HOTSPURS 11 BOYS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

After winning on Sunday the 11 boys team have secured the League Championship. This competition was very competitive and the boys and girls have done an excellent job to finish on top. Special mention of coach Mia Spokes and Jarrod Koller who have organized the team so well this year. Hotspurs have now won both the eleven boys and eleven girls leagues.The club cannot wait until all these players are in our senior sides.

JUNIOR PRESENTATION 9th September

Our junior presentation will be held on Saturday 9th September at Aloysius Park between 2pm and 5pm. All players (5-16) will be rewarded for their efforts this year. There will be a BBQ Jumping Castle and face painting on the day.
See you there!

SENIOR PRESENTATION 27th October

Save the Date
Our senior presentation is set down for Friday 27th October.
More details later

FINALS

This weekend is the last home/Away game.The cup finals start the following weekend 3rd September.
Teams have to finish in the top eight to participate in the finals.
Games are seeded
1 v 8 at Willow Park
2 v 7 at Kelly Park
3 v 6 at Willow Park
4 v 5 at Latrobe
Over 35s / Div 2 Women at Melrose Park
These games are knock-out. If games are drawn extra time is played and then penalties if needed.
NOTE: Kick-off times can vary for finals

HOTSPURS RAFFLE

Tickets and money due back, if you haven’t already done so please return money and books to coach or manager or the below people this week.
Please return the books and $25 to your team manager. Diahann Maher, Ian Belgre or the canteen by 20th August.
The draw will take place at the Junior Presentation on 9th September.
Thanks goes to Steve Kilpatrick from the FULL CYCLE and Robert Tuksar for donating the prizes in the raffle.

Hotspurs Shop

DELIVERY and ORDERING
Note: Club Polo now made to order.
Made to Order items, Club Polo, Soft Shell & Retro Jackets, Printed Hoodie and Kit Bags, will then be ordered monthly at the start of the month or as required pending adequate quantities. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is four weeks from order cut off date.
Supplier stocked items, Adventure Jacket and Vest, Caps and Beanies, are ordered fortnightly on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is two weeks from order cut off date.
Go to the shop now.

Miniroos

Week 14 Saturday 26 August at Jelbart Park
5, 6 and 8 Years 12:30 PM kick-off
7 and 9 Years 1:30 PM kick-off
10 Years 2:30 PM kick-off
Please be at the ground 20 minutes before kick-off

Draw

Sunday 27 August

HOTSPURS v Melrose
at Melrose Park Lavington

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
Over 35s v Melrose at Glen Park 11:45am KO
Note: 11 Girls/ 16 Girls/Div 2 Women have BYES

---

Match Reports

11 Boys v Albury City won 6 – 2
All the hard work , sportsmanship and teamwork culminated in our U11s Hotspurs being declared League Champions on Sunday with one round still remaining for the season.
It was a superb team effort on Sunday with everyone lifting for the occasion. Ben was on fire with his power corner kicks , Nathan was running all day with many turnovers, Riley was so very close in scoring his first goal and drew the keeper out on one occasion to allow Lenny to score. Ryan scored with the header of the year but 2 minutes later Lenny just missed scoring with a Timmy Cahill special, if only they played with a full size goal ! Ruby was as tenacious as ever and is a real asset to our team.
All the elements are presented in their natural form; nothing has been added cialis 20 mg or taken away. The clientele was a racially diverse group of mostly older, and invariably cheap generic viagra well-dressed, men. Erectile dysfunction is the most levitra generika 40mg common condition found in men. They can also lead to some severe psychological effects on cialis levitra price you and your partner as well.
Goals Ryan 4 Lenny 2
Awards went to Ben , Ruby, Nathan ,Lenny and Riley
Our U11s team – Congratulations – your coaches and families are very proud
Mitchel, Ryan, Lenny, Sam , Ben, Alistair, Cooper, Riley, Dustin, Tyreece, Nathan, Daisy, Hayden , Louis, Ruby and Aiden
Looking forward to the match this weekend against Melrose

11 Girls v Melrose won 12 – 0
Another great game and team effort from the girls, particularly given the frosty conditions
With almost a full squad available at his disposal, Coach Wilde rotated players and positions giving some differing opportunities in attack and defence. The girls adapted well and seemed to thrive on the opportunities given.
The Spurs dominated possession throughout the match, finding space down the wings and centring the ball well.
The girls were relentless in attack with numerous strikes on goal. Isla in particular seems to relish her attacking position with a couple of great shots on goal. The opposition goalie made some impressive saves, but Alice, Ashleigh (3), Ava (2), Bella, Daisy, Eloise, Elisha (2) and Ruby all managed to score some great goals.
Equally impressive for this match was the team’s solid defence and midfield, severely limiting the opposition’s advances and attacking opportunities.
Well done to all the girls – another great effort from the Team. Big thanks to Mya and Sophie for keeping goals – another clean sheet. Special mention and awards go to Ava, Eloise, Isla and Zali for their impressive contributions during the match.

