APRIL 6, 2019
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THE MATCHDAY MAGAZINE OF CAMBRIDGE FOOTBALL CLUB
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KEY CONTACTS Our club was one of the first in its region to achieve New Zealand Football’s Level 1 quality assurance standard, the Quality Club Mark (QCM).
2019 committee members Chair: Steve Thomas Mobile: 021 746863, E: masterpiece@xtra.co.nz President: Peter Martens Mobile: 027 2943044 Secretary: Josh Easby Mobile: 021 0558854 E: media@cambridgefootball. co.nz Treasurer: Paul Blackstock Mobile: 021 1282091 E: paul@herbertmorton.co.nz Senior Men’s & Women’s club captain: Harry Bomans Mobile: 027 4985 075 E: seniorclubcaptain@ cambridgefootball.co.nz Junior club captain: Tim Bailey Mobile: 021 1467145 E: cfcjuniors@gmail.com Purchasing Manager: Richard Crafts Mobile: 021 655 739 E: richard@calnar.co.nz
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Indoor & Outdoor Facilities Manager: Craig Clark Mobile: 027 9153273 E: c.d.clark@xtra.co.nz Communications & Sponsorship Manager: Josh Easby Mobile: 021 0558854 E: media@cambridgefootball.co.nz
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‘... there’s no longer a start or finish to a season, as such. Football has become a year– round affair ... ’ Josh Easby, the editor of RED, reflects on a summer that saw plenty of football (and work) at our club ... SUDDENLY, daylight saving is about to go (don’t forget to put your clocks back on Sunday morning), there’s an occasional chill in the air ... and our winter football is underway. But is it fair to say it’s the start of the season anymore? For many at our club, there’s no longer a start or finish to a season, as such. For football has become a year–round affair. Our Northern League and Waikato competitions finished last September. By October, our club was hosting training squads representing WaiBOP’s girls’ youth
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teams. Our U-19s youth team headed to Napier to play in the national youth tournament. In November, we staged men’s National League and a National Youth League match on behalf of Hamilton Wanderers (who featured two of our Reds, Josh Clarkin and Jack Portegys). Throughout November and December, the Onyx Cambridge Summer 5-a-side League, with more than 300 players, kept our grounds busy every Wednesday. In February, the 5–a–side held its finals night, while our senior men’s and women’s teams began their pre–season training. Thirteen sides came to John Kerkhof Park to contest the ninth annual men’s Cambridge Sevens. Three weeks later, we held the women’s sevens tournament. For two weeks, our junior coaches graded hundreds of youngsters, all keen to play for Cambridge this year. So much for what we used to call “the off season”! At Cambridge, football never stops. Our volunteers take whatever rest they can. To all of those who helped keep the club running over summer, a big thanks.
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The Reds’ reserves squad. Back (from left) : Des Beeney (manager), Daniel Harrison, Sam Garmonsway, Juan Alvarez, Dylan Blair (on loan 1st team), Willem Dikmans, Luuk van Wagtendonk, Moises Tenorio, Dehein Hindley, Mike Taylor (coach), James Cakebread. Front - from left: Riley Higgs (on loan 1st team), Kieran Vollebregt, Toby Hartley, Devon Andrews, Jack Sicklemore, Alex Mukuka, Luigi Emily, Cristian Ortiz, Patrick Steele. Absent: Andrew Taylor , Aaron Jenkins, Jonathan Sanchez, Shaun Richardson.
Debutant scores winner NEW CAMBRIDGE signing Devon Andrews scored the first goal of the season for the Reds – and it turned out to be the winner against his old club.. Andrews, 23, joined Cambridge in preseason and made his debut for the Reds reserves against Franklin United in the Lotto NRFL second division reserves competition. Playing the match at Franklin’s Drury United ground, the match was a tight affair until Andrews broke the deadlock five minutes before the interval. The sides battled out a scoreless second half to give Cambridge a winning start to their season, and a clean sheet away from home. CAMBRIDGE face a 3,100km travel schedule this season as the Northern League’s second division takes shape. With 12 clubs playing in the 2019 Lotto NRFL second tier, it means Cambridge will travel as far as Northland (a 600km roundtrip), eight times to Auckland and play ‘local’ derbies with Hamilton’s Claudelands Rovers and Ngongotaha. Cambridge won’t be the biggest travellers
in the division. Northland and Ngongotaha will clock up more than 4,600km to participate while Auckland-based clubs have it easiest with travel schedules of between 1,500km and 1,700km. The make-up of the 2019 NRFL second division: • Cambridge FC (7th in Division 2 in 2018) • Manurewa (relegated from Division 1) • Oratia United (relegated from Division 1) • Claudelands Rovers (3rd in Division 2) • Metro FC (4th in Division 2) • Franklin United (5th in Division 2) • Albany United (6th in Division 2) • Ngongotaha (8th in Division 2) • Northland FC (9th in Division 2) • Onehunga Mangere (10th in Division 2) • Greenhithe Catimba MC (promoted as champions of AFF/NFF Conference) • Unimount MCL Bohemian Celtic (promoted as runners up of AFF/NFF Conference)
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Cambridge’s Patrick Steele becomes the latest New Zealand international to sign our club’s Wall of Fame.
