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3. Nick Smith 4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci 2016 www.forresthillafc.co.nz No.8 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 13. Ed Sillars Our Football club has been in the fortunate situation of securing the rights 3 at Becroft Park. 14. Alan Llunes to the grounds for the playing season for the last 35 years and we look Becroft Park, Saturday 22nd August 2015 Today we host Bay Olympic in the Chatham Cup. On Sunday forward to many more years and an expanded role in the use of the park as Welcome to Wayne Wilson and his team from Albany for today’s Chatham 15. Luke Johnson our Women’s 1st team will have plenty on away to Three Kings football continues to increase in popularity. Cup fixture. Utd., the runaway leaders of the NRFL, in theDrake Women’s 17. Reid 2.45pm Kick Off Knockout Cup. The Reserves have a week 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 Re-Opening of fields & 3 for Bay which we aretheir holding a formal ceremony at concerted effort to ensure that sports fields are able to cope with the I would like to2welcome Olympic, management and 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 13:45. respective We are delighted to welcome number of special guests who have reality that is Auckland weather. Some six years ago the council began the supporters to BecroftaPark. 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 Men’s hit a rich our veinlife of members, form in therepresentatives League and wefrom ago the process started for the number 2 & 3 pitches. This represents an asset. The Please join1sts mehave in welcoming 31.areEmiliano Candia hope this continues in the They playing attractive, the NSCC and representatives ofCup. the Becroft family, without all of whom we investment beyond the means of almost any football club – or sponsor - in attacking football and now have a positive goal difference. Whilst(GK) the country. 32. Jonathan Westphal would not have this wonderful asset to enjoy. position in the table is obviously important so is the style of play Konya that the team adopts. Our 1st team38. are Robert now playing very (GK)
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Top of -the Table Clash... Becroft Grand Re Opening... Moving to the business end
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Head Coach: I’d like to take the opportunity to congratulate Women’s 1st Team Player CJ Bott who is off to the Olympics with the New Zealand Paul Temple Women’s football team. Congratulations also to Malia Steinmetz and Samantha Tawharu who are currently in China with the NZ Assistant Coaches: U17’s. And congratulations to Hannah Carlsen who is in Brazil Owain Prosser with the NZ team at the FISU World University Championship.
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New Zealand has a rich history of punching above its weight on the
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Completely Dominate Manurewa Tournament Steven Dillon
As a Club we are very much about creating pathways so it’s great GK Coach: Afterto aseestrong performance attheir Clendon, these players achieving career goals.
Forrest Hill Milford 7th grade repRobert team Konya always I’d like to acknowledge our sponsors whose generous wereAs at Manurewa for their second Physio: support allows to deliver football for an affordable price. tournament of theusyear on Sunday 20th June 2010. Ed Sillars
Our thanks to FIX, our main sponsor of the Men’s Premier team the main sponsor of the Women’s Premier team. Sports Withand a ecostore, few weeks of training since the Scientist: I’d also like to acknowledge the support that we get from Helen
Clendon tournament it didn’t take long Tim for the Wilson team to show they were going to be the team to beat. Right from the first whistle they were away with a 6-0 win over Papatoetoe, 6-0 win over Clendon and 11-0 win over Manurewa B in the group rounds.
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the semi final with a 1-0 win. For all information, check out our newto website, www.forresthillafc. co.nz, courtesy of sponsor Benefitz. A slow start again on a muddy slow
Good luck to all the Forrest Hill teamspitch this weekend. in the Semi Final saw Forrest Hill Andrew Diver Club Chairman
Milford go down 1-0 early on to Bucklands Beach, however that was soon overcome running out 3-1 winners and moving on to the final.
