Round 7 reports and news

May 6, 2014 by Hotspurs

Congratulations to three of Fiona Smith’s U12 girls who made the AWFA Rep U12 Girls and went to Griffith on the weekend. Out of the six games they played they won five and drew one taking out the Riverina branch title, and bringing home a gold medal. The girls are Sarsha Smith, Halle Baker and Isabella Godfrey. Le-Anne Smith said not only should the girls be congratulated but it was also a testament to the coaching skills of Fi Smith.

Club news

Fundraising News:
Just a reminder that Baker Motors is our major sponsor and if you are looking for a new car they will donate money back to the club. See John Irvine (Butsy) at Baker motors to help you out with this.

Chocolates:
This year the clubs major fundraiser will be selling Cadbury chocolates. Each family will receive a box of chocolates to sell in the coming weeks. This money will go towards buying new equipment and our presentation days. Please get behind the club and support our fundraiser.

NEW CLUB POLO: A new club polo is available to order from Embroidery Creations, cnr Young and Crisp streets, Albury. $25 includes the shirt with the club shield. Additional embroidery can be organised at the time of ordering at extra cost. More information in the sidebar on the left including links to sizing charts.

RESOURCES: For coaches and anyone else interested in the development of the game, the FFA has several resources on the national curriculum and training drills here. information can also be found under the Resources link in the menu on the Hotspurs website

MiniRoos

Disappointing for our young teams with the Gala day being cancelled last Saturday. However hopefully this week they will all get their first games of the year.
Gala Day this Saturday May 10, Willow Park Wodonga, 9:30am for 10am kick-off.

Coaches and parents: all information from the FFA regarding MiniRoos can be found here. Please take the time to read so we all have a good understanding of our responsibilities.

Newsletters

All game reports to go in the newsletter need to be sent each week to wrights@dragnet.com.au before 10pm on the Monday after the game so they can be collated. The newsletter is emailed out each week. The report does not have to be done by the manager or coach so you can share the responsibility between the parents and/or players. If you miss the deadline I’ll carry the article into the following week but please try to meet the deadline. You can see past reports on the Hotspurs website.

Finally the award for our best report using the word of the week “chocolate” judged by the newsletter editor (me) goes to Dana Gardiner of the U14’s, pick up your drink prize from the canteen at the next home game. The words for next report are “candy crush”.

Next round

Saturday, May 10

MiniRoos Gala Day U6 to U10
at Wllow Park Wodonga from 9:30am

Under 14 Boys v Myrtleford
at Aloysius Park 11am Kick off

Round 8 – Sunday, May 11

HOTSPURS v Wodonga Heart
at Home

Elevens, Twelve Boys, Sixteens,Thirds Men and Reserves Men play at normal Times

14 Girls v Diamonds at normal Kick -off time
Over 35’s v Heart 11;20 am on Aloysius park
Div 2 women 10:40 am on Lambert Park

The Thirteens,Fourteen Boys,12 Girls,17 Girls Senior Women and Senior Men all have BYES

DUTY TEAMS

The Duty for the 11th May weekend is the Under 14 Girls. See you at the grounds at 7:30am to help set up and we tidy up at 4:45pm. Thanks.

Match reports

Under 11’s V Wodonga Diamonds Draw 1 – 1

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Half time talk with coach Mark U11

Under 12’s V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 1 – 3
A big thank you to the under 11’s for playing with us, without you we would really struggle fielding a team. Thanks also to the parents who volunteer each week to run lines, write reports and bring oranges. It does all help the day run smoothly.
Goals: Kye 1
Awards: Sami, Will P, Scott and Riley

Under 12’s Girls V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 1 – 2
A good effort by all the girls. Unfortunately the result did not go our way on a cold day. Laura played a great game in defence and was supported well by Ciara and Riley(who played her first game for spurs) Ava scored a great goal early and was unlucky not to put a few more away. Good Keeping from Aleasha all game. Keep up the efforts girls we will work on it at training.

