Canterbury Premier League

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almost 3 years ago · edited almost 3 years ago · History
Today's scorers:

Burwood 2 (Hugo Toye, Robin McGregor) Cashmere Technical Reserves 0 HT 2 - 0
Halswell 4 (Jacob O'Connell 3 - incl pen, Ryan Navickas) Western 0 HT 3 - 0
Universities 2 (Jacob Brooks, Daniel Steffert) Parklands 0 HT 0 - 0
Waimak 2 (Thomas Sharp, Mitchell Quigley) Nomads Reserves 4 (William Fairley, Angus McIntyre, Jackson Bond, Nikolas Fairley) HT 1 - 2
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almost 3 years ago · edited almost 3 years ago · History
New World Canterbury Men's Premier League - Round 14 of 21
Cashmere Technical Res. 2 Halswell 1 HT 0 - 1 
Nomads Res. 4 Universities 4 HT 0 - 2
Parklands 0 Burwood 0
Western 0 Waimak 7 HT 0 - 2
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almost 3 years ago · edited over 2 years ago · History
Round 14 Scorers:
Cashmere Technical Res. 2 (Tom Cairns, Gabriel Gallaway) Halswell 1 (Joshua McTurk) HT 0 - 1 
Nomads Res. 4 (Nik Fairley, Jacob Killick, Will Fairley, Lewis Whiteside) Universities 4 (Saul Preshner 2, Charlie Kirby, own goal) HT 0 - 2
Parklands 0 Burwood 0
Western 0 Waimak 7 (Finn Gaupset 3, Thomas Sharp 2, James Blake, Luke Fraser - pen)  HT 0 - 2
 
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almost 3 years ago
Updated Table after Halswell lodged a protest against Nomads - who had won the game 4 - 0 in Round 11 - see details below.
Match Summary: A protest was lodged by Halswell United against Nomads United for the playing of ineligible players within this match (four first team players). The protest was upheld with the result overturned to a 3-0 forfeit win to Halswell United.

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over 2 years ago
Yer interesting, I wondered how this league was going to work with the two reserve teams, especially with lots of weeks of Chatham Cup or Sunday games so you could easy add first team players. Is there an actual rule about numbers of players that could be dropped to a reserve team? As the nature of a reserve team is obviously being able to drop people into to get game time... 

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over 2 years ago
I believe under the current statues of the league, 3 are allowed to drop down.

21.4 Up to a maximum of three players may be regraded from a clubs higher league team to a lower league team providing the team is the ‘next’ possible team i.e Southern League to the Reserve team.
Players may not move beyond ‘one team’ from where they would be classified.
VimFuego
Yer interesting, I wondered how this league was going to work with the two reserve teams, especially with lots of weeks of Chatham Cup or Sunday games so you could easy add first team players. Is there an actual rule about numbers of players that could be dropped to a reserve team? As the nature of a reserve team is obviously being able to drop people into to get game time... 
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over 2 years ago
Why are there no games this weekend, it looks like Southern League is the only comp that has a game? Why no Premiership or higher league games? I get it's a holiday weekend and school hols etc, but would be good to get more support to a first team game for Waimak, Halswell, Western, Parklands etc

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over 2 years ago

football137
I believe under the current statues of the league, 3 are allowed to drop down.

21.4 Up to a maximum of three players may be regraded from a clubs higher league team to a lower league team providing the team is the ‘next’ possible team i.e Southern League to the Reserve team.
Players may not move beyond ‘one team’ from where they would be classified.
VimFuego
Yer interesting, I wondered how this league was going to work with the two reserve teams, especially with lots of weeks of Chatham Cup or Sunday games so you could easy add first team players. Is there an actual rule about numbers of players that could be dropped to a reserve team? As the nature of a reserve team is obviously being able to drop people into to get game time... 

How do they know or decide who is 1st team or not? There will be a number of players at most clubs who are between the 1st and reserve teams or starting to step up and make a few appearances for the 1st team.
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over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago · History
New World Canterbury Men's Premier League - Round 15 of 21
Cashmere Technical Reserves 1 Waimak 1 - game abandoned after 35 mins, decision on result / replay yet to be confirmed 
Parklands 0 Halswell 2 HT 0 - 0 
Universities of Canterbury 3 Burwood 1 HT 1 - 0 
Western 1 Nomads Reserves 2 HT 1 - 2
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over 2 years ago
Looks like Jacob Killick scored 8 goals in todays game. Anyone scored as many in a game in or around this division, ever?
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over 2 years ago
Round 16 of 21
Halswell 0 Universities 1
Nomads Reserves 9 Burwood 4
Waimak 3 Parklands 1
Western 0 Cashmere Technical Reserves 5
 
