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3. Nick Smith 4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci 2016 www.forresthillafc.co.nz No.4 7. Harry Lissington 8. Cory Hitchen 9. Chris Bryson 10. Marcel Nolde 11. Jaryd Gray On behalf of the Forrest Hill Milford United Associated Football Club it ownership. Without the original development of the land by the Becroft 12. Andrew gives me great pleasure to welcome you here today forCowell the fourth round family we would not be here today. So thank you to the Becroft family. Forrest Hill Milford AFC of the 2010 Chatham Cup as well as the official re-opening of fields 2 & vs North Shore Utd Ed TodayPark. we host Glenfield in the13. first ofSillars our home local derbies and on club Wednesday Our then Football has been night in the fortunate situation of securing the rights 3 at Becroft we welcome last year’s champions Eastern Suburbs. 14. Alan Llunes to the grounds for the playing season for the last 35 years and we look Becroft Park, Saturday 22nd August 2015 Welcome to Wayne Wilson and his team15. from Albany for today’s Chatham forward to many more years and an expanded role in the use of the park as Luke Johnson I would like to welcome both teams, their management and respective supporters to Becroft football continues to increase in popularity. Cup fixture. Park. 17. Reid Drake 2.45pm Kick Off Before I comment on the game, I’d like to someNgadela time on the Grand Since the turn of the century the North Shore City Council has made a 19.spend Ashley It’s been good to see a real momentum change in our last couple of games as our full squad Re-Opening of fields 2 & 3 for which we are holding a formal ceremony at concerted effort to ensure that sports fields are able to cope with the finally comes together. With Chris Bale, Adam Dickinson and Jacob Spoonley all now available 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 13:45. We are delighted to welcome a number of special guests who have reality that is Auckland weather. Some six years ago the council began the and playing we add a considerable amount of experience and starch to our line-up. come along today to help us share in the of this tremendous process of converting the number 1 pitch to a sand base. Eighteen months 26.completion Jamie Shields agosit the process started for They the number 2 & 3 pitches. This represents an asset. Glenfield Please joinpresent me in welcoming our life members, representatives a real challenge gone unbeaten from so far to third on the table. 31. having Emiliano Candia investment beyond the means of almost any football club – or sponsor - in the NSCC and representatives of the Becroft family, without all of whom we also know how to find the back of the net knocking in 21 goals. 32.league Jonathan Westphal (GK) theacountry. would not this wonderful to enjoy. Onhave Wednesday nightasset we tackle leaders Eastern Suburbs, huge challenge just days after the local derby. 38. Robert Konya (GK)

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Top of -the Table Clash... Double Header Becroft Grand Re Opening... two games in 4 days

This park used to be part of the farm owned by the Becroft family. Through New Zealand has a rich history of punching above its weight on the an arrangement agoReserves the land passed into what is now Council Continued on page 4 It’s reallysome great50 toyears see our side going great guns. They sit 5th on their table but have a game in hand. Under Adam Dickinson’s coaching the Club has deliberately given our promising young players an Head Coach: opportunity to develop. We see this as an important pathway into the 1st team.

7th Grade Reps

Paul Temple As always I’d like to acknowledge our sponsors whose generous support allows us to deliver football for an affordable price. Assistant Coaches: Our thanks to FIX, our main sponsor of the Men’s Premier team and ecostore, the main sponsor of the Women’s Premier Owain Prosser team. I’d also like to acknowledge the support that we get from Helen Shaw at Harcourts Cooper & Co, The Soccer Shop, Steven Hygiene Systems, Photowonder, RolandDillon Jeffery Physiotherapy and Benefitz. And also all our Trust Funding partners, North and South Trust, Blue Sky Community Trust, NZ Racing Board, Hill NZCT, half Forrest Milford moved GK Coach: Pelorus Trust, Four Winds Foundation, Trillian Trust, second After a strong performance at Clendon, Constellation Communities Trust and Grassroots Trust . to the semi final with a 1-0 win. Forrest Hill Milford 7th grade repRobert team Konya wereForatall Manurewa their information,for check out second our new website, www.forresthillafc.co.nz, courtesy of sponsor Benefitz. A slow start again on a muddy slow tournament of the year on SundayPhysio: 20th pitch in the Semi Final saw Forrest Hill JuneGood 2010.luck to all the Forrest HillEd teams this weekend. Sillars Milford go down 1-0 early on to BuckSports lands Beach, however that was soon WithAndrew a few Diverweeks Club of training since the Scientist: Chairman overcome running out 3-1 winners and Clendon tournament it didn’t take long Tim for the Wilson

