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Club news

Hotspurs 40th anniversary celebration weekend.

This weekend is of course the Hotspurs 40th anniversary celebrations. It’s shaping up to be a bumper weekend.

Program of events
Gala dinner on Saturday, June 8 from 7pm at the Commercial Club. Night includes memorabilia displays and a nostalgic look back through the club’s history. Not to mention the chance to mingle with past and present players. $50pp ~ tickets must be pre-purchased and can be ordered here.

Foundation cup match on Sunday, June 9 at Aloysuis Park from 12.30pm. A family day at the ground which will feature a small-sided football match followed by a premiership match between Hotspurs and fellow foundation club Melrose FC for the foundation cup. Seniors kick-off is at 2pm. This will be followed by catch-up at our sponsor, the Astor Hotel from 6pm. Caps, stubby holders and more will be available for sale on the day.
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You can follow some of the history of the club via the Facebook site here. Did you know John Farnham was once the star attraction at a Hotspurs’ fundraiser? You can find out more in the Anniversary  Book  is getting great reviews, $20 at the canteen or online at hotspurs73.com.au

Small-sided Football News

[SSF has its own section on our website here and under the SSF menu at the top of the page]

Queen’s birthday holiday this weekend – No games

Draw for Saturday, June 15:
All matches at Jelbart Park except under 10s who are at Savoy Park

The complete season draws on our website here

SSF Training
Wednesday U9 & U8 kids 4:15-5pm with Lewis and Caleb (U9 Gold managers).
 
Thursday U6-U9 4:30-5:30pm with Mia, Nathan and Milla, Justin, Andy & Kel.

Next round – Sunday, June 9

Word of the Week

Finally the award for our best report using the word of the week “reunion” judged by the newsletter editor (me) goes to someone from the Over 35’s again, pick up your drink prize from the canteen at the next home game. Thanks to all who put in reports this week, have fun with the next word.  The word for next report is  “deluge”.

Match Reports

SSF
All SSF matches were washed out on the weekend.

Under 11’s V Wangaratta        

The under 12 boys in action this year.
Picture: Therese Mott-Pekolj

Under 12’s V Myrtleford   Won  6 – 1    

Under 12’s Girls V Diamonds   Lost  1 – 5       
A great start from the girls to score the first goal. The girls all played well and are showing improvement every week. The other side was very big and strong, but we were able to run around them!! The girls created plenty of chances but on a wet pitch was very hard to finish them. Bella, Sarsha, Lilly and Maggie all held the centre of the park well and saw plenty of the ball. Our defence were good with Laura, Ciara, Erica, Mia and Ava all defending well. Upfront Imogen, Halle, Evie and Justine all played well in their positions, and every week Alesha shows great courage to play goalie and pulled off some awesome saves!! Keep up the great work girls, your games are full of excitement!!!

Under 13’s V Myrtleford    Lost  0 – 6    
Under 13 boys were defeated by Myrtleford Savoys 6-0. The boys played well, but the savoys where just to quick. Ray produced some great saves in goals and the back line showed strength in the 2nd half. Forwards had there chance’s against a strong back line but no luck. Time to regroup, get their confidence back up and beat them next time. Chris Harding.

Under 14’s Girls V Myrtleford    Won  3 – 2    

Under 16’s V Myrtleford   Lost  0 – 4    

Under 17’s Girls V Myrtleford  Lost  1 – 6     

Third’s V Myrtleford   Lost  1 – 3    

Over 35’s V  Wodonga Heart  Won  9 – 0
We couldn’t use Beckham last report because we did not have a game and so we semi-retired players were a bit disappointed.  However at our age, we are very good at reunions and there is a big one coming for our club this weekend.  How does this relate to our game, well …..  there was a reunion of skills and talking for this game and we took advantage of it to score a good win and earn the libations we will be having at the reunion.  Players played their positions as well as our touch and talk helped control the game.  We get to play them again at night this Wednesday so let’s hope this effort continues in the cold.

Reserve Women V Myrtleford   BYE

Reserves V Myrtleford      Won  5 – 0
It  was the best win of the season so far. The Ressies recorded their second win in a row on one of the toughest road trips in the league. Leading 1-0 at halftime thanks to a Ryen Nixon free kick, the floodgates opened in the second half with 4 second half goals with Mark Belgre (2), Michael Wright and Max Humphries on the score sheet.

Ladies V  Boomers FC    Lost  0 – 11

Seniors V Myrtleford        Lost  2 – 3
It’s was always going to be a challenge but the Seniors put up an amazing fight against the League frontrunners and were unlucky not to earn at least a draw. We took a 2-0 lead early in the second half thanks to Ben Porta and a penalty from Robert Tuksar. After Porta went off with injury the game began to change with Myrtleford scoring 3 goals in the space of 15 mins and managed to hold on for the win. Ryan Giles was outstanding in the midfield and his efforts almost got us home.