13 Boys v Albury City won 5 – 2
We went into this game knowing we had a massive challenge up against undefeated Albury City and a team who had only conceded 20 goals all season and were playing for the league title. I for one was not going into this game with a defeatist attitude,  and demanded our players to respond by implementing our game plan and putting in maximum effort.
The kids responded and started brilliantly and continued to play great football and apply maximum pressure defensively as well as in attack for the entire game. Every player was excellent and as a team we forced City to change their game plan and eventually City cracked and we ran away with the game.
Goals: Tomoki with a match winning hat-trick, Ava and Jack one each.
I always knew and believed, if we as a team all played our best individually and collectively that we can beat any team in the competition.
I hope now you kids also believe this!
Bring on the finals! #GoSpurs

Thirds v Albury City lost 1 – 4
The Thirds went down on Sunday but not without a fight. Against a noticeably bigger and stronger team they fought valiantly but just couldn’t make sufficient headway. Once again they lifted their game and played better than the score suggests. Mitch played a great game, as did Zac and Jack. The team’s lone goal came after Zac crossed the ball into the penalty box where Ol pivoted and scored. Well done to all, and thanks to the Sixteens players for their contribution and to Helen for running the lines.

Over 35s v Albury City Won 4 – 1
Not one of our finest performances but a win is a win & we will take the 3 points. We were thrown into a spin before the game when the opposition told us that because they could not field a full team, neither could we! Some quick adjustments to the squad to put 9 on the pitch & the contest was underway. Our structure was thrown into disarray & at times we put ourselves under way too much pressure at the back & only some heroic & desperate diving saves by our keeper throughout the game kept a respectable score line in our favour. During the majority of the match we played good clinical passages of football but we need to lift back up to the standard of play that we have previously shown to be any sort of threat in the finals.

Reserve Women v Albury City lost 0 – 5
The team had an early start to the day with setting up the field at Jelbart Park, with the assistance from Albury United providing some equipment which was kind of them to allow us to use their equipment and field for the game.
With numbers tight again this week with a number of players away including our goal keeper Simone, Snowy stepped into the goal keeper position and was hoping to not re-injure her calf by running on the field. It was a tough game playing against the 2nd top team of the division and Albury City had numbers on the bench and senior players.
Our backline – Kelly, Tynecia, Nat, Sara, Yas had another solid game and was quite often put under pressure throughout the game.
Our midfields – Alex, Keely, Em, Christie, Taneesha never gave up and managed to move the ball around and provided a number of opportunities to score and also pushed the ball to our forward – Alesha, we just couldn’t get the ball past the City goal keeper.
We had a penalty awarded to us in the first half, but we couldn’t convert it past the goal keeper.
Thank you to Keely’s brother for running the line even though he didn’t know the off-side rule.
Rest up ladies we have a bye for the last round and hope to see everyone back for the first final (quarter final) at Melrose Park, time tbc.

Reserve Men v City lost 2 – 10

The Ressies started poorly and conceded early goals. Spurs were much better in the second half and got on the scoreboard through Dineesh and Promise. Arjun was terrific in midfield and John Irvine was again outstanding in goals.

Senior Men v City lost 1 – 2

The seniors lost a game which they should have won. Spurs were the better team for long periods but were only able to score once. The goal by Ben Gardiner was a beauty. Luke Dahl, Lewis Parrett Paul Kinning and Ranga had standout games.

---

Match reports and newsletter information

Please email all match reports, photos and Hotspurs news to info@alburyhotspurs.com.au by Monday evening at 9pm

TRIVIA NIGHT SUCCESS

The Hotspurs Trivia Night was a great success with over 140 people attending. Over $3000 was raised for our club.
Thanks to all the sponsors who donated prizes. They were all acknowledged on the night. Thanks also to Matt Townsend, Jon Cochrane,Jess Briggs, Jamie Ryan, Michael Corkett and Sandy Belgre who made the night was a success.

HOTSPURS RAFFLE

Tickets and money due back this weekend.
Please return the books and $25 to your team manager. Diahann Maher, Ian Belgre or the canteen by 20th August.
The draw will take place at the Junior Presentation on 9th September.
Thanks goes to Steve Kilpatrick from the FULL CYCLE and Robert Tuksar for donating the prizes in the raffle.

Hotspurs Shop

DELIVERY and ORDERING
Note: Club Polo now made to order.
Made to Order items, Club Polo, Soft Shell & Retro Jackets, Printed Hoodie and Kit Bags, will then be ordered monthly at the start of the month or as required pending adequate quantities. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is four weeks from order cut off date.
Supplier stocked items, Adventure Jacket and Vest, Caps and Beanies, are ordered fortnightly on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is two weeks from order cut off date.
Go to the shop now.

