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Women’s Premier League Wrap Round 5 2012

May 18, 2012 By: Penny Category: Competitions

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Football West News

Report by Nathan Drudi

Northern Redbacks 2
UWA-Nedlands 0

@ Celebration Park A

The Northern Redbacks have beaten UWA-Nedlands in a fairly even game at Celebration Park.

The game was even in the first half with neither side being able to break the deadlock before half time.

In the second half, the Redbacks managed to get on top of UWA-Nedlands and scored two goals in the last 25 minutes of the game to record their fourth win of the season.

Carla Bennett and Jacqueline Nellany scored the goals for the contenders, as UWA-Nedlands stay down the bottom end of the ladder.

The Northern Redbacks get the bye next week, while UWA-Nedlands take on Queens Park.

NTC 0
Queens Park 4

@ Celebration Park B

Queens Park has recorded a big win over the struggling NTC.

A 4-0 win to Queens Park came after a slow start for both sides.

Once Queens Park managed to score their first goal, they calmed down and continued their dominance.

Emily Dean, Timira Rowatt and Monique Gordon scored the goals for Queens Park.

Gordon scored two of the four goals after coming back from suspension, with one of the goals being beautifully set up by Woodfin who came on as a substitute.

The NTC tackle Balcatta next week, while Queens Park take on UWA-Nedlands.

Balcatta 2
Beckenham Angels 7

@ Grindleford Reserve

The Beckenham have claimed top spot on the ladder after a 7-2 demolition of Balcatta at Grindleford Reserve.

Balcatta started well kicking the opening two goals of the match inside the first 20 minutes, with Hazel Barton and Bec Di Carlo put the ball in the net.

The tides soon turned when Dani Calautti scored a remarkable hat-trick in just eight minutes to put the Angels ahead 3-2 at half time.

The run continued in the second half as the goals came from Andrea Preiato and Danielle Jeans, while Lindsey Jobling scored two.

Balcatta take on the NTC next week at Grindleford Reserve, while Beckenham tackles East Fremantle.

The World Football Programme May 19, 2012

May 18, 2012 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

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Listen in to Ann Odong talking womens football at 1130am.

Media Monitoring from Football West

May 17, 2012 By: Penny Category: Competitions

Women start season well
WOMEN’S BUSSELTON Soccer Club have continued their undefeated start to the season in the Premier League, thrashing Bunbury United 13-0 on Sunday.
Maddee Rice and Talisa Homer were the best players on the day as Busselton outperformed their oppo-sition in every area. They face a bigger challenge onSunday when they will meet Hay Park United in an early season top- of-the-table clash.
Coach Jason Blackney said the young side was starting to gel togeth- er well as a team and Sunday’s game would be a good test for them.
“Hay Park have been a successful club for a very long time and have been in good form this year going by the results,” he said. “This weekend’s game will be a good test to see if we’re a top-three team or a team that can challenge for the premiership.” Busselton Redbacks didn’t have as
much luck on the weekend, losing 7-0 to a classy Bunbury Dynamos outfit. The loss was debilitating in more ways than one, with an already undermanned Redbacks side losing key defender Dene Mayers before halftime, with an injury which could see her sidelined for several weeks.
The side will be looking to secure their third win of the season on Sun- day when they host Eaton, who sit one spot below them on the ladder with one win and two draws.
Dunsborough’s hopes of a close game on the weekend were dashed when they went down to Eaton 10-0.
They will be hoping for a more competitive performance against the Dynamos on Sunday as they continue to improve their side.
In Division 1, Geographe Bay Seasiders faced the experienced Bunbury Dynamos in a tough and very physical encounter.
The Dynamos dominated play for most of the match but the Seasiders were able to secure a 1-1 draw thanks to a solid performance from goal- keeper Tegan Hollett and a late score by Chloe Marlow.
Captain Rose Williamson said the side was “ecstatic” with the result and would back themselves in their next match against Eaton.
“We did have a scratch match against them early in the season, and we beat them, so we’re hoping we’ll do well this week,” she said.
The Division 1 Busselton team fin- ished off a good weekend for the club with a 3-1 win against Bunbury United.
They next face ladder-leaders Hay Park United on Sunday.

