Club Draw

Sunday 18 June
Hotspurs v Twin City Wanderers
at Kelly Park Wodonga

Elevens Boys 9:35am Kick-off
Twelve Boys 10:40am Kick-off
Over 35s 11:45am Kick-off
Fourteen Boys 1:10pm Kick-off
Sixteen Boys 8:30am Kick-off
Thirds Men 9:55am Kick-off
Div Two Women 11:20am Kick-off
Res. Men 1:00pm Kick-off
Sen Men 3:00pm Kick-off

13 Boys / 13 Girls/ Sen.Women all have BYES

Eleven Girls V United 8:30am at Jelbart Park
Sixteen Girls V United 3:25pm at Jelbart Park

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GIVE ME 5 FOR KIDS CHARITY GALA DAY – Saturday 17th June at Jelbart Park, Lavington

This weekend’s round will consist of a Gala Day between the Albury & Wodonga based teams, where 2 games will be played.

Triple M Radio Station will be there broadcasting on the day, will all proceeds from the BBQ going to Give me 5 for Kids charity. There will also be soccer player packs handed out for all Mini Roos. If you are unavailable this weekend, please let me know and I can save a pack for you.

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Hotspurs Shop

The next placement of made to order products (Printed Hoodie, Soft Shell and Retro Jackets, Kit bag) will be 1 July.
All other supplier stocked items (Polo, Adventure vest and Jacket, caps and beanies) are ordered on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month with delivery 1 to 2 weeks later.
Go to the shop!

Miniroos

There will be no Miniroos training tonight. Training will continue Tuesday 13th June.

Also a reminder that there will be no games this Saturday due to the long weekend. Games will resume on Saturday 17th June with a Charity Gala Day raising funds for Give me 5 for kids.

Draw

Sunday 11 June

Queens Birthday Long Weekend
No Games

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Match Reports

11 Boys v Albury City won 2 – 1
It was a close and physical game which tested our U11s on the weekend. Albury City managed to get the first goal but Aydan and Ruby both found the net soon after which allowed us to go into halftime 2-1.
Tyreece was awesome in defence and is proving to be so tough and reliable in tight contests .Our defenders, along with our goalies are proving to be a formidable force in the competition .
We had heaps of chances to score in the second half ,but were unfortunately unable to convert . In many situations we are just so close ! Special mention to Zac the City goal keeper, an ex -Spurs mini Roos player whom a lot of our team played with last year , he was awesome !
All players again battled hard and Mitch, Sam and Ryan were on fire, creating many chances.
Half way through the season we find our young Spurs top of the table .Enjoy the weekend off, and let’s stay focused for the second half of the season.
Awards to Tyreece, Mitch, Sam and Ryan.

13 Boys v Albury City lost 1 – 7
Firstly I want to thank Lilly for playing in goals for us the last two weeks, I hope you enjoyed it and learnt a little as you were up against two of the top teams in our grade.
As a team I was very happy with the fight and determination of all our players. However, we are at critical times making poor decisions that either cost us a goal or a chance at scoring. The game plan was to man mark a player through the back and midfield. I don’t think we achieved this especially in midfield with City having more than one player open and free most of the game.
Reminder, long weekend and a bye so we will return to training 22 June 5 to 6pm

Thirds v Albury City lost 0 -4
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The match started with sunny conditions, with City having a great deal of height and the full compliment of top age players. The size and physicality of the opposition did not daunt our team, with our defence holding them out until the last 3 minutes of the first half, the difference being a small fast break that cracked through. The second half was played in similar fashion, with our team creating opportunities aplenty but not being able to get past the tall timber that was their defence. In the second half there were three City goals, but the 4 nil scoreline did not show the intensity and competitive game that was played. Great games were had by all.

Over 35s v Albury City lost 5 – 7
Yes, you read the outcome right. What seems like a penalty shootout score was the end result of a very entertaining game. Having been infuriated by the lack of goals that we have scored in previous games we certainly put things right this time around, unfortunately we let the other team score more than us! Our defence was lacklustre in the 1st half with some diabolical attempts to clear the ball resulting in most of the oppositions goals in the opening 20 minutes. In the next 15 minutes we became more confident & after a disallowed goal for Spurs we were able to claw 1 back to go to the break 1-5. After a forced positional change up front due to a few of our squad carrying injuries we came out & played beautiful football in the 2nd half, in fact it was the best we have played for quite some time & all 12 men played their hearts out. We controlled the game to the point that they become alarmed that we would eclipse them, so they then elected to change keepers to try to stem the flow of goals. Disappointingly for us they were able to sneak another 2 into our goals to eventually wrap up the win.

