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3. Nick Smith 4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci 2016 www.forresthillafc.co.nz No.9 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 2015 Today we host Central United in the Men’s NRFL. On Sunday our we have everAugust had the opportunity to play our Women and Men on the 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.west Luke Women’s 1st team will take a trip out to Johnson play against Norwest same field on the same day ever before. This will make for a great day football continues to increase in popularity. Cup fixture. at Huapai Reserve. The Women’s Reserves are also out at Huapai and supports the Club’s mantra of “One Club many Teams”. 17. Reid Drake in the Curtain Raiser. The Men’s Reserves also meet2.45pm Central United Kick Off Since the turn of in the century the North Shore Before in I comment onRaiser the game, I’d like#1. to someNgadela time on the Grand Our the Curtain on Becroft Women remain their Knockout Cup and travelCity to Council has made a 19.spend Ashley concerted effort to semi-final ensure that sports fields are able to cope Re-Opening of fields 2 & 3 for which we are holding a formal ceremony at Christchurch for their against Cashmere Technical. They arewith the 23. their Jack-Henry Sinclair reality that fundraising is Aucklandinitiatives weather. toSome six years agoso theplease council began the to welcome Central United, and help fund this trip give 13:45. I would We arelike delighted to welcome a number ofmanagement special guests who have undertaking respective Becroft as much support as you can. They certainly deserve it. Eighteen months process of converting the number 1 pitch to a sand base. come along todaysupporters to help ustoshare in Park. the of this tremendous them 26.completion Jamie Shields asset. Please join me in welcoming our life members, representatives from ago the process started for the number 2 & 3 pitches. This represents an 31. Emiliano Candia The Men’s 1sts havewe As always I’d like to acknowledge sponsors investment beyond the means ofour almost any whose footballgenerous club – or sponsor - in the NSCC and representatives of the Becroft family, without all of whom continued their form allows us to deliver football for an affordable price. 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) support the country. would not have this wonderful asset to enjoy. revival and now sit in 38. Robert Konya (GK) 7th position. They do, Our thanks to FIX, our main sponsor of the Men’s Premier team and
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New Zealand has a rich history of punching above its weight on the This park used to be part of the farm owned by thehowever, Becroft family. Through have quite a ecostore, the main sponsor of the Women’s Premier team. I’d also like an arrangement some 50 years ago the land passedtough into what now Council Continued on page 4 run inisso can’t sit to acknowledge the support that we get from Helen Shaw at on their laurels. What is Head Coach: really great is the Paul Temple number of players in ourCoaches: 1st team line up who Assistant have come through the Owain Prosser ranks with the Club. The Club is very much Steven Dillon focussed on developing pathways for its players GK Coach: After a strong performance at Clendon, and it’s great to see this Forrest Hill Milford 7th grade repRobert team Konya were at Manurewa for their second coming to fruition. tournament of the year on SundayPhysio: 20th The Men remain in the Chatham Cup with a 3-0 win over Bay June 2010. Ed Sillars Olympic in the last round. We have drawn Birkenhead in the Quarter Finals which shapes up as Sports a great local derby. The game will Withbeaplayed few weeks of 7th training since the Scientist: on Sunday August. The Curtain Raiser will be our Clendon tournament it didn’t take long Tim for the WilsonRovers. I’m not sure Women’s 1st’s league game against Claudelands
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Harcourts Cooper & Co, The Soccer Shop, Hygiene Systems, Photowonder, Roland Jeffery Physiotherapy, Huckleberry and Benefitz. And also all our Trust Funding partners, North and South Trust, Blue Sky Community Trust, Pelorus Trust, Four Winds Foundation, Trillian Trust, NZ Racing Board, NZCT, Blue Waters, Constellation Communities Trust, Grassroots Trust, Akarana Community Trust, second half Forrest Hill Milford moved Infinity Foundation, Pub Charity and Lion Foundation.
Completely Dominate Manurewa Tournament to the semi final with a 1-0 win.
