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!

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  2 Saturday 13 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

AWFA Miniroos draws updated for 5s and 10s and link corrected for 9s

Draw

Sunday 14 May

HOTSPURS v Boomers
at HOME

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
11 Girls v United 8:30am Lambert Park
Reserve Women 9:55am Aloysius Park
13 Boys 11:45am Lambert Park
16 Girls v City 3:25pm Jelbart Park

13 girls/ 14 boys/ 16 boys/Thirds Men/Over 35’s all have BYES

Duty Team
The Duty team for this Sunday is the 11 Girls team. We need to be at the grounds at 8:00am 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 Diamonds won 2 – 0
The girls played another great game, this time against an improved Diamonds outfit.
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The first half saw the girls dominate possession, moving the ball around and finding space down the wings. With the resulting centre crosses came a number of great shots on goal from Elisha, Ruby, Sophie & Tahlia. The opposition goalie making some great saves but Ruby scored with a great strike into the top of the net, and the side went into the break 1-0 up.
The second half was tightly contested, the Spurs continuing to move the ball well and dominating possession. With the opposition defending well in the midfield, it took a couple of great individual runs out wide from Alex, Ava, Mya, Seanna & then Tahlia to open up the game and create opportunities in attack. Tahlia appeared to have scored with a great strike, but the shot deflected off a defender and was awarded as an own goal.
The team were strong all across the park, defending particularly well and with Ava and Sophie in goals, able to again keep a clean sheet.
Awards were presented to Alex, Bella, Mya, Ruby and Tahlia for their great games.
Well done to all the Spurs – another great effort from the Team.

11 Boys v Myrtleford won 1 – 0
It was the result Mia had been dreaming of on Sunday when we played our best game for the season against a highly rated team.
The pressure came from every player from the start and that was the key for the win. We produced a complete team performance against a very competitive side . Every body played at 110% and our youngest Spurs should be very proud of the way they played .
Special mentions to Tyreece who was unstoppable in defence , to our keepers Sam and Alistair who were brilliant in goals & proudly stood up in defence when asked , and of course our ever reliable goal scoring machine Ryan who scored the goal.
Let’s get to training this week and get ready to take on our arch – rivals Boomers – who are in good form after winning against Wang.

12 Boys v Myrtleford lost 0 – 7
The U12s had a bad day at the office on Sunday. Captained by Fraser, the team struggled to get into the game in the first half, and were 6-0 down at the half time mark. However, in the second half the team put in a huge effort and were very unlucky not to find the net on 3-4 occasions. A strange penalty decision resulted in a brilliant save by Seamus but unfortunately the rebound fell in the favour of the Mytrleford player. It finished 7-0, but had the team started as they finished it would have been a completely different game.
Special mention to Seamus who was excellent in goal, and Jack/Xander who put in a big shift. Training this week is as normal Wed night 5 to 6.

Thirds v Wangaratta won 1 – 0 
The Thirds were back to their winning ways on Sunday with a tight 1-0 victory. The game could have gone either way really, with both teams having their fair share of scoring opportunities. The back line, spearheaded by Ray, worked hard all day and the forwards kept attacking and were rewarded midway through the first half when Oliver curled a shot into the bottom corner of the net from outside the box. The Thirds held on to their lead throughout the second half, despite a late charge from the visitors. Thanks to Scott, Manny and Josh from the Sixteens and to Andrew for running the lines. Thanks also to all the volunteers who helped out with setting up and packing up the grounds and at the BBQ.

Over 35s v Wangaratta lost 3 – 0
Playing this catch up game away from home at glen park, we were put on the back foot before the game kicked off when the Ref came over and asked if we could find someone to run the line? Our Reply “Sorry, our parents don’t come watch us play any more!”
The match was very even with both teams playing the ball around well and creating few opportunities each. It wasn’t until they got a lucky penalty that the first goal was score which then followed with two more in quick succession. John had a great game in goals but special mention must go to Jim Brodie for his performance on wining the Bidone d’Oro award.

Reserve Men v Myrtleford lost 1-5
After a poor first half the Ressies were much better after the break. If this team wants to get better results they have to play out the full game. Chandra scored a good goal. Milky worked hard
up front and Subash and Yuba both had good games.

Senior Men v Myrtleford lost 0-3
The seniors were very good in the first half against a strong opponent. The team was unfortunate to be down by a goal at half time. After halftime the side did not play as well and conceded two more goals. The young players are improving each week. Tony Zahtila played strongly in his first game. Paul Kinning defended well and Sam Thorman and Lewis Parrett also played well.