Under 13’s V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 1 – 7
A much better start to the game this week with the boys matching the opposition very well. A good effort from everyone this week. Manny played well in the back line and had a lot to contend with as their forwards were very fast. Scott played a blinder in goals … the score line would have been a lot higher if it wasn’t for his intelligent play. The box of chocolates goes to Felix today for his ripper goal that he scored from a rebound off a free kick.
Best on ground: Scott, Felix and Marcus

Under 14’s V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 1 – 2
On a day when we all needed a hot chocolate the boys braved the cold and took to the field.
In a quick start to the diamonds they managed to get ahead 2-0.The boys then fought back before half time with a goal from Felix to make it 2-1 at half time.
After half time there were high hopes that the boys could make a comeback. With several missed attempts nothing was bouncing the boys way and in a second half that was dominated by spurs. The boys fought hard as always but were unable to come up with a second half goal and the game finished with a 2-1 win to Wodonga.
Great game to all the boys.Under 14’s Girls V Wodonga Diamonds Red PostponedUnder 16’s V Albury City Won 3 – 2
Sam Thorman settles dramatic 2nd place showdown
The 16s took a huge step towards the top of the league with an unsure performance at Aloysius, the visitors providing a late scare with two goals.
Sam Thorman’s late strike took Azar Levenston’s side three points clear of the visitors, who had hit back to bring the scoreline to 3-2 after falling 3 goals behind in the second half.
The hosts looked to be easing to a 2nd consecutive victory on Sunday after a goal from Michael Townsend and a brace from Sam Thorman.
Albury City’s woes were mounting but they turned the game on its head with two goals late in the second half as a result of poor defending.
However, the fairy tale free kick, over 25 yards out, from Sam Thorman was fired in to ultimately win the game.
Hotspurs set a low tempo from the start and undeservedly took the lead early on during the first half. A long ball split the City defence with a pass that picked out Townsend who denied the goalkeeper of receiving the ball.
Thorman then went on to showcase his creative individualism by beating a couple of players before striking the ball past the goalkeeper and into the back of the net.
The home side survived a couple of late first-half scares as Parker produced a series of great 1v1 saves.
But Hotspurs had looked to have had the final say, Thorman curling home an absolutely sensation free kick from over 25 yards out.
Hotspurs didn’t expect two late goals from City, however, as the defence completely shut down near the end of the game.
Hotspurs will travel to Wodonga to face the Diamonds next week in the hopes of adding pressure onto Myrtleford who are leading by 3 points on the AWFA table.Under 16’s V Wodonga Diamonds Won 7 – 3
The game was well played by both teams but spurs came out better off with the first goal scored by Mathew Clarke that was unluckily called offside. Sam Thorman came out of the game with 6 goals next to his name and Mathew with 1. Heathy played great as well as Caleb in the defence. Subash, Alexander and Mitch played well in midfield. Huge thanks to ray for playing with us who performed greatly on field and keeping. Hopefully Lewis will be ready for this week’s game and hopefully Kyle can remember his socks. Now we are equal top with Myrtleford as Albury city beat them. Great work spurs!!Under 17’s Girls V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 0 – 4

Third’s V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 1 – 3
The boys played much better this week against strong opposition. Against a strong wind in the first half the defence of Indra, John,Carl and Karl was excellent and we were unlucky to be two goals down at halftime. Our attack of Indra-Sen, Ben and Jim got going in the second half. Ben scored a top goal and we looked as though we might get a draw but a late goal by Diamonds completed the scoring. Hamish, Subash and Will played well in midfield and the whole team should be pleased with their efforts.

Over 35’s V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 3 – 4
A much better performance than last week. I think playing on a smaller ground suits our style of play (& less ground to cover always helps). The 1st 10 minutes were played with gusto but some slack play towards the middle resulted in us giving the lead to Diamonds & we were playing catch up football (again). Simple & unselfish passing inside their box to an unmarked Eddie resulted in our first goal & we went to the break 1-2 down. In both halves they slipped through our defences & put some powerful shots away into the back of the netting. We began to trade goal for goal with them. The 2nd half goals resulted from some brutal tackles on us outside the penalty area & our free kick specialist Kelvin bent them like Beckham into the net. In the last 10 minutes we were all over them but despite numerous efforts from us their luck held out & denied us a draw.