Forrest Hill Milford AFC vs Bay Olympic AFC Playing Bay Olympic A in the Final we started strong and never looked back. Becroft Park, Saturday 16thin July 2016, Completely control running out 3-0 winners. Again an outstanding effort from all the Forrest Hill Milford players . Moving on to the 2nd round and up against Bay Olympic B where the 2.00pm Kick off competition was about to heat up, Forrest Hill Milford came away with a A special mention to all the parents who provided great support for the 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
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Full mix of Teams still alive There is guaranteed to be a non-top flight team in the quarter-finals of the Chatham Cup after the conclusion of this weekend’s e Round Four. This round throws together Auckland sides Waitakere City and Waitemata, neither of whom compete in the northern region’s elite competition, the NRFL Premier League.
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Waitemata have only just joined the NRFL fold after winning last season’s AFF/NFF Conference to earn a place in the second division while Waitakere are freshly relegated from the top level. Both are performing well in league action, the Jake Butler-led Waitakere leading Division One while Waitemata have adapted quickly to the lift in standard and currently sit second in Division Two.
Despite operating in the third rung of local football, Andy Boyens Waitemata have a host of players in the ranks who have starred Luke Burgess on far bigger stages, such as Colin Gardyne, Joe Edwards, Craig Rory Butterfield Wylie and George Curry – all of whom boast national league Scott Campbell experience.
Nathan Canton Jack Caunter Louie Caunter Nathan Cranney Sean Crombie Two Forrest Hill players, Malia Steinmetz and Samantha Darren A’Court Tawharu are part of the New Zealand Women’s Under-17 squad Alex Ferguson that have departed for a three match tour of China where they will face world-class opposition in the hosts China, Canada and Chip Holland defending U-17 World Cup Champions Japan. Alex Howard Bronson Kelly Head coach Gareth Turnbull said the naming of the national team Jordan for the RioKimpton Olympics in August was further proof that the pathway is Jamie there for those who aspire for higher international honours. Mason Ryan Morrow “Obviously the Ferns are the main end objective for our girls and David Mulligan you look at Paige [Satchell] and Meikayla [Moore] and CJ [Bott], StanleyForrest OnachaHill player) they’ve recently played for the 17’s so (another if Kirk we fast forward four years’ time it’s not an unrealistic objective Patterson for the majority Brodie Poole of the squad,” he said. Chris Riley “It’s really inspirational for this group and let’s hope they do well in Benji (C) Turnbull said these tours and experiences are Rio in a Roberts few weeks.” great for understanding what international football is all about. Harley Rodeka Carl Holt “Becoming a good footballer technically, tactically and physically is Matt a big Sides part of it but learning how to be an international footballer Oliver Walsh overseas and prepare for international fixtures and experience the pressures that they present are crucial and there are three great Izzy Whitley opportunities here and hopefully more than three in Jordan which Blair Whitlock will help these girls on their pathway to becoming a great Football Aiden Widdows Fern in the future.” Shaydon Young
3. Nick Smith lower league club with its cup dreams still alive is Another fellow Division 4. Jonathan Lewis Two side Te Atatu, whose reward for a thrilling 5-3 win over Waiheke United is a home tie against 5. Alex Luiten Premier League opposition in Three Kings United. 6. Olly Ceci full mix of teams still alive cont page 3 7. Harry Lissington 8. Cory Hitchen 9. Chris Bryson 10. Marcel Nolde 11. Jaryd Gray Malia Steinmetz Samantha Tawharu 12. Andrew Cowell 13. Ed Sillars 14. Alan Llunes 15. Luke Johnson 17. Reid Drake 19. Ashley Ngadela 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 26. Jamie Shields 31. Emiliano Candia 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK)ourselves, we don’t have the full “We’ll learn a lot about complement staff nor players so it’ll be some challenges but 38. Robert Konya of (GK)
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that’s what we want to experience and we can iron that out before we get to Jordan in 90 days or less than that so that’s Headcoming Coach:around pretty quick as well.”
Paul Temple “We have a great staff and they’ve been working their magic and Assistant Coaches: by the time Owain Prosser we play our first game we’ll have a fairly comprehensive idea of what to expect. Steven Dillon GK Coach: He said there is huge excitement within the group. They went undefeated Robert Konya through the OFC qualifiers this year, without conceding a goal and they want to test themselves against highly Physio: rated opposition. Ed Sillars Sports Scientist: NZ U-17 Squad for the China Tour The goal at the forefront of Turnbull and the team’s mind is being Tim Wilson Anna Leat – GK (East Coast Bays), Nadia Olla – GK (Norwest), Michaela Foster (C) at their best for the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Jordan in September.
