true believer
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ok i should have read more.
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What says it's CCF that f**ked it all up?
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Competitions Review Terms of Reference
16.12.11 11:45
Football NSW has finalised the Competition Review Terms of Reference and is now calling for submissions from the football community.
The Football NSW Competition Review aims to establish a collaborative, transparent and inclusive forum whereby the football community can contribute to the future of the structures for competitions staged in NSW.
The Review will cover the existing State Leagues, Women’s, Metropolitan competitions, the various Cups and knockout tournaments and events held by FNSW and the various State titles and their link to National Competitions, in particular focusing on:
Whilst the Terms of Reference provide focus for the Review Panel, discussions will not be limited to these topics and may incorporate other areas of current Football NSW competitions raised by the football community.
Outcomes of the FNSW Competition will be consistent with and operate within the guidelines and directives established from the FFA National Competitions Review.
The Review Panel will be Co-Chaired by Football NSW Vice Chairman Greg O’Rourke and Football NSW Director Simon Phillips.
Football NSW has established guidelines which aid in not only seeking the broadest input into the future of Football NSW competitions but allow the organisation to keep the wider football community abreast of the discussions through the review process.
The review process will be completed by the end of May 2012 with recommendations presented to the Board of Football NSW for approval by June 2012 with ample time for implementation into the 2013 season.
For all parties interested in making a submission, please click here for a submission template.
Competition Review Calender of Events
Date
Task
Friday 16th December, 2011
Completed Terms of Reference distributed. Football community provided with opportunity to make submissions to panel within strict timeframe.
Friday 20th January, 2012
Deadline - All feedback/submissions from football community received by Football NSW
Wednesday 25th January, 2012
Completed submissions compilation and distributed to members of the Review Panel
February, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office
February, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (2)
February, 2012
‘Town Hall’ meeting with stakeholders and interested parties at Football NSW Head Office
March, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (3)
March, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (4)
April, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (5)
April, 2012
‘Town Hall’ meeting with stakeholders and interested parties at Football NSW Head Office
May, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (6)
May, 2012
Final report due
June, 2012
Board meet to resolve
Competitions Review Terms of Reference
16.12.11 11:45
Football NSW has finalised the Competition Review Terms of Reference and is now calling for submissions from the football community.
The Football NSW Competition Review aims to establish a collaborative, transparent and inclusive forum whereby the football community can contribute to the future of the structures for competitions staged in NSW.
The Review will cover the existing State Leagues, Women’s, Metropolitan competitions, the various Cups and knockout tournaments and events held by FNSW and the various State titles and their link to National Competitions, in particular focusing on:
- The long term viability of State League competitions at all levels – What is the correct number of State League competitions to be co-ordinated by FNSW and the number of teams in each league
- Promotion and relegation from one League to another
- Problems faced by any newly promoted club, especially into Premier League, being able to hold its place (i.e. not be relegated after its first year) while it adjusts to its new status.
- Facilities and venues – Standard of venues will be established from the FFA NCR guidelines. Is there a way of rationalising the use of venues/grounds between various clubs?
- What competition structure in elite player development best supports the current FFA National Curriculum? Competition structures must support and consistent with the National Pathways into Elite football and the A-League environment.
- The accreditation of Clubs by Football NSW to ensure FFA elite development pathways, structures and policies are implemented.
- Should the Youth League competitions be linked/connected with the results/operations of the Senior Men’s Teams or independent?
- The 4-YL clubs-per Association area rule and the spread of Youth League across the Sydney metropolitan region and beyond
- The issue of the 3-Premier League-clubs per region rule, with the possibility of a 4[sup]th[/sup],[sup] [/sup]and the existing regions themselves – should boundaries be redrawn or the number of regions increased/reduced/abolished?
- The role of Club based academies in the ongoing development of players
- A review of player registration and academy fees
- The structure and environment of all current Association Competitions – including Skill Acquisition League, Frank Broughton Cup, Centenary Cup, Cheryl Salisbury Cup, Champion of Champions and State Cups.
Whilst the Terms of Reference provide focus for the Review Panel, discussions will not be limited to these topics and may incorporate other areas of current Football NSW competitions raised by the football community.
Outcomes of the FNSW Competition will be consistent with and operate within the guidelines and directives established from the FFA National Competitions Review.
The Review Panel will be Co-Chaired by Football NSW Vice Chairman Greg O’Rourke and Football NSW Director Simon Phillips.
Football NSW has established guidelines which aid in not only seeking the broadest input into the future of Football NSW competitions but allow the organisation to keep the wider football community abreast of the discussions through the review process.
- Call for written submissions from the football community
- Written submissions should be in response to the twelve (12) Terms of Reference
- Submissions must be emailed to compreview@footballnsw.com.au (WORD file only)
- All submissions must be received by Football NSW by no later than COB Friday 20[sup]th[/sup] January, 2012
- All submissions will be summarised and reviewed by Football NSW staff
- Competitions Review Panel meets to review the submissions
- A consultative review process with two ‘Town Hall’ meetings with the football community where an update on the review process and further input will be sought.