Reserve Women V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 0 – 6
Well the score doesn’t reflect how hard the team played today, the wind seemed to work against us with a few unlucky goals and we just didn’t seem to finish off our chances.
The team must have enjoyed some chocolate before the game, awesome energy booster as we started off strong and had great intensity throughout the game. Sarah, Kelly, Danni and Nat played well. Gios and KT did well to hold up the middle. Thanks to our keepers – Megan and Beck S who both had good games. We ended up with a few injuries and we also have some recovering from injuries so hopefully everyone has a speedy recovery and are ready for next week against Heart. Well done ladies!! Oh and it must have been the week to forget your socks!!

Reserves V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 1 – 6
Although playing against a strong team the reserves were disappointed with the way they played. The team gave the ball away with poor passing and this made the task much harder than it needed to be. The highlight was a cracking free kick by Jon Cochrane. Zac Brodie, Irish and Zac Francis played well.

Ladies V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 0 – 3
Today was a tough game for the ladies against a very fit and skilled opponent, with the score ending up 3-0. Coach Eggy made some changes at the half, and the players responded accordingly, keeping the diamonds scoreless in the second half. A superb effort by Sim in goals and a brilliant header save by Bec Briggs spurred the team on, and the players made some really positive plays up the field. Today really was a team effort, and all the girls played their role. Standout performances included sim, Beth and Bec up back, and Kendall, Nat and Claire in the midfield. The defensive talk is starting to show in our playing and the skills are getting better each week as a result of our efforts at training. Top effort everyone!

Seniors V Wodonga Diamonds Lost 0 – 4
The Seniors continued their poor run of results with a disappointing game on Sunday. Supporters can see that this team can achieve much more and
after this week’s bye we look forward to the team having some better luck and achieving the wins which they are capable of getting.

Round 6 reports and news

April 30, 2014 by Hotspurs

Club news

MiniRoos

The Gala day is on this Saturday 3 May at Willow park starting at 9.30am Kick off at 10am, Draw to be advised. Good Luck to all the young Spurs.

Mini Roos Albury Jelbart park from Saturday 10 May, Draw to be advised.

Under 6/8 Albury starting at 12.30pm
Under 7/9 Albury starting at 1.30pm
Under 10/11 Albury starting at 2.30pm

Coaches and parents: all information from the FFA regarding MiniRoos can be found here. Please take the time to read so we all have a good understanding of our responsibilities.

Players must be registered and financial. If you have any queries with registration please contact our Junior Registrar Jim Parrett 0428 609 835.
Players will also require black shorts, shin pads and boots. Gold Socks with two black hoops in the turnover can be purchased from the canteen on home games or on the night of first the first training.

Newsletters

Finally the award for our best report using the word of the week “the block” judged by the newsletter editor (me) goes to ?, pick up your drink prize from the canteen at the next home game. The word for next report is “chocolate”.

Round 6 – Sunday, May 4

HOTSPURS v Wodonga Diamonds
at LaTrobe in Wodonga

All teams play at normal kick-off times

DUTY TEAMS

A huge huge thankyou to the duty teams over the last few weeks for their awesome efforts in setting up and packing up the fields and helping in the canteen. It’s only a small amount of time to give up and support our great club! Special Mention to the ladies team and the Under 14 boys who did a great job over the last couple of home games. This helps the day run smoothly and it’s also a bit of fun at the same time. Well Done Spurs, keep it up and Thank you to all who have helped.

Match reports

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Under 11’s V Albury City Drew 2 – 2Under 12’s V Albury City Lost 2 – 3
Our boys were still on Easter Holidays.
Goals Kye 2
Awards: Harry M, Harry C, Zac and Toby

Under 12’s Girls V Albury City Draw 3 – 3

What a fantastic game from the Super Under 12 girls team, they have come along way with their skills and are doing a great job and improving each and every week. The girls demonstrated great sportsmanship and team spirit. A good game was had by all and we look forward to having a full side and showing what we can do over the coming weeks. Special mention to Charlotte, Makayla and Brooke who played their first game for Hotspurs and to Ciara, Sarsha and Laura who had strong games and dominated the play! Ava and Hallex2 both scored, Keep up the hard work at training girls!! I’m very proud to coach such an enthusiastic bunch of girls who enjoy the game. Well Done