Wall of Fame continues to grow A SIMPLE SHEET of wood at Cambridge Football Club has become one of the sport’s most fascinating pieces of memorabilia. Four years ago, the club hung the board on the wall of its clubrooms to collect signatures of visitors who have played for, coached or managed the All Whites and Football Ferns. The collection now has more than 60 signatures. Latest to sign was Cambridge goalkeeper Patrick Steele, a member of New Zealand’s national U-18 futsal squad. He joined others to visit our club over the summer, including Eastern Suburbs coach Danny Hay (31 caps for New Zealand) and current All Whites Andre de Jong and Tim Payne. The first signature on the board was that of Brian Turner, who played more than 100 games for his country and was part of five World Cup campaigns (three as a player and two as a member of the coaching staff ). Turner’s name is one of a number from the 1982 All Whites who became the first to
reach the World Cup finals tournament. Others on the board include ’82 coach John Adshead, Ken Cresswell, Ricki Herbert and the squad’s legendary kitman, Arthur Egan. National coaches who have signed are Adshead, Herbert and Allan Jones. One of the greatest All Whites of all time, Ivan Vicelich, has signed a corner of the display. Another special signature is that of Waikato-born Barbara Cox who was the captain of the first-ever Football Ferns squad in 1975. Two other Ferns to sign are former Cambridge FC players Maria Anderton and Andrea Rogers. Now the club has filled one board with autographs, a second board will follow — creating more football history with the addition of every new signature!
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LOTTO NRFL SECOND DIVISION
Reds find redemption with vital win at Drury CAMBRIDGE ERASED their worst memories of last season when the Reds won their Lotto NRFL second division season opener 2-1 at Franklin United. . Last May, the Reds suffered their worst THIS WEEKEND sees all Cambridge’s
defeat of the 2018 season, tumbling 8-1 to the south Aucklanders. But Paul Richardson’s 2019 squad – containing seven survivors of that losing lineup – were not about to lie down without a fight in this year’s fixture. The teams met at the ground of Drury United, one of the feeder clubs to Franklin United. The match got off to a rocky start with Franklin taking the lead through Kartik Kumar 25 minutes into the game. Cambridge fought back and the pressure paid off ten minutes before the interval when midfielder Fabbian Munoz found the equalizer with his first goal since joining the Reds from Claudelands Rovers. After the break, Cambridge went in search of the winner and it came from substitute striker Dylan Brown who scored with an impressive header on the hour mark. The Reds defence then held firm till fulltime, giving the visitors the best possible start to the season.
senior men’s and women’s teams in action. Our Northern League teams host Oratia United, from west Auckland, while our Soccer Shop WaiBOP Championship team will play Matamata Swifts in a local derby. Cambridge lost last weekend’s opening game 2–0 at Waikato Unicol, while the Swifts shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw with Taupo. The Championship game starts at 12.30pm. Our Waikato Division 1 side is the only men’s side playing away this weekend with a 12.30pm match at Te Awamutu. In Division 3, Cambridge D1s host Claudelands Rovers Over 35s in a match that starts at 2.15pm. In Division 4, also at 2.15pm, Cambridge D2s meet Te Awamutu. On Sunday, our women’s team travels to Matamata Swifts for an 11am match to start the Waikato Women’s Division 1 season. The Cambridge U–13 Y-League Boys play Claudelands Rovers at Galloway Park on Sunday while the U–14 J-League Boys travel to Tauranga City for their first fixture. Both those games kick off at 11am. The draw means John Kerkhof Park will be hosting five senior men’s games on Saturday, equalling a club record. Be prepared for a bumper attendance at our grounds this Saturday!
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WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS
Herbert: ‘Have a great season’
Oratia United Founded: 1973
TODAY’S VISITORS were formed in 1973 as a junior club in West Auckland. Within three years, the club added senior teams, playing in Auckland competitions. Based at Parr’s Park, Waitakere City, Oratia join Cambridge in the Lotto NRFL second division this year, having been relegated from the first division last season. As well as competing at Northern League level, Oratia’s senior men’s teams represent the club in Northern Football’s leagues, in Division 2, Division 7 and in the first tier of Over 45s football. The club has two women’s teams who play in the Northern Football’s women’s 2nd and 3rd divisions. The club’s nickname is ‘The Tia.’ In last weekend’s opening round of the Northern League, Oratia’s first team lost 3-0 to Claudelands Rovers while the club’s reserves romped to an easy 5–1 win against the Hamilton second stringers.
CAMBRIDGE FC’S Technical Director, Ricki Herbert, says the club is poised for a memorable season and he’s looking forward to seeing players enjoy the fruits of the club’s hard work. “Since becoming part of the club, I’ve seen high levels of commitment at all levels within the club that is building coaching programmes to support all our players, from our youngest juniors to our top teams,” the former All Whites coach and player said. Herbert, who heads the club’s football technical committee, said he joined all those at the club in their support of men’s head coach Paul Richardson, reserves coach Mike Taylor and all the players involved in this season’s Northern League campaign. “Our senior men’s, women’s and federation junior and youth league teams start their competitions this weekend and by early May, all our junior players will be out there every Saturday. It’s a great time of the year for football and I want to wish every player, at every level, a good season.”