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Match reports and newsletter information

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

Miniroos

Round 1 of Miniroos kicks of this weekend Saturday 6 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 30 minutes before kick-off

Official Hotspurs online Shop

The shop is now live and taking orders. All product information and sizing can be found on each item in the shop.
More items coming soon, printed Hoodies, Track Jacket and Soft Shell Jackets. Let’s Shop!

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.

Draw

Sunday 7 May

HOTSPURS v Myrtleford
at HOME

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
11 Girls v Diamonds at Latrobe 8:30am
Over 35s v Wangaratta at Glen Park 1pm kick-off
14 Boys Kick-off 1:00pm on Lambert
Reserve Women Kick-off 2:15pm on Lambert
Thirteen Boys/Sixteen Boys/Sixteen Girls all have a BYE

Duty Team
The Duty team for this Sunday is the Thirds Men team. We need to be at the grounds at 8:00am to help set up. We also need volunteers to help with the BBQ from 11:00am to 3:00pm.
THANK YOU to last weeks Duty team the Fourteen boys who did an outstanding job.

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Match Reports

11 Girls v Albury United drew 2 – 2
The girls were without 5 of the team due to representative duties and holidays, but that didnt stop the team putting on a great show. The first half saw Spurs dominate possession with the ball only reaching Poppy our keeper once. However united defended well and kept it to nil all at the break.
Eventually the defence started to crack and we manged to slot a couple of nice goals which were finished by Poppy and Seanna. However United caught us twice on quick breaks and managed to score 2 to make it a 2 all draw.
The pleasing part of the game was how well the team passed the ball around, going wide and down the line and getting plenty of great crosses in. We just needed a bit more hunger in front of goals to finish off the great play.
Sophie and Poppy had great games both on the field and in goals. Elisha was unlucky not to put a couple of goals away with some powerful strikes while while Isla, Zali and Eloise all did some great work down the wings.
Great effort by all.

12 Boys v Albury United won 5 – 1
With a number of players away this weekend and a 4-0 lost the week before, the U-12 where keen to pull together and get a good result.
Max McCormack was captain for the day and let the team by example, by being first to the ball and communicating well with other defenders to keep the defence in line. Lenny produced some outstanding saves (well beyond his years) that kept the score at 0-0 in the first 10 mins.
The U-12 then got into there stride with 2 goals in quick succession. Both goals came from excellent work by the defenders getting the balls out the wings. From the wings early crosses into the box (Cody and Jesse) resulted in sharp finishing by Jack who was in the right place and finished well. A great individual goal by Ryan added a third, while Mitch’s goal before half time, made it 4 and an easy half time team talk.
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In the second half a well taken finished from Cody into the top corner was executed to perfection (unlike his goal celebration which needs more work). Every player on the day contribute to a well deserved 5-1 win and more of these performances in the next few weeks, and Irish can retire.

13 Boys v United (lost first half 0 – 3, won second half 4 – 0) won 4 – 3
Pathetic first half, no urgency, no intensity, no leaders, no desire. We went down 3 to nil by half time having let united dominate by not showing any fight what so ever.
Half time came and Manager and Coach had some stern words for the kids to hear. Show some character and fight for possession, work hard for your self and the team it’s not going to be handed to you. If you want to win games, you will have to earn it!
We made a few positional changes and the team come out in the second half all guns blazing. The whole team worked hard and got the rewards by scoring 4 second half goals and winning the match 4 – 3. A great effort after being 3 down. Imagine if we played the whole game with that level of commitment and intensity! That’s what good teams do.

16 Boys v Albury United won 6 – 2
Best game so far this season. The players played together as a team with passes landing at feet and players making great runs and calling for the ball to be put through. Goals go to Jacob S 3, Denzel 2, Leo 1 and Jack 1. Many other players worked hard to help these boys get all these goals. Defence was strong as always with a lot less jumping in on the ball and a bit more second defending. Sunday’s Urban Graze award went to Gerizim who was solid in defence.
Anyone who wants a turn writing the report just let me know.