Under 13’s V Albury City Lost 4 – 5
I think the boys were still on an Easter Egg Hunt in the first half as their minds seemed to be elsewhere. A much better second half by our boys. CJ passed the ball to Kye who scored, Manny passed to CJ who scored and Harry passed to Felix who passed to CJ who scored with a great header and the last goal was scored by Felix who chipped the keeper. Marcus was solid in defence and Felix controlled the midfield well.
Goals: Kye 1, CJ 2 and Felix 1
Best on ground: Marcus, Felix and Wendell

Under 14’s V Albury City Won 5 – 4
Well the game got off to a flyer, it was intense from the get go. Zac had a crack from well outside the box to put it in the net. Then City came back with an equaliser, but Mitchell had other plans scoring another to put us up 2-1 at half time. John stirred the boys into action with a speech about mateship and doing it for each other. City came out strong to put one away early. Our defence strengthened up in the second half. Then came a goal from Ollie, then Cody joined in on the action scoring one. Zac got a penalty shot from the spot and made sure of it. But City weren’t finished scoring two more with only minutes to spare. It was a tight finish but the boys and a girl did a great job.

Under 14’s Girls V Albury City Lost 0 – 10

Under 16’s V Albury City Won 3 – 2 Under 17’s Girls V Albury City Lost 0 – 3

Third’s V Albury City Lost 0 – 4
The Spurs did not play very well on Sunday. Our passing was very poor and we did not work as hard as we usually do. Sajit, Indra, Lewis were our best players. We need to improve for next Sunday.

Over 35’s V Albury City Lost 1 – 5
Not a game we wish to remember. Jim put us in front with a cracking goal from outside the penalty area to put us ahead in the first 10 minutes. From there we had glimpses of good play until we conceded a soft goal towards the end of the half. In the second half our formation just was not there & they scored a goal within a minute of kick off. Some other questionable goals (which we disputed with the referee for offside) in the first five to ten minutes left us a little dumfounded. A slight reshuffle & we found our feet again. We did play better in attack & defence in the last part of the game but it was all too late.

Reserve Women V Albury City Lost 0 – 3
Great game played by the reserve ladies. Well done to Megan on debuting as keeper. Jess Alvey, Danielle, Kaels, Beth Whitehead and Kelly played a very strong game. Well done girls, I could see the skills you’ve been working on at training starting to come through, keep up the good work.

Reserves V Albury City Lost 0 – 2
The Reserves did not have much luck and just could not get the ball into the goal the team managed to hit the opponents crossbar four times during the game. Ram, Dhan and Santi had good games while Jon Cochrane and Zac Brodie were strong in defence. Better luck next time.

Ladies V Albury City Lost 2 – 4
Congratulations girls on scoring goals against a team we haven’t in a few years. As someone who got to observe on the bench I can honestly say I can see the improvement and was enjoying watching so much I didn’t want to go back on. Thanks to Julz for a cracker effort in goals. Kendal, Nat Pursehouse, Bec Briggs and Jordan played a strong game. Congrats to Jess Briggs on scoring in the penalty and KT on a superb shot.

Seniors V Albury City Lost 1 – 3
The senior men were very disappointed with this result. We again found ourselves two goals down early and chasing the game. We created many chances in the second half but poor finishing and good goalkeeping prevented Spurs from closing the gap. Matt Townsend and James Eggleston were the best for Hotspurs.

Round 5 reports and news

April 16, 2014 by Hotspurs

Club news

It was a beautiful day at Aloysius and Lambert Parks on Sunday and after the midweek rain the pitches were in good condition. Our results were varied but the junior teams got particularly good results.

EASTER
Remember no games this weekend due to Easter. Hope everyone has a terrific break.

MiniRoos

Training will continue over the school holidays. However, U9 coach Lewis is unavailable due to a plethora of sporting commitments so any U9 kids are welcome to train with the U8 or U10 teams from 4:30-5:30pm.

MiniRoo School Holiday Training
U5-U7, 5-6pm
U8-U10 4:30-5:30pm

A reminder the Gala Day will be at Willow Park Wodonga on May 3, times TBA.

Coaches and parents: all information from the FFA regarding MiniRoos can be found here. Please take the time to read so we all have a good understanding of our responsibilities.

Newsletters

Finally the award for our best report using the word of the week “the block” judged by the newsletter editor (me) goes to Therese Mott-Pekolj of the U12’s/U13’s who produced a googly report (well done yet again), pick up your drink prize from the canteen at the next home game. The word for next report is “easter”.