Head Coach- David Mulligan Assistant Coach Andy They are using this -tour asBoyens a dummy run for Jordan in terms of Team ManagerChipscout Holland how they identify and their opposition, how they prepare their training sessions and video analysis to the players, how their PhysioLuke Burgess recovery life inSunz a hotel to the training venue back to the Fitnessand CoachSingh stadium will work.
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(Claudelands Rovers), Ally Toailoa (Papatoetoe AFC), Amber Phillips (Palmerston North Marist), Rebecca Lake (Coastal Spirit), Claudia Bunge (Glenfield Rovers), Francesca Grange (Wellington United), Alosi Bloomfield (Three Kings), Nicole Mettam (Eastern Suburbs), Lily Bray (Coastal Spirit), Grace Jale (Eastern Suburbs), Malia Steinmetz (Forrest Hill Milford), Gabrielle Jillings (Surrey United, Vancouver) Jacqueline Hand (Eastern Suburbs), Emma Main (Upper Hutt), Samantha Tawharu (Forrest Hill Milford), Hannah Blake (Three Kings)
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There will be at least one all-Premier League affair in the north as Forrest Hill-Milford United host Bay Olympic while East Coast Bays meet Birkenhead United.
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In the middle of the country, the only side still flying the flag for Central Football is Palmerston North Marist and they will look to keep doing so by defeating North Wellington. The capital men are not members of the Central League – the region’s highest level – but could fancy their chances against a Palmerston North Marist side struggling near the bottom of that competition. Marist have won just once in the league all season and will look to make the most of home advantage in trying to avoid an upset. The other match in the area is likely to be a real humdinger 3. Nick Smith with Paul Ifill’s Wairarapa United welcoming Miramar Rangers, who were involved in the tie of 4. theJonathan round overLewis the weekend in defeating last year’s runners-up Napier City Rovers 4-3 in 5. Alex Luiten extra-time. Miramar will go in as favourites as they lie second in the Central League and have lost just twice 6. Olly Ceciwhile Wairarapa are in mid-table. Both have recent Chatham Cup triumphs to 7. Harry Lissington draw inspiration from with Miramar lifting the trophy in 2010 and Wairarapa doing likewise a year later. Hitchen 8. Cory
Bryson In the south, Queenstown Rovers9. areChris another unheralded team hoping to continue their run but10. willMarcel find it hard against the Nolde might of Caversham, who have a perfect record of eleven wins Gray Premier from as many games in setting11. theJaryd FootballSouth League pace.
12. Andrew Cowell The remaining South Island fixture willEd also feature an 13. Sillars underdog looking to bring a table-topper down but if 14.Technical Alan Llunes Universities can upset Cashmere it would not be 15. Luke Johnson 17. Reid Drake 19. Ashley Ngadela 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 26. Jamie Shields 31. Emiliano Candia 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) Robert Konya (GK) Forrest Hill Milford’s38. Premiers
quite the giant-killing feat of a Queenstown win as they are at least in the same league as their opponents. It would still be some achievement though as Cashmere are well on their way to a fourth consecutive Mainland Premier League title while Universities have only earned three wins so far. The John Brown-coached Cashmere, for whom former All Whites defender Ben Sigmund is starring in midfield, are now odds on to repeat their cup-winning exploits of 2013 and 2014 after holders Eastern Suburbs and 2012 winners Central United were both knocked out in the previous round. Northern: Waitakere City vs Waitemata Te Atatu vs Three Kings United Forrest Hill-Milford United vs Bay Olympic East Coast Bays vs Birkenhead United Central/Capital: Palm’ston North Marist vs North Wellington Wairarapa United vs Miramar Rangers Southern: Queenstown Rovers vs Caversham Universities vs Cashmere Technical
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ANDY BOYENS Head Coach: ADAM DICKINSON Paul Temple MATT SIDES LUKE BURGESS Assistant Coaches:
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CJ Bott is off to the Olympics Our 1st team player CJ Bott is off to the Olympics. The New Zealand Olympic Committee confirmed the women’s football side for the Rio Olympic Games at a special assembly held at Avondale College in Auckland. New Zealand Women’s Football Coach Tony Readings has named a vastly experienced squad for the upcoming Games.