Miniroos

Week 13 Saturday 19 August at Jelbart Park
5, 6 and 8 Years 12:30 PM kick-off
7 and 9 Years 1:30 PM kick-off
10 Years 2:30 PM kick-off
Please be at the ground 20 minutes before kick-off

Draw

Sunday 20 August

HOTSPURS v Albury City
at HOME

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
11 Girls v Melrose at Lambert 8:30am KO
16 Girls v United at Jelbart Park 3:25pm KO
Division 2 Women and Over 35s Venue and Times TBC

DUTY TEAM
Duty team for Sunday is the Reserve Men. Please be at the grounds at 7:30am to help set up. This team will also have to assist with the BBQ and canteen.

---

Match Reports

11 Boys v Wangaratta (rescheduled) won 1 – 0
We finally got around to playing our much anticipated match against Wangaratta on Saturday due to the two weeks of byes .
Because the process that causes PVD affects blood vessels throughout the body, which affects the secretion of nitric levitra for sale online oxide. Today, millions of men suffer from erectile dysfunction and they have been manufactured prescription for ordering viagra for research purposes only. Below are some simple and effective methods of treating issues related to reproductive health. cost viagra online Irrespective of the cause of the initial pain and problems, among the many benefits study shows one may enjoy because of the wonderful results of chiropractic care: Better movement and improved circulation Low levels of lactic acid High oxygenation and better nutrient delivery to cells Good flexibility Increased comfort and elimination of pain Steady recovery time you could check here order levitra online Less muscle spasm Deterrence of future injury.
There was an own goal scored early but the rest of the match was a fiercely contested battle that could of gone either way ! Wangaratta’s defence has all year rivalled ours in competitiveness and also with a feared player taller than Legs Lenny, but in this case all our defenders and team came out the winners on the day. Mitch and Lenny easily played one of their best games of the year and we must mention our superstar Alistair whom was in magnificent form in goals and was our best player! His mother Jo was a nervous wreck on the sidelines, but Alistair was cool ,calm and collected under pressure and really allowed us to come away with the points .
Two more games left until finals .
Let’s go Spurs !

13 Boys v United won 7 – 2
With a few players missing we again called upon the 12s for their assistance and they all contributed enormously to the team. We got off to a great start with an early goal to Jack and followed that up with another soon after by Brodie. We dominated the first half with the ball rarely crossing into our defensive area. We peppered their goal with shot after shot, a few missed opportunities and some good goalkeeping by them kept the score down. Tomo and Ava were dominating the midfield and splitting their defence with some excellent passing to set up many shooting opportunities. Max and Tomo also got on the score sheet in the first half.
The second half we moved a few players to unfamiliar positions and that was when we let United in to the game for the first time and they managed to get 2 goals against us. We were still creating chances and Tomo ended the game with 4 goals, Jack 2, Max and Brodie 1 each.

13 Girls v United lost 3 – 2
What a huge improvement from the girls who played United very early in the season.
The girls have come along way as a team and each and every one of the girls had a great game!!
We were lead by the back from Lily in goals- who pulled off an amazing penalty……To Keely, Paige, Sienna and Daisy who was awesome in Defence. Our midfield worked hard with Ava pushing the ball through and Georgia, Mattea and Ash killing it on the wings! Our forwards of Hayley, Salli, Emma and Tahlia all played well. A very exciting game to watch, bring on finals- Thanks to Tom for running the line. Great work girls!!

16 Girls v Wangaratta won 5 – 3
Wow!! What a game. We had a full side and a sub this week and the girls passes the ball around well!!
We created many scoring chances and held possession and were 2 nil up at half time. Bella lead the girls in the middle park and our defenders were awesome with Yasmin and Grace chasing down every ball. The girls have worked well as a team and lead the younger girls who week after week step in and we couldn’t do it with out you!
Thanks Harry for running the line. We got them girls- Great team work. Awards to Yas, Ciara, Kate and Tynecia!!

Thirds v United lost 0 – 4
The Thirds played a tight first half of the match on Sunday but let their collective guard down in the second half to go down 4 goals to nil. Not even a revving by Ian at half-time could get them up and going again. That half the team is made up of Sixteens’ players who have already played a full game makes it difficult but everyone did their best and there were some great passages of play. The backline was kept busy and keeper Scott made some remarkable saves. Thanks to Ben and Sam who ran the lines.

Over 35s v United lost 0 – 1
A courageous effort from the team today with everybody giving their all. Nobody had any petrol left in their tank. We held our own & suppressed & nullified the oppositions attack. They never had too much time on the ball. The intensity of our game was exceptional. We did not let them settle & they became frustrated with their inability to control the game. Meanwhile we maintained our dazzling form from the second half of the season & played some great football. It was only an unfortunate own goal by us in the dying minutes that had them take the 3 points. We are peaking at the right time & we feel confident about the finals. No one will be looking forward to meeting us as we continue to haunt the top teams.

Reserve Men v United lost 0 – 4
The Ressies put in a strong effort against the League champions. The team paid heavily for some errors early in the game and then were unfortunate not to get a couple of goals. Zac Brodie and Mick Corkett were outstanding in midfield with Ash Hockin having a great defensive game. Dineesh and Durga played well in the forwards. John Irvine made some outstanding saves in goals.