Round 6 – Sunday, April 27

HOTSPURS v Albury City

All teams play at normal kick-off times

REMINDER
There are NO GAMES this Sunday 20th April as this is EASTER

DUTY TEAMS
The Duty team for the 27th April weekend is the Under 14 Boys – Please be at Aloysius Park at 7.30am to help set up the fields and pull down nets and put away equipment at the end of the day at 5pm and provide three people to assist in the canteen on the day.

Match reports

Under 11’s V Twin City BYEUnder 12’s V Twin City Won 8 – 0

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A bit of a scrappy first half … should have done a Google search for our game plan. The second half was much better with the players more settled and passing to feet and our shots at goal actually going in. 8-0 is a great win but with 23 shots at goal we will need to do another Google search to find where the other 15 shots went. We need a bit more communication between players.
Goals: Josh 4, CJ 2, Connor 1 and Kye 1
Awards: Riley, Connor, CJ and Josh.

Under 12’s Girls V Twin City BYE

Under 13’s V Twin City Won 5 – 0
For today’s game we didn’t need to use Google maps to find Kelly Park as the games were switched to Aloysius and Lambert Parks. Another game where the defenders were solid and didn’t let the opposition get too close to our goals … Well done Harry, Marcus, Gerizim and Tim and Manny. Felix controlled the midfield well along with Wendell and Kye, CJ, Connor and Tyrese who all played well up front. Some nice passing to feet and some great one-touch passing as was indicated with the passage of play … Tyrese to Wendell to Kye to Felix back to Kye and then to Felix who scored/ A bit more talking would be good. CJ was unlucky on a couple of occasions with near misses over the cross-bar and around the upright. Scott made a couple of spectacular saves.
Goals: Felix 2, CJ 2, Connor 1 and Josh 1
Best on Ground: Gerizim, Tyrese and MarcusUnder 14’s V Twin City Won 2 – 0 (forfeit)

Under 14’s Girls V Twin City BYE

Under 16’s V Twin City Won 8 – 1
Both teams played well but hotspurs came out on top 8-1. Sam Thorman scored 4, Xander 2, Mitch 1 and Subash 1. Nice runs made by Mathew Clarke and Connor Jory, while Kyle, William and Caleb were giving great support in/out of defence. Lewis hit some ripper through balls to Nato and Townie. Sideline support provided from Azar gave inspiration to all the players. Lachlan played a great game adding support in defence and attacking up front. All round great effort from the U16s hotspurs!

Under 17’s Girls V Twin City BYE

Third’s V Twin City Draw 0 – 0
This was a really good team performance against a strong, physical team. Hotspurs worked very hard to keep their team structure and support each
other. In the end the Spurs nearly grabbed the winning goal in a very close match. Top effort by everyone but special mention to Caleb Parker and our goalkeeper Joel McDonough who both outstanding.

Over 35’s V Twin City BYE

Reserve Women V Twin City BYE

Reserves V Twin City Lost 0 – 9
A severely undermanned ressies with seven players unavailable were outclassed by a very strong team. The effort of all Spurs players is to be commended. Middi and Joncock were very good and Mickett played well in his return to the side. Special thanks to all the thirds who filled in to allow us to get a full side on the field.

Ladies V Twin City Draw 2 – 2

Seniors V Twin City Lost 2 – 8
The Seniors played a team who showed why they are the favourites to win the League this year. Our opponents seemed to convert every chance they got in front of goal. Matt Townsends goal was as good as any in the game and it was great to see Tyson Mason get his first goal for Spurs. The boys played some good football in patches and two goals is the most Twin City has conceded this year. We look forward to getting a win after Easter.

Round 4 reports and news

April 8, 2014 by Hotspurs

Club news

RESPECT RESPECT RESPECT
This is the motto of the Football Federation Australia campaign to make soccer football enjoyable for all it participants. There were some incidents on Sunday where people from Hotspurs were not shown respect and the club will be following up these incidents. However, It is important to point out that if Hotspurs are going to demand high standards of behaviour from the other clubs in the AWFA we need to ensure that our own players, parents, coaches and spectators set the standards we wish to experience ourselves. I am confident we will achieve that. Thank you.
Ian Belgre
President

LOST
A silver necklace was lost at Lambert Park on Sunday. If anyone finds this necklace during the week please notify Ian Belgre.