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over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago · History
Today's Scorers
Halswell 0 Universities 1 (Charlie Peacocke) HT 0 - 0
Nomads Reserves 9 (Jacob Killick 8, Matias Gidden - pen) Burwood 4 (Joe Davies 3, Shavneel Shandil) HT 4 - 2
Waimak 3 (Luke Fraser 2 pens, Danny Loney) Parklands 1 (Jesse Ruwhiu) HT 1 - 1
Western 0 Cashmere Technical Reserves 5 (Finbar Gallaway 3, Alex Ballard, Yusuf van Dam) HT 0 - 3 
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over 2 years ago
AllWhites82
Today's Scorers
Halswell 0 Universities 1 (Charlie Peacocke) HT 0 - 0
Nomads Reserves 9 (Jacob Killick 8, Matias Gidden - pen) Burwood 4 (Joe Davies 3, Shavneel Shandil) HT 4 - 2
Waimak 3 (Luke Fraser 2 pens, Danny Loney) Parklands 1 (Jesse Ruwhiu) HT 1 - 1
Western 0 Cashmere Technical Reserves 5 (Finbar Gallaway 3, Alex Ballard, Yusuf van Dam) HT 0 - 3 
Interesting scenes at Kendall as the ball was headed over the keeper and through a hole in the net, the ref decided it must have missed the net and gone over as I assume he wasn't watching. Lots of chats with the lino, 2 yellows for Waimak players for arguing, and a stunned crowd, and a goal kick was given.

Lino told us a bit later when we were standing right behind him, and making comment about it that he'd advised the ref it was a goal but the ref over-ruled him.

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over 2 years ago
New World Men Canterbury Premier League - Round 17 of 21
Burwood 2 Halswell 2
Cashmere Technical Reserves 2 Nomads Reserves 2
Parklands 2 Western 0
Universities 4 Waimak 1
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over 2 years ago
Updated table, I have added the Possible Points (PP) column on the right of the table so after today' round Universities are just 4 points away from taking the title and Western are confirmed in bottom place. 

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over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago · History
Today's scorers:
Burwood 2 (Hugo Toye, Joe Davies) Halswell 2 (James Price, Isaac Williams - pen) HT 1 - 0 
Cashmere Technical Reserves 2 (Blake Bamford, Alex Ballard) Nomads Reserves 2 (Jacob Killick, Luke Whiteside) HT 0 - 0
Parklands 2 (Miles Gruschow 2 - incl pen) Western 0 HT 0 - 0
Universities 4 (Jackson Hughes, Luke Whitwell, Hunter Hine, Charlie Peacocke) Waimak 1 (Adam Harrison) HT 0 - 1 
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over 2 years ago
Round 18 Fixtures
12:30pm
Cashmere Technical Reserves vs. Parklands - Garrick Memorial Park
Nomads Reserves vs. Halswell - Tulett Park
Western vs. Universities - now at English Park
2:45pm
Waimak vs. Burwood - Kendall Park
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over 2 years ago
New World Canterbury Premier League - Round 18 of 21
Cashmere Technical Reserves 4 Parklands 2
Nomads Reserves 2 Halswell 1
Waimak 3 Burwood 3
Western 0 Universities 4
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over 2 years ago
Updated Table:
Universities now need just one more point to be confirmed as CPL Champions.
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over 2 years ago
Round 18 scorers:
Cashmere Technical Reserves 4 (Gabriel Gallaway 3 - incl. 2 pens, Jamie Jeffrey-Dally) Parklands 2 (Josh Hardy, Jesse Ruwhiu) HT 2 - 1 
Nomads Reserves 2 (Jacob Killick, Jackson Bond) Halswell 1 (Patrick Cameron) HT 2 - 0
Waimak 3 (James Blake, Joshua Vialoux, own goal) Burwood 3 (Joe Davies, Isaac Cantrick, Elijah Austen) HT 3 - 1
Western 0 Universities 4 (Pero Forman 2, Charlie Peacocke, Nic Allen) HT 0 - 2
 