Reserve Ladies v Albury City lost 1 – 0
A tough game this weekend against one of the top teams to beat. The girls did well, especially after two consecutive byes. Keely did an excellent job in midfield, a new position for her. Claire and Nat did some great runs and support work. The whole team made smart passes which contributed to some great plays down the field. Simone made some spectacular saves, keeping the opposition scoreless in the second half. Kendal, Kelly and Tynecia had solid games in defence. A big thank you to Weavers for running the line for us! We had some minor injuries but hopefully with a week off we will be fit for our next game back

Senior Ladies v Albury City lost 0 – 4
#1. The girls put up a valiant effort against the undefeated number one side. Our first half was strong with every player working at their best resulting in us only conceding 1. City came out firing early in the second half with our girls being a little slow off the mark. This resulted in another 2 being conceded- following this we upped our pressure and had a few opportunities to respond unfortunately couldn’t put one away. Our communication and pressure is improving every week, with the team really working for each other.

Special mention to Sarsha and Bella for making the Riverina squad! Congratulations girls.

#2. If you cast your minds back to last season, the Spurs Senior Ladies against City were demolished, with the first goals being scored almost at the first kick off. The matches in 2017 are very different, with our girls improving every week. City will always be a formidable opponent, but they had to work exceptionally hard for the scoreline that was achieved. Superb games by Laura, Bella, Emily, Katie, Anna and Milly, who shut down the attackers, and Jamie, Sasha, Jess (squared) who provided a lot of go forward. Jordan, Sammy, Bec, and Keiren worked their legs off this week. Keep going – the Spurs Sisterhood is no easy beat this year!

Reserve Men v Albury City lost 1 – 3
The Ressies were in this game for a long time. Dinesh scored a great goal to get the lead for Spurs but our opponents gradually got on top in the game. We had chances to score more goals but could not take them. Ray was outstanding in goals. Subash and Zac Brodie were also really good in the defence. Milky and Dinesh were the best of the forwards.

Senior Men V Albury City lost 0 – 2
The senior men did not play as well as they have in recent games. City scored two early goals to put us on the back foot and we struggled to get back in the match. Spurs had plenty of possession in the second half but could not get any score on the board. Best for us were Mick Corkett, Paul Kinning, Harry Quealy and Mitch Anderson.

GOOD LUCK HARRY QUEALY
Best wishes to senior goalkeeper Harry Quealy who is leaving next week to travel in Europe. Harry has had a great season and he will be greatly missed.

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LARAMEE LUDERS FOUNDATION CUP SUCCESS

Last Sunday was a great day for Hotspurs with the Senior Men defeating Melrose to win back the foundation cup. Bill Luders had travelled from Canberra to be in attendance and he was thrilled to witness a great effort from our young team.
To top the day off our Senior Women also had a big win.

MINI-ROOS BBQ

Hotspurs were on duty at the Mini-Roos games last Saturday and we were able to raise a $1000 on the BBQ. Thanks to all those who helped and made those lovely cakes to sell.

HOME GAMES TO END

Hotspurs have just finished five consecutive home games and thanks must go to our canteen staff and all the duty teams who were terrific with their support during this time.
As usual the senior/reserve womens team did a great job as the duty team last Sunday.

Hotspurs Shop

The made to order products have been ordered and delivery will be in 3 to 4 weeks. The next placement of made to order products (Printed Hoodie, Soft Shell and Retro Jackets, Kit bag) will be 1 July.
All other supplier stocked items (Polo, Adventure vest and Jacket, caps and beanies) are ordered on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month with delivery 1 to 2 weeks later.
Go to the shop!