MiniRoos

We’ve been a bit unlucky with the weather on Thursdays and with our present coaches’ availability, Wednesday seems to be the optimum day for Miniroos training.

From this week all MiniRoos training will now be Wednesdays.

Under 6 Coach: Sarah Jane, Training Wed 5-6pm
Under 7 Coach: Beth Francis, Training Wed 5-6pm
Under 8 Coach: Shaun Ventress, Training Wed 4:30-5:30pm
Under 9 Coach: Lewis Parrett, Training Wed 4-5pm
Under 10 Coach: Kelvin Davies, Training Wed 4:30-5:30pm

Some coaches may require some assistance from the parents at training and some parents will be needed to manage a team on Saturday game day.

A reminder the Gala Day will be at Willow Park Wodonga on May 3, times TBA.

Look forward to seeing you at training.

Coaches and parents: all information from the FFA regarding MiniRoos can be found here. Please take the time to read so we all have a good understanding of our responsibilities.

Newsletters

Finally the award for our best report using the word of the week “the block” judged by the newsletter editor (me) goes to Therese Mott-Pekolj of the U12’s/U13’s who produced a blockhead report (well done), pick up your drink prize from the canteen at the next home game. The word for next report is “google”.

Round 3 – Sunday, April 13

HOTSPURS v Twin City Wanderers
CHANGE of VENUE
Please note this Sundays games, April 13 will be played at HOME.
We will now travel to Kelly Park in August for the return games against TCW
All teams play at normal kick-off times except for 12 Girls, 14 Girls, 17 Girls, Res Women Over 35’s all of whom have BYES (Sorry!)

REMINDER
There are NO GAMES the following Sunday 20th April as this is EASTER

DUTY TEAMS
The duty team this Sunday is our Senior Women – Please be at Aloysius Park at 7.30am to help set up the fields and pull down nets and put away equipment at the end of the day at 5pm and provide three people to assist in the canteen on the day.

Match reports

Under 11’s V Myrtleford Won 5 – 0

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Under 12’s V Myrtleford Won 14 – 0
Great to see us playing as a team. Passing to feet and passing out wide was good. Some great switches were made that resulted in goals.
Awards: Wendell, Riley, Tyrese and CJ.
Goals: Kye 3, Connor 3, CJ 3, Wendell 2, Harry M 2 and Harry C 1.Under 12’s Girls V Myrtleford BYE

Under 13’s V Myrtleford Won 11 – 1
All the players played like a solid team – just like the “players” on the block … connecting and working well together to get the job done. Manny and Harry were solid in defence like a brick wall from the block. Several of our goals today came from some great passing … Marcus to CJ to Kye who scored, Kye to Marcus to Gerizim who scored. Scott once again played well in goals and congratulations to Tyrese for his first game with the 13s. Marcus pounced on a loose ball and managed to put it away for another goal for the team.
Goals: Kye 4, CJ 3, Marcus 1, Connor 1 and Gerizim 1 and an own goal.
Best on ground: Wendell, Riley and Tim

Under 14’s V Myrtleford Postponed

Under 14’s Girls V Myrtleford Draw 4 – 4

Under 16’s V Myrtleford Lost 2 – 7
The defence had to work very hard in the opening minutes while the Myrtleford attack looked very dangerous. Myrtleford scored 2 quick goals around the 8th and 9th minutes during a brief lapse in intensity from our boys.
Our attack then warmed up and we scored through Samuel in appx the 12th minute and continued pressure awarded Samuel with a second goal in appx the 23 minute to bring us back to 2 all. Myrtleford soon broke back again however to take a 3-2 lead into the half time break & earning a rest for our goalie who had made some great saves in the first half to keep the game alive.
Although we started with good attack and penetration in the second half it was Myrtleford that scored the opening goal of the half to stretch their lead. Although the game eventually ended 7-2 in Myrtleford’s favour; we were unlucky not to finish closer coming dangerously close on a number of occasion’s to scoring more goals in what was a very physical match.
A good effort from all the boys and special mention to Alexander, Connor and Heathy for stand out performances, and a great first game of the season by Sean against a very strong team.