Thirds v Albury United lost 0 – 1
The Thirds battled away on Sunday morning and attempted to make the most out of a shortage of players, and the game was fierce from the very beginning. Both teams created few chances in the first half as each team put in solid defensive efforts. After the break, however, it was United who created the first major chance, eventuating in a goal line clearance from a shot off the post. Lacklustre efforts from both sides eventually culminated in the only goal of the game being scored midway through the second half by United, and despite attack after attack in the dying minutes, Spurs couldn’t find the equaliser and had to settle for their first loss of the season.

Over 35s v Albury United lost 0 – 4
A tough & quick paced game where we held the opposition at bay for about 15 minutes until the flood gates opened & they scored all 4 of their goals in swift succession up until the break. The majority of these goals came from corners while not marking their big men or being aware of their runners in the box which has been a problem for us recently. A few choice words from the coach & a bit of reflection at half time saw us come out to produce a much better 2nd half to keep them scoreless & we also managed to create a few chances for ourselves to score, but we could not crack their defence.

Reserve Women v Wodonga Diamonds won 1 – 0
Well Diamonds came out strong in the first half with numbers in the midfield and forward line, but we managed to hold them off in the defence. We had some unbelievable chances up front with some missed goals, it seemed that some of the girls didn’t have their weeties that morning so the kicks were missing some oomph!!!
The second half saw a goal from Emily Weavers (a nice left foot) and it fired up the Diamonds forward line with Simone Altass (GK) getting a couple of late knocks. Our defence line continued to display a solid effort and held them off. Simone had a fantastic game in goals with a clean sheet again.
We had some players playing positions that they may not be familiar with but they did a great job and gave it a go, keep up the great work.
Alesha Mackinnon played her heart out in the forward line and never stopped running and trying to score, she was supported well by Emily Weavers, Jade Willis, Natalie O’Neill, Taneesha Smith and our wingers. Alesha was also best on ground for the match as she was determined and never gave up trying.
It was nice to come away with a win against Diamonds as in the past it hasn’t been easy to beat that club. Enjoy the win girls and hope to see you at training Wednesday night so we can continue to grow as a team!
Thank you to Mia Spokes for coaching us and Brendan O’Neill / Justin Wild for running the line, much appreciated!

Reserve Men v United lost 0 – 10
The score shows the Ressies had a bad day. This team is much better than they showed on Sunday and with more determination they can get better results. Ash Hockin and Zac Brodie were the best players on Sunday.

Senior Ladies v Albury United lost 10 – 3
An unfortunate result that definitely did not reflect the game. The girls got off to a slow start conceding 3 quick goals, we managed to find our feet and began to pressure our opposition both defensively and up front, which eventually paid off with Anna scoring from the wing. The girls conceded two more before the half but were looking positive going into the second. Spurs dominated the second half with 70% of the play in our attacking half. We scored two more (Anna and Kieran) and should of had a lot more if we could only find the net. United were able to finish their shots meticulously which resulted in Spurs conceding more than we deserved. A strong second half which we can only use positively for our upcoming games. Well done to Emily Weavers who made some absolutely brilliant saves in goals!

Senior Men v United lost 4 – 6
The spectators got to see an exciting senior game. Spurs were down two goals early but fought back to grab a 3-2 lead. Unfortunately our opponents scored right on halftime and it was 3-3 at the break. Another four goals were scored in the second half in a good display of attacking football. Jerome, Mitch and Sam all scored goals and were amongst our better players. Paul Kinning, Luke Dahl and Harry in goals all did a great job in the backline.

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Match reports and newsletter information

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

Junior Encouragement Awards

Thank you to the following businesses for their support in supplying certificates and vouchers for game day junior encouragement awards,

Rumble Tumbles, Urban Graze, Muffin Break, Hungry Jacks, Bakers Delight.

Miniroos

Gala Day Draw Saturday 29 April, Jelbart Park Albury.