Miniroos

Round  5 Saturday 3 June 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 4 June

HOTSPURS v Albury City
at Jelbart Park – Lavington

All teams play at normal times except,
11 Girls have a BYE
Reserve Women Kick-off at 9:30am
Over 35s Kick-off at 11:00am

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Match Reports

11 Girls Hotspurs v Wangaratta lost 1 – 2
Another great game from the girls, again demonstrating skills and teamwork beyond their years.
The first half was tightly contested, with the girls dominating possession in the opposition half thanks to the team’s solid defence. The girls passed the ball around well and found spaces down the wings. A couple of great shots on goal from Ashleigh, Mya, Ruby & Sophie saw the opposition goalie make some great saves. Despite the dominant display and great defensive efforts, the opposition’s one chance came from a break and led to a goal late in the half.
The second half saw the Spurs continuing to move the ball well and dominate possession. Ashleigh, Ruby and Tahlia looked menacing with the ball resulting in a number of great shots on goal. Against the run of play the opposition scored their second goal from a break. Ashleigh then scored a great individual goal from a break starting near the halfway. Ashleigh’s goal seemed to spur the team on, and the girls pressed hard for a late equaliser.
Despite the enthusiastic home crowd and some great efforts/shots on goal from Alex, Ashleigh, Bella, Daisy and Eloise, the girls came close to but were unable to equalise.
Next time Spurs.
The team were again strong all across the park, particularly in defence with the opposition held at halfway for the majority of the match. Special mention and awards go to Alex and Seanna, who both seemed to just ‘pop up’ in defence and midfield, and diffuse any opposition advances.
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Well done to all the girls – another great effort from the Team.

11 Boys Hotspurs v Melrose 5 – 2
Great game from our U11s on a cold wintery Sunday .
Cooper scored 2 goals off his right boot and could of scored a 3rd except for that”offside”rule . Aydan also got back on the score board after some great play .
Our defenders were awesome again with numerous turnovers – Sam was involved in some great passages of play , and is so versatile to have on the team sharing the goal keeping duties.
Mitch was running and making the play on the wing and demonstrating good form .Ben was giving 100% with some great corners and crosses into the goal square and Nathan showed gutsy determination in the midfield .
Lenny also wants it known he kicked his first goal for the year and thinks he should be moved into centre midfield more often.
The coaches were pretty happy with the effort from everyone today , it was a great team performance and everybody should be proud . Well done!
Awards went to Haydos -his effort was terrific and did everything the coach asked him to do , Tyreese – who was moving the ball well out of defence and Aydan who had another great game.
Hopefully the weather improves to get some training in this week.

13 Boys v Melrose lost 6 – 2
Melrose doninated us in the first half and their shooting was precise and lead 5 nil at half time. A better second half performance and a couple of goals for us and only one more for them.
Thanks to Lilly for helping out playing a full game in goals for us, hope you enjoyed the challenge, well played. Thanks also to Jack.
Ava, Dawson, Reese and Lilly had good ganes for the team.

Thirds v Melrose won 4 – 0
The Thirds played one of their best games for the year to run out 4-0 winners just before the wet weather. It was a tighter contest than the score shows, with the opposition controlling a significant proportion of the play. Under Sixteens player Jacob, in his first run with the Thirds, scored the first goal of the match within a couple of minutes of taking to the field. Indra scored the second in a one-two with Oliver and the team went to half-time 2-0 up. In the second half Oliver scored a goal after some slick passing between several players and then Jim scrabbled the ball into the net later after Indra’s free kick hit the crossbar. The backline stood firm and Zac’s wide play was superlative. Scott replaced Joel as keeper for the final ten minutes and was immediately put to the test a number of times. Thanks to Manny and Josh of the Under Sixteens and to Mitch and Ben for running the lines.

Over 35s v Melrose lost 0 – 2
Well, we can’t seem to take a trick at the moment! We played all over the opposition in the first half with them somehow scoring against the run of play close to the break. Back on the field & again we were in total control for the majority of the 2nd half but we somehow managed to let them back in the game, & a cracking shot from inside our box finished us off. The team played some wonderful football today in trying conditions. The amount of chances we created was pleasing but we are finding it increasingly frustrating that we cannot finish our moves off.