Completely Dominate Manurewa Tournament

Forrest Hill Milford AFC vs Glenfield AFC an to beat. Right from the first whistle they were Playing Kick Bay Olympic 6-0 win Park, Saturday 21st May 2016, 3.00pm yens away with a 6-0 win over Papatoetoe, Becroft offA in the Final we started strong and never looked back. over Clendon and 11-0 win over Manurewa B nd team to show they were going to be the team

moving on to the final.

in the group rounds.

Completely in control running out 3-0 winners. Again an outstanding

comfortable 4-0 victory.

team as they progressed through the tournament

With the finals just around the corner the quarter final game played on a very heavy pitch proved to be the closest game of the day. The opposition Manurewa A held us for the first half however with a goal mid way point in the

7th Grade Representative Team: Rico Bearman, Stefan Erdevicki, Callum Hoy, Ryan Morell, Sam Nolan, Luke Paterson, Rhys Pattimore, Zach Riley, Mikah Buckley, Nic Parkes

all the Forrest Hill Milford players Forrest Hill Milford AFC effort vs from Eastern Suburbs AFC. Moving on to the 2nd round and up against Bay Olympic B where the Becroft Wednesday 25th May 2016, 7.00pm Kick mention to all the parents who provided great off support for the competition was about to heat up, Forrest Hill Park, Milford came away with a A special

Is it a two horse race?

13th Metro Grading In a top of the table clash, Forrest Hill Barcelona played Onehunga Sports last Sunday in the 13th Grade Metro Grading rounds.

Onehunga Sports went into the game without having conceded a goal all season, having themselves scored 32 goals. Onehunga Sports are seen as a powerhouse of Junior Football and through their tie up with the Wellington Phoenix Soccer Schools they attract a lot of talented players to their Club.

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FHM Barcelona are coached by Luca Vasori, the Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Boys and Youth Development Manager. Luca has had the team since 9th Grade. The team has developed, during that time, into a very competitive unit.

When the team were in 11th Grade they toured to the Gold Coast Andy Boyensand won their grade against the top 3. Nick Smith tournament Luke Burgess Australian teams. 4. Jonathan Lewis Rory Butterfield 5. Alex Luiten In a very tense first half Onehunga Sports were slightly more Scott Campbell 6. Olly Ceci dominant and managed to score to grab an Nathan Canton 7. Harry Lissington early 1 nil lead. Barcelona fought back and in a smart set piece Jack Caunter 8. Cory Hitchen move Sam Nolan headed in an equaliser from a corner. Louie Caunter 9. Chris Bryson NathanVasori Cranney 10. Marcel Nolde Coach got the team together at half time and Sean Crombiesome astute tactical changes to how 11. Jaryd Gray implemented Barcelona played the second half. These changes saw FHM 12. Andrew Cowell Darren Aâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Court Barcelona be the better team in the second half. Some heroic Alex Ferguson 13. Ed Sillars goalkeeping by Onehunga Sports only just prevented FHM Chip Holland 14. Alan Llunes Barcelona the victory. The meritorious draw was at the end of Alex Howard 15. Luke Johnson the day probably a fair result. Bronson Kelly 17. Reid Drake Jordan 19. Ashley Ngadela So not Kimpton the result Onehunga Sports coach, Joe Dawkins was Jamie Mason hoping for in his return to Becroft Park where he played for 23. theJack-Henry Sinclair 1st team several years ago. Ryan Morrow 26. Jamie Shields David Mulligan 31. Emiliano Candia These teams are now tied at the top of the table with 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) Stanleytwo Onacha Onehunga Sports ahead on goal difference by 7 goals. Kirk Patterson 38. Robert Konya (GK) Brodie Poole Chris Riley Head Coach: Benji Roberts (C) Paul Temple Harley Rodeka Assistant Coaches: Carl Holt Owain Prosser Matt Sides Steven Dillon Oliver Walsh GK Coach: Izzy Whitley Robert Konya Blair Whitlock Physio: Aiden Widdows Ed Sillars Shaydon Young Sports Scientist: Tim Wilson