Under 6
	Round 1 -12:30pm
SSF7	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	TCW 3
SSF8	Albury Hotspurs Gold	vs.	Diamonds 4
	Round 2 – 1:30pm
SSF4	TCW 2	vs.	Albury Hotspurs Gold
SSF7	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	Diamonds 3
	Round 3 – 2:30pm
SSF6	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	Yackandandah
SSF7	TCW 3	vs.	Albury Hotspurs Gold
*Game Duration: 10 Minute Halves
Under 7
	Round 1 – 1:00pm
SSF7	Albury Hotspurs Gold	vs.	Diamonds 3
SSF9	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	Heart
	Round 2 – 2:00pm
SSF7	Albury Hotspurs Gold	vs.	Myrtleford
SSF8	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	Diamonds 4
	Round 3 – 3:00pm
SSF7	Albury Hotspurs Gold	vs.	Diamonds 1
SSF8	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	TCW 2
*Game Duration: 10 Minute Halves
Under 8
	Round 1 – 12:15pm
Q6	St Pats Green	vs.	Albury Hotspurs
	Round 2 – 1:45pm
Q6	Albury Hotspurs	vs.	Albury United Green
	Round 3 – 3:15pm
Q6	Albury Hotspurs	vs.	Diamonds White
*Game Duration: 15 Minute Halves
Under 9
	Round 1 – 1:00pm
Q5	Albury Hotspurs Gold	vs.	St Pats Green
Q7	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	Myrtleford
	Round 2 – 2:30pm
Q2	Albury Hotspurs Black	vs.	Melrose
Q5	Albury Hotspurs Gold	vs.	TCW
	Round 3 – 4:00pm
Q5	Albury Hotspurs Gold	vs.	Heart
Q6	St Pats Gold	vs.	Albury Hotspurs Black
*Game Duration: 15 Minute Halves
Under 10
	Round 1 – 12:30pm
H4	Albury Hotspurs	vs.	Boomers
	Round 2 – 2:00pm
H3	Albury Hotspurs	vs.	Melrose
	Round 3 – 3:30pm
H5	Albury Hotspurs	vs.	Yackandandah
*Game Duration: 20 Minute Halves

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MINI SPURS TEAMS – GALA DAY

Under 6 – Black
Coach: Cade Dale
William Brooks
Caleb Dale
Beau Brailey
Nicholas Ratcliffe
Noah Robertson

Under 6 – Gold
Coach: Ben Gay
Xavier Gay
Patrick Quinn
Ryan Steele
Madeline Gurr
Harper Howard
Charlie Dunsmore

Under 7 – Black
Coach: Paul Kinning
Ella Corkett
Elijah Kinning
Emma Huckel
Edward Allan
Henry Allan
Aaron Bowden
Eamonn Lloyd

Under 7 – Gold
Coach: Wayne Davies
Lyla Lescun-Davies
Lillian Nichols
Macauley Sexton
Harry Stephenson
William Cunningham
Eli Jones
Dominic Feuerherdt

Under 8
Coach: Mark Harrison
Harrison Carty
Eli Chalmers
Finnegan Clift
Sammistan George
Benjamin Harrison
Hector James
Aidan Shae Lescun-Davies
Poppy Quinn
Rhiannon Smith
Arthur Cunningham
Henry Tainton

Under 9 – Black
Coach: John Irvine
Koby Jones
Arkley Sexton
Lachlan Wheatley
Jonathan Gray-Block
Riley Irvine
Xaine Marshall-Jackson
Rylee Steele
Doyle Walle

Under 9 – Gold
Coach: TBC
Harrison Aldridge
Chelsea Alvey
Felix Clark
Logan Feuerherdt
Charli Shoemark
Joshua Nichols
Harrison Howard
Noah Gibson

Under 10
Coach: Brad Howard
Nicholas Androutsos
Adyson Bartlett
Zavier Callewaert
Isaiah Clarke
Murray Diver
Ethan Haberfield
Carl Liden
Charlie Mackenzie
Indi Paton
Cooper Howard
Seanna Nichols

*Teams might slightly change for the regular season.
Please make sure that you are at the ground half an hour before your first match.

Official Hotspurs online Shop

The shop is now live and taking orders. All product information and sizing can be found on each item in the shop.
More items coming soon, printed Hoodies, Track Jacket and Soft Shell Jackets. Let’s Shop!

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.

Draw

Sunday 30 April

HOTSPURS v Albury United
at HOME (Note. Venue change)

All teams play at normal kick-off times except,
11 boys 13 Girls 16 Girls all have a BYE
The Over 35s play on Lambert 11:45am Kick-off
The Res Women v Diamonds on Lambert 9:30am Kick-off

Duty Team
The duty team for Sunday is the Fourteen Boys. Please be at the ground at 7:30am the help set up. Parents are required to help with the BBQ and canteen during the day. Thank you.