Reserve Men v Melrose drew 3 – 3
The Reserves continued their good recent form. This team is playing very consistently and very much as a team. The Spurs led three times and could have been unlucky not to get a win. Milky, Chandra and Doug (yes Doug !) all scored good goals. The defence was really strong led by Ash, Majhi, Sam and Doug. Subash and Zac Brodie were terrific in the midfield. Dinesh, Chandra and Arjun were standouts in the forward line.

Senior Ladies v Melrose won 6 – 1
What a result! The girls played incredibly well, backing up their great win from last week with another 6-1 triumph. The team is getting stronger each week with some beautiful passing and encouraging support for each other. Goals were spread throughout the team with 3 each half. A fantastic result we should all be proud of! Special mention to Kelly, Claire and Neesh for manning the BBQ while we played, and also to the solid bunch of girls who not only helped with set up AND pack up but also the canteen/BBQ throughout the day.

Senior Men v Melrose won 3 – 0 (Laramee/Luders Cup)
The Senior Men were excellent on Sunday. The team battled really hard to stop their opponents. Sam Thorman scored two opportunistic goals to give Spurs a halftime lead. The defence led by Harry, Tony and Paul were outstanding and the midfield of Lewis and Jono did a great job. Matt Townsend scored the third goal and the LL Cup was back with the Spurs!
It’s not often a rainbow shines on a referee!

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LARAMEE LUDERS FOUNDATION CUP

This Sunday the Senior Mens team will be playing against Melrose FC for the Laramee Luders Foundation Cup.
This trophy is named in recognition of Hans Laramee (Melrose) and Bill Luders (Hotspurs) who both played major roles in forming their respective clubs and more importantly the Albury Wodonga Football Association in 1973. The clubs have competed for the cup since their 40th birthdays in 2012. Melrose has won the trophy three times to Hotspurs one. Let hope the senior men can get the LL Cup back on Sunday.

Hotspurs Shop

The made to order products have been ordered and delvivery will be in 3 to 4 weeks. The next placement of made to order products (Printed Hoodie, Soft Shell and Retro Jackets, Kit bag) will be 1 July.
All other supplier stocked items (Polo, Adventure vest and Jacket, caps and beanies) are ordered on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month with delivery 1 to 2 weeks later.
Go to the shop!

Miniroos

Round  4 Saturday 27 May 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 28 May

HOTSPURS v Melrose FC
at HOME

All teams play at normal times except,
11 Girls v Wangaratta at 8:30am on Lambert Park
Over 35s v Melrose at 11:45am at Jelbart Park
Reserve Women have a BYE

Duty Team
The Duty team for Sunday are the SENIOR WOMEN. Please be at the grounds at 7:30am to help set up the grounds. We also need team members to help in the canteen and with the BBQ during the day. Thank you.

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Match Reports

11 Girls v Melrose won 13 – 0
The U11 girls played Melrose and once again entertained the large crowd with a style of football that is the envy of the competition.
After a tough few minutes the girls once again started to score some cracking goals. Tahlia chipped in with a cool 6 goals (although I think the ref was generous with one as it could have possibly been an own goal) and Mya was again classy and snagged 2 quality goals. Sophie, Ruby, Daisy, Seanna and Elisha all grabbed a goal each. It is worth mentioning Elisha’s goal which was a superb 20 yard thunderbolt which left the keeper no chance. Sophie and Ava again shared the keeper duties and kept another clean sheet. The backline was magnificent passing the ball around and as such, Isla took the Urban Graze burger award for her work out wide in defense, Zali was on the other side and took out the Hungry jacks award, Ava, Poppy and Sophie also were stars and took home awards thanks to Muffin Break and Wendys.

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11 Boys v Cobram drew 1 – 1
It was always going to be tough against Cobram. It was all Cobram in the first half but Alistair saved everything kicked at him in goals and it was his attack and fight along with a little bit of luck that kept us in the game.
After half time our mighty Mitch scored -after some terrific team play to finally to get a score on the board. The rest of the game was a great battle from both teams. Cobram levelled the score late in the second half. Nathan, Cooper, Ryan, Ruby and Daisy battled hard , were consistent and solid contributors .
The awards went to this week’s captain Lenny -a great game again by a player who is so reliable and leading by example every week , Dustin -each week giving 100% in defence and is proving to be a great team player and Alistair – a deserving recipient – a game saver in goals.

