Women's Central League

Thanks for the plug, Uiron.

So it looks as though BNU will be playing in the Women's Central League after all

http://bnu.org.nz/
AJ132010-12-15 07:55:06

So for BNU to go to central league who has pulled out?

the schoolgirls

Are the fixtures listed on the WgtnUtd website correct?

madness2011-03-17 20:23:24

dunno what is on there - but yes BNU are in CL. PNGHS pulled out Feverish2011-03-18 08:59:01

Predictions for the first round?

And you can find a review of the round one action in both the Northern and Central Premeir Women's Leagues here:

Who is R. Leatoa?

four interesting results on the weekend

Upper Hutt seem to have gone to the dogs this season.

Huge win for Wharf over the Marist.

I know Upper Hutt lost a lot of players this season.  Looks like they've got quite a bit of rebuilding ahead of them.  Traditionally a very gutsy team - let's hope they can get some positive results soon.

UHC are just momentarily inconvenienced. Normal service will resume...  sorry what was that *****?

Any team that looses 9 players with over 1000 senior games between them will have to re build again.

Saturday 16 April:

Wellington United     3    Upper Hutt City       2
Jenny Taylor (3)             Lucy Sneddon
                                     Hirani Kingi

Sunday 17 April:

Seatoun                   2   Waterside Karori      4
Ana Olssen (1)               Amanda Rash (1)
Hillary Smith (1)             Briar Palmer (1)
                                     Renee Leota (2)

Lower Hutt                0    Marist                4
                                     Jenny Prompharg (1)
                                     Jenny Scott (1)
                                     Evie Millynn (1)
                                     Sharne Schmidt (1)

Massey                    5    Brooklyn Northern     0
Coral Seath (1)
Jane Barnett (1)
Rhonda Bridges (1)
Jess Oulaghan (1)
Emily McColl (1)

                           P  W  D  L  GF  GA  Pts

Massey                  3  3  0  0  19   1   9
Waterside Karori     3  3  0  0  20   5   9
Marist                    3  2  0  1   7   4   6
Wellington United   3  1  1  1   6  15   4
Lower Hutt             3  1  0  2   2   6   3
Brooklyn Northern   3  1  0  2   2   7   3
Seatoun                 3  0  1  2   3   9   1
Upper Hutt City      3  0  0  3   3  15   0

SUNDAY 24 APRIL:

LOTTO WOMENS CENTRAL LEAGUE:   Upper Hutt City  4 Seatoun 3 R Jeffries (2)   C Oosterbaan   H Kingi   A Olssen   M Riddle    J Fitzsimons           Brooklyn Northern 1 Wellington United 1 J Crook   T Messenger           Waterside Karori 9 Lower Hutt 0 R Leota (5)                    A Rasch       A Van Kampen       C O'Callaghan       C Chung               Marist 0 Massey 1     K Black     P W D L GF GA PTs Waterside Karori 4 4 0 0 29 5 12 Massey 4 4 0 0 20 1 12 Marist 4 2 0 2 7 5 6 Wellington United 4 1 2 1 7 16 5 Brooklyn Northern 4 1 1 2 3 8 4 Upper Hutt City 4 1 0 3 7 18 3 Lower Hutt 4 1 0 3 2 15 3 Seatoun 4 0 1 3 6 13 1

anyone see any games in the weekend? Heard Massey was pretty comfortable over Marist? Upper Hutt doing well to get over Seatoun

UH had a much deserved win. Down 2-0 at half time to come back and win 4-3 was quite a remarkable achievement in my book. And as for R Jefferies goals- has been a lomg time since I last was at a club game and observed such class. Long may it continue.

Good comeback. I think the difference between UH and LH for example is that UH will fight til the end. Jeffries sounds like a good player

points shared at top o the table clash. Wharf should have come away at the half with more than 1-0 lead. Second half Massey threw everything into it and went ahead with a couple of long range strikes. Wharf equalised and again could have finished more but tough work on a heavy ground. Game of two halves where any result was possible in the end.

Sunday 8th May:       Brooklyn Northern 2 Upper Hutt City 2 Hilary Bartram   Lucy Sneddon   Synnove Glenses   Melissa Riddle           Marist 2 Seatoun 1 Jenny Scott   Nicola Kaiwai   Evie Martin               Lower Hutt 1 Wellington United 3 Simone Small   Sandy Cumpstone (2)       Jenny Taylor           Massey 2 Waterside Karori 2 Jane Barnett   Emma Roulston   Rosie Mission   Briar Palmer             P W D L GF GA PTS Waterside Karori 6 5 1 0 39 8 16 Massey 6 5 1 0 29 3 16 Marist 6 4 0 2 11 6 12 Wellington United 6 2 2 2 10 19 8 Brooklyn Northern 6 1 1 3 5 16 5 Seatoun 6 1 1 4 13 15 4 Upper Hutt City 6 1 1 4 10 28 4 Lower Hutt 6 1 0 5 3 25 3

I watched the UH vs BNU game. Was good to watch, both goals from Upper Hutt were nice shots. The second goal from BNU was a great little through ball, with a good finish.