- The various State League standing committees will also be consulted through the process
- Presentations and outcomes finalised will be made available through the Football NSW website and via web blog.
The review process will be completed by the end of May 2012 with recommendations presented to the Board of Football NSW for approval by June 2012 with ample time for implementation into the 2013 season.
For all parties interested in making a submission, please click here for a submission template.
Competition Review Calender of Events
Date
Task
Friday 16th December, 2011
Completed Terms of Reference distributed. Football community provided with opportunity to make submissions to panel within strict timeframe.
Friday 20th January, 2012
Deadline - All feedback/submissions from football community received by Football NSW
Wednesday 25th January, 2012
Completed submissions compilation and distributed to members of the Review Panel
February, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office
February, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (2)
February, 2012
‘Town Hall’ meeting with stakeholders and interested parties at Football NSW Head Office
March, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (3)
March, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (4)
April, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (5)
April, 2012
‘Town Hall’ meeting with stakeholders and interested parties at Football NSW Head Office
May, 2012
Panel Members Meeting at Football NSW Head Office (6)
May, 2012
Final report due
June, 2012
Board meet to resolve
Nathan Byrn
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Filling out my submission over the Holidays
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
Friday 23 December, 2011
Roche ready to lead Lady Mariners
Central Coast Mariners are pleased to announce that the Clubs’ former Westfield W-League Head Coach, Stephen Roche, has been appointed Coordinator of the Mariners Elite Female Development Pathway.
Under the stewardship of Central Coast Mariners Academy Development Manager, Tony Walmsley, Roche will again play a key role in enhancing the professionalism and standard of Women’s football in the region.
In addition to offering guidance to the mentors of the Mariners under 12, 14, 16 and Senior Reserve teams respectively – Roche will be tasked with mentoring the Yellow and Navy’s Senior side in the 2012 edition of the New South Wales Women’s Premier League.
“The Mariners Academy will provide an opportunity for female players and gives them a direct pathway to step up to another level,” Roche said.
“We will definitely try to recruit some former players from the Mariners’ Westfield W-League squad. We want to try and raise the standard of football being played, and I’m aiming to find four to five players that are already at that level to join us.”
Roche has fond memories of working with the Yellow and Navy having coached the Clubs’ Westfield W-League team in seasons 2008/09 and 2009/10.
“Developing and building the team from the first season to real contenders in the second was a highlight,” he said. “And we want to be back at the top [in the Westfield W-League].”
Walmsley echoed Roche’s sentiment that the sooner the Mariners can reclaim a place in the Westfield W-League, the better.
“From a local perspective we want more local players to represent the region at the highest level,” Walmsley said.
“The Women’s program will mirror the boys Academy in terms of resources and philosophy - simply put, the players will have every opportunity over an extended period to prove themselves.
“Having ‘Rochey’ on board to head up the program is a bonus. We already have young players who have been playing in Sydney committed to coming back to play on the Coast and with his other recruitment objectives we will be well placed to have a strong start at this level in season one,” he said.
Since leading the Mariners to second place in the Westfield W-League in 2009/10, Roche has run the football program at Knox Grammar School.
Meanwhile, the Mariners have teamed up with locally based business vTeam to provide Academy players and coaches a holistic engagement system.
Utilising the power of web 2.0, the vTeam system will allow coaches and players to communicate effectively, as well as provide a platform for information and education to be disseminated throughout the Academy.
“vTeam is an innovative way for us to work with our coaches and players to improve their knowledge of the game, performance, and also deliver key messages,” Walmsley said.
Finally, Central Coast Mariners are on the lookout for team managers for each Academy side for the 2012 campaign.
If you are interested in playing a part in the growth and development of the regions flagship football entity, as well as aid the progression of budding Central Coast footballers, please e-mail Central Coast Mariners Development Coordinator, Damien Brown on dbrown@ccmariners.com.au
Roche ready to lead Lady Mariners
Central Coast Mariners are pleased to announce that the Clubs’ former Westfield W-League Head Coach, Stephen Roche, has been appointed Coordinator of the Mariners Elite Female Development Pathway.
Under the stewardship of Central Coast Mariners Academy Development Manager, Tony Walmsley, Roche will again play a key role in enhancing the professionalism and standard of Women’s football in the region.
In addition to offering guidance to the mentors of the Mariners under 12, 14, 16 and Senior Reserve teams respectively – Roche will be tasked with mentoring the Yellow and Navy’s Senior side in the 2012 edition of the New South Wales Women’s Premier League.
“The Mariners Academy will provide an opportunity for female players and gives them a direct pathway to step up to another level,” Roche said.
“We will definitely try to recruit some former players from the Mariners’ Westfield W-League squad. We want to try and raise the standard of football being played, and I’m aiming to find four to five players that are already at that level to join us.”
Roche has fond memories of working with the Yellow and Navy having coached the Clubs’ Westfield W-League team in seasons 2008/09 and 2009/10.