Senior Men v United lost 1 – 3
This game was closer than the score suggests. Our opponents grabbed every chance that came their way. Jerome Dunphy scored a terrific goal to get back to 1-2 but Spurs could not take any more chances despite playing quite well. Ranga and Paul Kinning played well. Lewis Parrett, Jon Cochrane and Jerome also had strong games.

---

Match reports and newsletter information

Please email all match reports, photos and Hotspurs news to info@alburyhotspurs.com.au by Monday evening at 9pm

AWFA REP PRESENTATION

Our AWFA Rep Girls with Amy Chapman (centre back row)

On Friday night over 350 people attended the AWFA Representative Players Presentation. It was a great night and it was terrific to see so many Hotspurs players being a part of the very successful AWFA Rep teams. Highlight of the night was the special appearance of former Hotspurs junior Amy Chapman who has played 22 times for the Matildas, our national womens soccer football team. Many of our young players were able to get a picture with Amy- who is an outstanding ambassador for Hotspurs and football.

Daisy & Ava Tuksar with Amy Chapman

HOTSPURS RAFFLE

Every player should have their raffle books.
Please return the books and $25 to your
team manager. Diahann Maher, Ian Belgre or the canteen by 20th August.
The draw will take place at the Junior Presentation on 9th September.
Thanks goes to Steve Kilpatrick from the FULL CYCLE and Robert Tuksar for donating the prizes in the raffle.

Trivia Night

This Friday 11th August Commercial Club 7pm Start
Great Food/Great Prizes/Great Fun
Drink at Bar prices
Adults $25 per head Ages 16-18 $15 per head
Organise a table of 8-10
Book your table now
Contact Matt Townsend to book your table.

Donations of Prizes also welcome. Contact Matt Townsend as above or Ian Belgre if you can donate a prize.

Hotspurs Shop

DELIVERY and ORDERING
Note: Club Polo now made to order.
Made to Order items, Club Polo, Soft Shell & Retro Jackets, Printed Hoodie and Kit Bags, will then be ordered monthly at the start of the month or as required pending adequate quantities. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is four weeks from order cut off date.
Supplier stocked items, Adventure Jacket and Vest, Caps and Beanies, are ordered fortnightly on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is two weeks from order cut off date.
Go to the shop now.

Miniroos

MINI ROOS TRAINING CANCELLED
Albury City Council have closed the grounds so there will be no Mini Roos training tonight, August 8.

Week 12 Saturday 12 August at Jelbart Park
5, 6 and 8 Years 12:30 PM kick-off
7 and 9 Years 1:30 PM kick-off
10 Years 2:30 PM kick-off
Please be at the ground 20 minutes before kick-off

Draw

Sunday 13 August

HOTSPURS v Albury United
at Jelbart Park west

Others have very expensive prices, and some traders even send their customers sugar pills with no real order cheap viagra deeprootsmag.org effects. The main ingredients of the medicine can be found inside the body of a human. cialis generic 10mg Some companies around all over the world used internet year to find medical information. levitra 60 mg deeprootsmag.org Kamagra are considered as the best medical solution of men’s buy uk viagra sexual disorder.
All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
12 Boys 9:00am KO
13 Boys 10:05am KO
Over 35s 11:20am KO
13 Girls 12:45pm KO
14 Boys 2:00pm KO
16 Girls v Wang 3:15pm KO
Note: 11 Boys / 11 Girls / Div 2 Women have a BYE

---

Match Reports

13 Boys v Boomers won 7 – 1 (Saturday, R14 catch up)
A very good win by us although we were tested constantly by Boomers who never gave up and kept our defence on their toes. It was good to see the team respond to half time talk and be more aware of their responsibility to be in a position to support the player who is about to receive the ball. Cody, Ava and Tomo were very strong for us through the spine and were supported well by the rest of the team. Thanks to Fraser and Max for helping out and I can see you are both learning a lot from your time on the field.
Goals to Tomo 3, Ava 2, Cody and Brodie 1 apiece.

13 Boys v Wodonga Heart won 5 – 1
A cold wet day and after having played the day before you might expect a slow start but that was not the case as our first attempt on goal came after only 14 seconds, unfortunately we did not score. Heart then defended with numbers and we found it difficult to penetrate. We were also caught offside on too many occasions. Eventually we got our first and we continued to dominate the game. Goal scorers, Tomo 2, Dawson, Brodie and Max G 1 each.

16 Girls v St Pats won 6 – 1 (Game called off due to weather)
A mighty 7 Spurs girls took to the field against 9 St Pats girls and subs. On a cold wet day these girls showed great spirit and determination and I couldn’t be prouder of them for their efforts and team work they show on the field!!
We started strong and just needed to hold until our 8th player ran from the car to the field to join her team and play!! At half time we shivered together and were 3-1 up!!
Then the storm hit and wiped us out…literally!! The game was called off.
A huge thank you to all the families for their support and help. Also special mention to Daisy and Keely for supporting the girls. All girls were best on ground from Lily in goals, to our defenders Ciara, Kate and Grace. Our mid field of Ava, Laura and Bella pass the ball so well to each other and Our lonely forward Salli who seemed to find the puddles every time and turn a ball beautifully!! A super effort girls, keep the heads up and keep playing with such spirit!!