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Match Reports

11 Girls v Wangaratta won 9 – 0
The undefeated U11 girls headed into their 3rd match with confidence and determination. The tightly contested first half saw all the girls put up a great defensive effort across the park. Two (2) great strikes from Tahlia and Sophie had the girls go into the break 2-0 up.
In the 2nd half the girls controlled and moved the ball around more, creating opportunities in attack with Alice, Bella, Daisy, Ruby and Tahlia taking advantage and scoring some great goals.
The team were strong all across the park as the 9-0 final scoreline suggests, with special mention to Mya and Zali in defence, Alice, Elisha and Ruby in midfield and Bella, Daisy and Tahlia in attack. Special mention also to Bella and Sophie who shared goal keeping duties, and keeping a clean sheet.
Well done to all the team – another great effort.

11 Boys v Wangaratta drew 1 – 1
It was a great game on Sunday and it was the first time we have been tested all year. We knew the opposition would be strong and it was no surprise that both teams struggled to have any real shots at goal. The match was played with gutsy determination from all our players and was very exciting ( and nerve wracking ) for the crowd to watch.
A positive was how the defence worked together under pressure and seeing all our players gel as a team. A negative was the throw ins .
In the interview with the coach after the game Mia was happy with how the game went .She wanted to make a special mention that “Tyreese played a great game and is gaining confidence and improving each week .Lenny, Mitch and Coops worked tirelessly all game and all had some moments of great play . Don’t worry , we will get them next time “.

13 Boys v Wangaratta lost 1 – 4
We had no answer for the speed of two of their players, one who stopped every attack we attempted and the other who caused our defences no end of trouble.
Rupert, Jonathon, Ethan, Cody and Ava had battled tirelessly in defence.

13 Girls v Wangaratta won 3 – 1
What a great game for our Under 13 girls. This was only the second game the girls played together. The girls passed the ball well and our defenders were super solid lead by Keely in the defence. Lily was awesome in goals and pulled off some great saves. Salli scored her first ever goal which was very exciting and then scored another in the second half after a nice assist from Ava. Ruby showed great skill and also scored a nice goal. A super team effort all round from all the girls and the more we play the better we will get. A huge thankyou to the 11s who stayed around and played. Also to Robert for running the line!! Keep the great work up girls.

16 Girls v Wangaratta lost 4 – 2
A tough game for the girls who started strongly and were 2 nil up. Unfortunately we ran out of legs as we had no subs on the bench and for some of the girls it was their third game of the day which is an awesome effort on such a hot afternoon but they didnt give up and showed great team work and courage to play out the game no matter what. Again the more we play together the better we will get, keep working for each other girls and the results will follow!!
A huge thanks to the 13 girls who played and to Leo/Jack for running the line!!

16 Boys v Wangaratta drew 2 – 2
Well a draw is better than a loss. It was a very physical game that at times was downright dirty, our boys kept their heads and continued to play soccer. We need to remember to listen to the coach and not jump in on tackles and more talk/info to our team mates, this stops rushed passes and easy balls being taken off us. 1 goal to Jack and 1 goal to Manny.
I would also like to thank people who run the line, as they say “many hands ……….”

Thirds v Wangaratta won 3 – 1
The Thirds struggled to find their rhythm in this game with some players away and plenty of position changes, though they still managed a win. They started well with two shots on goal within the first few minutes – Indra’s was right on target. Wangaratta equalised and then Jim scored before half-time. Coach Ian let the team know just what he thought of their efforts but, despite that, in the second half Wangaratta secured themseves a penalty shot, which never made it past a fired-up Joel. Later Denzel found the back of the net and the team won 3-1. There were plenty of shots on goal by both teams and some great passages of play.

Reserve Men v Wangaratta lost 2 – 5
This was a game of two halves. The reserves were very poor early in this game and were down 5-0 at halftime. A much better second half showed what the team can do when they put their mind on the job. Ash and Dinesh were the goalscorers. Dinesh hit both the post and crossbar in the second half. Best players were Subash, Ash, Dinesh and Richo.

Senior Ladies v Wangaratta lost 4 – 2
An amazing team effort was made with a disappointing result. The girls started the game strong with Sarsha scoring off her own corner kick and the team passing the ball beautifully. Wang got 2 back which again Sarsha responded with another goal off a corner. Some extremely controversial refereeing followed and as a result Wangaratta snagged two more goals from offside positions.
The girls didn’t back down, the second half Spurs ran rampant on the Wang defence, creating some great play and putting immense pressure on the keeper. It was not to be though with some rough play holding us back and Jamie being served some cheese luckily without the sauce. Sadly the girls just couldn’t find the net.
An incredible team effort today managing to channel our frustrations into our play – keep on working and the results will surely come.