“Developing and building the team from the first season to real contenders in the second was a highlight,” he said. “And we want to be back at the top [in the Westfield W-League].”
Walmsley echoed Roche’s sentiment that the sooner the Mariners can reclaim a place in the Westfield W-League, the better.
“From a local perspective we want more local players to represent the region at the highest level,” Walmsley said.
“The Women’s program will mirror the boys Academy in terms of resources and philosophy - simply put, the players will have every opportunity over an extended period to prove themselves.
“Having ‘Rochey’ on board to head up the program is a bonus. We already have young players who have been playing in Sydney committed to coming back to play on the Coast and with his other recruitment objectives we will be well placed to have a strong start at this level in season one,” he said.
Since leading the Mariners to second place in the Westfield W-League in 2009/10, Roche has run the football program at Knox Grammar School.
Meanwhile, the Mariners have teamed up with locally based business vTeam to provide Academy players and coaches a holistic engagement system.
Utilising the power of web 2.0, the vTeam system will allow coaches and players to communicate effectively, as well as provide a platform for information and education to be disseminated throughout the Academy.
“vTeam is an innovative way for us to work with our coaches and players to improve their knowledge of the game, performance, and also deliver key messages,” Walmsley said.
Finally, Central Coast Mariners are on the lookout for team managers for each Academy side for the 2012 campaign.
If you are interested in playing a part in the growth and development of the regions flagship football entity, as well as aid the progression of budding Central Coast footballers, please e-mail Central Coast Mariners Development Coordinator, Damien Brown on dbrown@ccmariners.com.au
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
Football NSW Competitions Review ‘Town Hall’ Meeting
09.03.12 08:57
Football NSW is inviting all members and stakeholders to the Football NSW Competitions Review ‘Town Hall’ meeting to be held at the Captain’s Room in the Allianz Stadium (SFS) on Monday March 19th at 7pm.
The Football NSW Competition Review aims to establish a collaborative, transparent and inclusive forum whereby the football community can contribute to the future of the structures for competitions staged in NSW.
The Review covers the existing State Leagues, Women’s, Metropolitan competitions, the various Cups and knockout tournaments and events held by Football NSW and the various State titles and their link to National Competitions, in particular focusing on the twelve Terms of Reference.
The ‘Town Hall’ meeting is an opportunity for Football NSW members and stakeholders to contribute to the review of competitions in NSW.
Football NSW also provides members and stakeholders the opportunity to engage the competitions review online via the official Football NSW Facebook fan page – www.facebook.com/footballnsw
To ensure your involvement in the event could you RSVP to Lindal Whitton on 88144426 or via email on lindal@footballnsw.com.au by Wednesday 21st of March 2012.
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09.03.12 08:57
Football NSW is inviting all members and stakeholders to the Football NSW Competitions Review ‘Town Hall’ meeting to be held at the Captain’s Room in the Allianz Stadium (SFS) on Monday March 19th at 7pm.
The Football NSW Competition Review aims to establish a collaborative, transparent and inclusive forum whereby the football community can contribute to the future of the structures for competitions staged in NSW.
The Review covers the existing State Leagues, Women’s, Metropolitan competitions, the various Cups and knockout tournaments and events held by Football NSW and the various State titles and their link to National Competitions, in particular focusing on the twelve Terms of Reference.
The ‘Town Hall’ meeting is an opportunity for Football NSW members and stakeholders to contribute to the review of competitions in NSW.
Football NSW also provides members and stakeholders the opportunity to engage the competitions review online via the official Football NSW Facebook fan page – www.facebook.com/footballnsw
To ensure your involvement in the event could you RSVP to Lindal Whitton on 88144426 or via email on lindal@footballnsw.com.au by Wednesday 21st of March 2012.
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kevrenor
Well-Known Member
In the Preliminary Round of the FNSW Waratah Cup this week:
"... in a hugely entertaining match at Pluim Park, the Central Coast Mariners Under 18s side defeated Loftus Rovers 7-2 with the match ending 2-2 at full time, the young guns rifled in five goals in extra time for a monumental victory".
http://www.footballnsw.com.au/index.php?id=17&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=6131&tx_ttnews[backPid]=389&cHash=872f284e2a
"... in a hugely entertaining match at Pluim Park, the Central Coast Mariners Under 18s side defeated Loftus Rovers 7-2 with the match ending 2-2 at full time, the young guns rifled in five goals in extra time for a monumental victory".
http://www.footballnsw.com.au/index.php?id=17&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=6131&tx_ttnews[backPid]=389&cHash=872f284e2a
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
SUPER YOUTH LEAGUE: ROUND 3:
GRADE 13: Spirit FC 1 Dulwich Hill 1, Mounties Wanderers 3 Central Coast Mariners 2, Fraser Park FC 2 Granville Rage 6, Sydney University 4 Bankstown Berries 0, Bankstown City Lions 0 Macarthur Rams 0, Northern Tigers 0 Western NSW Mariners 2.
