The Range Lite - Issue 4, 2015

THE RANGE Lite

Photo: Graeme Blake

MATCHDAY PROGRAMME FOR THE LOADED WAIBOP UNITED YOUTH TEAM

WaiBOP United v Canterbury United Sunday December 6, 2015 Porritt Stadium, Hamilton

Welcome to our Visitors WaiBOP United would like to welcome the players and coaching staff of Canterbury United to Porri Stadium for this 9th round ASB Youth League match.

This is the pointy end of the season, where a single victory or defeat can mean so much to a team’s final standing

in the league. Both ourselves and Canterbury enter the match off vital wins and, with so much at stake, this promises to be a real cracker.

A big thank you also to all the volunteers who ensured today’s match runs smoothly.

ASB Youth League - Rd 8 Defending ASB Youth League champions Nelson Marlborough Falcons secured a 3-1 victory over Team Wellington hal ng the visitors’ impressive winning streak at six matches.

Max Winterton put Nelson ahead and Riley Haymes made it 2-0 with 25 minutes to go. Finn Moore grabbed his seventh of the season to pull one back for Team Wellington, but Winterton ended the doubt in the 88th minute.

The result s ll sees Team Wellington at the top of the pile but only on goal difference a er Waitakere United claimed a 3-2 win over the Wellington Phoenix at Ngahue Reserve in Auckland.

The hosts came from a goal down a er Gianni Bouzoukis opened the scoring for the Phoenix three minutes before hal ime but early goals in the second half from Nick Sugden and Jake Porter had Waitakere ahead.

Bouzoukis responded again in the 83rd minute but Judd Baker’s 90th minute winner clinched Waitakere’s fi h straight victory.

Canterbury United occupy third place, a point behind the top two a er an empha c 5-0 win over Southern United

at ASB Football Park in Christchurch.

The hosts were four goals up by hal ime thanks to Abdul Khalifa, Sho Mathieson, Ryan Stanley and Renta Yamamoto. Khalifa’s second of the day inside the first 10 minutes of the second half completed the scoring.

WaiBOP United sit in fourth place a er a s rring comeback win over Heartland Wairarapa at Memorial Park in Masterton. Heartland were two goals up a er 27 minutes thanks to Josh McMenamin and Mike McCutcheon but Dylan Stansfield gave WaiBOP a foothold five minutes before hal ime.

Stansfield levelled two minutes into the second half and the comeback was completed when subs tute Quinton Kipara found a drama c 91st minute winner.

Auckland City FC hold seventh spot following their resounding 5-0 win over Hawke’s Bay United at Seddon Fields in Auckland, compounding the misery for the league’s bo om side, who are yet to register a point in the compe on.

Auckland United moved into eighth place with a 4-0 result over Manawatu United at Centre Park in Mangere.

Quinton Kipara looks for an opening in our last ASB Youth League home game against Auckland United. Photo: Graeme Blake.

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Some images from our ASB Youth League round 6 home game against Auckland United. Above: Jono Viviani receives the ball in the mixer. Below: Paul Clout slices through the Auckland United defence.

Photos: Graeme Blake.

ASB Youth League Team Team Wellington Waitakere United Canterbury United WAIBOP UNITED Southern United Nelson Marlborough Falcons Auckland City Auckland United Wellington Phoenix Manawatu United Heartland Wairarapa Hawkes Bay United

P 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

W 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 2 2 2 1 0

D 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 2 2 1 1 0

L 2 2 1 2 3 3 3 4 4 5 6 8

F 24 18 22 17 23 14 26 8 15 8 8 14

A 9 8 11 13 15 14 10 11 19 28 23 36

Pts 18 18 17 16 15 15 13 8 8 7 4 0

2015 Youth Fixtures Date Opponents H/A Venue Oct 4 Nelson/Marlboro’ Home Matamata Domain, Matamata Oct 11 Well Phoenix Away Wakefield Park, Wellington Oct 17 Waitakere Utd Away Ngahue Reserve, Auckland Nov 1 Hawke’s Bay Utd Home St Peter’s School, Cambridge Nov 8 Southern Utd Away Tahuna Park, Dunedin Nov 14 Team Wellington Away David Farrington Park, Wellington Nov 22 Auckland Utd Home St Peter’s School, Cambridge Nov 28 H/land Wairarapa Away Memorial Park, Masterton Dec 6 Canterbury Utd Home Porri Stadium, Hamilton Dec 13 Manawatu Utd Away Memorial Park, Palmerston North Dec 20 Auckland City Home FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton * Please check for any alteraƟons at www.waibopunited.co.nz

Result 0-1 loss 0-0 draw 3-2 win 5-1 win 4-3 win 1-4 loss 1-0 win 3-2 win

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2015/16 ASB Premiership The 2015/16 ASB Premiership season is well underway for Loaded WaiBOP United.