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Monty Patterson is making real strides with his footballing career since starting with the Club as an 11 year old.

Confederation U17 Championship in Vanuatu.

3. Nick Smith is in Lewis line to make 4.Monty Jonathan his international debut for 5.the Alex Luiten All Whites after being 6.named Olly Ceci by coach Hudson in an 7.Anthony Harry Lissington exciting squad for the upcoming OFC Nations Cup in Papua 8. Cory Hitchen New Guinea. The team, which will be captained by Chris Wood, has a 9. Chris Bryson good blend of youth and experience as the All Whites look 10. Marcel Nolde to win the Nations Cup and qualify for the FIFA Confederations Cup in Russia in 2017. 11. Jaryd Gray 12. Andrew Cowell Monty, who played from 11th Grade through to 15th Grade 13.during Ed Sillars as well as part of our U17s team his time with the Club, is now plying his trade with Ipswich Town. 14. Alan Llunes 15. Luke Johnson Monty joined Town from New Zealand in January 2014, and became a schoolboy player, before becoming a full 17. Reid Drake academy player with Town in July 2014, signing a two-year 19. Ashley scholarship. Patterson dislocated his ankleNgadela in August 10, 2015 against Leeds in an U21s 23. match, he then had surgery Jack-Henry Sinclair and faced up to six months on the sidelines. After a period 26. Jamie Shields of rehab he returned to action for the final few games of 31. Emiliano Candia the season. 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) Having grown up in Auckland, Patterson was recruited by (GK) the Blues (Ipswich Town) at the38. ageRobert of 16 in Konya 2013 after

Club Youth Football Development Manager, Luca Vasori said “Monty was a player we identified as having real talent. Our programmes mean talented players are identified early and receive tailored development. Monty’s career progression shows what is possible and we’re really proud of what he has achieved so far”.

winning the Golden Ball at the Oceania Football

Head Coach: Paul Temple Assistant Coaches: Owain Prosser Steven Dillon GK Coach: Robert Konya The 24-year-old De Vries picked up four gongs at Physio: Auckland City annual dinner, Ed nabbing Player of the Year, Sillars Supporters’ Player of the Year, the Keryn Jordan Scientist: Memorial Golden Boot awardSports and the coveted Players’ Tim Wilson Player of the Year award.

Former FHM Player

Cleans Up It’s the second consecutive year De Vries has been recognised by his peers as Players’ Player of the Year.

It is also the first time in history a single player has won four club awards in one season.

Only two other players have won both Player of the Year and Players’ Player of the Year - former All White Ben Sigmund (2006-07) and ex-Navy Blues and current Wellington Phoenix midfielder Albert Riera (2012-13).

De Vries netted 15 goals in 16 ASB Premiership matches throughout the campaign and also notched one in the OFC Champions League in a come-from-behind 3-1 win over Amicale in the group stage.

Men’s Premiers It’s time for our

Local Battle on the Shore Round 11 of the NRFL Premier Division brings FHM a match against the club located closest to us on the North Shore, Glenfield Rovers. Glenfield have been strong in the top division of the NRFL over the past 2 years winning the competition in 2014 and finishing in the top 4 in the 2015 season. I would like to welcome Glenfield to Becroft Park and hope that this is the start of a long series of fiercely contested local derbies.