GRADE 14: Spirit FC 3 Dulwich Hill 3, Mounties Wanderers 1 Central Coast Mariners 4, Fraser Park FC 1 Granville Rage 3, Sydney University 5 Bankstown Berries 0, Bankstown City Lions 1 Macarthur Rams 3, Northern Tigers 1 Western NSW Mariners 1.
GRADE 15: Spirit FC 2 Dulwich Hill 0, Mounties Wanderers 0 Central Coast Mariners 0, Fraser Park FC 3 Granville Rage 0, Sydney University 3 Bankstown Berries 0, Bankstown City Lions 0 Macarthur Rams 2, Northern Tigers 0 Western NSW Mariners 0.
GRADE 16: Spirit FC 2 Dulwich Hill 1, Mounties Wanderers 1 Central Coast Mariners 2, Fraser Park FC 3 Granville Rage 2, Sydney University 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Bankstown City Lions 0 Macarthur Rams 1, Northern Tigers 3 Western NSW Mariners 0.
GRADE 18: Spirit FC 3 Dulwich Hill 4, Mounties Wanderers 3 Central Coast Mariners 4, Fraser Park FC 1 Granville Rage 0, Sydney University 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Bankstown City Lions 1 Macarthur Rams 4, Northern Tigers 1 - Western NSW Mariners 1.
GRADE 13: Spirit FC 1 Dulwich Hill 1, Mounties Wanderers 3 Central Coast Mariners 2, Fraser Park FC 2 Granville Rage 6, Sydney University 4 Bankstown Berries 0, Bankstown City Lions 0 Macarthur Rams 0, Northern Tigers 0 Western NSW Mariners 2.
GRADE 14: Spirit FC 3 Dulwich Hill 3, Mounties Wanderers 1 Central Coast Mariners 4, Fraser Park FC 1 Granville Rage 3, Sydney University 5 Bankstown Berries 0, Bankstown City Lions 1 Macarthur Rams 3, Northern Tigers 1 Western NSW Mariners 1.
GRADE 15: Spirit FC 2 Dulwich Hill 0, Mounties Wanderers 0 Central Coast Mariners 0, Fraser Park FC 3 Granville Rage 0, Sydney University 3 Bankstown Berries 0, Bankstown City Lions 0 Macarthur Rams 2, Northern Tigers 0 Western NSW Mariners 0.
GRADE 16: Spirit FC 2 Dulwich Hill 1, Mounties Wanderers 1 Central Coast Mariners 2, Fraser Park FC 3 Granville Rage 2, Sydney University 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Bankstown City Lions 0 Macarthur Rams 1, Northern Tigers 3 Western NSW Mariners 0.
GRADE 18: Spirit FC 3 Dulwich Hill 4, Mounties Wanderers 3 Central Coast Mariners 4, Fraser Park FC 1 Granville Rage 0, Sydney University 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Bankstown City Lions 1 Macarthur Rams 4, Northern Tigers 1 - Western NSW Mariners 1.
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
SUPER YOUTH LEAGUE: ROUND 4:
GRADE 13: Western NSW Mariners 0 Macarthur Rams 1, Dulwich Hill SC 5 Bankstown Berries 0, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown City Lions 3, Granville Rage 1 Northern Tigers 0, Sydney University 6 Fraser Park FC 2, Central Coast Mariners 2 Spirit FC 1.
GRADE 14: Western NSW Mariners 2 Macarthur Rams 3, Dulwich Hill SC 0 Bankstown Berries 0, Mounties Wanderers 0 Bankstown City Lions 2, Granville Rage 6 Northern Tigers 1, Sydney University 5 Fraser Park FC 0, Central Coast Mariners 4 Spirit FC 2.
GRADE 15: Western NSW Mariners 3 Macarthur Rams 0, Dulwich Hill SC 1 Bankstown Berries 2, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown City Lions 0, Granville Rage 3 Northern Tigers 1, Sydney University 2 Fraser Park FC 1, Central Coast Mariners 3 Spirit FC 2.
GRADE 16: Western NSW Mariners 0 Macarthur Rams 1, Dulwich Hill SC 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown City Lions 2, Granville Rage 2 Northern Tigers 3, Sydney University 1 Fraser Park FC 0, Central Coast Mariners 3 Spirit FC 1.
GRADE 18: Western NSW Mariners 1 Macarthur Rams 1, Dulwich Hill SC 0 Bankstown Berries 2, Mounties Wanderers 1 Bankstown City Lions 0, Granville Rage 2 Northern Tigers 2, Sydney University 1 Fraser Park FC 1, Central Coast Mariners 1 Spirit FC 2.
GRADE 13: Western NSW Mariners 0 Macarthur Rams 1, Dulwich Hill SC 5 Bankstown Berries 0, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown City Lions 3, Granville Rage 1 Northern Tigers 0, Sydney University 6 Fraser Park FC 2, Central Coast Mariners 2 Spirit FC 1.