Senior Men v Wangaratta lost 0 – 6
The seniors struck a very good opponent. The team to their credit never gave up and played some reasonable football. John Cochrane was outstanding in the backline. Ranga, Lewis, Sam and Ben Gardiner also had strong games.

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Match reports and newsletter information

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

Miniroos Opening Gala Day 2017 is on Saturday 29 April, to be held at the Jelbart Park from 12:30pm.
Parent’s please register your child and make payment by Monday 24 April so your child does not miss out on this fantastic fun day of multiple Minroos games!

Information on how to register can be found here.

Miniroos

The time has come for all Mini Spurs kids to get registered. The club will soon be organising teams to advise the AWFA our commitments for the season ahead.

• Training will continue through the School holidays on Tuesdays at 5pm Aloysuis Park
• 29 April Miniroos opening Gala day (Times and Venue TBA)

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Coaches wanted for Tuesday Training’s to manage an age group.

Game day managers will also be required

If you are willing and interested please contact Mia to let her know or for more information.

Official Hotspurs online Shop

The shop is now live and taking orders. All product information and sizing can be found on each item in the shop.
More items coming soon, printed Hoodies, Track Jacket and Soft Shell Jackets. Let’s Shop!

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.

Easter

Reminder NO GAMES this weekend. Have an enjoyable and safe Easter.

Draw

Sunday 23 April

HOTSPURS v Wangaratta
at South Wangaratta Reserve

All Spurs teams play on this day at normal kick-off times. Allow an hour from Albury to get to the ground
11Girls 8:30am, 11 Boys 9:35am, 12 Boys 10:40am, 13 Girls 11:45am, 13 Boys 1:00pm, 14 Boys 2:15pm, 16 Girls 3:25pm Div 2 Women 9:30am, Over 35 11:00am, 16 Boys 8:30am, Thirds 9:55am, Sen Women 11:20am, Reserve Men 1:00pm, Senior Men 3:00pm.

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Match Reports

11 Girls v Melrose won 22 – 0
The U11 girls team headed into their 2nd match missing a few players, but it didn’t take long to see the team can adapt to different roles and quickly got out to a big lead. Daisy slotted 5 goals in the first 15 minutes, and would have scored a few more if she wasn’t rested for the remainder of the half. The remainder of the half went the same way and we went to the break 11-0. The second half saw our first half keeper Ava come onto the field and with an energetic performance managed to put 5 goals away. In the end, we came away with a 22-0 victory. Daisy got one more to make it 6 for her, Sophie, Poppy and Elisha all got a goal, while Ruby netted 4, Alice and Tahlia both grabbed 2 each. Mya and Zali both played strong defensive games shutting down their speedy forwards. Isla played strongly before she succumbed to a stomach bug. Seanna played her usual strong and busy game constantly popping up in the right spot.
The most pleasing part of the game was how well the team passed the ball around until someone was in a position to shoot. The ball control skills the team displayed across the park was well above their age level and was a pleasure to watch. Well done girls!
Reminder no training this week.

11 Boys v St Pats won 5 – 1
In windy conditions and luckily before the rain , the U11s struggled with their first away game .We were tested up until halftime with the scores being 1-1 at the break .
Our defenders (and goalie Sam with some brilliant saves ) were working well to get the ball to our midfield however we were struggling to find our usual space as the St Pats game plan of flooding the defence with all their players was working for them .
Now this was a game our coaches wanted us to win ! With a pep talk by Mia , Jarrod and Joe at half time and Rose’s oranges our Spurs came out firing in the second half. We started to set up plays -and stick to our game plan – Dustan did everything Mia asked of him and scored a goal when moved up forward .Ben was using his speed , played with new confidence and set up numerous scoring chances . Lenny and Alistair were a wall in defence and weren’t giving an inch to the St Pats’s danger players .Both Daisy and Ruby were in the action and were great support .
Cooper had some great shot at goals and is getting closer each game .Mitchel and Ryan both performed strongly and have been consistent each week and are having great starts to the season .
It’s also great to see how much Haydos is improving each week and Louis is doing a great job in defence and goals .
Also well done to Riley, he did a great job in leading the team as captain.

Goals Mitchel 2 Ryan 1 Dustan 1 Ayden 1

Enjoy the Easter break and get ready for our first road trip to Wangaratta!