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We areBoyens coming off a successful road trip against Hamilton Andy Wanderers where we played some of our best football of Luke Burgess the season so far and came away disappointed with a draw Rory Butterfield against the 3rd place team in the league. We need to Scott Campbell continue to work hard to keep improving in what is a Nathan Canton very league. Jackcompetitive Caunter

Louie Caunter AsNathan always, thanks for your ongoing support! Cranney Sean Crombie Cheers, Darren A’Court Alex Ferguson Andy Boyens Chip Holland FHM Head Coach Alex Howard Bronson Kelly Forrest Hill Milfords Premiers Jordan Kimpton Jamie Mason Coach 4 Andy Boyens Ryan Morrow Assistant 9 Adam Dickinson David Mulligan Manager Matt Sides Stanley Onacha Physio Luke Burgess Kirk Patterson 1 Josh Dijkstra GK Brodie Poole 2 Blair Whitlock Chris Riley Roberts (C) 3 Izzy Whitley Benji Harley Rodeka 4 Andy Boyens Carl Holt 5 Alex Howard CAPT Matt Sides 7 Scott Campbell Oliver Walsh 8 Benji Roberts Izzy Whitley 9 Adam Dickinson Blair Whitlock 10 Ryan Morrow Aiden Widdows 11 Sean Crombie Shaydon Young 12 Jamie Mason

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Keegan Inia GK Tommy Webb Heath Coleman Frankie Belt Danny Parke Ardri McArthur Ian Hogg Steven Holloway Michael Gwyther Tommy Miller Neil Dayal GK Alex Feneridis Matt Chatterton Jay Bracken Mario Bilen Nathan Jury Kris Carpenter Mikael Munday AJ O’Toole Kevin Hajderaj Michael O’Keeffe GK Darren White Diego Olivares

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This season we have 2 teams fundraising to attend overseas tournaments. Following the successful 2014 trip of FHM Barcelona to the Gold Coast, where they won their age grade, a group of 3. Yr Nick 11’s will attend this year’s Smith tournament.

4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci 7. Harry Lissington 8. Cory Hitchen 9. Chris Bryson 10. Marcel Nolde 11. Jaryd Gray 12. Andrew Cowell 13. Ed Sillars 14. Alan Llunes 15. Luke Johnson 17. Reid Drake 19. Ashley Ngadela FHM Barcelona are raising funds to attend the 2017 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair Dallas Cup Tournament in Texas. This tournament attracts teams from the world’s biggest clubs. Wayne Rooney who 26. Jamie Shields attended as a 13 year old in31. 1999 attributes attending the Emiliano Candia tournament to turning him from a boy into a man. The Jonathan Westphal future England captain was32. following in the footsteps(GK) of 38. Robert Konya such stars as Raul, the Real Madrid legend, David (GK) Beckham

It’s a major honour for the Club to be allowed to compete in a tournament of this status. The Club wants these tournaments to be a regular part of being a Forrest Hill Milford player as we see them as great development opportunities both on and off the field. Please support these team’s fundraising efforts.

and Michael Owen by competing in the tournament.

Head Coach: Paul Temple Assistant Coaches: Owain Prosser Steven Dillon GK Coach: Robert Konya Northern: Franklin United vs Forrest Hill-Milford United Physio: Te Atatu vs Oratia United Fencibles United vs Birkenhead United Melville United vs Mt Albert-Ponsonby Ed Sillars Bucklands Beach vs Hibiscus Coast Central United vs Cambridge Glenfield Rovers vs Waitakere City Sports Scientist: Manukau City vs North Shore United Tim Wilson Eastern Suburbs vs Hamilton Wanderers Central/Capital:

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Round 2 draw

Western Suburbs vs Wairarapa United Mainland: FC Nelson vs Richmond Athletic Cashmere Technical vs Selwyn United Halswell United vs Universities

Internationale vs Waitemata

Island Bay United vs Wellington United

FC Twenty 11 vs Coastal Spirit

Three Kings United vs Onehunga Sports

Lower Hutt City vs Miramar Rangers

Otago University vs Caversham

Ranui Swanson vs Waiheke United

Upper Hutt City vs Havelock North Wanderers

Dunedin Technical vs Thistle

Mangere United vs Western Springs

New Plymouth Rangers vs Palmerston North Marist

Gore Wanderers vs Grants Braes

Ellerslie vs Metro

Napier City Rovers vs Massey University

Roslyn Wakari vs Queenstown Rovers

Papakura City vs East Coast Bays

Kapiti Coast United vs North Wellington

Tauranga City United vs Bay Olympic

Tawa vs Marist

Men’s Premiers

new Face

This Season

Adam Dickinson joined the Club this season as Coach of our Reserves and a player in the Men’s 1st team.