Under 17’s Girls V Myrtleford Lost 0 – 2

Thirds V Myrtleford Lost 1 – 3

This was a close game. Ben scored a great goal after good lead up work from Jim but we did not play consistently and did not capitalize on our lead. We got some injuries and finished the game with only ten men which made our job difficult. As a result our opponents scored three times to take the match. Joel made some great saves and Caleb, Karl were good in defense. Hamish also had a strong game.

Over 35’s V Myrtleford BYE

Reserve Women V Heart BYE

Reserves V Myrtleford Draw 5 – 5
The Reserves have become the entertainers in the club with some of their amazing games. This team was down 5-2 after our opponents grabbed three goals in as many minutes. Looking down and out the Ressies started to play much better and slowly but surely scored three goals to tie up the match. They even had chances to win the game. The defense has to be better next time but is was a great effort to fight back. Chris Maher had a top game and was well supported by Santi and Sam.

Ladies V Myrtleford Lost 0 – 9

Seniors V Myrtleford Lost 1 – 4
A disappointing game after the teams good start to the season. Myrtleford took advantage of some poor defending and were two goals up after ten minutes. Spurs started to get more possession but could not get a goal. The opposing keeper made some good saves as well. Mark Belgre got a nice consolation goal and played well all day. Ryan Weston was also good on a day when many players did not play as well as they can.

Round 3 reports and news

April 2, 2014 by Hotspurs

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Club veteran Robert Tuksar made his long-awaited debut in over 35s at the weekend.

Club news

It was an ordinary day weather wise on Sunday with heavy rain, showers and sun all in one day. Thank you to St.Pats for erecting covers which helped in keeping players and others relatively dry. We again had a pretty good day on the field although some teams suffered their first defeat- which is OK as it is good to get challenged during the season.

It is great to see the big pre-season by our women paying off with good results by both our Reserve and Senior Women. The Reserve Men have surprised everyone by remaining undefeated- Robert Tuksar believes outstanding coaching has brought this about. Another team which has improved greatly are our sixteen boys who are going really well with new coach Azar Levenston.

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CONGRATULATIONS: James Eggleston (Eggy) played his 100th Senior game for Hotspurs last Sunday. Eggy has been an outstanding player for Hotspurs with not just his ability as a footballer but with the way he conducts himself on and off the field. Well done James.

LOST: A very wet Hotspurs track top left in the cover on the senior side of Alexandra Park. Ian Belgre has it.

MiniRoos [formerly SSF]

WANTED COACHES – BOYS and GIRLS

We need some coaches for our Mini Roos teams (aged 5 to 10 years old) The commitment is an hour one afternoon per week and an hour on Saturday lunchtimes. Anyone from our 14s up will be welcome! Please contact Ian Belgre 6023 3561.

Mini Roos are gathering this Thursday, April 3 at 4.30pm-5.30pm for training. If coaches could please be there by 4.15pm please.

After this week some coaches will change their training night. They will advise you at training and it will be posted in the newsletter.

The AWFA MiniRoos matches will begin with a Gala Day on Saturday, May 3, at Willow Park with times to be advised, followed by round matches there after.

We look forward to seeing you for a fun year of football with the Spurs.

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Round 3 – Sunday, April 6

HOTSPURS v Myrtleford
at home
All teams play at normal kick-off times except for 12 Girls and Over 35’s who have BYES and
Reserve Women play Heart at 1:10pm on Lambert Park

DUTY TEAMS
The duty team this Sunday is our Twelves and Thirteens Boys – Please be at Aloysius Park at 7.30am to help set up the fields and pull down nets and put away equipment at the end of the day at 5pm and provide three people to assist in the canteen on the day.