13 Boys v St Pats won 3 – 2
With three away we had great support from younger players Fraser, Jack and Mitch who all did very well and the team thank you.
The back three, Reese, Brodie and Cody were fantastic and not only halted many of St Pats chances but played out extremely well by not panicking and trying to find a safe pass. They had great support from Ava who dropped deep to help all game and then went into defence when Reese was forced to leave the field due to injury.
The second half Brodie went forward and Ethan dropped back who did equaly a great defensive roll for the team.
Our midfielders all worked hard and drove our attack forward.
Josh up front was unlucky to have what would’ve been his first goal ruled offside.
Tomo got us over the line with a great hat trick which proved the difference between the two sides.
We squandered a few chances and sometimes needed to pass instead of shoot. On field decision making is all up to you as a player and you need to be able to review your own game each week and try to improve in future games.
Happy and safe Easter to all, see you at training Thursday 21 April and please RSVP on team app your commitment to our next game v Wangaratta in Wang on 23 April.

Thirds v St Pats won 5 – 1
It was a miserable day at Alexandra Park. Great work from Joel and Scotty in goals. Zac scored our first goal (the wind assisted and sent it over the keepers head )We were treated to some lightning and Ollie scored our second. Third was a great goal by Indra! In the second half Ollie scored again and then a goal to St Pats .Zac scored our fifth goal. Thanks to Lewis for running lines. Well done everyone!

Over 35s vs St Pats lost 1 – 3
This really was a game of 2 halves. We were under the pump early & soaked up a lot of pressure from the opposition. Consequently we made a few mistakes & paid dearly for it with their big men scoring off a couple of swirling crosses into the box. It was pleasing to keep a clean sheet in the second half & as they faded we took control & created numerous chances, but once again could not turn our opportunities into goals.
Please RSVP your commitment to our next match v Wangaratta 23 April.

Reserve Men v St Pat won 7 – 3
The Ressies won their second successive game in a very attacking game which saw 10 goals scored. Milky and Dinesh both scored twice and Arjun, Majhi and Ash scored the rest. Best players included Promise and Birrell in defence and Arjun, Yuba and Milky up front.

Senior Men v St Pats won 2 – 0
The Seniors continued their improved form with a strong win on Sunday. It was a game of firsts with Ben Gardiner and Jerome Dunphy scoring their first goals for Spurs. Harry was good in goals. Mickett and Ranga were in top form in defence. Jerome played well and Sam was very busy in the front line.

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Official Hotspurs online Shop

The shop is now live and taking orders. All product information and sizing can be found on each item in the shop.
More items coming soon, printed Hoodies and Soft Shell Jackets. Let’s Shop!

Great day last Sunday

It was a terrific day for Hotspurs last Sunday with every team winning their respective matches. It was very encouraging to have the Senior and Reserve Men get their first points of the season. It had been some time since the players have belted out the club song.
The junior teams are really going well so lets hope it continues.
Good luck to all teams next Sunday!

Miniroos

Training starts tonight at 5pm

The time has come for all Mini Spurs kids to get registered. The club will soon be organising teams to advise the AWFA our commitments for the season ahead.

Upcoming important dates

• Tuesday 4 April at 5pm for first training session
• 29 April Miniroos opening Gala day (Times and Venue TBA)

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It would be appreciated if your child could be registered ASAP and before the first training with the school holidays and Easter fast approaching.

Coaches wanted for Wednesday Training’s to manage an age group.

Game day managers will also be required

If you are willing and interested please contact Mia to let her know or for more information.

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.

Draw

Sunday 9 April

HOTSPURS v St Pats FC
at Alexandra Park East Albury

• Elevens Boys Kick-off 9:35am
• Thirteen Boys Kick-off 1:00pm
• Fourteen Boys Kick-off 2:15pm
• Sixteen Boys Kick-off 8:30am
• Thirds Men Kick-off 9:55am
• Senior Women Kick-off 11:20am
• Reserve Men Kick-off 1:00pm
• Senior Men Kick-off 3:00pm
• Reserve Women Kick-off 9:30am
• Over 35s Kick-off 11:00am

Eleven Girls v Melrose at Melrose Kick-off 8:30am

Twelve Boys, Thirteen Girls, Sixteen Girls have BYES

NEXT WEEKEND Sunday 16 April, NO GAMES (EASTER)