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over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago · History
Today's Results - with Universities claiming CPL title today with two rounds to play:
Burwood 5 Western 1
Halswell 0 Waimak 4
Parklands 0 Nomads 2
Universities 3 Cashmere Technical 0
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over 2 years ago
Round 20 Results / Scorers
Cashmere Technical Reserves 5 (Gabriel Gallaway 2 - incl pen, James Hoole, Yusuf Van Dam, Declan Allen) Burwood 2 (Joe Davies - pen, Isaac Malpass) HT 5 - 0
Nomads 5 (Jackson Bond 3 - incl pen, Davi De Carvalho Stemler Veiga, own goal) Waimak 0 HT 4 - 0
Parklands 1 (Jesse Ruwhiu - pen) Universities 4 (Saul Preshner, Pero Foreman, Nicholas Smith, Luke Whitwell) HT 0 - 2 
Western 0 Halswell 2 Joshua Dempster, Pat Cameron -pen) HT 0 - 1
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over 2 years ago
Western? Do they get relegated ? Surely best for them to merge with another club. They seem to be vanishing.
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over 2 years ago
I believe so, ChCh United have won the Canterbury Championship League and have indicated they wish to move up.    
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Western? Do they get relegated ? Surely best for them to merge with another club. They seem to be vanishing.
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over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago · History
New World Canterbury Men's Premier League - Round 21 of 21
Burwood 5 Parklands 0 HT 2 - 0 
Halswell 2 Cashmere Technical Res. 0 HT 2 - 0
Universities 1 Nomads Res. 1 HT 1 - 1
Waimak 7 Western 2 HT 4 - 1
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over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago · History
Today's scorers:
New World Canterbury Men's Premier League - Round 21 of 21
Burwood 5 (Joe Davies 4, Robin McGregor) Parklands 0 HT 2 - 0 
Halswell 2 (Isaac Williams, Patrick Cameron - pen) Cashmere Technical Res. 0 HT 2 - 0
Universities 1 (Pero Forman) Nomads Res. 1 (Davi Virgilio de Carvalho Stemler Veiga) HT 1 - 1
Waimak 7 (own goals 2, James Blake, Kian Grenfell, Thomas Sharp - pen, Joshua Vialoux, Mitchell Quigley) Western 2 (Taisei Shimizu, Justin Tan) HT 4 - 1
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over 2 years ago
Round 15 Catch-up game
Cashmere Technical 5 (Gabriel Gallaway 3 - incl pen, Yusuf van Dam, Zander Edwards) Waimak 2 (Joshua Vialoux, Ashton Lay) HT 2 - 2
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about 2 years ago
Will be a 10 team CPL over 18 Rounds this season.

ChCh United U20 promoted, replacing Universities, with FC Twenty11 staying in the Southern League means Western remain in CPL with added teams being Ferrymead Bays Res. and Selwyn Res. 
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about 2 years ago · edited about 2 years ago · History
AllWhites82
Will be a 10 team CPL over 18 Rounds this season.

ChCh United U20 promoted, replacing Universities, with FC Twenty11 staying in the Southern League means Western remain in CPL with added teams being Ferrymead Bays Res. and Selwyn Res. 
Christchurch United U20 will go undefeated
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about 2 years ago · edited about 2 years ago · History
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AllWhites82
Will be a 10 team CPL over 18 Rounds this season.

ChCh United U20 promoted, replacing Universities, with FC Twenty11 staying in the Southern League means Western remain in CPL with added teams being Ferrymead Bays Res. and Selwyn Res. 
Christchurch United U20 will go undefeated
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about 2 years ago
Any intel on what this means for the make up/format of the Canterbury Men's Championship this season?

8 teams?
AllWhites82
Will be a 10 team CPL over 18 Rounds this season.

ChCh United U20 promoted, replacing Universities, with FC Twenty11 staying in the Southern League means Western remain in CPL with added teams being Ferrymead Bays Res. and Selwyn Res. 

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about 2 years ago
bwtcf
Any intel on what this means for the make up/format of the Canterbury Men's Championship this season?

8 teams?
AllWhites82
Will be a 10 team CPL over 18 Rounds this season.

ChCh United U20 promoted, replacing Universities, with FC Twenty11 staying in the Southern League means Western remain in CPL with added teams being Ferrymead Bays Res. and Selwyn Res. 

10 team competition still. Cash Tech and Nomads have each made U20 teams to go into CCL (with both teams' reserves in CPL) and a Selwyn team that won 16/17 games in Division 1 has been promoted to CCL.

Coastal Res., CTFC U20, FC Twenty Res., Ferrymead Bays Keen Lads, Halswell Res., Nomads U20, Selwyn Roosters, UCAFC 2nd XI, UCAFC 3rd XI, Waimak Res.
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