For all information, check out our new website, www.forresthillafc. co.nz, courtesy of sponsor Benefitz. A slow start again on a muddy slow
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Good luck to all the Forrest Hill teams this weekend.
Forrest Hill Milford AFC vs Central United Playing Bay Olympic A in the Final we started strong and never looked back. Becroft Park, Saturday 30thin control Julyrunning 2016, Completely out 3-0 winners. Again an outstanding in the group rounds. effort from all the Forrest Hill Milford players . Moving on to the 2nd round and up against Bay Olympic B where the 3.00pm 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.
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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
Seniors Men’s & Women’s
still alive in the cup The remaining sides in the Chatham Cup and Women’s Knockout Cup now know who is standing in their way on the path to glory after the conducting of the official draws for the quarter-finals and semi-finals respectively.
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The draws for each competition – the most prestigious prizes on offer in domestic winter football – were conducted at New Zealand Football headquarters this afternoon and resulted in several stand-out fixtures being produced.
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In the Chatham Cup, two of the four Auckland-based sides still in the hat – Forrest Hill-Milford United and Birkenhead United – were drawn to face each other while North Wellington will travel to the City of Sails for a meeting with Three Kings United. Completing a clean sweep of home fixtures for the Auckland teams, Waitakere City will host Dunedin’s Caversham while Christchurch’s Cashmere Technical and Wellington’s Miramar Rangers do battle in the other quarter-final.
favours as the Aucklanders aim to make their first final since 2009. Caversham face the lengthiest trip in heading most of the way up the country to meet Waitakere and it looms as a real banana skin for the southerners. As leaders of the Football South Premier League with a perfect record, they will be expected to beat their NRFL Division One opponents but will come up against some top quality in the likes of former All White Jake Butler and Futsal Whites international Dylan Manickum, who scored a hat-trick in the previous round. The Waitakere ranks could also include another player with international experience in ex-All White and former Auckland City goalkeeper Ross Nicholson, recently coaxed out of retirement.
Chatham Cup Quarter-Finals Three Kings United vs North Wellington Forrest Hill-Milford United vs Birkenhead United Andy Boyens 3. Nick Smith Technical vs Miramar Rangers Cashmere Luke Of the Burgess last-eight action, the North Shore derby between Forrest 4. Jonathan Waitakere City v Caversham Lewis Hill andButterfield Birkenhead is a headline game due to the sides’ local Rory 5. Alex Luiten rivalry and their status as closely-matched NRFL Premier League There are two clubs that are still on for a Chatham Cup Scott Campbell 6. Olly Ceci Knockout Cup double but one will no longer be in opponents. Women’s Nathan Canton 7. Harry Lissington contention after this round as Cashmere and Forrest Hill are due to meet each other in the female competition. Jack Caunter 8. Cory Hitchen
Louie Caunter Nathan Cranney Sean Crombie Darren A’Court Alex Ferguson Chip Holland Alex Howard Bronson Kelly Jordan Kimpton Jamie Mason Ryan Morrow David Mulligan Stanley Onacha But Miramar’s visit to Cashmere is likely to be another highlight asKirk both teams have a recent history of cup success and are Patterson performing well in the league, Cashmere on track for a fourth Brodie Poole consecutive Mainland Premier League title while Miramar have Chris lost on Riley only several occasions this season. Cashmere won two Chatham Cups (C) on the trot in 2013 and 2014 while Miramar last Benji Roberts lifted the trophy in 2010. Harley Rodeka Carl Holt An underdog success story is still on the cards elsewhere with two sides – Waitakere and North Wellington – looking to extend Matt Sides their runs, despite not playing in the top flight of their respective Oliver Walsh regions. Izzy Whitley Blair Whitlock Johnsonville-based North Wellington are in dreamland after equalling their best-ever showing in the competition – they last Aiden Widdows made the quarter-finals nearly two decades ago in 1997 and only Shaydon Young