Over 35s v Heart Won 9 – 1
Although Spurs controlled the entire game from start to finish on a wet pitch we reverted back to some old habits that we have desperately tried to eradicate from our approach. What started out as an attempt to emulate our performance from previous weeks took a dive in the opening stanza of this match. Somehow we seem to lower ourselves to the standard of a weaker opposition. On a positive note as the contest progressed we did manage to raise our momentum & put some first-rate moves together. Everybody got good game time which is what is needed for our tough fixtures in the weeks ahead.

Reserves v Heart won 8 – 1
The Ressies played very well and had a big win. The goals were shared around with Milky getting a hatrick and Mickett, Dinish, Durga,Subash and Zac Fordham getting on the scoresheet.

Seniors v Heart won 10 – 1
The seniors played pretty well against an opposition who never gave up. The team pushed the ball around well with some impressive passing. Luke Dahl, Toby Sua , Jerome Dunphy and Ash Hockin all had strong games. Jerome scored three and Luke and Ben Gardiner both scored doubles. Ranga got his first senior goal and Towny and Jon Coch also scored. Highlight was Zac Fordham getting his first senior game. That means five players from last year under 16 champion team have now played seniors at Hotspurs- a great effort.

---

Match reports and newsletter information

Please email all match reports, photos and Hotspurs news to info@alburyhotspurs.com.au by Monday evening at 9pm

ELEVEN GIRLS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

The Hotspurs Eleven Girls became League champions after winning both their games over the weekend. What an outstanding team they have become. The whole team plays with great enthusiasm and every player contributes to their success. Albury Hotspurs is very proud of you all.
Special mention to super coach Justin Wild who has encourage this team to play great football.

HOTSPURS RAFFLE

Every player should have their raffle books.
Please return the books and $25 to your
team manager. Diahann Maher, Ian Belgre or the canteen by 20th August.
The draw will take place at the Junior Presentation on 9th September.
Thanks goes to Steve Kilpatrick from the FULL CYCLE and Robert Tuksar for donating the prizes in the raffle.

Trivia Night

Please book your tables ASAP
Friday 11th August Commercial Club 7pm Start
Great Food/Great Prizes/Great Fun
Drink at Bar prices
Adults $25 per head Ages 16-18 $15 per head
Organise a table of 8-10
Book your table now
Contact Matt Townsend to book your table.

Donations of Prizes also welcome. Contact Matt Townsend as above or Ian Belgre if you can donate a prize.

Hotspurs Shop

DELIVERY and ORDERING
Made to Order items, Club Polo, Soft Shell & Retro Jackets, Printed Hoodie and Kit Bags, will then be ordered monthly at the start of the month or as required pending adequate quantities. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is four weeks from order cut off date.
Supplier stocked items, Adventure Jacket and Vest, Caps and Beanies, are ordered fortnightly on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is two weeks from order cut off date.
Go to the shop now.

Miniroos

Week 11 Saturday 5 August at Jelbart Park CANCELLED
5, 6 and 8 Years 12:30 PM kick-off
7 and 9 Years 1:30 PM kick-off
10 Years 2:30 PM kick-off
Please be at the ground 20 minutes before kick-off

Draw

Sunday 6 August

HOTSPURS v Wodonga Heart
at Willow park Wodonga

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
Over 35 kick-off at 11:20am
16 Girls v St Pats at Alexandra Park 2:15pm
Note: 11Girls/11 Boys/13 Girls/14 Boys/Senior and Reserve Women all have BYES

---

Match Reports

U11 Girls – 2017 League Champions
Saturday v Wangaratta won 2 – 1
A freezing cold wind was blowing across south Wang reserve as the girls took on the 2nd placed team but it didn’t take long for the girls to get hot as they played a fast paced game against a very good Wang side. It was a very even contest with neither side having many chances in the first half, and the game was locked up at 0-0 at the break. Wang came out firing and managed to score a breakaway goal not long after the break. The Spurs girls lifted their work rate and started to run over the top of Wang, the girls created chance after chance but couldn’t seem to slot any in. Eventually we found the back of the net to even it up with a fine finish by Ava. With 5 minutes to go, Seanna took the lead with a deserving goal as she ran the backs ragged. Wang came at us again but the girls dug deep and held on for a thrilling victory. As usual, Alex and Bella had great games, but special mention to Poppy, Seanna and Alice who turned the game for us by tearing up the left side of the field. With only 2 games to play, and 6 point clear, all of a sudden, a win or draw on Sunday would see the team be crowned League Champions.