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Match Reports

12 Boys v Wodonga Heart won 6 – 1
The 12s didn’t have the best start going a goal down in the first 10 mins. However, they rallied well and were back on terms with a great goal from Seamus within 5 mins. Further goals from Suri and Jackson which where both excellently taken finishes, made Irish’s team talk a lot easier at half time.
Irish limited the number of touches for the team to 3 per player, for the 2nd half but the team still managed to produced a further 3 goals in the 2nd half.
First goal was a real team effort with a great interception by Jake and a quick pass to Ryan who teamed up with Lily to set Jack through on goal who finished with power and the ball going into the top corner. Mitchel also scored a well taken effort and Jack finished off the scoring with a opportunist header.
Lily was captain and led the team well with a special mention going to Kaleb who had an excellent game.
Finally a get well soon to Oliver who broke his hand playing footy on the Saturday. Hope you enjoy the card

13 Boys v Diamonds lost 1 – 5 (Thursday 30 March)
Finally we got to play our first game for Season 2017. The score did not reflect the game. The opposition were clinical early and we went to the break 4 down. We created many chances ourselves and we’re unlucky not to have scored at least two in the first half. Defensively they pressured us on the ball more than we did them especially around the goal.
The second half the team showed what they are capable of. Showing more determination and self belief we stopped them scoring at will by the relentless pressure our defense put on them.
Ava battled hard and was rewarded by scoring our goal with the assist from Rupert.
Rupert stepped up in the absence of Reese in defense and improved the longer the game went on.
We welcome Ethan to the team who played his first game for Spurs and did very well.
Both our keepers, Ian & Dawson were great in goal and on the field.
It was very pleasing to see the team not give up and work hard as individuals and as a team.

13 Boys v Wodonga Heart won 7 – 5
This was our second game of the year, our second in three days. The team started off slowly but put on the first goal but heart hit straight back. Some beautiful runs up the field by tomoki and brodie kept us in the game 4-4 at half time. The team came out firing in the second half after coach kelvin told them to stick to the game plan, the spurs eventually came out winners 7-5. A big thanx to the younger boys that filled in for us awesome job guys, also a big congrates to our captain for the day Rupert Baker for scoring his first goal since mini roos, it was a nice header indeed. Goal scorers Tomo 3, Dawson 2, Jack 1, Rupert 1.
Make sure we all get to training Thursday well done spurs.

16 Boys v Wodonga Heart won 6 – 2
With the addition of 2 new players to the team ( Felix and Yasmin ), it took Spurs a little while to settle down and play the good soccer that wins games. The second half was much improved and the goals started to come, 3 to Denzel, 1 each to Manny, Jack and Harry.
Training 5.30 Tuesday.

Thirds v Wodonga Heart won 5 – 0
Another sunny morning and another great game from the Thirds. Even though there were a few players away the team coped admirably. Spurs were never in danger of losing but it was a closer match than the 5-0 score suggested. Jim booted the first goal then Indra, playing his first Spurs game after a long period of rehabilitation, slotted home a penalty following a push in the box. In the second half Ol scored almost immediately then later Indra kicked two more goals within two minutes of each other. The defence was rock solid and, when the opposition did manage to get through, both keepers, Joel then Scott, blocked whatever came their way. Thanks to the Sixteen’s boys who helped out.

Over 35s v Wodonga Heart won 2 – 0

A scrappy affair with some ugly tackles from both sides where the score line should have been greater.
We dominated for the majority of the game. Our passing was good & crisp & we created plenty of opportunities to score but made poor decisions in front of the opponents goals which resulted in a lot of blown chances. A win is a win however & we will be happy to take the 3 points. We now need to regroup for our next match to take on the League & Cup champions from last year.

Reserve Men v Wodonga Heart won 4 – 1
Great to see the Ressies register their first win of the year. The team played poorly in the first half to be down a goal at halftime. They were a different team in the second and played much better. Dinesh and Arjun both scored goals and played good games. Jerome scored in his first game for the club and Durga also scored after returning from injury. Top games also from Joel in goal , Subash and Ash in the backline.

Senior Men Wodonga Heart won 4 – 1
The seniors have improved each week and Sunday’s effort was their best of the season. San Thorman scored two cracking goals and probably could got another couple. Again the young players were terrific with Mitch Anderson,Ben Gardiner and Luke Dahl showing out. Jon Cochrane played a real captains game and Lewis Parrett and Ben Quealey also had top games.

 

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Match reports and newsletter information

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