Napier U19 Tournament

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over 8 years ago

Olympic into the semis... Birkenhead out. Stop out relegated 2nd year in a row a central league league will go down

Looks like a newly promoted Central League team will join Stop Out

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Feverish
over 8 years ago

Has the final been played yet? I heard Olympic made it?

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over 8 years ago

Stand down. Ellerslie 3 - Olympic 2 Final

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over 8 years ago

Nice to see Ellerslie win the comp.

Congrats Tim.

we only sing when were winning
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chopah
over 8 years ago

thanks mate - it's all a bit surreal at the moment.  I have always considered us to be decent but to win is something I don't think I had truly considered.

I must say it was amazing the amount of support we got from neutrals and other teams throughout the tournament - everyone treated us very nicely - was a great weekend.

Congrats to Wellington Olympic who were awesome in the final and should hold their heads high, as should all the teams who came and played in what is a gruelling tournament.

Finally for us it's awesome to win it and particularly since we will be losing about 10 of these lads for next year so I'm so stoked for them!

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Jag
over 8 years ago

Yes congratulations to Ellerslie..Wonderful achievement.

I have seen many finals at Napier and that rates as one of the better ones. Wellington Olympic played some fantastic football to go 2 nil up at Half time and then seemed to really hit a wall after conceeding the penalty.

They also looked very young. Someone from the supporting group said they had 9 players U17 on the field for the final.

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chopahI'm not your Bro...
over 8 years ago

Have Olympic blamed the ref's yet?

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zonknz
over 8 years ago

Olympic were awesome in the first half - the penalty changed the game probably but post game Stu and the other coaches were very good and their didn't seem to be any issues in that regard.

They also had a young team so one to watch out for next year!

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I'm not your Bro...
over 8 years ago

2ndBest wrote:

Have Olympic blamed the ref's yet?

"sigh"...swallowed another bitter pill  have we

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spencer
over 8 years ago

Congrats to Ellerslie..

Heard a LH player got a broken leg after a two-footed tackle (straight red) from the Onehunga Captain ?...If so, hope he makes a quick recovery 

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over 8 years ago

Congrats to Ellerslie..

Heard a LH player got a broken leg after a two-footed tackle (straight red) from the Onehunga Captain ?...If so, hope he makes a quick recovery 

we heard it was a double break (we saw the tackle - wasn't good) but we heard afterwards from a mate who supports Lower Hutt that it was ligements, which might be worse.  either way the kid (Ryan) was very good and i hope he bounces back strong.

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over 8 years ago

Nice one Dale, you a bit bored are you?

Ellerslie were good or their win for sure, especially to come back in the second half the way they did and they showed some great physicality and experience. A big congratulations to them.

It was great for us as supporters to go up and see the boys fulfil some of their potential and show the brand of football we like to see at this club, it was our first final since winning it in 1994. We were all disappointed with the result in the final especially because the boys had worked so hard all tournament and in that first half, but the boys and coaching staff did the club and themselves proud. 

Definitely looking forward to next year as I believe we are only losing 3 players, 1 of which was a starter and captain (Gianni) so hopefully we keep that group together and go 1 step further next year.


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almost 8 years ago

Well, here we go again - seems like just last week that we were playing the finals

I have just sent out the paperwork for this years' Lotto U19 Tournament.

If your club hasn't heard anything and you think they should be involved, contact me on finance@cityrovers.co.nz

There is a women's group this year - unfortunately we have had to restrict it to 8 teams.

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over 7 years ago

Seem’s  like there will be a NYL round the weekend of Napier u 19 s ...

we only sing when were winning
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over 7 years ago

Big T wrote:

Seem’s  like there will be a NYL round the weekend of Napier u 19 s ...

This has been resolved with NZF.  There will a break in the NYL over Labour weekend.

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over 7 years ago

Awesome news. . It’s a great tornament

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over 7 years ago

Have also seen they have added a womans draw this year

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over 7 years ago

HBunited fan wrote:

Have also seen they have added a womans draw this year




The main Women's U19 comp is down in Christchurch.
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over 7 years ago

HBunited fan wrote:

Have also seen they have added a womans draw this year




The main Women's U19 comp is down in Christchurch.

This was posted on the palmerston north marist page.

PN Marist FC have entered into the inaugural Napier City Rovers Under 19s Women’s Tournament. Held over Labour weekend each year, Napier City Rover's play host to the biggest and most prestigious annual under 19 youth tournament in New Zealand and this year a women’s division has been added.

Some of New Zealand’s top young football stars have descended on Park Island for more than three decades to compete for the top youth prize.

Every Labour weekend sees more than 130 games of exciting football and over the years many young players have played in the tournament and went on to gain international status.

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over 7 years ago

Some intresting groups 

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over 7 years ago · edited over 7 years ago · History

Is it true that Onehunga are banned from this years tournament ? or just a wild rumour

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chopah
over 7 years ago

Beaks wrote:

Is it true that Onehunga are banned from this years tournament ? or just a wild rumour

Sorry to disappoint you (and Chopah), Onehunga Sports declined the invitation to attend. There was no thoughts of a ban.  Should there have been?

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over 7 years ago

no just what I had  heard so just looking for clarification that was all

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over 7 years ago

ol'sole wrote:

Beaks wrote:

Is it true that Onehunga are banned from this years tournament ? or just a wild rumour

Sorry to disappoint you (and Chopah), Onehunga Sports declined the invitation to attend. There was no thoughts of a ban.  Should there have been?

Yeah I only liked the post because I had heard that rumour as well.  Not fussed either way.

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over 7 years ago

Shame really as they have so many good youth players

we only sing when were winning
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over 7 years ago

guess it makes a few players available to fill guest players spots at other clubs then 

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over 7 years ago

Picks for groups.

A. Melville.Lower Hutt

B Tauranga .Manurewa

C Springs.Olympic

D Birkenhead.Ellerslie.

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over 7 years ago

Does this drop Onehunga back to the Satellite draw for next years tournament ??

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se
over 7 years ago

Beaks wrote:

Does this drop Onehunga back to the Satellite draw for next years tournament ??

Yes, any team dropping out of the Main Group must start again in the Satellite group when they come back

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over 7 years ago

Big T wrote:

Picks for groups.

A. Melville.Lower Hutt

B Tauranga .Manurewa

C Springs.Olympic

D Birkenhead.Ellerslie.

Birkenhead sounding like runaway favourites this year. Team will be stacked with players from Chatham Cup final and NZ-U17s.

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over 7 years ago

have Olympic got Raphael Le'ai playing? If so he will carve up surely

Founder

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over 7 years ago

Shame that Oscar Browne isn’t going to Napier for springs due to Waitakere ASB now that’s a real talent there .

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over 7 years ago

petone v Waitakere

Birkenhead v Melville.

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over 7 years ago · edited over 7 years ago · History

Tournament won by Birkenhead 2 - 0 over Waitakere City

Full results on www.cityrovers.co.nz

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over 7 years ago

Easy.

Three for me, and two for them.

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over 7 years ago

surprised Birko had Robert as a guest player though. Especially after last years tournament.

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almost 7 years ago

Invitations for this years tournament have been sent out this afternoon

If your Club has not received their eagerly awaited invitation, please get in touch with me - finance@cityrovers.co.nz

There has been a lot of new interest from Clubs who have not attended before so the final list could be interesting

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over 6 years ago

Lotto National U19 Tournament starts tomorrow

Results can be found at

www.cityrovers.co.nz (U19 Tournament) or on

https://www.sportzone.org.nz/competitions (Tournaments)

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