Sunday v Diamonds won 5 – 1
A huge crowd was on hand to cheer on the girls who only needed a win or a draw to claim the League Champion title. We had a full squad for the first time in a long time, and everyone was itching to go. It was a tight first half, but Spurs had the majority of play, however seemed a bit nervous and couldn’t put any goals away. At the break it was 0-0. The girls were asked to lift their effort in the second half and after a few minutes the game was about to change. A free kick was awarded to spurs outside the box, a defensive 10 player wall was set and Elisha stepped up to take the kick. In what can only be described as goal of the year, Elisha managed to clear the wall with a thunderbolt strike, then dip the ball under the crossbar to find the top corner of the goal! The crowd erupted in jubilation. This goal seemed to lift the team and soon after the goals started to flow. Seanna had another strong game slotting 2 nice goals, while Tahlia and Ruby both found the back of the net. The final score was 5-0. Daisy had a great game in Goals then on the field, Ruby was strong on her return from an extended holiday break, but really there was not a bad player in the team. Everyone once again played brilliantly which is why they have been crowned 2017 U11 Girls League Champions. It was really great to see how the girls held off celebrating their achievement until after they had shaken the opposition teams hands which is a great sign of sportsmanship.
Well done girls, you have earnt the title!
Now for the Cup. Let’s keep up the numbers at training so we can give ourselves the best chance to take a shot at glory in the Cup finals.
By using them, people cialis in canada pharmacy can bring back your teen-like instant erection Recall the time you get an email asking you to send it on you will get good/bad luck, then this is a chain letter. So, it is essential in enhancing the discount cialis bananaleaf.com.ph level of testosterone in the body. This is not intended for adults generico levitra on line http://bananaleaf.com.ph/levitra8833.html below 18 years of age. Pregnancy massages are beneficial for mums-to-be because of the comfort of human touch and the relaxing benefits it offers, such as: Reducing stress hormones, anxiety, depression, nervousness and fatigue Improving general mood, energy, digestion and sleep Allowing opportunity to rest and relax the body Relieving everyday pregnancy discomforts because of skeletal and circulatory changes in the body: aching neck, bananaleaf.com.ph viagra professional uk sore back, sciatic pain, leg cramps, spasms, joint pain, stiffness, and swelling.

11 Boys v St Pats won 6 – 1
It was a pressure game on Sunday and our team did not disappoint. There were many highlights, including Louis with one of the saves of the season in goals. Aydan scored a massive 3 goals and along with Mitchel (1 goal) the boys were always dangerous up forward. Daisy was on fire with her throw ins, and Ryan finally scored a goal off his right boot! Dustin scored a late goal in the second half and the excitement from him and his teammates was fantastic to watch. Riley did a fantastic pass in the midfield and did the team proud as captain today . We have a couple of byes ( and a make up game against Wang) coming up so let’s get to training each week so we don’t lose the momentum.
Awards – Louis, Dustin, Aydan
Go Spurs!

13 Boys v St Pats won 4 – 2
The team started strongly but found it difficult to create a clear chance, final pass not quite good enough. With the wind helping, Ava bombed our first goal from distance and that helped settle our nerves and the team responded positively with relentless attack after attack which lead to our second goal by Brodie with another great strike giving their goalie no chance. In the second half Tomo was torturing their midfield and defence with skill and speed they could not handle and lead to them fouling Tomo in the box. Tomo calmly slotted the subsequent penalty off only a few steps. Jack got our fourth buy pouncing on their error which gave us breathing space as St Pats manged to score two great individual goals of their own. Coach had asked at half time for the team not to concede a goal but a good win was achieved anyway.
Reminder: Training Thursday 5-6pm, Game v Boomers Saturday Glen park 12pm kick-off (11:30am please) then Sunday we play Heart at Willow park Wodonga.
Please advise if you are not available to play via team app or at training thank you.

16 Girls v Melrose won 3 – 0
A bit of a slow start for the girls but they played so well together as a team. The girls passed the ball around well and created many scoring opportunities. A really strong team effort from the girls who give everything with only 11 players week after week!! Awards to Laura, Ava and Paige. Keep up the great work girls and the results will come!! Well Done. Also a huge thank you to our regular Under 13s with out you we could not play.

Thirds v St Pats won 3 – 0
The Thirds put in a sterling effort on Sunday to run out 3-0 winners. The team was back to full strength with several players returning from illness and injury and they started well and kept the heat on the opposition all game. The first goal came when Zac crossed the ball in and it slipped behind the keeper. Before half time Ol got on the end of a beautifully placed cutback and scored. In the second half Zac ran the ball down the field and shot accurately. Great to have Mitchell back in the team. Thanks again to the Sixteens who helped out and to Roland for running the lines.

Over 35s v St Pats lost 0 – 1
What an extraordinary effort in the first half against last years League & Cup champions! We had lost none of our momentum having had byes for the last 2 weekends & were constantly creating chances & opportunities for ourselves. Spurs controlled the play & the movement of the ball to feet was beautiful to watch. It was so disappointing not to be able to convert those chances to goals.
0-0 at the break &10 minutes into the 2nd half, a small lack of concentration & a simple defensive error is all that cost us the game. As hard as we tried we could not claw that goal back to level the score again. Nobody would disagree that we were the better team on the day & as long as we continue with our consistent form the results will come our way.