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2019 line–up: Back (from left) Riley Higgs, Patrick Woodlock, Aaron Heusser, Josh Clarkin, Jack Portegys, Brandon Eaton, Daniel Clarkin, Dylan Blair, Kieran Hill, Bradley Rea. Front – Mike Leatherbarrow, Callum Macleod, Nathan Claridge (captain), Fraser Nicholls, Luke Stephenson, Fabbian Munoz, Patrick Steele. Fraser Nicholls (goalkeeper) Experienced and long-serving goalkeeper who has four appearances for Waikato All Stars and has been one of the team’s most consistent performers over the past five years. A key member of the first team squad and one of the league’s top keepers. Patrick Steele (goalkeeper) Joined Cambridge from Matamata Swifts in 2018. An outstanding young goalkeeper who is the New Zealand under 18 Futsal team keeper and winner of the Oceania Golden Gloves award. Daniel Clarkin (defender/midfield) An outstanding young signing from Hamilton Wanderers who joined the Reds for the 2017 season. A composed, reliable and skilful defender, he has become an integral member of the side. Patrick Woodlock (defender) First team stalwart who began as an 18-year-old in the Cambridge Northern League side. Has played for Hamilton Wanderers in the Northern League Premier Division and Ngaruawahia United in Division 1. Has won the Cambridge club Player of the Year for a record six times and was WaiBOP Player of the Year in 2015 and 2017.
Jack Portegys (defender) A member of the 2017 youth squad that won the National U-19 Satellite Tournament in Napier, he became a first team regular in 2018. He played in the National Youth League last summer for Hamilton Wanderers. Kieran Hill (defender) Previously at Northern League club Ngaruawahia United. An experienced and versatile defender who has been a first-team regular since joining Cambridge in 2014. A senior and vital member of the team both on and off the pitch. Riley Higgs (midfield) This promising 19-year-old joins the Reds for the 2019 season after performing in midfield for Hillcrest High School. Nathan Claridge (midfield/captain) Made his Northern league debut at the age of 16. Won the young player of the year in 2011 and was Cambridge first-team coach’s Player of the Year in 2017. An experienced, competitive team player who takes the team captain’s armband this year. Bradley Rea (midfield) A strong and powerful holding midfielder
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who came through Cambridge’s junior teams and joined the Reds last year after playing for Victoria State League club Caulfield Cobras in Melbourne. He’s also a coach with the Ricki Herbert Football Academy. Harry Wick (midfield) This 24-year-old joins the Reds for the 2019 season after playing midfield at Auckland Northern League club Central United. Mason Woodall (midfield) A young up and coming, industrious young player who has made himself invaluable to the first team squad. A very bright young prospect at home in midfield or in defence. Member of the 2017 youth squad that won the National U-19 Satellite Tournament. Fabbian Munoz (midfield) This skilful Colombian joins the Reds from Northern League neighbours Claudelands Rovers for the 2019 season. Josh Clarkin (midfield/forward) A graduate of Cambridge’s junior and youth teams, this highly regarded midfielder and prolific goalscorer was the Reds’ top scorer in 2018 and played in the National Youth League last summer for Hamilton Wanderers. Luke Stephenson (winger) At home on either wing, 19-year-old Stephenson joined the Reds in pre-season after graduating from the Complete Academy, United Kingdom. Callum MacLeod (forward) A promising teenage striker and midfielder. He was the team’s Golden Boot in 2016 and has been a first-team regular since stepping into the Premiership winning team in 2015. Brandon Eaton (midfield) Has joined Cambridge after developing his skills at England’s Complete Academy and moving to New Zealand for the 2019 season. Mike Leatherbarrow (forward) Showed his hunger for goals with a brace in preseason against Papatoetoe. He joins Cambridge after learning the game at the Complete Academy, United Kingdom.
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Dylan Blair (forward) Signed from Melville United at the start of the 2018 season, this promising striker made giant strides during the season with a knack for losing his marker and getting into goalscoring positions. Aaron Huesser (forward) Made his first team debut in 2017 but missed the first half of last season when travelling. Became a regular in the reserves upon his return to Cambridge but is capable of imposing himself at Northern League level. Paul Richardson (coach) Joined Cambridge in 2018 after three successful seasons at Matamata Swifts who he guided to runners-up spot (behind Cambridge) in last year’s WaiBOP Premiership. Richardson took over the coaching role in May from Mike Woodlock when he opted to retire. Richard Wade & Blair Hoad (assistant coaches) This pair come to Cambridge after working as a coaching partnership at Melville United where they spent 4-5 seasons. They were responsible for Melville’s Northern League first division reserves squad and acted as assistants to first team coach Steve Williams. They helped develop more than 10 players who progressed to first team status and collected a Special Recognition Award and Coaches of the Year Award at the Hamilton club. Kim Brierley (goalkeeper coach) Runs the Just4Keepers goalkeeping academy which has produced two NZ goalkeepers at the U-17 FIFA Women’s World Cup, and has coached WaiBOP Federation goalkeepers and been the WaiBOP women’s ASB League goalkeeper coach. Fairlie Morton (team manager) Formerly the club’s men’s club captain and member of the club’s executive committee, she brings administrative experience to the role. She’s been a long-time member of women’s teams at Cambridge.
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‘Reds off to a winning start ...’