A couple of narrow defeats against Team Wellington and Hawke’s Bay United have sandwiched a big win over Waitakere United. Next up is Southern United away, which you can watch live on Sky Sport this a ernoon.

Date Opponents H/A Venue Result Nov 15 Team Wellington Home Gower Park, Hamilton 2-3 loss Nov 19 Waitakere Utd Away QBE Stadium, Auckland 5-1 win Nov 26 Hawke’s Bay Utd Home Owen Delany Park, Taupo 0-1 loss Dec 6 Southern Utd Away Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin 4.35pm Dec 10 Canterbury Utd Away ASB Football Park, Christchurch 7.05pm Dec 20 Auckland City Home FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton 4.35pm Jan 9 Well Phoenix Away Newtown Park, Wellington 2.00pm Jan 14 Southern Utd Home FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton 7.35pm Jan 21 Waitakere Utd Home FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton 7.35pm Jan 31 Team Wellington Away David Farrington Park, Wellington 2.00pm Feb 7 Canterbury Utd Home FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton 4.35pm Feb 14 Hawke’s Bay Utd Away Bluewater Stadium, Napier 3.00pm Feb 20 Well Phoenix Home Links Ave Stadium, Mt Maunganui 1.00pm Feb 28 Auckland City Away Kiwitea Street, Auckland 4.35pm * Please check for any alteraƟons at www.waibopunited.co.nz/fixtures

2015/16 ASB Premiership Table Auckland City Hawkes Bay United Team Wellington Canterbury United WAIBOP UNITED Southern United Wellington Phoenix Waitakere United

P 4 3 3 3 3 3 4 5

W 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1

D 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 4

F 12 5 7 6 7 1 3 5

A 3 1 5 5 5 5 8 14

Pts 10 7 6 6 3 3 3 3

Loaded Isotonic Sports Drink are WaiBOP United’s Naming Rights Partner for the 2015/16 ASB Premiership season.

The team will be known as Loaded WaiBOP United a er we recently reached agreement with Davies Foods. Loaded will fuel WaiBOP United and WaiBOP Football Federa on.

WaiBOP United

Canterbury United

— 12.30pm kick off — 1 Ryan Watson (GK) 2 Bailey Webster 3 Jonathan Viviani 4 Shaun Morgan 5 Jackson Houlihan 6 Robert Parekowhai-Gudex 7 Blair Bates 8 Fawwaz Ali 9 10 Jamie Woodlock 11 Quinton Kipara 12 Paul Clout 13 Jacob Robb 14 Luke Searle 15 James Davies 16 Liam Hayes 17 Jacob Brown 18 Jacob Mechell 19 Raheem Hunter-Ali 20 Neil Achary (GK) 21 Lachlan McIsaac 22 Nathan Kinney 23 Maksim Manko 24 Dylan Bull Head Coach: Michael Built Assistant Coach: Peter Davies Manager: Steven Built Trainer: Jordan Shaw

1 Lewis Gordon 2 Sean Mulcahy 3 Fraser Angus 4 Jonathan Inwood 5 Sam Maoate-Cox 6 Zach Gordon 7 Meysum Shafahi 8 Abdul Khalifa 9 Ryan Stanley 10 Boon Ozawa 11 Renta Yamamoto 12 Aaron Spain 13 Jackson Brady 14 Dante Alley 15 Dylan Chadwick 16 Sho Mathieson 17 Jayden Booth 18 Andrew Storer 19 Byron Heath 20 Simon Chre en 21 Jordan Spain 22 Max Collingwood 23 Jacob Richards 24 Aiden Barbour-Ryan 25 Luke Fowler Head Coach: Andrew Pitman Assistant: Lee Padmore Physio: Richard Williams Manager: Marcus Beaton

TODAY’S OFFICIALS Referee: W. White Assistant Referee 1: A. Wilson Assistant Referee 2: A. Mitchell Fourth Official: D. Wilkinson Referee Assessor: B. Chibnall