9. Chris Bryson Hosts Cashmere will be favourites as they are yet to drop a 10. Marcel Nolde point in the Mainland Premier League and swept aside Roslyn Wakari 11-0 in the previous round – Mikayla Wieblitz finding the 11. Jaryd Gray net fourCowell times – while Forrest Hill have so far struggled to match 12. Andrew the form that brought them top-two placings in each of the 13. Ed Sillars NRFL Premier League campaigns. previous 14. Alan Llunes There is also a clear favourite in the other semi-final tie, which 15. Luke Johnson pits two-time defending champions Glenfield Rovers at home 17. Reid Drake to second-placed Central League side Upper Hutt City. Rovers 19. Ashley will beNgadela in a confident frame of mind after sticking five unanswered goals past Western Springs – thanks largely to a 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair Katie Rood hat-trick – while Upper Hutt had to wait until almost 26. Jamie Shields the last kick of the game to finally defeat Seatoun 1-0 through 31. Emiliano KennedyCandia Bryant’s late strike. 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) 38. Robert Konya (GK)
Head Coach: Paul Temple Assistant Coaches: Owain Prosser Steven Dillon GK Coach: Robert Konya Physio: Ed Sillars Sports Scientist: two members of a young squad have previously won the cup, The quarter-finals of the Chatham Cup will take place over the player-coach Peter Howe with Napier City Rovers and Darren Tim Wilson weekend of August 6 and 7 with the semi-finals of the Women’s Cheriton with Miramar. Knockout Cup to be staged on August 27 and 28. The match Head CoachDavid Mulligan details will be confirmed by each federation and released in due Assistant Coach - Andy Boyens Their unexpected run is further positive news for the club, who course. Team ManagerChip Holland last week appointed former All White Ben Sigmund – still in the PhysioLuke Burgess cup as a player for Cashmere – to a development role. They will Women’s Knockout Cup Semi-Finals have to get pastSunz NRFL Premier League opposition to extend Glenfield Rovers vs Upper Hutt City Fitness CoachSingh that run though and Three Kings will not be keen to do them any www.helenshaw.co.nz
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The NRFL Premier Reserve League is a great place to test young talent. It is a competitive league that has been well contested this year and I’ve been impressed with the caliber of young talent coming through right across the competition. In 2016, FHM have used this as a league to introduce some of 3.higher Nick levels Smith the clubs up and coming players to of football. It is also used for more experienced players to gain valuable 4. Jonathan Lewis game time if they are coming back from an injury or if they haven’t 5. Alexfew Luiten played a lot of minutes over the previous weeks.
6. Olly This mixture of youth and experience hasCeci served us well this year with the Reserve Team sitting the top half of the table 7. in Harry Lissington but more importantly the team has been playing some 8. Cory Hitchen fantastic attacking football. 9. Chris Bryson
A number of players have shown such progress that they have been given their debut with the First 10. Team. Marcel Nolde
11. Jaryd Gray David Brown has really stepped up in the centre of midfield this year. His performances early in the year for the reserve team 12. Andrew Cowell quickly put him on the radar for the first team and he since had 13. for Edthe Sillars more than half a dozen appearances first team and is a regular in the first team squad. 14. Alan Llunes
Zain Khan has shown his attacking withJohnson the reserve team 15.flair Luke this year which has resulted in a number of appearances for the first team throughout the season.17. Reid Drake
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Todd Gibbs and Matt Wood have been rocks in the centre of defense for the reserve team this year. Todd hasSinclair recently 23. Jack-Henry stepped up to play really well at left back when our regular 26.age Jamie starter was away. Matt, at the young of 16 Shields got his debut for the first team in our recent Chatham game vs Candia Bay Olympic. 31.Cup Emiliano