NRFL RESERVES Team P W D L F A Pts Northland FC 1 1 0 0 4 0 3 ORATIA UNITED 1 1 0 0 5 1 3 Manurewa 1 1 0 0 4 1 3 Albany United 1 1 0 0 2 0 3 CAMBRIDGE 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 Greenhithe Catimba 1 0 1 0 2 2 1 Metro FC 1 0 1 0 2 2 1 Franklin United 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 Onehunga Mangere 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 Ngongotaha 1 0 0 1 1 4 0 Claudelands Rovers 1 0 0 1 1 5 0 Unimount Bohemian 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 SCHEDULE
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LAST WEEKEND’S RESULTS Unimount Bohemian 0, Northland FC 4 Oratia United 5, Claudelands Rovers 1 Franklin United 0, Cambridge 1 Greenhithe Catimba 2, Metro FC 2 Ngongotaha 1, Manurewa 4 Albany United 2, Onehunga Mangere 0
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Franklin United a W 1-0 Oratia United h 12.30pm Claudelands Rovers h 12.30pm Greenhithe Catimba h 12.30pm Ngongotaha a 12.30pm Unimount Bohemian h 12.30pm Albany United a 12.30pmOnehunga Mangere h 12.30pmNorthland FC a 12.30pm Manurewa h 12.30pm Chatham Cup TBC Metro FC a 12.30pmClaudelands Rovers a 12.30pm Oratia United a 12.30pm Franklin United h 12.30pm Greenhithe Catimba a 12.30pmNgongotaha h 12.30pm Unimount Bohemian a 12.00pm Albany United h 12.30pm Onehunga Mangere a 12.30pm Northland FC h 12.30pm Manurewa a 12.30pm Metro FC h 12.30pm 13
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Established: 1948
Established: 1973
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Patrick Espin Dehein Hindley (c) Jack Sickelmore Sam Garmonsway Toby Hartley Luuk can Wagtendonk Cristian Angulo Shaun Richardson James Cakebread Devon Andrews Jonathan Sanchez Keiran Vollebregt Andrew Taylor Willem Dikmans Dan Harrison Aaron Jenkins Juan Alvarez Luke Stephenson Luigi Manozca Patrick Steele Fraser Nicholls Michael Taylor Des Beeney
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‘No boring draws on opening day ...’
NRFL DIVISION TWO Team P W D L F A Pts Albany United 1 1 0 0 6 1 3 Claudelands Rovers 1 1 0 0 3 0 3 Manurewa AFC 1 1 0 0 3 0 3 Unimount Bohemian 1 1 0 0 2 0 3 CAMBRIDGE 1 1 0 0 2 1 3 Greenhithe Catimba 1 1 0 0 2 1 3 Franklin United 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 Metro FC 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 Northland FC 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 Ngongotaha 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 ORATIA UNITED 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 Onehunga Mangere Utd 1 0 0 1 1 6 0 GOLDEN BOOT * includes all competitions
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LAST WEEKEND’S RESULTS Unimount Bohemian 2, Northland FC 0 Oratia United 0, Claudelands Rovers 3 Franklin United 1, Cambridge 2 Greenhithe Catimba 2, Metro FC 1 Ngongotaha 0, Manurewa 3 Albany United 6, Onehunga Mangere 1
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Franklin United a W 2-1 Oratia United h 3.00pm Claudelands Rovers h 3.00pm Greenhithe Catimba h 3.00pm Ngongotaha a 3.00pm Unimount Bohemian h 3.00pm Albany United a 3.00pmOnehunga Mangere h 3.00pmNorthland FC a 3.00pm Manurewa h 3.00pm Chatham Cup Metro FC a 3.00pm Claudelands Rovers a 3.00pm Oratia United a 3.00pm Franklin United h 3.00pm Greenhithe Catimba a 3.00pmNgongotaha h 3.00pm Unimount Bohemian a 2.30pmAlbany United h 3.00pm Onehunga Mangere a 3.00pm Northland FC h 3.00pm Manurewa a 3.00pm Metro FC h 3.00pm 15
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Established: 1973
Established: 1948
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GK Fraser Nicholls 2 Riley Higgs 3 Nathan Claridge (c) 4 Patrick Woodlock 5 Jack Portegys 6 Harry Wick 7 Kieran Hill 8 Daniel Clarkin 9 Bradley Rea 10 Dylan Blair 11 Callum MacLeod 12 Mike Leatherbarrow 13 Fabbian Munoz 14 Luke Stephenson 15 Josh Clarkin 16 Mason Woodall 17 Aaron Huesser 18 Brandon Eaton 22 Patrick Steele (GK) Coach: Paul Richardson Asst coaches: Richard Wade, Blair Hoad Goalkeeper coach: Kim Brierley Team manager: Fairlie Morton Physio: Clarke McKenzie (Vigour Physiotherapy)
GK Dylan Lonia-Hughes 2 Tommy Cain 3 Michael Brown (c) 4 Scott Cole 5 Tom Stenning 6 Joseph Hong 7 Arus Sem 8 Michael Graham 9 Andy Kapteyn 10 Harry Cuthbert 11 Philippe Poletaev 12 Marama Burrow 13 14 Matthew Banks 15 Aidan Karazmoudeh 16 Robert Robinson 17 Anthony Lockton 18 19 RGK Coach: Stephen Cain Asst coach: Kevin Langsdale, Asst coach: Marcos Aranda Team manger: Colin McPherson
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Jim Barry Memorial Award
Patrick Woodlock ... holds the record with six Player of the Year Awards at Cambridge FC.
ď Ž SINCE 1991, Cambridge FC has awarded the Jim Barry Memorial Trophy to its Player of the Year. The roll of winners since its inception is: Year 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Player of the Year Michael Welton Alex Stuttard Tony McIsaac Gary Board Ramon Messam Mark Stuttard/Wayne Gulletly (tie) Richard Hill Tony Dikmans Richard Hill Tony Dikmans Kelvin Rogers Kelvin Rogers Tony McIsaac
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Sam Messam Tony McIsaac Tony McIsaac Charlie Boyle Patrick Woodlock Jason Chewins Ryan McNamara Scott Parsonage Jack Taylor Patrick Woodlock Patrick Woodlock Patrick Woodlock Patrick Woodlock Patrick Woodlock Andrew Taylor
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‘Cambridge host local derby ...’
