christi – – – – – – – – 38 – – – – – 127 Gordon – – – – – – – 68 – 16 16 – – – 309 Greenwich 11 12 12 13 16 26 – 40 27 21 – 52 – – 430 Hornsby Heights 11 11 27 26 28 16 15 38 34 18 15 – 35 – 758 Hornsby RSL – – – – – – – 31 21 – – – – – 277 Kissing Point – 13 10 12 29 19 16 98 34 66 34 30 – – 846 Knox United – – – – – – – 82 28 – – – – – 110 Lane Cove – 13 13 – 14 – – 158 72 42 51 – – – 895 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – 30 19 45 – – – – 94 Lindfield 21 14 49 13 73 49 – 209 132 70 95 51 7 – 2008 Mongo FC – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 61 Mt Colah – 7 – – 14 14 – 78 17 19 – 32 – – 522 Northbridge 40 66 46 41 46 46 31 113 56 116 51 38 – – 2206 NSBHS – – – – – – – 29 – – – – – – 113 North Sydney United 18 – – 6 53 83 16 139 117 50 52 35 – – 1241 North Turramurra – – – – – – – 17 33 – – – – – 161 Old Barker FC – – – – – – – 95 – – 22 – – – 117 Prouille – – – – – – – – 29 34 16 – – – 189 SH Mosman – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 121 SH Pymble – 11 10 – 7 – 18 – 18 31 – – – – 222 St Ives – – – – 16 27 17 75 38 78 18 15 7 28 847 St Michael’s – 22 13 15 – – – 36 47 106 – 47 – – 480 UTS – – – – – – – 153 – – 57 – – – 210 Wahroonga – – – 5 22 1 – 49 38 37 32 – – – 566 West Pymble 10 25 – 22 14 43 27 76 70 65 30 45 – 14 889 Willoughby Dalleys – – – – – – – 42 43 – – – – – 140

Sub-Total 119 238 193 192 370 340 137 1938 1108 871 584 396 76 42 16386

Northern Tigers 442 Summer Soccer 1856

Total 18,684

29 Number of Teams Per Club 2017

Junior MIXED CLUB U6 u7 u8 u9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U18 G7 G8 Asquith 2 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 – – Bannockburn 3 4 4 5 3 2 2 – 1 – 1 – – 1 Berowra 4 5 6 6 3 3 3 3 2 1 2 3 – – Brooklyn 2 1 1 1 1 – 1 – 1 – – – – – Chatswood Rangers 4 6 7 7 4 4 2 2 1.5 2 1 1 – 1 Corpus Christi 2 2 2 1 1 1 – – – – – – – – Gordon 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 – – – – – Greenwich 3 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 – 1 – 1 – – Hornsby Heights 6 4 5 4 3 4 3 2 2 2 1 2 – 2 Hornsby RSL 2 3 2 3 2 1 – 2 2 1 – 1 – – Kissing Point 6 5 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 2 1 3 – 1 Knox United – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Lane Cove 6 4 7 8 4 4 2.5 2 2.5 1 1 1 – 1 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Lindfield 17 12 17 10 10 7 6 4 4 4 3 4 – 3 Mongo FC – – 1 1 1 1 1 – 1 – – – – – Mt Colah 3 4 5 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 – 1 – – Northbridge 22 26 21 19 14 7 8 3 2 3 1 1 – 3 NSBHS – – – – – – – 1 2 1 1 1 – – North Sydney United 6 8 10 7 5 5 4 2 2 – 2 1 – 2 North Turramurra 1 2 2 1 2 – – 1 – – – – – – Old Barker FC – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Prouille 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 – – – – – – – Sacred Heart Mosman 3 1 2 – 2 1 – – – – – – – – Sacred Heart Pymble 3 2 1 2 2 1 – 1 – – 1 – – – St Ives 6 7 7 4 6 5 3 2 – 1 1 3 – – St Michael’s 6 5 3 2 2 – 0.5 – – – – – – 1 UTS – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Wahroonga 5 5 5 5 3 4 2 1 1 1 1 – – – West Pymble 3 5 5 6 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 – – Willoughby Dalleys 1 – 1 1 1 1 – – – – – – – –