Reserve Ladies Deferred Game from Round 5 v Wangaratta won 2 – 1
A road trip to Wangaratta for a Saturday afternoon game, we had a slightly different line up with some regular players not able to play. Well the sun was out but Wang had a bitterly cold wind. Within the first couple of minutes of the game Wang’s right winger surprised herself and us by scoring from a far, a little hard to stop when it went high and Simone had the sun in her eyes. We were playing a bit of ping pong in the first half but settled better in the second half, we need to learn to relax a bit more on the ball and look for opportunities instead of hoping for the best. Another solid effort by the backline and we thank Caitlyn and Bella for helping out our numbers for the day. A nail biting game where we seen our two goals conceded in the dying minutes of the game. Keely moved into centre mid and cracked a nice long shot but the ball hit the crossover and bounced back into play seeing the goalkeeper grab it but she swung her arms back into the goal area, which resulted in a goal. Equaliser! Fantastic call from the linesmen!
In the last 30seconds of the game Yasmine scored a brilliant goal and gave us the win we deserved. We were the better team on the day, we just make it hard scoring goals!! Sorry we make it hard converting our goals!!
Best on ground was Keely Howard. Keep up the great work girls we are not far from finals now!
Thank you to Snowy and Justin Godfrey for running the lines.

Round 18 v St Pats lost 0 – 2
It was difficult to back up from our road trip to Wang, which seen our named 15 down to 11 at the start of the game. It seemed like it was going to be a tough day with some people not feeling 100% and feeling a little soreness from the day before. We were lucky that some players were just late to the game so we ended up with a much needed bench.
With another different line up and players playing positions they aren’t used to playing we didn’t seem to play our true potential. Our style of play was affected by people not communicating and not trusting that someone was going to play their position with players trying to cover one another’s position which created some gaps. So not our best game. St Pats had a quick paced forward and they continued to get a long ball to her making it a hard day for our backline and keeper. We again had trouble converting goals and opportunities to score.
Best on ground was Keely Howard, another solid effort in the backline.
Thank you to Sarsha for running our lines.
I hope Townie doesn’t have too many grey hairs from the weekend – tough job coach!

Well girls we have 2 byes (Rd19 / Rd20) and then Rd21 we play Albury City, with another bye (R22) to follow!! So try and get to training so we can practice some things and put in some preparation for the Albury City game before we face the finals!

Reserve Men v StPats drew 3 – 3
The Ressies played well early and had a good lead but our opponents finished hard to snatch a draw. Ash Hockin, Zac Brodie. John Irvine, Dinesh and Sam King were the best for Spurs.

Senior Ladies v St Pats drew 1 – 1
The ladies once again had a very slow start allowing paddies to get a goal in the first 5 minutes, we then settled into the game through some fantastic communication and positive play. The midfield girls did a spectacular job of shutting down their strongest player which lead us to some great possession resulting in a goal! The second half we remained strong but unfortunately we couldn’t get another goal. Well done to Anna for stepping up in goals again today, you absolutely smashed it!
Another great team performance managing to get a point off a team that is higher on the ladder. Keep up the hard work girls.

Senior Men v St Pats won 4 – 2
The senior men got back to winning ways with a good win on Sunday. Jerome scored a hatrick and Jon Cochrane got the other goal.Lewis Parrett, Luke Dahl and Ranga were all outstanding in this win.

---

Match reports and newsletter information

Please email all match reports, photos and Hotspurs news to info@alburyhotspurs.com.au by Monday evening at 9pm

Trivia Night

Please book your tables ASAP
Friday 11th August Commercial Club 7pm Start
Great Food/Great Prizes/Great Fun
Drink at Bar prices
Adults $25 per head Ages 16-18 $15 per head
Organise a table of 8-10
Book your table now
Contact Matt Townsend to book your table.

Donations of Prizes also welcome. Contact Matt Townsend as above or Ian Belgre if you can donate a prize.

Hotspurs Shop

DELIVERY and ORDERING
Made to Order items, Soft Shell & Retro Jackets, Printed Hoodie and Kit Bags, will then be ordered monthly at the start of the month or as required pending adequate quantities, next order placement to manufacturer will be 1 August, this will be your last chance to order these products this season. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is four weeks from order cut off date.
Supplier stocked items, Club Polo, Adventure Jacket and Vest, Caps and Beanies, are ordered fortnightly on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. Full payment must be made prior to order placement. Approximate delivery to club is two weeks from order cut off date.
Go to the shop now.