Busselton Dunsborough Times

Lynwood High School Football Academy Trials for 2013

May 16, 2012 By: Penny Category: Club Noticeboard

Lynwood Senior High School Soccer Academy are holding their trials for year 8 students entering high school in 2013.

Date: Thursday 24th May
Time: 8.45am - 10.45
Venue: Lynwood SHS
Students to bring full soccer gear (shin pads, boots) along with trainers or indoor boots as part of the trial will be done indoors

Endorsed through Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) by the Department of Education, our Specialised Soccer Academy has been operating since 2004. The Academy is designed to provide a unique opportunity for talented football players (boys and girls aged 13-18 years of age), to develop their individual skills and knowledge of the game at the highest level, in a setting that promotes leadership and civic responsibilities.

The program:
The program encompasses all aspects of soccer and aims to provide opportunities for students on and off the field. The program includes:

• 4 hours of practical coaching time per week based on the National Curriculum set out by the Football Federation Australia (FFA). This time does not impact on the learning program of the students.
• Participation in the Champions Schools Glory Cup and Zone Carnival tournaments
• The program is implemented with a full academic curriculum, with the opportunities to gain University Entrance, TAFE entry or complete Certificate II in Sport and Recreation
• Opportunity to compete overseas with our tours of England and Singapore
• Attainment of the Grassroots and Junior Coaching Licences through Football West
• Attainment of the Level 5 Referee licence through Football West
• Links to National Training Centre (NTC), State Levels and local Club Competition
• Event management in Carnival Operations.
Sporting Facilities:
• Two full sized soccer pitches
• Indoor gym
• Weights and aerobics room
• Swimming pool
• Fully equipped Soccer building including Speed Agility and Quickness (SAQ) equipment

The Coaching team:

Ms Nicola Williams
• AFC A Coaching Licence
• FFA Conditioning Licence
• FFA U20 Australian Young Matildas Assistant Coach
• FFA U13 Australian Girls Head Coach
• NTC, State and School State Girls Coach
• Premier League Women’s’ Player

Mr Tony Campbell
• C Licence Coach, I diploma SAQ
• 19 years coaching experience at all grades and levels in Perth
• State Schoolboys manager
• Academy and State Coach for football west
• Ex-state league player (Perth)
• State Futsal Player

Further Information
To be part of this program, students need to attend selection trials to enter the program. To register your interest please contact the school on 9354 0600 and ask for an application form.
http://lynwood.wa.edu.au/index.php?page=academy-of-excellence

Round 3 Premier League Wrap

May 04, 2012 By: Penny Category: Competitions

Round 3 Women’s State Premier League wrap

30.04.2012

Football West News

Report by James Mooney

NTC 2 (Zoe Whittal, Emma Leaning)
Northern Redbacks 9 (Jacqueline Nellany 4, Leigh Kelly, Carol Howes, Steph Grant, Lauren Riley, Clare Dunn)

@ Celebration Park

A four-goal haul from striker Jacqueline Nellany led the Northern Redbacks to a 9-2 Victory over the National Training Center.

In the first half Nellany showed her class finding herself in the right position at the right time to slot home her first goal.

Capitalising on defensive mistakes by NTC Nellany was able to double her total.

Going into half time the score was 4-1.

NTC coach Nicola Williams gave credit to her side early on, however the final stages of the game saw fitness became NTC’s downfall.

Redbacks coach Tim Hodgson continues to set the bar high for his squad despite the 9-2 drubbing.

Hodgson described the game on the whole as flat and believes the Redbacks still have much to improve on.

Next week NTC will face in form Beckenham Angels while the Redbcks travel to Queens Park.

Balcatta 0
UWA-Nedlands 0

@ Grindleford Reserve

UWA- Nedlands and Balcatta were forced to grind out a 0-0 draw despite several chances form both sides.

UWA Coach Conrad McKelvie praised his squad’s efforts after being dominated in the first half.

Balcatta were in control for the first twenty minutes of the game with a majority of the possession but were unable to capitalize.

In the second half UWA began to find their feet, however squandered multiple chances in front of goal, with Katie Schubert sending in cross after cross.