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At 29 years old Adam has packed a lot of pedigree into his football career. Born in Liverpool Adam started his career at Tranmere Rovers in 2005. He played one season there, moving in 2006 to Connah’s Quay in Wales. Andy Boyens Nick Smith to New In 2009 Dickinson left the 3. UK , moving Luke Burgess 4. Jonathan Zealand to play for Auckland City FC inLewis the ASB Premiership. In 2010 he played forLuiten Navua FC, a Rory Butterfield 5. Alex Fijian Club. Scott Campbell 6. Olly Ceci Nathan Canton 7. Harry Lissington With Auckland City, he won8. two domestic Jack Caunter Cory Hitchen league seasons ( 2008/09 and 2013/14 ) and five times the OFC Champions Louie Caunter 9. Chris BrysonLeague (Nathan 2009 ,Cranney 2011 , 2012 , 2013 and 2014 ). In 2014 he transferred Auckland 10.to Marcel NoldeCity’s arch rivals, Waitakere United . However, he was released by Waitakere and joined Sean Crombie 11. Jaryd Gray Canterbury United for the remainder of the 2014-15 ASB Premiership. 2016 he Darren A’Court 12. Andrew In Cowell joined Amicale of Vanuatu to contest the OFC Champions League . Alex Ferguson 13. Ed Sillars Chip Holland 14. Alan Llunes During the Winter seasons Adam has played for Birkenhead. Alex Howard 15. Luke Johnson Bronson Kelly 17. Reid Drake Jordan Kimpton 19. Ashley NgadelaSuburbs Premiers Forrest Hill Milfords Premiers Eastern Jamie Mason 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair Coach Malcolm McPHERSON Coach 4 Andy Boyens Ryan Morrow 26. Jamie Shields Asst. Candia Coach Tom SPEERS Assistant 9 Adam Dickinson David Mulligan 31. Emiliano S&C Coach Sunz SINGH Stanley Onacha 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) Manager Matt Sides Physio Adam CRUMP Kirk Patterson 38. Robert Konya (GK) Physio Luke Burgess Manager Carl TINSLEY Brodie Poole 1 Josh Dijkstra GK 2 Joe NOTTAGE Chris Head Coach: Riley 2 Blair Whitlock 3 Rhys RUKA Benji Paul Temple 6 Hayden JOHNS Roberts (C) 3 Izzy Whitley Harley Rodeka Assistant Coaches: 7 Ben REARDON 4 Andy Boyens 8 Sander WATERLAND Carl Holt Owain Prosser 5 Alex Howard CAPT Dillon 9 Damien MOSQUERA Matt Sides Steven 7 Scott Campbell 10 Denver MACDONALD Oliver Walsh GK Coach: 8 Benji Roberts 11 Harry REDWOOD Izzy Robert Konya Whitley 9 Adam Dickinson 12 Dylan BULL Blair Whitlock Physio: 13 Matthew FRANCIS 10 Ryan Morrow Aiden Widdows Ed Sillars 16 Patrick HAY 11 Sean Crombie Shaydon Young Sports Scientist: 17 Charl COMPAAN 12 Jamie Mason Tim Wilson 8 Tristan PRATTLEY 13 Warren Pinto 19 Tom SHAW Head Coach- David Mulligan 15 Shaydon Young 20 Derek TIEKU Assistant Coach - Andy Boyens 16 Abdulla Khalisy 21 Frank CLARKE Team Manager- Chip Holland 17 Jordan Kimpton 22 Ernest WONG Physio- Luke Burgess 25 Zac SPEEDY 18 Chris Bale Fitness Coach- Sunz Singh 27 Ryan ELDER 19 Jacob Spoonley GK www.helenshaw.co.nz

