Capital Football Fed Squads 09
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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http://www.soccer.org.nz/index.php?page=federation_teams
For any saddo like me that is interested...
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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Or try this link if you want one that works. Tournment is on in Napier this week.
A dog with a bone :)
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Hey don't blame me if they move stuff around!
Good luck all teams.
Good luck all teams.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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New Zealand Football: Age-grade football power shifts further north
April 19, 2009
AUCKLAND - Auckland Football Federation's hold on national age-grade silverware is over after their northern neighbours United Soccer1 claimed the overall honours at the Perry Foundational National Age-grade Tournament in Napier on Sunday.
Winning both the U-16 and U-14 boys titles, United Soccer1 (which covers Waitakere, the North Shore and Northland) edged out Central Football, who failed to win an individual title but claimed second placed overall thanks to consistently strong showings in each of the six divisions.
Champions for the past two seasons, Auckland slipped to fifth overall but did manage to successfully defend their U-15 boys title.
Mainland Football prevailed in the U-14 and U-15 girls divisions to finish third overall while tournament MVP Kate Loye inspired Waikato/Bay of Plenty Football to the U-16 girls title.
Fourth overall, Capital Football may claim to be the unluckiest of the seven regional federations after finishing second in four divisions, three of those by a solitary point.
Perry Foundation National Age-grade Tournament
Napier, April 15-19
Overall Winners
U-16 Boys: United Soccer1
U-16 Girls: Waikato/BOP
U-15 Boys: Auckland
U-15 Girls: Mainland
U-14 Boys: United Soccer1
U-14 Girls: Mainland
Federation trophy: United Soccer1
Fairplay trophy: FootballSouth
Golden Boot Winners
U-16 Boys: Oliver Moxham (Waikato/BOP), Alex Risdale (Mainland) and Mitchell Green (Mainland)
U-16 Girls: Olivia Chance (Waikato/BOP)
U-15 Boys: Stephen Carmichael & Timothy Payne (both AFF)
U-15 Girls: Grace Parkinson (Waikato/BOP)
U-14 Boys: Sam Brailsford (Central) & Nathan Buswell (United Soccer1)
U-14 Girls: Emma Rolston (Capital)
Most Valuable Players
U-16 Boys: Dominic McGarr (Mainland)
U-16 Girls: Kate Carlton (Waikato)
U-15 Boys: Timothy Payne (Auckland)
U-15 Girls: Grace Parkinson (Waikato/BOP)
U-14 Boys: Daniel Ridgely (United Soccer1)
U-14 Girls: Serena Patel (Mainland)
Overall Tournament MVP: Kate Loye (Waikato/BOP)
April 19, 2009
AUCKLAND - Auckland Football Federation's hold on national age-grade silverware is over after their northern neighbours United Soccer1 claimed the overall honours at the Perry Foundational National Age-grade Tournament in Napier on Sunday.
Winning both the U-16 and U-14 boys titles, United Soccer1 (which covers Waitakere, the North Shore and Northland) edged out Central Football, who failed to win an individual title but claimed second placed overall thanks to consistently strong showings in each of the six divisions.
Champions for the past two seasons, Auckland slipped to fifth overall but did manage to successfully defend their U-15 boys title.
Mainland Football prevailed in the U-14 and U-15 girls divisions to finish third overall while tournament MVP Kate Loye inspired Waikato/Bay of Plenty Football to the U-16 girls title.
Fourth overall, Capital Football may claim to be the unluckiest of the seven regional federations after finishing second in four divisions, three of those by a solitary point.
Perry Foundation National Age-grade Tournament
Napier, April 15-19
Overall Winners
U-16 Boys: United Soccer1
U-16 Girls: Waikato/BOP
U-15 Boys: Auckland
U-15 Girls: Mainland
U-14 Boys: United Soccer1
U-14 Girls: Mainland
Federation trophy: United Soccer1
Fairplay trophy: FootballSouth
Golden Boot Winners
U-16 Boys: Oliver Moxham (Waikato/BOP), Alex Risdale (Mainland) and Mitchell Green (Mainland)
U-16 Girls: Olivia Chance (Waikato/BOP)
U-15 Boys: Stephen Carmichael & Timothy Payne (both AFF)
U-15 Girls: Grace Parkinson (Waikato/BOP)
U-14 Boys: Sam Brailsford (Central) & Nathan Buswell (United Soccer1)
U-14 Girls: Emma Rolston (Capital)
Most Valuable Players
U-16 Boys: Dominic McGarr (Mainland)
U-16 Girls: Kate Carlton (Waikato)
U-15 Boys: Timothy Payne (Auckland)
U-15 Girls: Grace Parkinson (Waikato/BOP)
U-14 Boys: Daniel Ridgely (United Soccer1)
U-14 Girls: Serena Patel (Mainland)
Overall Tournament MVP: Kate Loye (Waikato/BOP)
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The u16 boys had a great result to beat US1 (the eventual winners) on day 4. From memory US1 have won that age group (1993 boys) for the last few years and thats the first time our lads have managed to beat them.
A dog with a bone :)
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Agree nightz. They went one better than last year and finished 2nd.
Also big ups to Jon Harahap who took the U15s on massive steps forward. Last time they were getting pumped 6 and 7 nil...this time their first win ever and a draw with US1.
Also big ups to Jon Harahap who took the U15s on massive steps forward. Last time they were getting pumped 6 and 7 nil...this time their first win ever and a draw with US1.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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Well done Mezza Keenan with the u14 girls
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Doesn't he work at Shooting Stars?
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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