13 Boys v Cobram lost 1 – 3
A very disappointing performance. Parents, please make sure the kids are eating something 1 1/2 to 2 hours before kick off. Majority of players were flat and lethargic. Not sure if the late 1pm kick off suits our kids but we have to manage that time slot better.
Ava, Jack, Cody, Ethan and Ian performed well and so too did Dawson when he replaced injured Ian in goals.

13 Girls v Cobram won 9 – 0
The girls are playing so well together as a team and passing the ball around the field well.
Ava scored some very nice goals from all over the field. Ruby pulled out the tricks and rolled into a crossing goal, very entertaining for anyone watching!! Tahlia and Salli also chipped in with a couple of nice finishes each. Our defence was solid and chased everything down. Keep up the great work girls, its fantastic to see. Thanks Clint for running the line. Awards to Daisy, Paige, Tahlia.

16 Girls v Melrose won 5 – 0
A solid game for the girls with a few girls away or injured. The girls held strong with some very tired legs and bodies on the field. The girls are playing well and made some nice combinations. The goals were shared around with the team which was great to see. Lily had a great game in goals. A huge thank you to our 13 girls who week after week back up- You guys are awesome!! Thanks also to Yasmin who though was injured came and supported and helped her team. Thanks Justin for running the line again!!
Awards to Kate, Lena and Ava

16 Boys v Cobram drew 3 – 3
A great start to the game for the first 20 minutes with Denzel scoring and putting us in the lead, then a lapse in concentration cost us 2 quick goals taking us to the break behind by a goal. The second half started and we were not yet switched on and that cost us another goal. The team then started to play together which saw another goal from Denzel and one from Leo to get the draw. Back line worked tirelessly as usual. A few great free kicks off Harry ,that Denzel was unlucky not to score from. Our mids and forwards ran all game trying to get the ball through their defence. Mannys strong efforts were mentioned by the ref after the game. Welcome back to Jacob G, I bet it felt good to get off the sideline.
Thank you to those who helped out on Sunday, especially those who went home smelling of bbq.

Reserve Men v Cobram lost 0 – 1
The Ressies continued their good recent form with a strong game against the ladder leaders. The team were down by a goal at halftime but played really well in the second half to be very unlucky not to get a point. A missed penalty and other close chances cost the team at least a draw. Ray and Majhi were terrific in defence while Subash, Durga, Milky and Dinesh all played really well.

Senior Men v Cobram lost 2 – 4
The seniors were again involved in another exciting game. Goals by Jerome and a great header by Tony Zahtila had the Spurs all square at 2-2 at halftime. Hotspurs had created more chances and probably should have been in front The game continued the be very competitive in the second half and some excellent finishing by our opponents was the difference. Great games were played by Ranga, Tony and Paul at the back and Luke Dahl, Sam Thorman and Jerome Dunphy further forward.

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Official Hotspurs online Shop

NEW items  now in the shop, printed Hoodies, Retro and Soft Shell Jackets and kit bag.
Order cut off date for new made to order items is Thursday 18 May, order and payment must be received before due day.
All product information and sizing can be found on each item in the shop.
Let’s Shop!

Raffle Winners

A huge thank you to everyone who supported the Mothers Day raffle on Sunday: Congratulations to Jess Briggs, Allan Blisset and Lachlan Mackinnon who were prize winners!!

Team App

We encourage our club members, Coaches and Manager, players and parents to utilise the Team App app and all of it’s functionality.
Coaches and Managers please see Kelvin Davies 0401 938 600 for more info and how this app can help with votes and last minute communications for cancellations, venue and time changes.

Miniroos

Round  3 Saturday 20 May 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 21 May

HOTSPURS v Cobram
at HOME

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
11 Girls v Melrose 8:30am Lambert Park
16 Girls v Melrose 3:25pm Lambert Park

Div 2 Women and Over 35s have a BYE

Duty Team
The Duty team for this Sunday is the 16 Boys team. We need to be at the grounds at 7:30am to help set up. We also need volunteers to help with the BBQ from 11:00am to 3:00pm.