32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) Robert Konya (GK) Forrest Hill Milford’s38. Premiers
COACH 4 ANDY BOYENS Head Coach: ASSISTANT 9 ADAM DICKINSON Paul Temple MANAGER MATT SIDES PHYSIO LUKE BURGESS Assistant Coaches: Owain ProsserGK 1 JOSH DIJKSTRA Steven Dillon 2 BLAIR WHITLOCK 4 ANDY BOYENS GK Coach: 5 ALEX HOWARD CAPT Robert Konya 7 SCOTT CAMPBELL Physio: 8 BENJI ROBERTS Ed Sillars 9 ADAM DICKINSON 10 RYAN MORROW Sports Scientist: 11 SEAN CROMBIE Tim Wilson 12 MITCHELL WATTS 13 WARREN PINTO 14 RYAN DE VRIES 15 SHAYDON YOUNG 16 ABDULLA KHALISY 17 JORDAN KIMPTON 18 CHRIS BALE 19 JACOB SPOONLEY GK
Aaron Brabant has been a picture of consistency this year in the holding midfield spot and despite his young age of 17 earned his debut for the first team in FHM’s big 8-2 win against Melville. The club is well served with young talent from the reserve team all the way down to the Junior ranks. This is a real positive for the club for the future. Thanks always for your support. Enjoy the game. Andy First Team Coach
Central’s Premiers COACH ASSISTANT MANAGER PHYSIO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24
JOSE FIGUEIRA SIMON RICHARDS PHIL GRAHAM JONO HENRY DANYON DRAKE (GK) SCOTT HILLIAR OLIVER WRIGHT ANGEL BERLANGA DYLAN BURNS DAEWOOK KIM MARIO ILICH DEAN LAUSEV REGONT MURATI VINCENT PINEAU FINN COCHRAN TAKUYA IWATA MARO BONSU-MARO MARKO DORDEVIC RODNEY MOBIHA REID DRAKE NICOLAS ZAMBRANO KENTA NAKASHIMA EMILIANO TADE LUKE VAN KAN JACK SHORT MATTHEW HAMNETT
Women’s Premiers
Meet Emily Couchman Emily is the current first team women’s keeper and is in her fourth year at Forrest Hill; in fact Emily is one of the longest serving players at the Club, joining Forrest Hill in 2013, the year that saw the resurrection of women’s football at Forrest Hill Milford.
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Emily came to the Club as a raw 14 year old and was thrown in the deep end as Reserves keeper. The player we see now is a very different player to the one who arrived at Becroft Park 4 years ago. Emily has a huge work ethic and has put in hundreds of hours of work refining her goal keeping skills with a professional coach at a significant cost to her family who have been instrumental in helping Emily achieve her goals, and at only 18 she has a very bright future ahead.
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Emily’s dedication has paid off with Emily securing a first team spot this year and being selected in the NZ under 20 training squad who are off to the World Cup in November this year. Emily plays her school football at Takapuna Grammar where she plays in the first eleven however this year, being World Cup year, means Emily will have limited game time for her school.
Andy Emily Boyens Nickvery Smith Whilst started her football career at North Shore United she is3.now much a Forrest girl. Luke Burgess
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Nathan Canton Jack Caunter Louie Caunter Nathan Cranney Sean Crombie Darren A’Court Alex Ferguson Chip Holland Alex Howard Bronson Kelly Forrest Hill Milford’s Women’s Premiers Jordan Kimpton Jamie Mason Coach: Ryan Faithful Ryan Morrow Asst. Coach: Stevie Baxter David Mulligan Manager: Brian Haycock Stanley Onacha Physio: Emily Lo Kirk Patterson Brodie Poole GK Emily Couchman Chris Riley 2 Chisato Nagahama Benji Roberts (C) 3 Molly Flynn Harley Rodeka Holt 4 Issy Coombes Carl 6 Chloe Wilson Matt Sides 7 Saskia Vosper Oliver Walsh 8 Malia Steinmetz Izzy Whitley Whitlock 9 Tayla Christensen Blair Widdows 11 Sam Tawharu Aiden 12 Hannah Carlsen Shaydon Young
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 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 26. Jamie Shields 31. Emiliano Candia 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) 38. Robert Konya (GK)
Emily also part of the Northern Federation representative team who are current national Rorywas Butterfield 5. Alex Luiten league champions Scott Campbell 6. Olly Ceci
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