GRADE 14: Western NSW Mariners 2 Macarthur Rams 3, Dulwich Hill SC 0 Bankstown Berries 0, Mounties Wanderers 0 Bankstown City Lions 2, Granville Rage 6 Northern Tigers 1, Sydney University 5 Fraser Park FC 0, Central Coast Mariners 4 Spirit FC 2.
GRADE 15: Western NSW Mariners 3 Macarthur Rams 0, Dulwich Hill SC 1 Bankstown Berries 2, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown City Lions 0, Granville Rage 3 Northern Tigers 1, Sydney University 2 Fraser Park FC 1, Central Coast Mariners 3 Spirit FC 2.
GRADE 16: Western NSW Mariners 0 Macarthur Rams 1, Dulwich Hill SC 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown City Lions 2, Granville Rage 2 Northern Tigers 3, Sydney University 1 Fraser Park FC 0, Central Coast Mariners 3 Spirit FC 1.
GRADE 18: Western NSW Mariners 1 Macarthur Rams 1, Dulwich Hill SC 0 Bankstown Berries 2, Mounties Wanderers 1 Bankstown City Lions 0, Granville Rage 2 Northern Tigers 2, Sydney University 1 Fraser Park FC 1, Central Coast Mariners 1 Spirit FC 2.
elevated position
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The teams appear to be going ok.
Nathan Byrn
Well-Known Member
They went well last year. 2nd in the club championship.
kevrenor
Well-Known Member
SUPER YOUTH LEAGUE: ROUND 6:
GRADE 13: Western NSW Mariners 3 Granville Rage 2, Dulwich Hill 3 Northern Tigers 0, Spirit FC 1 Bankstown City Lions 1, Mounties Wanderers 4 Bankstown Berries 0, Sydney University 0 Macarthur Rams 2, Central Coast Mariners 3 Fraser Park FC 0.
GRADE 14: Western NSW Mariners 1 Granville Rage 3, Dulwich Hill 6 Northern Tigers 1, Spirit FC 2 Bankstown City Lions 0, Mounties Wanderers 2 Bankstown Berries 2, Sydney University 1 Macarthur Rams 0, Central Coast Mariners 2 Fraser Park FC 1.
GRADE 15: Western NSW Mariners 3 Granville Rage 0, Dulwich Hill 1 Northern Tigers 1, Spirit FC 2 Bankstown City Lions 1, Mounties Wanderers 1 Bankstown Berries 1, Sydney University 4 Macarthur Rams 0, Central Coast Mariners 2 Fraser Park FC 1.
GRADE 16: Western NSW Mariners 0 Granville Rage 1, Dulwich Hill 0 Northern Tigers 0, Spirit FC 1 Bankstown City Lions 2, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Sydney University 3 Macarthur Rams 1, Central Coast Mariners 1 Fraser Park FC 0.
GRADE 18: Western NSW Mariners 8 Granville Rage 0, Dulwich Hill 0 Northern Tigers 4, Spirit FC 2 Bankstown City Lions 1, Mounties Wanderers 1 Bankstown Berries 1, Sydney University 6 Macarthur Rams 1, Central Coast Mariners 1 Fraser Park FC 0.
GRADE 13: Western NSW Mariners 3 Granville Rage 2, Dulwich Hill 3 Northern Tigers 0, Spirit FC 1 Bankstown City Lions 1, Mounties Wanderers 4 Bankstown Berries 0, Sydney University 0 Macarthur Rams 2, Central Coast Mariners 3 Fraser Park FC 0.
GRADE 14: Western NSW Mariners 1 Granville Rage 3, Dulwich Hill 6 Northern Tigers 1, Spirit FC 2 Bankstown City Lions 0, Mounties Wanderers 2 Bankstown Berries 2, Sydney University 1 Macarthur Rams 0, Central Coast Mariners 2 Fraser Park FC 1.
GRADE 15: Western NSW Mariners 3 Granville Rage 0, Dulwich Hill 1 Northern Tigers 1, Spirit FC 2 Bankstown City Lions 1, Mounties Wanderers 1 Bankstown Berries 1, Sydney University 4 Macarthur Rams 0, Central Coast Mariners 2 Fraser Park FC 1.
GRADE 16: Western NSW Mariners 0 Granville Rage 1, Dulwich Hill 0 Northern Tigers 0, Spirit FC 1 Bankstown City Lions 2, Mounties Wanderers 3 Bankstown Berries 1, Sydney University 3 Macarthur Rams 1, Central Coast Mariners 1 Fraser Park FC 0.
GRADE 18: Western NSW Mariners 8 Granville Rage 0, Dulwich Hill 0 Northern Tigers 4, Spirit FC 2 Bankstown City Lions 1, Mounties Wanderers 1 Bankstown Berries 1, Sydney University 6 Macarthur Rams 1, Central Coast Mariners 1 Fraser Park FC 0.
neverwozza
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from the football nsw website - sorry couldn't get the link to work
With a third of the matches behind us, the competition is reaching an interesting stage as the teams begin to jockey for position to set themselves up for a run to the finals series but nothing is assured in this division as the “surprise” results just keep on coming.