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The New Zealand Women’s Team, ranked No. 17 on the FIFA World Rankings, will face the defending Olympic Champions USA, Colombia (No.24) and France (No.3) when their campaign begins on August 3 in Belo Horizonte. “This will be my third Olympic Games, along with some of the players, and this has definitely been the toughest squad to choose,” said Readings. Seven players in the squad – captain Abby Erceg, Anna Green, Amber AndyRia Boyens Hearn, Percival, Kirsty Yallop, Katie Duncan and Ali Riley – travel toLuke BrazilBurgess for their third Olympic Games. Five of the squad have played 100 games or more for New Zealand – Erceg (126), Duncan (nee Hoyle) Rory Butterfield (115), Hearn (112), Percival (116) and Riley (101) – while Yallop if selected will play Campbell her 100th game for the team in the opener of the Olympics Scott against the USA.
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There a number of others – Annalie Longo (91), Betsy Hassett (91), Jackare Caunter Rosie White (81), Sarah Gregorius (78) and Hannah Wilkinson (74) who Louie Caunter have been regulars in the New Zealand Women’s Football team over the past eight years or more and have helped the team climb to their Nathan Cranney highest ever FIFA World Ranking. Readings said experience is the one Sean Crombie of the most important factors when it comes to big tournaments. His team has A’Court done a lot of research on what leads to success at major Darren events and the common trend is the teams with the oldest age and Alex Ferguson experience.
Chip Holland Alex Howard Bronson Kelly Jordan Kimpton Forrest Hill Milford’s Women’s Premiers 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
“Having girls who have been to three Olympic Games and to numerous
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age-group world events means they have been there and done it before,” he said.
“That experience will be a key factor when we get to the Olympics, no doubt.” Meanwhile at the other end of the experience spectrum, two of the New Zealand Women’s team in Jasmine Pereira and Meikayla Moore are heading to the Olympics for the first time. Katie Bowen was in the travelling reserves for the 2012 London Olympics but is selected in the squad for the first time at an Olympics. Meanwhile, all of the travelling reserves – Catherine Bott, Daisy Cleverley, Paige Nick Smith Satchell and Victoria Esson – are all heading to Rio and hoping to play in their first Olympic Games. Jonathan Lewis
3. 4. 5. Alex Luiten Coach Tony Readings said that when they drew the World No.1 USA first up itCeci was the best draw they could have been given. The New Zealand 6. Olly Women’s Football team is excited by the challenge of their tough group 7. Harry in Rio Lissington and inspiring the New Zealand Olympic team to a great start as the first team in action. 8. Cory Hitchen 9. Chris Bryson “We are not the sort of team who just wants to get out the group, we to Nolde get through to right to the end of the tournament. You will 10. want Marcel likely have to play the USA at some stage in the tournament and you 11. need JarydtoGray beat them. For us to play them first up is a great opportunity,” said. Cowell 12. he Andrew 13. The Ed Sillars New Zealand Women’s Football team will look to better their 14. quarter-final Alan Llunesappearance at the 2012 London Olympic Games and contend for a medal at the Rio Olympic Games. 15. Luke Johnson 17. Reid Drake 19. Ashley Ngadela 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 26. Jamie Shields 31. Emiliano Candia 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) 38. Robert Konya (GK)
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Head Coach: Paul Temple Assistant Coaches: Owain Prosser Steven Dillon GK Coach: Robert Konya Physio: Ed Sillars Sports Scientist: Tim Wilson
Forrest Hill Milford AFC vs Hamilton Wanders, Becroft Park, Sunday 3rd July 2016 1.00pm