Sub-Total 120 124 128 112 85 65 49 35 31 25 20 27 0 15

30 Junior Girls Seniors CLUB G9 G10 G11 G12 G14 G16 G18 MAA M35 M45 WAA W35 W(6a) SN TOT Asquith – – – 1 – – 1 6 2 – 1 1 – – 33 Bannockburn – 2 – 1 – – – 2 1 2 – – 3 – 37 Berowra – – – – 1 1 – 4 5 1 3 – – – 56 Brooklyn – – – – – – 1 1 – 1 – – – – 11 Chatswood Rangers 1 1 1 1 2 – – 4 2 – 1 2 – – 57.5 Corpus Christi – – – – – – – – 2 – – – – – 11 Gordon – – – – – – 4 – 1 1 – – – – 24 Greenwich 1 1 1 1 1 2 – 2 2 1 – 3 – – 32 Hornsby Heights 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 – 3 – 59 Hornsby RSL – – – – – – – 2 1 – – – – – 22 Kissing Point – 1 1 1 2 1 1 6 2 4 2 2 – – 65 Knox United – – – – – – – 5 2 – – – – – 7 Lane Cove – 1 1 – 1 – – 10 4 2 3 – – – 66 Lane Cove West – – – – – – – 2 2 2 – – – – 6 Lindfield 1 4 1 5 3 – 2 7 4 6 3 1 – – 150 Mongo FC – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 6 Mt Colah – 1 – – 1 1 – 5 1 1 – 2 – – 43 Northbridge 3 5 4 3 3 3 2 7 3 6 3 2 – – 174 North Sydney BHS – – – – – – – 2 – – – – – – 8 North Sydney United 2 – – 1 4 5 2 8 7 2 3 2 – – 90 North Turramurra – – – – – – – 1 1 – – – – – 11 Old Barker FC – – – – – – – 6 – – 1 – – – 7 Prouille – – – – – – – 2 2 1 – – – – 15 Sacred Heart Mosman – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 10 Sacred Heart Pymble – 1 1 – – – – – 1 2 – – – – 18 St Ives – – – 1 2 1 4 2 4 1 1 1 1 – 63 St Michael’s – 2 1 1 – – – 2 2 6 – 3 – – 37.5 UTS – – – – – – — 9 – 3 – – – – 12 Wahroonga – – – 0.5 0.5 – – 3 3 2 2 – – – 44 West Pymble 1 2 – 1.5 0.5 3 2 4 4 4 2 3 1 – 67 Willoughby Dalleys – – – – – – – 2 2 – – – – – 9

Sub-Total 11 19 16 15 24 22 10 115 64 47 35 24 8 2 1248

Northern Tigers 35 Summer Soccer 256

Total 1539

31 Number of Players Per Age Group 2017

AGE GROUP ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17

Men 2524 2408 2784 2943 3008 3239 3439 3375 3517 3629 4018 3954 3793 3,881 3,865 3913 3813 3917

Women 346 356 366 428 530 731 955 958 1002 1002 930 984 893 876 850 898 1045 1056

Under 18 211 258 321 282 278 335 378 399 363 339 351 341 438 425 404 379 459 430

Under 18 Girls – – – – 168 166 186 149 210 274 235 207 209 159 187 186 202 137

Under 16 211 203 205 238 257 295 272 298 266 311 261 334 331 261 291 405 353 309

Under 16 Girls 121 150 153 230 237 286 364 409 377 354 345 328 266 296 359 274 282 340

Under 15 241 229 219 270 286 337 314 271 344 298 381 333 308 301 409 373 367 377

Under 14 267 221 313 305 353 366 291 382 351 386 359 322 329 419 423 392 441 451

Under 14 Girls 98 106 76 103 183 259 279 323 317 326 293 251 352 302 210 309 391 370

Under 13 277 331 272 383 389 301 402 409 402 469 371 366 374 407 462 478 573 530

Under 12 480 418 580 560 537 565 567 640 643 621 603 638 628 650 720 718 700 703

Under 12 Girls 15 – 17 76 221 249 289 323 326 275 323 336 189 194 205 223 218 192

Under 11 569 597 592 623 613 603 744 694 690 653 751 714 672 670 743 831 767 754

Under 11 Girls – – – – – – – – – – – – 126 132 224 221 174 193

Under 10 733 677 769 807 794 845 784 898 846 888 873 832 876 834 974 1,000 993 997

Under 10 Girls – – – – 27 89 86 95 119 176 126 195 153 143 135 129 167 238

Under 9 786 879 816 1,009 925 989 948 1,023 1094 977 964 1006 934 1,040 1017 1073 1129 1077

Under 9 Girls – – – – 47 60 104 100 124 68 90 44 100 79 115 124 190 119

Under 8 972 872 1025 1097 1181 1123 1209 1303 1107 1179 1177 1209 1213 1258 1336 1358 1296 1231

Under 8 Girls – – – – – – – – – 63 47 42 54 55 49 124 69 168

Under 7 869 1005 1054 1230 1159 1290 1380 1440 1290 1422 1385 1406 1392 1449 1460 1354 1388 1374

Under 7 Girls – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 101 65 –

Under 6 757 949 1064 1074 1177 1276 1370 1530 1455 1408 1481 1507 1435 1419 1401 1414 1441 1381

Special Needs – – – – 36 57 46 41 46 44 50 47 51 30 29 29 38 42

Summer Soccer 810 842 1077 1074 1110 727 834 1068 1435 1732 1648 1781 1230 1258 1374 1396 1488 1856