CHAMPIONSHIP Team P W D L F A Pts Otorohanga 1 1 0 0 4 0 3 Waikato Unicol 1 1 0 0 2 0 3 Hamilton Wanderers 1 1 0 0 3 2 3 Otumoetai 1 1 0 0 2 1 3 Taupo 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 MATAMATA SWIFTS 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 Claudelands Rovers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Te Puke Utd 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tauranga Blue Rovers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tauranga City 1 0 0 1 2 3 0 Tokoroa 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 CAMBRIDGE 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 Papamoa 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 CAMBRIDGE FC’S senior coaching group has been further strengthened with the appointment of Mike Woodlock and Nick Sickelmore as co–coaches of the club’s WaiBOP Championship squad. The Championship squad plays a critical role within the club’s senior men’s structure as it helps develop players seeking to perform in the Reds’ Lotto NRFL first team or the reserves. The coaches appointed for 2019 have an excellent understanding of the squad’s role. Woodlock was the long-time first team coach at Cambridge, stepping down from the first team role last season after leading them to a WaiBOP Premiership in 2017 and subsequent promotion to the Northern League. Sickelmore joined the club last season, as assistant coach for the Northern League reserves squad. Cambridge won the WaiBOP Championship competition in 2017, the same year it also won the WaiBOP Premiership and promotion to the Lotto NRFL second division.
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Waikato Unicol L 0–2 Matamata Swifts h 12.30pm Te Puke United a 1.00pm Hamilton Wanderers h 2.45pm To be advised Tauranga Blue Rov. h 2.45pm Rotorua United a 12.30pm Otorohanga h 2.45pm Taupo a 12.30pm Otumoetai a 12.30pmTokoroa h 2.45pm Waikato Unicol h 2.45pm Matamata Swifts a 12.30pmTe Puke United h 2.45pm Hamilton Wanderers a 12.30pm To be advised Tauranga Blue Rov. a 12.30pm Rotorua United h 2.45pm Otorohanga a 2.45pm Taupo h 2.45pm Tokoroa a 2.45pm
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Established: 1930
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GK Oscar Thomas 2 Luke Ashby 3 Jordan Silvester 4 Josh Dagnall 5 Alex Ball 6 Dan Morris 7 Yuuki Hiruta 8 Jason Szabo 9 Ryan Ashby 10 Jamie Rea 11 Lee Framp 12 Mitchell Claridge 13 Kurt Von Keisenberg 14 Adam Brady 15 Dan Harrison 16 Bernardo Balladares 17 Chong Xie 18 James Cakebread 19 Dom Vettise 20 Nick Sickelmore Co–coaches: Mike Woodlock & Nick Sickelmore Team manager: Chrissy Goodin
GK 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 RGK Coach: Asst Coach:
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Vigour Physiotherapy in club partnership CAMBRIDGE Football Club have formed a partnership with Cambridge-based Vigour Physiotherapy to help maximise the fitness of our senior players. The partnership sees members of the Vigour team working from our senior clubrooms on Tuesday and Thursday nights to help prevent and treat player injuries. Vigour also provide weekend support for our men’s first team. Vigour’s principal, Clarke McKenzie, says his team aims to deliver an innovative and holistic approach and is able to identify individual’s exact needs in trying to return them to peak fitness. Vigour are based at 48 Empire St, Cambridge, and you can book sessions at their clinic by phoning 07 8231506.
Facilities at Vigour Physiotherapy’s premises
Special deal for members CAMBRIDGE’S Vigour Physiotherapy offer our club members a special deal. Cambridge’s leading sports physio clinic will provide a range of services to our club this winter including a special deal to help take the financial risk out of injuries. The special offer provides a season-long physio package for a flat fee of $50. This fee covers the costs of physio treatment for any football-related injuries not covered by ACC (Accident Compensation) during the season from March 1 – September 30, 2018. Vigour’s managing director Clarke McKenzie explained that the special offer takes away the risk of an ongoing injury that quickly develops into a lengthy series of clinic sessions, with costs for each one. “This way, a player knows they can come to us, get the help they need and know the fees are already covered,” he said.
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Our club’s league record CAMBRIDGE FC joined the Northern Regional Football League in 1972 and the following is a record of league positions by our first team since then:
Year Competition 1972 Northern League 1973 Northern League 1974 Northern League 1975 Northern League 1976 Waikato Competition 1977 Waikato Competition 1978 Waikato Competition 1979 Northern League 1980 Northern League 1981 Northern League 1982 Northern League 1983 Northern League 1984 Northern League 1985 Northern League 1986 Northern League 1987 Northern League 1988 Northern League 1989 Northern League 1990 Northern League 1991 Northern League 1992 Northern League 1993 Northern League 1994 Northern League 1995 Northern League 1996 Northern League 1997 Northern League 1998 Northern League 1999 Northern League 2000 Northern League 2001 Northern League 2002 Northern League 2003 Northern League 2004 Northern League 2005 Northern League 2006 Northern League
Division 4 3 3 3 1 1 1 4 (South) 4 (South) 4 (South) 4 (South) 4 (South) 4 (South) 3 4 (South) 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 Premier 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Position 2nd - promoted 7th 8th 9th - relegated 3rd 2nd – promoted 3rd 8th 8th 7th 8th 1st - promoted 9th - relegated 1st - promotion 6th 10th 1st - promoted 4th 5th 7th 1st - promoted 4th 1st - promoted 9th - relegated 12th - relegated 10th 10th 9th 4th 3rd 10th 5th 9th 5th
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2007 2008 2009 2010 - a 2010 - b 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Northern League Northern League Northern League Northern League Northern League Northern League Waikato/Bay of Plenty Waikato/Bay of Plenty Waikato/Bay of Plenty Waikato/Bay of Plenty Waikato/Bay of Plenty Waikato/Bay of Plenty Northern League
2 1 (restructured) 1 1 (grading) 1 (provisional) 2 Federation 2 Federation 1 Federation 1 WaiBOP Premiership WaiBOP Premiership WaiBOP Premiership 2
5th 9th 12th 15th 9th 12th - relegated 2nd - promoted 5th 2nd 1st - champions 2nd 1st - champions 7th
Our club’s cups record
CAMBRIDGE FC have reached the third round of New Zealand’s oldest cup competition, the Chatham Cup, on 12 occasions, the furthest the club has progressed.