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Match Reports

11 Girls v Albury United won 12 – 0
Another great game by the girls. Once again the passing game they displayed is well above their years. Building from the back, the backline once again put some pin point passes to the wings where the wide players worked their way down the wings before getting some great crosses in. United defended great in the first half and held us 2-0. After the break the girls found their scoring mojo again and managed to finish the game with a 12-0 victory. Elisha grabbed a hatrick and took the Urban Graze burger award which she later traded for a wendys smoothy award which Tahlia won for a show of ball skills during the game (and dad wasnt happy with the trade because he wanted the burger). Eloise also played a fantastic game showing great technique on the ball and great endeavor to constantly win the ball in difficult situations and took away the Hungry Jacks Award. Mya and Bella again played brilliantly and are great role models for their teammates. Thanks to Bakers Delight and Wendys for providing all the girls awards this week as they all deserved it.

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U11 Boys v Boomers won 2 – 1
A terrific result on Sunday with some very tense and exciting moments during the game . The match started slow with no real intensity and some obvious nerves but our Spurs soon started playing with a desire to win .
Ryan put us on the scoreboard with a penalty shot but the Boomers straight away equalled the score with an impressive set play that we had no answer for.
After the break Ayden found the net and then for the rest of the match our defenders played so well , shutting down any chance of the Boomers levelling the score . It was a great game by Alex on debut , taking on and winning the ball against some of the Boomers stronger players .Ruby was awesome and Lewis played well in goals for the whole game .
It was a well fought win and sees us move to the top of the table .
Thanks to Brad for running the line this week .
Another tough match against Cobram coming up – Go Spurs !

13 Boys v Boomers won 4 – 0
Today we started well and kept our width spreading their defence allowing us to penetrate and score three early goals. Ava scored twice and could have had a hat trick in the first 10 minutes. The second half was a different story as we pushed forward but didn’t keep our width which bought Boomers defence in narrow and made it difficult to create clear chances. We did have a fare for attempts on goal but could only manage 1 more when Tomo slotted his second.
It was sad to see Jayke get a leg injury and was forced off the field. It was good to see Reese back and moving well, hope you continue to get better, it was great to see a smile on your face enjoying playing again.

13 Girls v Albury United lost 2 – 10
13 Girls v Mytleford won 13 – 0
A double header last weekend saw the Under 13 girls play on Saturday and Sunday!! With our team changing on both days the girls played some impressive team football!! Even thought the score line against United, the girls passed the ball well as a team. They are developing and playing together well. It was great to see many of the girls who are new to the sport and club score goals, some their very first goal ever!! Special mention to Keely who dominated the defence and to Ash who ran the wing all day long and to Ava on Sunday who slotted 7 goals from everywhere and to Lily who is as consistent as ever in goals for the team!! Keep up the fantastic team work girls, its great to see!!

16 Girls v Albury United lost 0 – 10
A tough Saturday for the girls who were short as a team only having 10 players 5 of who had just played a full 13 game before but that being said the girls never gave up and played out the game which showed real courage!! Lil was awesome in goals and their was some very nice passages of play!! The girls will keep improving the more they play together as again many of the girls are in their first season of football. Keep up the great work girls and the results will come!!

16 Girls v Albury City won 2 – 1
Wow!! What a competitive game from the Under 16 girls, the game could of gone either way but the spurs held strong and played as a team!! It was a warm afternoon at Jelbart park with the first goal coming from a beautiful cross then finish by Salli!! The girls went into the half with a 1 nil lead. Our defenders were awesome lead by Yasmin and Grace. Ava then scored a beautiful goal to go 2 nil up, Albury city scored back shortly after but the girls held. Lily w

Reserve Men v Boomers won 2 – 1
The Ressies showed what they can do with a good showing on Sunday. The team fought hard for the full ninety minutes. Milky scored two really good goals and was well supported by Arjun and Chandra. Mahji, Sam, Doug, Ray and Towny (welcome back) were great in the defence. Highlight of the game was Dinesh’s airswing which resulted in him lying on his back!

Senior Men v Boomers drew 1 – 1
The was a really good game to watch. It was very close and both teams had opportunities to win. Jerome scored a great goal with a classic shot. Lewis and Luke Dahl were standouts in the middle of the park and Tony and Ranga played great games in defence. It is encouraging for all the supporters to see the seniors improve each week.

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