East Fremantle SC 3 (Branwin Morgan, Tegan Wright, Laura Prescott)
Queens Park 2 (Opal Wright 2)

@ Wauhop Park

A strong first half from East Fremantle guided them to a 3-2 victory over Queens Park.

A missed penalty by Queens Park in the opening 20 seconds of the first half set their trend for the game.

East Fremantle made the first half their own scoring all three goals in the half.

A strong midfield effort was key in setting up Branwin Morgan’s goal.

An East Fremantle corner caused a scramble in Queens Park’s 18-yard box and Tegan Wright was able to slot her shot through the crowd.

A solo effort from Laura Prescott from midfield found her in a position to shoot across goal and score the winner.

Opal Wright’s brace was a positive taken out of the game for Queens as she continued her goal scoring form.

Queens Park continue to seek their first win of the season off the back of a strong pre-season.

Next week East Fremantle travel to UWA while Queens will have to deal with the in-form Northern Redbacks at Coker Park.

Round 1 Women’s Cup results

May 03, 2012 By: Penny Category: Competitions

Round 1

TIME HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUE
1:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Floreat Athena FC (DV5) 5 - 6 Lynwood United FC (DV2) Britannia Reserve B (Map) Email Match Reminder
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1:00 PM
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Curtin University SC (DV5) 0 - 13 Mandurah City FC (DV2) Edinburgh Oval B (Map) Email Match Reminder
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1:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Dynamos SC 3 - 0 North Beach (Res) Forrest Park Bunbury (Map) Email Match Reminder
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1:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Quinns FC (Res) 1 - 6 Kingsley SC (DV3) Gumblossom Park C (Map) Email Match Reminder
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1:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Perth Hills United FC 0 - 4 Woodvale FC 9DV3) Harry Riseborough Ground A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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Wed 25/Apr
Sporting Warriors (DV5) 2 - 5 Blackwood United SC Miles Park A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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1:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Sorrento FC (DV4) 1 - 14 Curtin University SC (DV1) Percy Doyle Reserve B (Map) Email Match Reminder
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1:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
North Lake SC (DV3) 0 - 9 Melville City FC (DV1) Spanish Club of Western Australia A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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1:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Brooklands FC 0 - 8 Subiaco AFC (DV1) Woodford Reserve B (Map) Email Match Reminder
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2:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Port Kennedy SC (DV2) 0 - 1 Rockingham Womens & Girls SC (DV6) Koorana Reserve 1A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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3:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Northern Redbacks Res 21 - 0 Noranda SC (Res) Celebration Park A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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3:00 PM
Wed 25/Apr
Queens Park Res 0 - 3 Fremantle United SC Coker Park A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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Kelmscott Roos SC (DV1) 3 - 0 Balga SC (DV3) Frye Park B (Map) Email Match Reminder
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Balcatta SC (Res) 4 - 2 Kelmscott Roos (Res) Grindleford Reserve 2 (Map) Email Match Reminder
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Wed 25/Apr
Quinns FC (DV1) 3 - 0 North Beach SC (DV1) Gumblossom Park A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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Wed 25/Apr
Beckenham Angels (Res) 6 - 5 UWA-Nedlands FC (DV2) Mills Park No 3 A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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Subiaco AFC (Res) 3 - 0 Wembley Downs SC (DV2) Rosalie Park B (Map) Email Match Reminder
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3:00 PM
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North Lake SC (DV6) 0 - 3 Bassendean Caledonian (DV2) Spanish Club of Western Australia B (Map) Email Match Reminder
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7:30 PM
Wed 2/May
Olympic Kingsway SC 2 - 6 Cockburn City SC (DV1) Kingsway Reserve A (Map) Email Match Reminder
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BYE Centenary FC (DV3)

World Football Programme note of merit

May 03, 2012 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

Listen to Beckenham Angels club theme song. Refer to  our facebook site for the clubs rendition.

The World Football Run Sheet

May 03, 2012 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

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Kelme competition and The World Football Programme

April 26, 2012 By: Penny Category: Club Noticeboard, Football in the Media

Taster 1

Kelme will provide a playing strip to the value of $900.00

Taster 2

You must be a member of FBW and Radio Fremantle

Taster 3

The competition runs through April 2012

The World Football Programme (WFP) team are looking for a club song in the spirit of the game. The winning club will win a full strip (shirt, shorts and socks) to the value of $900.00 from Kelme.