Nth Tigers – 174 194 186 131 186 207 206 202 206 210 216 213 268 267 266 342 442

TOTAL 10387 10746 11974 13042 13647 14374 15458 16334 16526 17100 17272 17393 16559 16806 17509 17960 18391 18684

Growth % 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 1.49 4.18 2.58 2.40 1.02

• 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 Number of Teams Per Age Group 2017

AGE GROUP ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17

All Age Men 113 107 110 117 117 119 116 113 119 127 135 137 124 125 124 124 114 115 Over 45 – – – – – – – – 13 18 22 25 29 35 36 36 43 47 Over 35 38 40 48 58 63 71 82 86 79 73 76 72 66 68 70 70 64 64 All Age Women 20 22 22 27 31 36 40 34 39 35 35 36 30 25 28 28 39 35 Over 35 Women – – – – – 6 14 12 22 23 25 ?? 25 19 20 20 15 24 Over 30(6aside) Women – – – – – – – – – – – – – 6 6 6 6 8 Under 18 14 17 21 19 20 22 26 26 24 23 22 23 28 26 27 24 29 27 Under 18 Girls – – – – 11 11 13 11 14 20 15 15 14 11 13 12 13 10 Under 16 14 14 14 17 19 21 19 21 17 22 18 24 22 18 19 26 23 20 Under 16 Girls 8 10 10 15 17 21 25 28 27 25 24 23 18 18 24 18 19 22 Under 15 16 17 15 21 21 24 22 19 23 23 26 21 21 20 27 25 25 25 Under 14 19 16 22 22 26 26 20 25 25 26 25 22 22 30 27 21 29 31 Under 14 Girls 6 7 5 6 13 18 20 23 22 22 21 17 25 20 14 14 27 24 Under 13 17 25 19 27 29 21 28 30 28 32 28 25 27 30 31 33 40 35 Under 12 36 30 42 39 38 41 40 45 45 43 42 45 44 46 48 50 50 49 Under 12 Girls 1 – – 5 16 19 20 23 23 19 22 23 13 13 17 16 18 15 Under 11 42 44 43 45 45 45 53 50 51 57 64 61 58 55 63 72 65 65 Under 11 Girls – – – – – – – – – – – – 11 11 20 16 17 16 Under 10 55 52 55 60 58 60 56 64 86 95 77 70 77 72 83 88 84 85 Under 10 Girls – – – – 2 6 6 6 3 8 11 17 12 13 12 12 14 19 Under 9 71 78 71 89 81 86 82 87 116 101 101 108 96 107 107 117 116 112 Under 9 Girls – – – – 5 5 9 8 12 8 10 5 10 8 12 13 21 11 Under 8 89 79 90 96 102 98 105 114 92 137 122 124 126 130 138 139 131 128 Under 8 Girls – – – – – – – – – 7 5 5 5 6 5 12 8 15 Under 7 109 101 128 150 136 153 155 141 107 112 123 126 125 131 127 122 127 124 Under 7 Girls – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 5 9 7 – Under 6 93 101 122 126 137 143 151 147 135 127 133 130 127 125 122 123 128 120 Special Needs – – – – 3 8 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Summer Soccer 81 85 107 119 140 120 105 143 182 229 238 256 213 217 197 194 189 256 Nth Tigers – 12 12 12 12 12 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 16 16 16 26 35

TOTAL 848 871 961 1,078 1,142 1,192 1,226 1,273 1,330 1,438 1,436 1,448 1,383 1,403 1,440 1,473 1,495 1,539

Growth 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 1.45 2.64 1.03 1.02 1.02