Year 1972 1974 1984 1994 1995 1996 1999 2004 2005 2007 2008 2014
Round Result 3rd Lost 3-2 to Claudelands Rovers 3rd Lost 7-1 to Hamilton 3rd Lost 3-1 to Lyndale (Auckland) 3rd Lost 6-2 to Mount Wellington (Auckland) 3rd Lost 4-2 to Mount Wellington (Auckland) 3rd Lost 5-1 to University of Auckland 3rd Lost 3-2 to Mt Albert-Ponsonby (Auckland) 3rd Lost 5-1 to Lynn Avon United (Auckland) 3rd Lost 2-1 to Whakatane Town 3rd Lost 4-0 to Manurewa (Auckland)w 3rd Lost 1-0 to Forrest Hill-Milford (Auckland) 3rd Lost 4-2 to Birkenhead United (Auckland)
The Chatham Cup, currently sponsored by ISPS Handa
Waikato Cup and Plate In 2008, Cambridge won the Waikato Cup. In 2013, Cambridge were beaten finalists in the Waikato Cup, losing 5-1 to Hamilton Wanderers. The club's C team won the Plate in 2013, beating Waihi 4-3. Cambridge again reached the final of the Waikato Cup in 2017 when the club's B team lost 2-0 to Otorohanga. Waikato Women's Cup and Plate The club's women's first team won the 2014 Waikato Cup. They were beaten finalists in 2013, 2015 and 2018. The club were runners-up in the 2016 Waikato Plate.
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Builder right at home with women’s team CAMBRIDGE’S title-winning women’s team is built on strong foundations. As well as having depth in their squad, our women also have the backing of Hill Homes, a local building company, who have become sponsors of the women’s first team’s off-pitch apparel, providing the squad with travel shirts, warm-up shirts and kit bags. The partnership is yet another step forward for Cambridge’s women. After finishing third in the Waikato Women’s League in 2016, the Andrew Taylor– coached team took the title in 2017. Hill Homes’ managing director Chris Hill said his company was keen to align itself to a club and team that were proving to be successful. His company is also on the rise, growing its list of happy clients who want homes built by a specialist team. More details - go to www.hillhomes.co.nz
Contact: Chris Hill m: 021 0264 3750 e: chris_hill@windowslive.com www.hillhomes.co.nz Proud sponsor of Cambridge FC’s women’s first team — 2017 Waikato Champions
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The making of a player: Chris Wood 2002 In 2002, an 11-year-old Chris Wood plays for the Cambridge Hawkes in our club’s junior open grade (right).
2006 In 2006, at 14, Wood plays for the Cambridge U-19s at the National Youth Championships in Napier (above) after making his senior debut (right) for the club (and scoring) in a Northern League game.
2010 At 17, Wood becomes a full New Zealand international and is part of the All White squad unbeaten at the FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
2017 Now 25, and the all-time third-highest scorer for the All Whites, Wood becomes Burnley’s record signing (right) and scores at Wembley Stadium on his club debut.
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Take this simple test Football backs Macular Degeneration New Zealand
Football has had a long association with Macular Deneration of New Zealand, an organisation that works to raise awareness of the disease. High profile football personalities such as former All Whites coaches Allan Jones and John Adshead have led the sport's efforts to support MDNZ. M a c u l a r Degeneration causes progressive loss of central vision but the peripheral vision is not affected. It is the leading cause of severe vision loss. One in seven people over the age of 50 years is affected in some way and the incidence increases with age. The macula is the central part of the retina, the light–sensitive tissue at the back of the eye. The retina processes all visual images. It is responsible for your ability to read, recognise faces, drive and see colours clearly. Macular Degeneration is thought to be caused by genetic and environmental factors. People over the age of 50 years are at risk. If you smoke or have a family history of Macular Degeneration, your risk of developing the disease is much greater. Former Cambridge Red Devils player
Pete Lewis first discovered he was at risk with the disease when he undertook the following test, and sought medical help. We encourage others to follow Pete's example. Amsler Grid The Amsler grid is a useful tool to detect vision problems resulting from damage to the macula (the central part of the retina). How to do it: 1. Cover one eye, then focus on the dot in the centre. 2. Do any of the lines look wavy, blurred or distorted? 3. Are there any missing areas or dark areas in the grid? 4. Don't forget to test both eyes. 5. If you see wavy, broken or distorted lines, or blurred or missing areas of vision, you may be displaying the symptoms of Macular Degeneration. Contact your doctor or optometrist immediately. For more information we encourage everyone to visit www.mdnz.org.nz.