1. Club and its entry individuals must be a Radio Fremantle station member and registered with FootballWest (FBW). Station membership is gratefully received and is non refundable should this competition not proceed.

2. Club must endorse the entry

3. Reason, sense and ethics prevail. The club’s entry must not break the laws of the land, station, ACMA or FBW rules especially regards bringing the game into disrepute.

4. Runs through month of April

5. Entries are judged by combination of WFP team rating and votes and number of likes on Facebook. The WFP team are finalist judges and their nominees and their decision is final and without appeal

6. Entries must be in a format that can be posted on you tube and posted to the WFP facebook site for public attention

7. A minimum of 5 entries must be received for the competition to run.

8. Kelme will provide a full playing strip of 14 jerseys, shorts and socks value of $900.00 and WFP and Radio Fremantle is not responsible for any delay or problem in providing same

9. Club must provide an original club theme song that reflects the views, philosophy and image of the club and must not be a karaoke or mock entry. A cover of another artist’s song is acceptable as an entry if in law it is so and is stated as such

10. Entry must be a maximum of 4 minutes inclusive of an introduction of club and individuals and explanation of theme song

11. The WFP team will remove distasteful entries, report offensive behaviour and not consider said entry if it considers the entry not in the spirit of the game and this competition

12. On completion of the competition period the WFP will have one week to assess entries and speak with clubs as required before announcing the winner the next Saturday after the end of April unless this is an Easter weekend or is within 7 days of end of April. In which case the winner is announced the following Saturday

13. The winning entry will be put into the public domain via website, facebook, radio and various other media as may be determined by the WFP Team..

FBW is Football West

WFP is The World Football Programme 107.9FM Radio Programme

WFP Team are the Programme presenters and their nominees

Facebook site is https://www.facebook.com/WPF107.9FM

Enquiries direct to Penny TannerHoath via text or call 0408921832.p

Sam Kerr back in the Matildas camp

April 19, 2012 By: Penny Category: Perth Glory Women, State Teams and Programmes

A Westfield Matildas development squad will enter their second camp of the year in Canberra today (19-22 April).

Westfield Matildas Head Coach Tom Sermanni has selected a 35-player squad for the three day training camp at the Australian Institute of Sport.

“We had a fantastic camp in Wollongong last month and some of the players that have been brought into the squad have really stepped up to the rigours of national team training well,” said Sermanni.

“At this camp we are also bringing in some of our injured players, including Bubs (Melissa Barbieri), Sam Kerr, KK (Elise Kellond-Knight) and Lauren Colthorpe, to monitor their rehab and check on their progress.

“It’s a big squad this time around which means we will be able to try a lot of different things and continue to test out some of the younger players as we move towards our next Asian and World Cup cycle.”

The Westfield Matildas camp also coincides with the FFA National Junior Championships for Girls also held in Canberra.

Westfield Matildas development squad
Australian Institute of Sport
April 19-22, 2012

*Perth Glory players in bold

ALLEN Teigen
ANDREWS Tara (U18)
ARNOLD Mackenzie (U18)
BARBIERI Melissa
BISSET Jennifer
BOLGER Nicola
BROGAN Danielle
BROWN Ashley (U18)
BRUSH Ellie
BURKE Trudy
BUTT Tameka
CATLEY Stephanie
CHECKER Emma (U18)
COLTHORPE Lauren
COOPER Caitlin
DAVEY Brianna (U18)
FOORD Caitlin (U18)
GARRIOCK Heather
GIELNIK Emily
GILL Kathryn
GORRY Katrina
KELLOND-KNIGHT Elise
KENNEDY Alanna (U18)
KERR Samantha (U18)
MCLAREN Sian
PERRY Ellyse
POLIAS Teresa
ROLLASON Renee
SIMON Kyah
SLATYER Thea
SPENCE Brooke
SYKES Nicole
UZUNLAR Servet
WALSH Sarah
YEOMAN-DALE Georgia

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