Match reports

Under 11’s V St.Pats Lost 1 – 9

Under 12’s V St.Pats Won 6 – 2
A great display of soccer by both teams. Harry played well in defence and controlled the back line well. CJ worked hard in attack and Sarsha stepped up to take the penalty. The team played well together.
Goals: Kye 3 and CJ 3.
Awards – Will, Zac, Scott and Wendell

Under 12’s Girls V St.Pats BYE

Under 13’s V St.Pats Won 6 – 4
The boys played with well in trying, non-festival conditions – drizzly soaking rain. Felix controlled the midfield well and managed to score a hat trick. Marcus played well and Tim did some nice clearances on from the goal line. Scott made some remarkable saves in goal. A job well done by the team.
Goals: Felix 3, Kye 2 and CJ 1
Best on ground Felix and Connor

Under 14’s V St.Pats Won 10 – 0
Our game at Alexander Park was an absolute Harvest Festival. The earth was sodden and the team reaped what they sowed; many, many goals! Three in the first ten minutes and that pressure was maintained throughout the game. Final score 10! Our goal kickers were Oliver, Ben, Luke, Mitchell, Charters and Zac.Fantastic work from Cody instigating and early goal from Ben. Great work everyone!

Under 14’s Girls V St.Pats Lost 1 – 7
The story of this game was a tale of two halves. After being 5-0 down at half time, the girls showed courage and determination to go down only 2-1 in the second half against a strong St Pats team. This showed that we are capable matching it with some of the stronger teams when we put our mind to it. Our challenge is to do what we did in the second half through the entire game. Congratulations to Hannah who scored a great goal and Anna was unlucky on a few occasions and gave their defence a difficult time when we went forward. Also special mentions to Sam, Sarsha, Mary and Lily who all had solid games. Final Score 1-7. Awards this week go to Isabella P and Hannah P

Under 16’s V Wangaratta Won 4 – 1
“Water Bill”. How do you put that into a report? Well… I guess you just chuck it at the start. I digress, let’s get into it. Everyone turned up bright and early for the game against the FORMER undefeated champions of AWFA Under 16s, but this did not worry the mighty spurs boys. Under the guidance of our wonder coach Azar, we never felt the pressure. The game was off to a good start with Shortbread’s blocked shot being powerfully picked up and slotted into the back of the net by one Alexander Ruberto. The goals flowed very thick in the first half with only one counter goal being exquisitely finished by a member of our own team, who shall not be named due to copyright circumstances ©. But a great individual effort by Shorty ensured us a comfortable 4-1, thanks to a first half hat trick from our inform striker. All in all a good effort by the lads, it gives me great pleasure to be a leader of this great team. Oh and FORCA BARCELONA!!!

Under 16’s V St.Pats Won 10 – 1

Under 17’s Girls V St.Pats Lost 0 – 5

Third’s V St.Pats Lost 1 – 3
Our first defeat for the season but Spurs showed enough against a strong side to suggest that we should have a good year. We created a number of scoring chances but could not get the ball in the net. Our opponents did convert their opportunities and this was the difference in the game. Sajit played well in his first game. Indra senior and Hamish also had good games. Caleb and Indra junior had strong games in defence.

Over 35’s V St.Pats Lost 0 – 2
With 15 players available on a small field we had St Pats on the back foot for the first 20 minutes & were unfortunate not to score on a number of occasions. A contentious decision against the run of play resulting in an offside goal for them was the only flaw in the first half. The rain came down in the second half & made the conditions a little challenging but with good structured play & ball to feet we continued to have plenty of shots on goal. A penalty that should have been given when our attacking player was brought down inside the box was dismissed as an indirect free kick. Unfortunately we lost our way a little after that & let the opposition regain some of the momentum. A rebound goal for them late in the final 10 minutes summed up the day we were having. A great effort from all involved.

Reserve Women V St.Pats Won 4 – 1

Reserves V St.Pats Won 3 – 1
The Reserves played well and could have won by a bigger scoreline. Ram(bo) was outstanding in scoring a hat trick. Dhan set him up with a couple of great crosses. Wayno and Irish were again good in midfield with the defence of Zac X 2, Middi and Tuksar doing a really top job. Welcome to Santi and Ravi who both did well.

Ladies V St.Pats Draw 1 – 1

Seniors V St.Pats Won 2 – 0
The senior men made it two in a row with a good win over Patties. Our opponents started better and were first to the ball early but as the game settled Spurs showed they were a superior side playing some good football on a wet pitch. Matty Townsend had a great game as did Paul Kinning who scored both goals. In a surprise return to seniors Jono Cochrane played himself to a standstill. Both Ryan Weston and Jack Percy played well.