Napier U19 Tournament

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over 11 years ago

Western Suburbs should be decent

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over 11 years ago
A few Ole boys, who are their guests? Rumour has it Levi MacFarlane has gone to Wests as guest. Another rumour floating around is Christian Gray to Mar as guest. . Both Wharf first teamers...
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over 11 years ago

if true Levi will be getting bloody good punch on the bottom when I'm back

Founder

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over 11 years ago

Levi's last year, who would want to play in the satellite to be fair to him? its rubbish 

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over 11 years ago

Gray to Miramar is a fact. 

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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over 11 years ago

UH semis. LH over Wharf 6-5 pens and Naki over Mar 4-2 pens 

Founder

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over 11 years ago

Who won UH tournie? LH v Naki? Does Naki have a team heading to Napier

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over 11 years ago · edited over 11 years ago · History

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Who won UH tournie? LH v Naki? Does Naki have a team heading to Napier

Lower Hutt win 1 - 0 

Lower Hutt also won the Development Division

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over 11 years ago · edited over 11 years ago · History

Lower Hutt City were very smart at the 2014 U19 Tournament in Upper Hutt. They named two good sized U19 squads (1st Team and Development Team) and they used HIBS College in Upper Hutt as a base between games. The Tournament Booklet highlighted that some of Lower Hutt's players were actually named in both squads.

One 16 year old Lower Hutt player named in both squads did in fact end up playing for both the Lower Hutt U19 Teams over the weekend so in theory he should have picked up two Winner's Medals.

In the main U19 Final at Maidstone Park, Lower Hutt defeated Taranaki 1 - 0. In the Development U19 Final at Awakairangi Park, Lower Hutt defeated Petone 8 - 7 on Penalties after being 1 - 1 at FT.

Lots of good photos of Tournament (and not just of LH Teams) on LH City's Facebook Page.

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over 11 years ago

Nice work LHFC, nice to see youth development is still a key philosophy for the club.

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over 11 years ago

Are Lower Hutt the pick  of the Wellington teams ?

we only sing when were winning
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over 11 years ago · edited over 11 years ago · History

Does anybody have any info on 3 kings utd, easy coast bays, Hamilton Wanderers

or waitakere City?

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over 11 years ago

Bays very strong 7 Nz 20 s players should win it... 

Three kings and Hamilton both capable of winning it... Very hard group. Waitakere poor

we only sing when were winning
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over 11 years ago

Who are the teams to beat I the Satellite draw.
It seems in previous years Eastern Suburbs, Hamilton Wanderers have been promoted and backed it up by performing in the main draw. Last year Western Springs got promoted with a good side.
Albany were one of the sides that got relegated.

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over 11 years ago

Albany are terrible.... F.Hill may be om

we only sing when were winning
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over 11 years ago
Group of Death: East Coast Bays (NZ U20 players) Three Kings (defending champs) Hamilton Wanderers (rumoured to be good) Upper Hutt (not sure if they are decent or not) Waitakere (might be a bit young I hear...) Wellington United (again not sure) Looks to be a tough group though.
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over 11 years ago

All groups look pretty tough .

we only sing when were winning
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chopah
over 11 years ago

ECB's have  a strong team but have not had much time together as a squad. Guest players are Brock Messenger and Jared Grove

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over 11 years ago

NHpeter wrote:

ECB's have  a strong team but have not had much time together as a squad. Guest players are Brock Messenger and Jared Grove

And Messenger makes 7 from the Wanderers/u20's squad!!

ECB's have to be short priced favourites to take out the Napier Tournament with that fire power.

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over 11 years ago

chopah wrote:
Group of Death: East Coast Bays (NZ U20 players) Three Kings (defending champs) Hamilton Wanderers (rumoured to be good) Upper Hutt (not sure if they are decent or not) Waitakere (might be a bit young I hear...) Wellington United (again not sure) Looks to be a tough group though.

Very much the group of death! Upper Hutt id imagine would have a fair chunk of players in the heartland youth and got promoted from Satellite (teams in previous years have done well in main draw). United though finished way down at Upper Hutt tournament so maybe at the bottom of the heap in the group. They'll need to target a few games to get points to survive.