Club Championship
Central Coast Mariners have set up a handy lead on this table after they grabbed ten points from their trip to eighth placed Northern Tigers and Macarthur Rams are in second spot following their gain of ten points when they hosted ninth placed Dulwich Hill.
Third placed Sydney University split the points at seven apiece when they visited fourth placed Western NSW Mariners while Granville Rage are in fifth place following their haul of twelve points from their trip to eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions.
Spirit FC are placed sixth after they collected ten points away to twelfth placed Bankstown Berries and Mounties Wanderers are seventh after they split the points at seven apiece when they visited tenth placed Fraser Park.
Grade 13
Central Coast Mariners have a handy lead at the top of the table after they produced a 3-1 result when they faced eleventh placed Northern Tigers and previously unbeaten Macarthur Rams are second following their 1-0 loss to fifth placed Dulwich Hill.
Western NSW Mariners are sitting in third position thanks to their 3-1 victory over Sydney University who are in sixth position
Mounties Wanderers are placed fourth following their 1-1 draw with eleventh placed Fraser Park. The Wanderers picked up another three points when they were 3-0 winners over the Skilleroos who are tenth.
Ninth placed Bankstown City Lions suffered their first loss of the season when seventh placed Granville Rage scored two late goals to record a 2-0 result while Spirit FC are eighth following their 2-0 success over thirteenth placed Bankstown Berries.
Grade 14
Central Coast Mariners are the competition frontrunners after they posted a very strong 5-0 result when they met eleventh placed Northern Tigers and Sydney University are in second spot following their 3-3 draw with fifth placed Western NSW Mariners.
Granville Rage are placed third on goal difference after they suffered their first loss, a 1-0 result when they faced eighth placed Bankstown City Lions while fourth placed Macarthur Rams registered a solid 5-1 result over seventh placed Dulwich Hill.
Sixth placed Mounties Wanderers surprisingly went down 2-0 to twelfth placed Fraser Park who were picking up their first points for the season and the clash between ninth placed Spirit FC and tenth placed Bankstown Berries ended in a scoreless draw.
Grade 15
Central Coast Mariners now have a lead of two points at the top of the table after they were 2-1 winners over eighth placed Northern Tigers. Matt Bennett had given the Mariners the lead just before half-time but that was cancelled out when the Tigers equalised midway through the second stanza. However, Sam Dooley found the back of the net late in the game to give the Mariners the full ration of points.
Second placed Sydney University posted a 2-1 result when they met fourth placed Western NSW Mariners.
Mounties Wanderers are in third position thanks to their 3-0 victory over ninth placed Fraser Park and Spirit FC are fifth on goal difference following their 3-1 success over tenth placed Bankstown Berries.
Sixth placed Macarthur Rams recorded a solid 5-0 result over eleventh placed Dulwich Hill while seventh placed Granville Rage were too good for twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions as they posted a 2-0 victory.
Grade 16
Central Coast Mariners have a competition leading margin of five points following their scoreless draw with third placed Northern Tigers while Sydney University are second after they produced a 1-0 result over tenth placed Western NSW Mariners.
Fourth placed Spirit FC posted a respectable 4-0 result when they met twelfth placed Bankstown Berries and Macarthur Rams are fifth on goal difference after they were 2-1 winners over ninth placed Dulwich Hill.
Granville Rage are in sixth spot following their 2-0 success over eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions and Fraser Park are seventh after they were beaten 2-0 by eighth placed Mounties Wanderers.
Grade 18
Unbeaten Northern Tigers have a goal difference lead at the top of the table after they were 2-0 winners over Central Coast Mariners who have dropped back to second spot while Western NSW Mariners are placed third following their 2-1 victory over eighth placed Sydney University.
Fourth placed Macarthur Rams were held to a 2-2 draw by twelfth placed Dulwich Hill and then the Rams suffered an 8-1 defeat at the hands of seventh placed NSWIS.
Spirit FC are in fifth position after they suffered a surprising 4-1 loss to ninth placed Bankstown Berries and Fraser Park are sixth thanks to their 1-0 victory over eleventh placed Mounties Wanderers while Granville Rage are in ninth position following their 4-1 result over twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions
-By Barry Davis
With a third of the matches behind us, the competition is reaching an interesting stage as the teams begin to jockey for position to set themselves up for a run to the finals series but nothing is assured in this division as the “surprise” results just keep on coming.
Club Championship
Central Coast Mariners have set up a handy lead on this table after they grabbed ten points from their trip to eighth placed Northern Tigers and Macarthur Rams are in second spot following their gain of ten points when they hosted ninth placed Dulwich Hill.
Third placed Sydney University split the points at seven apiece when they visited fourth placed Western NSW Mariners while Granville Rage are in fifth place following their haul of twelve points from their trip to eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions.