Think draw was a good reflection of the game.

that is a mighty humping Utd got. Ken?

Did anyone see the Lower Hutt vs Seatoun game?  Was it as close as the score suggests?

http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/5017304/Football-player-knocked-out-by-opponent

Wait a minute... This is the same girl who punched not one, but 2 Upper Hutt players during a game in the 2009 season.  Suppose that wasn't reported to Capital Football in any form when it happened, hence the lenient sentence?  Sheesh.

Lower Hutt scored in about the 5th minute. I left soon after, seemed like it was gonna create a few goals. Both teams had good attackers and average defenders.

Wharfies lead the way in Knockout Cup Wellington�s Waterside Karori were the biggest winners in the first round proper of the ASB Women�s Knockout Cup, hammering 14 unanswered goals past Valeron Wanderers in Palmerston North on Sunday, in a weekend of few upsets.

May 29, 2011

AUCKLAND � Wellington�s Waterside Karori were the biggest winners in the first round proper of the ASB Women�s Knockout Cup, hammering 14 unanswered goals past Valeron Wanderers in Palmerston North on Sunday, in a weekend of few upsets.

Emma Rolston with four goals and Renee Leota with a hat trick accounted for half the damage while Briar Palmer and Amanda Rasch each netted doubles in the lopsided win, while Massey return from the capital with a 10-0 victory over Broklyn Northern United.

There were also big in the Northern Region as Jamie Hackett�s five-goal haul powered Glenfireld Rovers to a 8-0 away win over Hibiscus Coast and Chelsea

Elliott claimed a hat trick in Papamoa�s 7-0 thumping of Tauranga City United.
Melanie Gooch and Tania Oldfield also scored hat tricks in Eastern Suburbs� 6-0 romp at Waiuku and Western Springs� 5-0 win over Ellerslie respectively.

Matches were tighter in the South where a lone Shontelle Smith goal edged Dunedin Tech past Northern and Queenstown lost a seven-goal thriller to Roslyn Wakari despite Mary Fraser�s three goals.

Halswell, semi finalists last year exited far easier than expected, losing 0-4 at home to Western.

The second round of the ASB Women�s Knockout will be played on July 24, with the draw performed later this week.

Dtuch pro at United. Must have been spare $ in G's boots  Feverish2011-06-03 09:28:13

Great initiative though isn't it?

prob get a few Ajax players next year after this publicity.

From John Dow:


Hello Jason,

Mariska is an excellent player and Coach who is in demand already.

Wellington United is very keen to see her contribute to the overall development of Football throughout Wellington. Already she has taken on the Head Coach�s role for Tawa Intermediate�s girls team in preparation for their big Tournament on June 28. Some committed parents have asked to schedule special training sessions with their boys which are currently being set up. Wellington College have a good team of 12/13 year old�s keen to have some European Coaching. WU are setting up Coaching Clinics in the July school holidays which players from any club can participate in. Capital Football have been given the opportunity to have Mariska coach and/or assist with their Women�s World Cup promotion throughout the region, however they are currently looking to enforce a policy that stops any person with a club affiliation from undertaking work with them. Presumably this means many of their current staff and contractors will now have their work relationship reviewed. Mariska�s visit is the beginning of a Netherlands/Wellington Football relationship which includes the possibility of a talented Wellington footballer going to the Netherlands on a scholarship, WU have determined that any player in the Wellington region is eligible for this scholarship and Mariska will be talent scouting for someone to be selected for this opportunity throughout her visit.

JD

Feverish, is that dom post story not worthy news for the front page?

Haha WTF about a dozen of us are sitting round laughing at what the sh*t John Dow is talking. Thanks for the lols

Pick it apart then Feverish, be my guest.

Anyway, the whole thing is a good concept not that you could admit that.

European coaching ftw

Good initiative, TopLeft07, particularly for the women's game.

See this great initiative has already reaped rewards fpr United, only lost 6-0 to the Wharf.

I see the tall poppies are in trouble again......

Compared to 12-2 in the earlier clash.