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Our club’s recent awards CAMBRIDGE FC have won a number of awards for the club’s activities within the football and wider communities. These include: 2017 Waipa Sports Team of the Year Our WaiBOP Premiership-winning team was recognised for earning promotion to the Northern League. The team was also a finalist for the Waikato Sports Team of the Year. 2016 Waikato Community Partnership Award This award was presented to our club by Corrections New Zealand for its outstanding contribution to the national community work scheme. The award recognised three years’ work by our club in helping support those sentenced by the courts to work for their community. 2015 Waipa Sports Club of the Year The club won this award for the second year in a row, recognising its performance on and off the pitch. Our club won the WaiBOP Premiership title and the WaiBOP Youth Championship, and had again contributed much to the Cambridge community, judges said. 2015 Finalist, Waikato Sports Club of the Year The club was recognised by Sport Waikato as a finalist in this award for the second year in a row. 2015 NZ Football’s Quality Club Mark (QCM) Our club was among the first 40 in the country to achieve this quality standard after assessors ranked our performance against national benchmarks. Being one of the first to achieve QCM Level 1 status, our club was presented with a defibrillator by NZ Football in recognition of our work. 2014 Waipa Sports Club of the Year Hosting ASB Premiership games for WaiBOP United, and achieving the country’s second highest attendances for games, played a significant part in this award.
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2014 Finalist, Waikato Sports Club of the Year Sport Waikato nominated the club for this regional award after the club won the Waipa Sports Club of the Year title. 2014 WaiBOP Football Club of the Year Our regional federation named Cambridge its Club of the Year after considering the achievements of its 106 affiliated clubs and schools. Highlights were the hosting of ASB Premiership matches, and our commitment to NZ Football’s Whole of Football programme. 2014 Trustpower Waipa Community Service Supreme Award Our efforts to help the wider community earned us this prestigious award for community service, making us only the second sports club to receive it. As Waipa’s Supreme Award winner, the club was then one of 28 finalists at the national Trustpower Community Service Awards in Wellington. 2011 NZ Match Programme of the Year The New Zealand Football Media Association judged our match programme to be the best in the country. Our club received commendations for its programme at the same awards in 2012 and 2014. 2010 Trustpower Waipa Community Service Sports Award Our junior section won this award after significant growth in player numbers and having completed a programme that saw the building of junior clubrooms and the development of what used to be Cambridge’s polo grounds into football pitches. 2001 Waipa Sports Club of the Year Award Our club won this award for the first time, heading off a host of clubs from different sporting disciplines.
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OUR CLUB’S HISTORY
From humble beginnings ... CAMBRIDGE Football Club has been serving its community since its formation in 1948 when football enthusiasts began organising games for two junior teams. In its early days, the teams played in light blue after the colours used by Cambridge University, England. 1951: The club held its first formal meeting on March 20, 1951, appointing Viv Butler as its first president, and R.S.Entwistle as its patron. Butler’s support of English club Arsenal led to a change of club colours and from the mid1950s, Cambridge teams have played in red and white strips. 1957: The club played its home games on the Town Square until 1957 when a two-room wooden shed was built on the Leamington Domain for £134.19. 1964: On December 1, 1964, the Cambridge Borough Council agreed to provide the club with land on the town belt in Vogel Street and plans were drawn up for the clubrooms to be built. 1967: The club moved into the Vogel St grounds, where it has been based since. The grounds were renamed John Kerkhof Park after Dutch immigrant John Kerkhof who, with members of his family and other supporters, built the clubrooms and changing facilities. The grounds are now owned by the Waipa District Council but leased to the club on a long-term basis. 1972: The club applied for its senior men’s team to join the Northern League competition. 1974: Extensions to the clubrooms and playing fields became necessary and were built in 1974, with new junior grounds established beside the Polo Club grounds further north on Vogel St. 1978: The club elected its first women committee member. 1983: Junior teams (11,12 and 13 year
olds) entered the Waikato competitions for the first time in 1983. 1984: The club achieved its first significant success at senior level, winning the Northern League’s 4th Division in 1984. 1993: The club reached new heights, winning the Northern League 2nd division. 1995: The club built a concrete car park that’s still in use today. The car park is where the club sometimes erects temporary grandstands for major fixtures. 2005: The Waipa District Council approved the transfer of the Polo Grounds to the football club for use by its junior players, while the polo club moved to new grounds in Lamb St, Leamington. 2007: The old polo clubhouse was knocked down to make way for a new junior building. The Cambridge junior teams celebrated their new home by winning all five 8th-Open grade WJSA knockout trophies, a first for both Cambridge and the WJSA. 2008: The club’s main senior clubrooms survived a tornado in late 2008 but suffered damage to walls, roof and windows, while shattered glass was sprayed over the nearby number one pitch. Other sports clubs and community groups came to help the club and helped it rebuild. Cambridge won the 2008 Waikato Cup. 2010: The club launched a five–year plan for its membership which had now grown to more than 600 players, with men’s, women’s and junior teams. 2011: After many seasons in the Northern League the club was relegated from the Lotto Sport Italia NRFL Division 2 in 2011 after finishing 12th and losing the challenger series playoff vs Manukau City AFC. The club won the New Zealand Match Programme of the Year Award for 2011.