Spirit FC are placed sixth after they collected ten points away to twelfth placed Bankstown Berries and Mounties Wanderers are seventh after they split the points at seven apiece when they visited tenth placed Fraser Park.
Grade 13
Central Coast Mariners have a handy lead at the top of the table after they produced a 3-1 result when they faced eleventh placed Northern Tigers and previously unbeaten Macarthur Rams are second following their 1-0 loss to fifth placed Dulwich Hill.
Western NSW Mariners are sitting in third position thanks to their 3-1 victory over Sydney University who are in sixth position
Mounties Wanderers are placed fourth following their 1-1 draw with eleventh placed Fraser Park. The Wanderers picked up another three points when they were 3-0 winners over the Skilleroos who are tenth.
Ninth placed Bankstown City Lions suffered their first loss of the season when seventh placed Granville Rage scored two late goals to record a 2-0 result while Spirit FC are eighth following their 2-0 success over thirteenth placed Bankstown Berries.
Grade 14
Central Coast Mariners are the competition frontrunners after they posted a very strong 5-0 result when they met eleventh placed Northern Tigers and Sydney University are in second spot following their 3-3 draw with fifth placed Western NSW Mariners.
Granville Rage are placed third on goal difference after they suffered their first loss, a 1-0 result when they faced eighth placed Bankstown City Lions while fourth placed Macarthur Rams registered a solid 5-1 result over seventh placed Dulwich Hill.
Sixth placed Mounties Wanderers surprisingly went down 2-0 to twelfth placed Fraser Park who were picking up their first points for the season and the clash between ninth placed Spirit FC and tenth placed Bankstown Berries ended in a scoreless draw.
Grade 15
Central Coast Mariners now have a lead of two points at the top of the table after they were 2-1 winners over eighth placed Northern Tigers. Matt Bennett had given the Mariners the lead just before half-time but that was cancelled out when the Tigers equalised midway through the second stanza. However, Sam Dooley found the back of the net late in the game to give the Mariners the full ration of points.
Second placed Sydney University posted a 2-1 result when they met fourth placed Western NSW Mariners.
Mounties Wanderers are in third position thanks to their 3-0 victory over ninth placed Fraser Park and Spirit FC are fifth on goal difference following their 3-1 success over tenth placed Bankstown Berries.
Sixth placed Macarthur Rams recorded a solid 5-0 result over eleventh placed Dulwich Hill while seventh placed Granville Rage were too good for twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions as they posted a 2-0 victory.
Grade 16
Central Coast Mariners have a competition leading margin of five points following their scoreless draw with third placed Northern Tigers while Sydney University are second after they produced a 1-0 result over tenth placed Western NSW Mariners.
Fourth placed Spirit FC posted a respectable 4-0 result when they met twelfth placed Bankstown Berries and Macarthur Rams are fifth on goal difference after they were 2-1 winners over ninth placed Dulwich Hill.
Granville Rage are in sixth spot following their 2-0 success over eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions and Fraser Park are seventh after they were beaten 2-0 by eighth placed Mounties Wanderers.
Grade 18
Unbeaten Northern Tigers have a goal difference lead at the top of the table after they were 2-0 winners over Central Coast Mariners who have dropped back to second spot while Western NSW Mariners are placed third following their 2-1 victory over eighth placed Sydney University.
Fourth placed Macarthur Rams were held to a 2-2 draw by twelfth placed Dulwich Hill and then the Rams suffered an 8-1 defeat at the hands of seventh placed NSWIS.
Spirit FC are in fifth position after they suffered a surprising 4-1 loss to ninth placed Bankstown Berries and Fraser Park are sixth thanks to their 1-0 victory over eleventh placed Mounties Wanderers while Granville Rage are in ninth position following their 4-1 result over twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions
-By Barry Davis
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SUPER YOUTH LEAGUE: ROUND 8: GRADE 13: Dulwich Hill SC 3 Western NSW Mariners 0, Spirit FC 2 Fraser Park 0, Mounties Wanderers 3 Northern Tigers 1, Bankstown Berries 2 Bankstown City Lions 3, Sydney University 3 Granville Rage 1, Central Coast Mariners 3 Macarthur Rams 0. GRADE 14: Dulwich Hill SC 1 Western NSW Mariners 3, Spirit FC 0 Fraser Park 1, Mounties Wanderers 3 Northern Tigers 0, Bankstown Berries 2 Bankstown City Lions 1, Sydney University 7 Granville Rage 2, Central Coast Mariners 2 Macarthur Rams 4. GRADE 15: Dulwich Hill SC 0 Western NSW Mariners 3, Spirit FC 0 Fraser Park 1, Mounties Wanderers 0 Northern Tigers 1, Bankstown Berries 4 Bankstown City Lions 1, Sydney University 5 Granville Rage 5, Central Coast Mariners 2 Macarthur Rams 1. GRADE 16: Dulwich Hill SC 1 Western NSW Mariners 1, Spirit FC 0 Fraser Park 1, Mounties Wanderers 2 Northern Tigers 2, Bankstown Berries 1 Bankstown City Lions 1, Sydney University 0 Granville Rage 1, Central Coast Mariners 1 Macarthur Rams 0. GRADE 18: Dulwich Hill SC 1 Western NSW Mariners 3, Spirit FC 2 Fraser Park 2, Mounties Wanderers 2 Northern Tigers 0, Bankstown Berries 4 Bankstown City Lions 1, Sydney University 2 Granville Rage 1, Central Coast Mariners 0 Macarthur Rams 1.
