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Waimak United Football Club Is Proud to Host The Waimak United Football Club Is proud to host the Alan Fraser Memorial Girls Tournament 14th & 15th July 2018 This Program is proudly Sponsored by: WELCOME Waimak United Football Club to like to extend a warm welcome to all players, coaches, managers, referees, tournament officials and supporters. This year is our fourth year in hosting the AFM tournament. We are excited to host three grades in the tournament: 10th 12th and 14th grades. With 25 competing, this is our biggest AFM tournament to date! Waimak United are passionate about growing the girls game here. We hope this tournament goes someway to assisting clubs to create an environment for girls to have fun and become life long footballers. The AFM tournament is an opportunity for around 300 girls to gather and show off their skills and dedication to our beautiful game. We are pleased to welcome teams travelling from outside our district; from Christchurch, Selwyn, Mid Canterbury, Dunedin and Nelson. Thank you for your efforts to attend the tournament and we wish you safe travels. Good luck and we hope you enjoy the weekend. Regards, Waimak United Football Club Contacts Tournament Controller: Operations Queries: Shane Verma – 027 389 0496 Amy Pawson- 022 629 6242 Alan Fraser MBE Alan Fraser showed a visionary eye at a remarkably young age. Fraser founded the Canterbury Junior Football Association at the age of 19 years, in 1952 after leaving Christchurch Boys High. Along with other keen North Cantabrians, Fraser started Rangiora AFC from scratch in 1965. Back then there was a few eager souls who attended the first meeting. Now the club which merged with Kaiapoi Town AFC to create Waimakariri United has grown in side and is one of the largest football clubs in the South Island and caters for both male and female players of all abilities. Fraser moved to Auckland from Christchurch in 1984 and became secretary of Auckland Football, then going on to lead until the turn of the millennium when the current federation structure was formed. Fraser played an important role in assimilating girls and women’s football into Auckland Football structures and was President of the NZ Women’s FA in the 1990’s. Fraser left Auckland to spend his twilight years in the South with his family. He became President of the Canterbury Football Association and joined the Mainland Football Association board in 2002, retiring from his role in his seventies after 55 years as an administrator of the game. Alan Fraser is survived by his wife Loris and has many grandchildren who are carrying on his passion and infectious enthusiasm for football. Alan Fraser Memorial Girls Tournament Previous Winners 2015 2015 11th Grade 13th Grade Campions: Waimak Black Champions: Waimak Runners-up: Waimak White Runners-up: Parklands 3rd Place: Parklands 3rd Place: Cashmere Technical 2016 2016 11th Grade 13th Grade Champions: Waimak Grey Champions: Halswell Runners-up: Ferrymead Bays Runners-up: Nomads 3rd Place: Waimak Red 3rd Place: Cashmere Technical 2017 2017 th 11 Grade 13th Grade Champions: Southern Girls Champions: Waimak Grey Runners-up: Redwood Bobcats Runners-up: Selwyn rd 3 Place: Waimak White 3rd Place: Parklands 10th Grade Draw- Day 1 Pool A Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 1 9.00am J6 Selwyn v Ferrymead Bays Kingfishers 4 11.00am J7 Ferrymead Bays Kingfishers v Mid Canterbury Gunners 7 1.00pm J6 Mid Canterbury Gunners v Selwyn Pool B Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 2 9.00am J9 Nomads Blue v Football Waitaki 5 11.00am J9 Football Waitaki v Mid Canterbury Ferns 8 1.00pm J9 Mid Canterbury Ferns v Nomads Blue Pool C Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 3 9.00am J10 Waimak v Nomads White 6 11.00am J10 Nomads White v Cashmere Technical 9 1.00pm J10 Cashmere Technical v Waimak Group A Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 10 3.30pm J7 Winner Pool A v Winner Pool B Group B Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 11 3.25pm J9 Second Pool A v Second Pool B Group C Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 12 3.25pm J10 Third Pool A v Third Pool B Day 2 13 8.30am J6 Winner Pool B v Winner Pool C 16 10.05am J7 Winner Pool C v Winner Pool A 14 8.30am J9 Second Pool B v Second Pool C 17 10.05am J9 Second Pool C v Second Pool A 15 8.30am J10 Third Pool B v Third Pool C 18 10.05am J10 Third Pool C v Third Pool A 7th & 8th Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 21 11.35am J6 Winner Group C v Second Group C 5th & 6th 21 11.35am J9 Second Group B v Third Group B 3rd & 4th 20 11.35am J10 Third Group A v Winner Group B 1st & 2nd 19 12.25pm J10 Winner Group A v Second Group A 12th Grade Draw- Day 1 Pool A Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 1 9.00am I4 Redwood Bobcats v Tasman United 4 11.10am I4 Tasman United v Halswell United 7 1.20pm I4 Halswell United v Redwood Bobcats Pool B Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 2 9.00am I3 Waimak Red v Cashmere Technical 5 11.10am I3 Cashmere Technical v Roslyn Waikari 8 1.20pm I3 Roslyn Waikari v Waimak Red Pool C Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 3 9.00am I2 Saddle Hill v Parklands 6 11.10am I1 Parklands v Waimak Black 9 1.20pm I2 Waimak Black v Saddle Hill Group A Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 10 3.30pm I4 Winner Pool A v Winner Pool B Group B Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 11 3.30pm I3 Second Pool A v Second Pool B Group C Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 12 3.30pm I1 Third Pool A v Third Pool B Day 2 13 8.30am I4 Winner Pool B v Winner Pool C 16 10.05am I4 Winner Pool C v Winner Pool A 14 8.30am I3 Second Pool B v Second Pool C 17 10.05am I3 Second Pool C v Second Pool A 15 8.30am I2 Third Pool B v Third Pool C 18 10.05am I1 Third Pool C v Third Pool A 7th & 8th Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 19 11.35am I2 Winner Group C v Second Group C 5th & 6th 20 11.35am I3 Second Group B v Third Group B 3rd & 4th 21 11.35am I4 Third Group A v Winner Group B 1st & 2nd 22 1.05pm I4 Winner Group A v Second Group A 14th Grade Draw- Day 1 Round 1 Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 1 10.00am Turf Dunedin Technical v Waimak 2 10.00am S3 Nomads United v Selwyn United 3 10.00am S4 Tasman United v Ferrymead Bays Round 2 Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 4 12.15pm Turf Tasman United v Nomads United 5 12.15pm S3 Selwyn United v Dunedin Technical 6 12.15pm S4 Waimak v Ferrymead Bays Round 3 Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 7 2.30pm S2 Dunedin Technical v Tasman United 8 2.30pm S3 Waimak v Selwyn United 9 2.30pm S4 Ferrymead Bays v Nomads United Day 2 Round 4 Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 10 8.30am Turf Selwyn United v Tasman United 11 8.30am S3 Nomads United v Waimak 12 8.30am S4 Ferrymead Bays v Dunedin Technical Round 5 Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 13 10.30am Turf Waimak v Tasman United 14 10.30am S3 Selwyn United v Ferrymead Bays 15 10.30am S4 Dunedin Technical v Nomads United 5th & 6th Play Off Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 16 12.25pm S4 5th Place v 6th Place 3rd & 4th Play Off Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 17 12.25pm Turf 3rd Place v 4th Place 1st & 2nd Play Off Game Time Field Score Home Team Away Team Score 18 1.55pm Turf 1st Place v 2nd Place SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR REFEREES Dave Price, James Price, Bailey Hodge, Sam Stevenson, Shayne Robinson, Mitchell Quigley, Jacob McClure, Brodie McDonald, Mitchell Jane, Nikita Potapov, Nathan Jones and Mark Harden This tournament couldn’t run without you! We appreciate you volunteering your time. Thanks also to Pete Commons and our volunteers running the BBQ and Tuck Shop. RETREATING LINE INFORMATION Offside: • In 7v7 the retreating line is also used as the offside line for attacking players. • In 9v9 the offside line is from the halfway line as per normal football rules. Kendall Park Tuck Shop Cold Drinks Sausage Sizzle Sweets and Treats Bacon Butties Fresh Fruit Mr Whippy Hot Chips Coffee Cart .
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