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Senior clubrooms at John Kerkhof Park : Home since 1967 with major extensions added to the original building in 1974 and 2015. 2012: The club elected to drop two divisions into the Waikato Bay of Plenty Football Federation Division Two to rebuild under coach Karl Dagnall and won promotion in 2012 to Waikato Bay of Plenty Football Federation Division One. In 2012, Cambridge FC announced that John Kerkhof Park would also become the home base for Cambridge Baseball Club. 2013: Cambridge FC and the neighbouring Cambridge Harriers and Athletics Club began a partnership, enabling the football club to play some games at the adjacent athletics track while it developed John Kerkhof Park. In 2013, the club won the Soccer Shop Waikato Plate and hosted premium events such as the Soccer Shop Waikato Cup Final, the Waikato v Bay of Plenty All Stars game, and the WaiBOP Women's All Stars v WaiBOP National League side. In late 2013, the club was appointed as the home ground for five ASB Premiership matches for new franchise WaiBOP United. This meant Cambridge became one of six bases for national league football in New Zealand (the others are Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin). The appointment led to the club becoming an all-year operation, with investment in
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better facilities including upgraded playing surfaces, new changing rooms (scheduled for mid–2014) and a new irrigation system. 2014: The club's first team finished runners–up in the 2014 WaiBOP Federation Division 1, while the U-15 team won the Federation Youth League. Our women won the Waikato Women's Cup. The Cambidge Lacrosse Club moved its playing base to John Kerkhof Park in 2014. In 2014, the club won a series of high profile awards for its work in football and in the wider community. WaiBOP Football named the club its 2014 Club of the Year for its successful efforts to host ASP Premiership fixtures and other premium matches. Cambridge also won two WaiBOP Best Practice awards in 2014 (for building partnerships with sponsors, and for the participation of women at our club). The club was named Waipa District’s 2014 Supreme winner for the Truspower Community Awards, becoming only the second sports club to take this award. This also led to the club’s nomination for the national Trustpower Community Awards to be held in Wellington in March 2015. Cambridge completed its hat-trick of major
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awards in 2014, being named Waipa District’s Sports Club of the Year. We were finalists in the Waikato Sports Club of the Year while chairman Greg Zeuren was named Sports Administrator of the Year for both Waipa and the Waikato in 2014. 2015: As the club entered its 68th season, it did so as an all–year operation, providing winter football for 600+ players, spring/early summer 5-a-side football for social players and acting as a base for national league summer football. It continued to make history — on February 6, 2015, it staged the first game of beach football by women played to FIFA rules and pitch standards in New Zealand, at the Karapiro Sandcourts. In March 2015, construction began of the club’s $200,000 extension to its changing rooms, providing six more sets of showers/ changing rooms. On 25 May 2015, the club staged its first ever international match when Fiji and Hungary came to Cambridge for an U–20 international as preparation for the FIFA U–20 World Cup tournament. In July 2015, our club was awarded the Quality Club Mark by New Zealand Football, becoming only the fourth club in our region to achieve the 1 Star status, and becoming one of fewer than 30 clubs throughout the country to earn the QCM. Cambridge won the 2015 WaiBOP Premiership and the chance to seek promotion to the Northern League. It lost a two-legged play-off to Auckland champions Waitemata by one goal. Our U-17 team won the WaiBOP Youth League. 2016: The club was acknowledged with a Community Services award from Corrections NZ for its work over three years, helping to provide work opportunities for those sentenced by courts to perform work in the community. Cambridge were runners-up in the WaiBOP Premiership and its women’s first team were runners-up in the Waikato Plate.
Catherine Clark was a finalist in the Waipa Sports Administrator of the Year awards. 2017: Member registrations exceeded 800 for the first time, reflecting the ongoing popularity of football and its growth in our town. On the pitch, the club had its most successful season ever, winning the Loaded WaiBOP Premiership and Championship titles, the Waikato Women’s League and retaining the WaiBOP Challenge Shield until 2018. The club’s U-19 side won the satellite tournament at the national youth championships in Napier. The club’s Waikato B team also reached the final of the Waikato Cup. The men’s first team won the Waipa Sports Team of the Year award. Our players Probably the club’s best known past player is New Zealand international striker Chris Wood who joined English Championship club Leeds United for $4.6 million from Leicester City in July 2015. He transferred to Premier League club Burnley in 2017, scoring at Wembley in his debut. Wood made his senior debut at Cambridge as a 14–year–old, having previously played for our juniors. Another former New Zealand international is Maria Anderton, who played for the Football Ferns in 1987, and captained the Cambridge women’s A team for 12 seasons until her retirement as a player in 2014. Cambridge juniors to earn international honours include Tayla Christensen and Katie Hoye (Football Ferns), Jamie Woodlock (NZ U–17s and Papua New Guinea national squad), and Che Bunce (All Whites). Life Members Elected life members: Vic Butler, W.J.Sugden, Bert van Doorne, Eric Sugden, John Kerkhof, Alan Busst, Harry Bekkers, Hans Rakely, Rod Larnach, Kerry Dauphin, Bill Brown, Robert Bradley, Peter Martens.
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Juniors - here’s your chance to run out with the Reds THE REDS ARE LOOKING for young boys and girls who want to be mascots and part of the action during this season’s Northern League matches at John Kerkhof Park.. We’re looking for junior players aged 10-14 who want to show their support for Cambridge at the Lotto NRFL fixtures, and see close-up football at top regional level. Matchday functions To be involved, the youngsters will need to gather at John Kerkhof Park by 2.40pm. Soon after, they will walk onto the number 1 pitch with the Reds and their opponents (see photo from last season’s game), and take part in the line-up on halfway prior to kick off. For the next 90 minutes, the youngsters will act as ball boys/girls, helping retrieve balls that go out of play and giving replacement balls from their positions around the pitch. At half-time, we’ll provide a liquid treat to thank the kids!
Mascots set to walk on with the Reds before a match.
How to get involved We give preference to junior teams that want to come along together but we can accommodate individuals who are happy to mix in with other youngsters. To get involved, please email Matt Malligan, our mascot organiser, at mmalligan@hotmail. com.
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