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There were plenty of talking points as round one of the Chatham Cup took place around New Zealand last weekend. In the Northern Region, Bucklands Beach caused a major upset in knocking out Lotto NRFL opposition Onehunga Mangere United 3-1 with Liam Thompson bagging a 3. Nick hat-trick. Onehunga Mangere slipped to Smith a fourth defeat this season but it was their first against non-league opposition. 4. Jonathan Lewis

Alexgoals Luiten Mount Albert-Ponsonby scored5.more in one Chatham Cup game than theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve 6. managed Olly Ceciin seven Lotto NRFL Division One games this season (five) Harry Lissington when they trounced Warkworth7.7-0. 8. Cory Hitchen

Meanwhile, Fencibles United hosted Claudelands Rovers in Chris Bryson fine autumn conditions and the9. home side managed to recover from a 0-1 deficit to notch a convincing 3-1 win to 10. Marcel Nolde advance to the next round. The battle between the two 11. Jaryd Grayother twice sides is far from over this year as they face each more this season in the Lotto12. NRFL Second Division on Andrew Cowell June 4 (Hamilton) and August 27 (Auckland).

Penalties were required to separate Hibiscus Coast and Papatoetoe AFC as it was 2-2 after extra-time. Hibiscus Coast handled the pressure better as they won 4-2 from the spot. It was also 2-2 after extra time between Albany United and Te Atatu before the visitors defeated the hosts at Rosedale Park 3-1 on penalties in a tight affair. Oratia United ran riot as they defeated Lynn-Avon United 5-1 with Mark Withers notching four in a memorable round one fixture for the home side at Parrs Park. Otumoetai and Waitakere City could not be separated after full time at 1-1, before Waitakere City bolted clear through goals from Jordan Hearn, Keegan Linderboom and Futsal Whites international Dylan Manickum (2) to win in style in extra-time. The drama continued on Sunday with another four matches, three of which took place in the Northern Region. Two of them were thrillers, Auckland Sunday Football Association side Auckland Wanderers nearly coming back from a two-nil halftime deficit but eventually falling 3-2 to Lotto NRFL Division One side Papakura City while penalties were needed to separate fellow Sunday leaguers Internationale and Royal NZ Navy. George Blackmore had scored twice for Navy on the way to a 3-3 tie after extra-time but his efforts were ultimately in vain as Internationale went on to triumph 7-6 on penalties.

13. Ed Sillars Waitemata were comfortable 5-1 winners away to 14. Alan Llunes Unimount Bohemian Celtic. Two former Premiership 15. LukeWaikato Johnson players were on the mark with one-time FC and All Whites squad member Colin Gardyne andDrake Waitakere 17. Reid United midfielder George Curry both netting a brace. 19. Ashley Ngadela While, Ellerslie won the Battle23. of the Bridge bySinclair knocking Jack-Henry out North Shore outfit Takapuna 2-1 under lights at The other Northern game today was nowhere near as tight, 26.eased JamietoShields Michaels Avenue. Ranui Swanson a 7-0 win over North Shore United accounting for Manurewa 4-1 with Dave Central Brown with Anthony Murch the standout, netting Fahy scoring twice. 31. Emiliano Candia four goals for the home side in a complete display. 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) 38. Robert Konya (GK)

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Head Coach: Paul Temple Assistant Coaches: 19:00 Becroft Park 1 15:00 Owain ProsserBecroft Park 1 15:00 Steven Dillon Waikaraka Pk 1 15:00 GK Coach: Becroft Park 1 15:00 Becroft Park 1 Robert Konya 15:00 Olympic Park 15:00 Physio: Madills Farm 1 14:45 Ed Sillars Gower Park 1 BYE Sports Scientist: BYE 19:00 TBA Tim Wilson