Miniroos

Week 10 Saturday 29 July at Jelbart Park
5, 6 and 8 Years 12:30 PM kick-off
7 and 9 Years 1:30 PM kick-off
10 Years 2:30 PM kick-off
Please be at the ground 20 minutes before kick-off

Draw

Sunday 30 July

HOTSPURS v St Pats
at HOME

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,

11 Girls v Diamonds 8:30 am KO
Reserve Women 9:25 am KO
11 Boys 10:45am KO
Over 35s 11:40am KO
13 Boys 1:00pm KO
14 Boys 2:10pm KO
16 Girls v Melrose 3:25pm KO
Note: 12 Boys / 13 Girls have a BYE

DUTY TEAM
The duty team this Sunday is the Over 35s. Be at the ground at 7:30 to help set up. You will have to assist with the BBQ from 10:00am until 3:00pm. Thanks.

 

---

It should be kept maintained so that the risk of erectile dysfunction so you can be able to make the bowel cleanse properly. tadalafil in uk levitra tabs Decide now, or the issues will interfere with your life. In other words, avoid sites that ask you to pay more for the first time. overnight shipping cialis If the cardiovascular functioning is not appropriate it can cause poor male responses buy generic cialis and stimulations.

Match Reports

11 Girls v Melrose won 7 – 0
Another fantastic game and team effort from all the girls.
The Spurs dominated possession throughout the match, confidently moving the ball around and finding space down the wings. The Spurs managed to keep the ball (& opposition) in the attacking half for most of the match. There were numerous strikes on goal, resulting in great goals to Ashleigh (hat trick), Elisha, Mya, Seanna and Tahlia.
Again, the girls continue to impress with their skill level and teamwork, and their ever increasing confidence to run with the ball.
Well done to all the girls – another great effort from all the Team. Special mention to Ava and Sophie for being goalie and keeping another clean sheet, and awards to Ashleigh, Isla and Seanna for their impressive contributions during the match.

11 Boys v Cobram lost 1 – 2
The team was outplayed by a very strong and skilled team on Sunday. Cobram scored two goals early and we battled hard for Ryan to score a goal before the half time break. Our team were in the hunt in the second half but found it difficult when going forward.
The team should be proud with their sportsmanship even though disappointed with the first loss for the season.
Awards to Ryan and Mitch giving 100% for the whole match. Aydan and Sam were also worthy recipients of awards, they played well and were in some fantastic contests.
Plenty to look forward to this weekend with matches against Wangaratta and St Pats.

13 Girls v Cobram won 10 – 0
A fantastic game from the Under 13 girls who were almost at full strength on the weekend!!
The girls have improved so much over the season and play really well together, supporting and keeping it positive
out on the field. Keep up the great work girls- awards to Ash, Daisy and Georgia. Well Done girls

13 Boys v Cobram won 5 – 2
This was a great win for the team having lost to Cobram in the previous round at home. The team also included four 12 boys who all contributed to the win, Max G making his debut, Cody as solid as ever and Jack and Fraser who scored a goal each for us. Other scorers were Dawson and Tomoki with 2.
Cobram scored two late goals to come back at us and could have been more except for some desperate defence and great saves by Ian in goals. Having said that, we squandered multiple opportunities two really blow the score out.
Ava was strong at the back and able to relieve the pressure with long clearances and also dangerous by sending us straight into attack with her long throw-ins, one of which we scored from. Rupert was heavily involved all game and it was great to see him back to his best.

Thirds v Cobram lost 0 – 1
The Thirds played a terrific match on Sunday and were unlucky to lose when Cobram managed to kick a goal in the last few minutes of the game when a scoreless draw looked almost inevitable. The team, shored up once again by six of the Sixteens players, played beautifully for the entire match and looked a different side when compared to their previous couple of matches. Goalkeeper Scott had an absolute blinder, consistently deflecting what looked like certain goals to the delight of the spectators. Everyone worked hard all game with the small field meaning many end-to-end plays. The Spurs hit the crossbar once and had many chances but just couldn’t convert. Well done to all.

Reserve Men v Cobram lost 2 – 3
Disappointing to see the Ressies lose after starting so well. The team led 2-0 after 15 minutes and had chances to increase their lead. Our opposition played much better in the second half and grabbed a win. Dinesh and Durga both scored good goals and Ranga, Mick Corkett and Zac Brodie had strong games.

Senior ladies v Cobram won 6 – 3
A very slow start from the girls letting cobram get a quick goal, but we worked hard to fight back to 1-1 at halftime.
Feeling very down on ourselves at the half as this was a must win game, we knuckled down as a team and found the back of the net through some great passing.
Unfortunately Weavers put herself on the line for us resulting in getting sent off, massive thanks goes to Anna for quickly stepping into goals, what a champion!
We battled our way through the last part of the game with ten players with everyone putting in extra to get us over the line!
Huge thanks to the girls that stepped up from ressies, we couldn’t have done it without you guys

Senior Men v Cobram lost 1 – 6
The seniors did not play as well as they can. We had chances early in the game and could not take them and this may have changed the game. The opposition were good at seizing on every error we made. Jerome scored a top goal. Paul Kinning, Luke Dahl and Ash Hockin were best for Spurs.

---

Match reports and newsletter information

Please email all match reports, photos and Hotspurs news to info@alburyhotspurs.com.au by Monday evening at 9pm