• 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 The Association saw rises in numbers in As flagged in my report last year the From the Competition Senior Mixed football, Girls MiniRoos and Competitions Coordinator role became Department Women’s Over 35/Over 30 6-a-side. Junior a full-time position in 2017. Adam has Mixed Youth and MiniRoos and Girl’s Youth experience as both a club administrator were down slightly on last year, as was and a Help Desk role at FFA in the My- Women’s All Age, although this fall was FootballClub Area. Adam was given offset by the rise in Over 35s and Over 30s complete control of Girls and Women’s 6-a-side. football and Junior Mixed MiniRoos and was also the Help Desk for club After many years of trying the Hornsby RSL administrators needing guidance. Adam club and the Hornsby RSL Youth club were has also managed a large Summer Football able to finalise a merger to become Hornsby competition at one of our biggest clubs RSL FC. The merger was in place informally and will be taking over the management in 2016. Hornsby RSL (Youth) entered the of NSFA’s summer football program, with competition in 1960 and in that time has Marcia. Paul has continued his excellent won 14 Division One titles and 41 Junior work in managing the use of our 70+ fields titles in total. The club picked up the Damian Miles in terms of availability, maintenance and President Shield twice and the Secretary’s training allocations. Paul also spends a lot Season 2017 saw one significant change and Treasurer’s Shield once each but the of his time helping clubs to secure funding and a dial-back of some of the changes club’s greatest achievement was to win to improve the quality of our facilities and introduced in 2016. the Football NSW State Cup in Junior has been extremely successful in this Mixed Under 12s in 2016. Hornsby RSL The JMFC added an Under 14 Sunday endeavour. was formed in 1970 to play Men’s football. competition to go with the Under 13 Sunday The club started in Division Two and won In closing, the 2017 season was a relatively competition but sadly, we did not receive promotion to the first division in 1976. The smooth and successful one for competitions. enough entries to run either competition. club then spent 30 consecutive years in There were one or two hiccups revolving The teams that had nominated for a Division One/Premier League until being around re-grading issues and scheduled Sunday comp were allowed to compete relegated in 2005. There was a scare in Sunday matches but all in all this was in the Saturday competition but playing 1984 when they finished in the relegation a great year. My thanks to Adam, Paul, their matches on Sundays. This unfortunately position but were spared when Division 2 Marcia, Nick, Malcolm and the Board and turned out to be somewhat problematic in winners Mt Kuring-gai folded. In the all the committees for their assistance in a couple of competitions, particularly when aftermath the club picked up a number making this possible. teams were regraded, and we will need of Mt Kuring-gai players and spent another to give a lot of thought as to whether we Next season will be a challenging one for 21 years in the top division. The club won allow this arrangement again in 2018. the Competition Department as the KDSA Cup in 1989 in what was the management of all competition affairs Registration numbers were down by just wettest season in living memory and then moves to the Competition Department from over 1% on last year’s record high although won the Premier League title in 1991. the football committees, on a 12-month still higher than the 2015 numbers. This During this golden period the club was trial. The Competitions team is looking season players in the FNSW Girl’s SAP coached by Socceroo Robert Hooker and forward to the challenge of further programme and the Association Youth included some of the best players I have enhancing the experience of volunteers League (nee Regional League) were not seen in my time in the Association. and participants in what is our core permitted to also play for association teams business: organising football matches. and this had a large effect on the numbers. In recent years, the club has added a Men’s Female participation continued to sit at Over 35 squad and a Women’s All Age Damian Miles about 23% with about 73.5% of those team although numbers have dropped off Competitions Manager registering in female-only competitions. with the Over 35s shrinking to a team and the Women’s team folding.

The Competitions Department consisted of Adam Cloughton as Competitions Co-ordinator and Paul Orgad as Facilities Officer.

34 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. 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

35 Roll of Honour continued

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 Ste Croix W. de Ste 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 Ste 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

36 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. Giblett VICE PRESIDENT C. Rayner C. Rayner C. Rayner(R) I. Giblett I. Giblett(R) D. Miles W. Abramowicz I. Giblett D. Miles 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 – –

37 Roll of Honour continued

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

PRESIDENT D. Hendry D. Hendry M. Webber(R) D. Hendry D.Hendry A. Barwick D. Hendry 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

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

PRESIDENT A. Barwick (R) C. Rayner C. Rayner D. Watson I. Plant C. Rayner VICE PRESIDENT C. Rayner (R) R.Ashpole R.Ashpole I. Plant Mrs H. Bingham R. Ashpole TREASURER H. Mann H. Mann H. Mann H. Mann (R) L. Sullivan L. Sullivan^ DIRECTORS R. Ashpole (R) Ms. C. Downing Ms. C. Downing B. Backhouse B. Backhouse Mrs C. Morris J. Sneddon J. Forsyth M. Da Silva S. Cox J. Sneddon P. Templeman P. Templeman J. Forsyth M. Da Silva P. Templeman D. Watson B. Thompson P. Stickland J. Richardson D. Watson B. Thompson D. Watson L. Sullivan (R) P. Stickland (R) A. Barwick^ Mrs H. Bingham^ Ms. V. Stone^ ^Casual Vacancy ^Casual Vacancy ^Casual Vacancy Since NSFA changed its Constitution in 2013 to a Board Structure instead of a Management Committee the Football Competition Chairs and Registrars and the P.D. & D.C. Chair have not sat on the Board. The Chair positions are now appointed by the Board and report to the CEO and the Registrar positions have been abolished. Junior chair P. Templeman B. Thompson B. Thompson B. Thompson B. Thompson MENS Chair R. Ashpole H. Mann H. Mann N. Lazarus N. Lazarus GIRLS/WOMENS CHAIR Ms. C. Downing Ms. C. Downing Ms.C.Erb Mrs.S. Jenkins Mrs.S.Jenkins PD&DC C. Rayner C. Rayner A. Clarke A. Clarke A. Clarke

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