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Just wanted to say I appreciate these updates. Cheers Kev.
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Western’s 18s are a side in form
MARK RAYNER 19 May, 2012 04:00 AM There was a bit of concern at the start of the 2012 Super Youth League season when the Western NSW Mariners FC under 18s didn’t fly out of the blocks, but after eight games they find themselves at the pointy end of the competition ladder and one of the teams to beat.It wasn’t even a bad start with a win, a loss and two draws from their opening four games, but coach Andrew Fearnley said his team had really lifted their effort in the last few weeks to shoot up the table.
“There was some concern when we hadn’t started as well as we hoped, but I thought we had always played well and just hadn’t got the result. The boys have been very consistent in the last month and we have won in different circumstances as well,” the coach said.
“We had to come from behind in one game, thumped Granville 8-0 in another, and last week we were able to get a win on a below average pitch against Dulwich Hill.
“Our start really wasn’t bad. We just didn’t execute our chances and that was probably because our team was a combination of last year’s 16s and 18s and it took them a bit of time to gel.”
Western are currently sitting in second place on the table but the team in front of them, NSWIS, aren’t officially a part of the competition and don’t take part in the finals, meaning that the Mariners are technically top of the ladder.
Today they take on the Central Coast Mariners Academy at Alec Lamberton Field in a sort of derby between the two teams affiliated with the A League club. Fearnley said it would be an interesting match given how well both sides have been doing.
“They are a side to be respected. They have pretty much been the frontrunners so far this season. They flew out of the blocks and while they have had a bit of a lull in the last couple of weeks, they are only two points behind us as are the Northern Tigers and Macarthur. If we lose this game we won’t be at the top of the ladder anymore, so we need to make sure we turn up ready to play.”
The hosts have been hit by a bit of an injury crisis which will leave them shorter than they would like for today’s match, but Fearnley is still confident they can do the job.
“We are struggling a bit at the moment. Andrew Christie, Jayden Tumeth and Andrew Collins are all in a bit of doubt. They will have a fitness test in the morning to see if they are right to play and we have two others out. If those three are right we will have 13, if not we will have to call in a couple of 16s, but it won’t change the way we play,” he said.
Western NSW take on the Central Coast Mariners at Alec Lamberton Field today with the first game kicking off at 9am.
MARK RAYNER 19 May, 2012 04:00 AM There was a bit of concern at the start of the 2012 Super Youth League season when the Western NSW Mariners FC under 18s didn’t fly out of the blocks, but after eight games they find themselves at the pointy end of the competition ladder and one of the teams to beat.It wasn’t even a bad start with a win, a loss and two draws from their opening four games, but coach Andrew Fearnley said his team had really lifted their effort in the last few weeks to shoot up the table.
“There was some concern when we hadn’t started as well as we hoped, but I thought we had always played well and just hadn’t got the result. The boys have been very consistent in the last month and we have won in different circumstances as well,” the coach said.
“We had to come from behind in one game, thumped Granville 8-0 in another, and last week we were able to get a win on a below average pitch against Dulwich Hill.
“Our start really wasn’t bad. We just didn’t execute our chances and that was probably because our team was a combination of last year’s 16s and 18s and it took them a bit of time to gel.”
Western are currently sitting in second place on the table but the team in front of them, NSWIS, aren’t officially a part of the competition and don’t take part in the finals, meaning that the Mariners are technically top of the ladder.
Today they take on the Central Coast Mariners Academy at Alec Lamberton Field in a sort of derby between the two teams affiliated with the A League club. Fearnley said it would be an interesting match given how well both sides have been doing.
“They are a side to be respected. They have pretty much been the frontrunners so far this season. They flew out of the blocks and while they have had a bit of a lull in the last couple of weeks, they are only two points behind us as are the Northern Tigers and Macarthur. If we lose this game we won’t be at the top of the ladder anymore, so we need to make sure we turn up ready to play.”
The hosts have been hit by a bit of an injury crisis which will leave them shorter than they would like for today’s match, but Fearnley is still confident they can do the job.
“We are struggling a bit at the moment. Andrew Christie, Jayden Tumeth and Andrew Collins are all in a bit of doubt. They will have a fitness test in the morning to see if they are right to play and we have two others out. If those three are right we will have 13, if not we will have to call in a couple of 16s, but it won’t change the way we play,” he said.
Western NSW take on the Central Coast Mariners at Alec Lamberton Field today with the first game kicking off at 9am.
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