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Links Avenue Becroft Park 1 Becroft Park 1 Becroft Park 1 McFetridge Park 1 Becroft Park 1 Shepherds Park 1

Eastern Suburbs Glenfield Rovers AFC Onehunga Sports Birkenhead Utd Western Springs AFC Bay Olympic Eastern Suburbs Melville United AFC East Coast Bays Tauranga City Utd Central Utd Three Kings Utd Hamilton Wanderers AFC Glenfield Rovers AFC Onehunga Sports Birkenhead Utd

Women’s Premiers Captain

Meet Hannah Captain of the Forrest Hill Premier women’s team is Hannah Carlsen and whilst it would seem Hannah has been around the football scene for a long time she is still only 20 years of age. Educated at Westlake Girls High School, Hannah played in the 2010 under 17 World Cup in Trinidad and Tobago as a 14 year old and again in 2012 where she was Captain of the young football ferns at under 17 World Cup in Azerbaijan. Following that tournament Hannah was part of the wider Ferns training squad for the Olympics.

not prevent Hannah from being selected for the Under 20 world Cup in 2014 in Canada but unfortunately it did prevent Hannah from taking part in that tournament

In 2013 Hannah suffered a serious concussion injury and as a result had to take a break from football. For a young player this was a devastating injury and her battle to get back to playing the game she loves is testimony to her strength of character and perseverance. Concussion did

Hannah has started off this season extremely well and has been a huge positive influence within the team and definitely still has a desire to play for the Football Ferns. There is no doubt on the form she has displayed this season Hannah Carlsen is good enough.

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Andy Boyens Luke Burgess Rory Butterfield Scott Campbell Nathan Canton Jack Caunter Louie Caunter Nathan Cranney Sean Crombie Darren A’Court Alex Ferguson Chip Holland Alex Howard Bronson Kelly Forrest Hill Milfords Womens Premiers Jordan Kimpton Jamie Mason Ryan Morrow Coach: Ryan Faithful David Mulligan Asst. Coach: Stevie Baxter Stanley Onacha Manager: Brian Haycock Kirk Patterson Physio: Emily Lo Brodie Poole Chris Riley GK Emily Couchman Benji Roberts (C) 2 Chisato Nagahama Harley Rodeka 3 Molly Flynn Carl Holt 4 Issy Coombes Matt Sides 6 Chloe Wilson Oliver Walsh 7 Saskia Vosper Izzy Whitley 8 Malia Steinmetz Blair Whitlock 9 Tayla Christensen Aiden Widdows 11 Sam Tawharu Shaydon Young 12 Hannah Carlsen

As well as representing NZ Hannah is also a member of the Northern League Women’s football team who are the current National League Champions

3. Nick Smith 4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci 7. Harry Lissington 8. Cory Hitchen 9. Chris Bryson 10. Marcel Nolde 11. Jaryd Gray 12. Andrew Cowell 13. Ed Sillars 14. Alan Llunes 15. Luke Johnson 17. Reid Drake Norwest 19. Ashley Ngadela Womens Premiers 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 26. Jamie Shields Head coach Rico Wilson 31. Emiliano Candia 1 Ashleigh McNaughton 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) Konya (GK) 2 Kirstyn Oldfield 38. Robert 4 Lizzie Anton 5 Lily-Rose Dyer Head Coach: 6 Jess Verdon Paul Temple 7 Bella Kingi Assistant Coaches: 8 Melanie Gooch Owain Prosser 9 Rebecca O’Neill Steven Dillon 10 Elaine Murray GK Coach: 11 Becky Hawker Robert Konya 12 Annie Byrne Physio: 13 Shania Heath Ed Sillars 14 Sam Muirhead 15 Megan Robertson Sports Scientist: 16 Harriet Steele Tim Wilson 17 Milly McWhirter 18 Evie Millynn 19 Dayna Manak 20 Emily Cooper 21 Lauren Mathis 24 Monique Fischer

Women’s Premiers

Next Home Game

vs Norwest United, Becroft Park, Sunday 29th May 2016 - 1.00pm

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Chloe Knott

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