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over 11 years ago

No Deklan Wynne or Andre de jong for ECB. They have been asked to pull out due to niggling injuries 

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over 11 years ago

Tough as both excellent players... 

we only sing when were winning
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over 11 years ago

Deklan is a cracking Left back I think he will go far

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azza67Op
over 11 years ago

Certainly has potential.

Grumpy old bastard alert

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over 11 years ago

Hamilton Wanderers are not as strong as they have been the last couple of years. Cam Attwood is back as a guest player. Birko look to be there or thereabouts again with a nice mix of 1st teamers and reserve players  

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over 11 years ago

Jeff Vader wrote:

Certainly has potential.

That's probably the nicest thing you've said about any player JV.

Three for me, and two for them.

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Jeff Vader
over 11 years ago

Are Ohehunga and Forest Hill the teams to beat in Satellite? They had reasonable first teams didn't they as well as Nike Cup in the past?

Who else? Cambridge, Melville, Metro?

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over 11 years ago

Victoria Uni had a good Satellite in 2013 (2 wins and 3 draws, including a draw with beaten-finalists Wharfies). It'll be interesting to see how we go this year.  Drawn with Havelock Nth, Melville, Metro, NPBHS, and Papakura.

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over 11 years ago
From what I've seen vic uni won't be troubling anyone
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over 11 years ago

Melville feature six players with northern league experience - though in a couple of cases that amounts to just a few matches.

First team "regulars" included are Dan Goodwin, Luke Searle, and Paul Clout, while guest player Nate Kinney was a starter for Ngaruawahia.

Bradley Rea and Ahmad Zammit have also had first team runs, while keeper Ryan Watson has been on the bench.

At the younger end are promising lads Liam Hayes (son of Dave Hayes) and Lachie McIsaac (son of Tony McIsaac).

In warm-up matches they beat Cambridge U19s 4-1 and the Melville Fed team 7-2 (I think).

Goodwin, Searle, Clout, Watson, Kinney, Hayes and Matt Wheeler are in the Waibop youth league squad. 

Melville are coached by Colin Rea, assisted by Tony McIsaac.

Hope this helps.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/nzsportsprogrammes

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over 11 years ago

Bruce

Melville off to a good start, as were Hn Wanderers

Results will be posted about 30 minutes after the completion of the games on NCR website

http://www.cityrovers.co.nz/

Don't piss off old people - the older we get, the less "Life in Prison" is a deterrent                    

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over 11 years ago
Wests beat last years finalists cashmere 4-zip

Kotahitanga. We are one.

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Smoodiver
over 11 years ago

East Coast bays lost first game 1 nil to 3 kings, They had a penalty saved and had the ball cleared off line 2 times. 2nd game drew 1all

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over 11 years ago

Rumour has it that Melville in the Sat draw may have more than the allowed 2 guest players. One team in their group has supposedly questioned it....

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over 11 years ago

Jogabnit wrote:
From what I've seen vic uni won't be troubling anyone

Haven't troubled anyone, just beat them. Three from three to start.

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over 11 years ago

Wests seem to be killing it at the mo. 3 from 3 

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over 11 years ago

steelo wrote:

Jogabnit wrote:
From what I've seen vic uni won't be troubling anyone

Haven't troubled anyone, just beat them. Three from three to start.

Vic Uni are there to make up the numbers, cant advance in the competition.

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over 11 years ago

OE Nik: Melville have just two guest players, Matt Wheeler and Nate Kinney. 

Think you will find it is Victoria that played an extra guest player to make up the numbers so they could continue to compete in the tournament, and advised officials.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/nzsportsprogrammes

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over 11 years ago

Melville checked out and all OK

Vic Uni have more than the allowable Guests but are playing for experience only - all teams aware of this.   Better than having them withdraw and a bye included

Don't piss off old people - the older we get, the less "Life in Prison" is a deterrent                    

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over 11 years ago

Optimist wrote:

NHpeter wrote:

ECB's have  a strong team but have not had much time together as a squad. Guest players are Brock Messenger and Jared Grove

And Messenger makes 7 from the Wanderers/u20's squad!!

ECB's have to be short priced favourites to take out the Napier Tournament with that fire power.

That went well.

Three for me, and two for them.

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