Cygnet Sea Dragons Junior Soccer Club - Edition 4 24 May 2014

Edition 4 –24 May 2014

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Another entertaining round saw some fantastic competitive matches played out. Thanks to those who

have been submitting match reports and results with any hassle from me. Really makes my life easier to

receive by Tuesday evening.

This week Played 9 Won 5 Lost 3 Draw 1 For 21 Against 23

This season Played 19 Won 11 (58%) Lost 6 Draw 2 For 59 Against 58

2013 Rd 2 Played 20 Won 12 Lost 5 Draw 2 For 91 Against 46

I have attached to this newsletter as a separate document a memo from Football Federation

Tasmania which makes for interesting reading regarding parent behaviour.

George Award and votes

Don’t forget to maintain a count of who receive the 3-2-1 votes after each game. I am maintain the

votes for a number of teams, but if I am not, please keep track so that when we order the trophies at

the end of season it is not big issue to tell me who will win this prestigious award. Coaches will also be

able to select the “Coaches Award” trophy.

Adult Team – Cygnet Town FC The adults ventured on their longest road trip of the season – a two and a half hour trip

one way to Nubeena. Nubeena call themselves the “Pirates” and when we arrived we

were greeted by a friendly bunch of people. Only 12 players were able to make this

roadtrip including our veteran John Andrews who had not yet donned our playing strip

this season but came to aide in anyway he could. The first 20 minutes saw both teams

attacking however the Pirates took the lead via a soft goal. Cygnet again started to

counter effectively and our star striker Lee (reminder he is our special marquee striker from Liverpool,

cousin to Karl Pilkington of TV fame) drew level with a shot from distance that had no right to go in. It

was the 33rd minute when I hobbled off with a torn calve muscle and the team realised that was it. No

subs and 60 odd minutes to dig deep. Another fairly soft goal was conceded and we went to the

break 1-2 down. We changed our formation and put Lee and Ayoub (our fastest two) up front with the

long ball or through ball employed at every chance. The 2nd half was one of pure guts and

determination. We won the half 3-0 to see out the win 4-2 and Steve Cumper took an expertly and well

deserved goal which gave us the 2 goal cushion with 10 to go. The last 10 mins everyone was out on

their feet, but our defence became impenetrable and we continued to attack on the quick counter

wave after wave. This game summed up the Cygnet spirit and never say die attitude. We went to

Nubeena looking for match practice and to be competitive, we came back a strong united team with

the victory and a great deal of confidence. Well done team.

Cygnet Town FC 4 def Nubeena Pirates 2 (Lee 3, Steve 1).

Rosters If you ever want to check the rosters out for yourself they are available at http://www.crjsa.com/rosters

Game rules reminder – To all those who may or will referee a game this season, it is time to do a

refresher on the rules for your age groups. Go to this link and have a read of the rules.

http://www.crjsa.com/rules-and-regulations




"Weakness of attitude becomes weakness of character." Albert Einstein

worry is more exhausting than a week of work. John Lubbock

National Curriculum – help for Coaches designing training drills For the coaches, FFA (Football Federation Australia) has a document which in it contains numerous

games for training that help focus on the key skills based on age group. I encourage all coaches or

potential coaches to review these sections. The document is large, but basically you can go to the

section relevant to your age group as follows:

- U6 to U9 - Discovery Phase page 92

- U10 to U13 Skills Acquisition Phase page 127

- U14 to U17 Game Training page 189.

Setting up your Friday training will never be easier if you incorporate the games and skills focus that are

outlined in this document.

The document can be downloaded at

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/site/_content/document/FFA_National_Curriculum.pdf

Good luck for the coming games

Go the Green

The Rambler (Dave Sayers)

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2. Saturday’s Matches and Ground Directions: Cygnet Sea Dragons Roster – Round 2(Juniors) – 17 May 2014

Team: Kick Off:

Location: Opponent: Prev Result

Juniors

U6 Green Div 2 South 10:00 Huonville Huon Valley White

U7 Green Div 1 South 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Green

U8 Green Div 1 South 9:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Blue

U8 White Div 2 South 12:00 Cygnet Southern Christian College

U9 Green Div 2 City 10:00 Cygnet St Virgils Blue

U9 White Div 5 City 11:00 Cygnet Friends Red

U10 Green Div 2 City 11:00 Lightwood

Park Kingborough Lions Blue

U11 Green Div 4 City 11:00 Friends Friends Red

U12 All Stars Girls 10:00 Calvin Calvin

U14 Youth 2:00 Huonville Nelson

Cygnet Town FC

(Adults) 4:45

Cygnet AFL

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Ground Directions:

Huonville: Behind Woolworths

Lightwood Park: behind Kingborough Sports Centre Summerleas Road Kingston

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Friends: 2 Queens Walk


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Calvin: Sophia St Kingston


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THE FOOTBALL RAMBLER “for the hardcore enthusiasts”

An interesting article from the web

Why Vision is essential to be a good player

I’ve been in this game for years and when I speak with other players or coaches about youth and coaching, I always get the same ole lackey responses.

“We must teach first touch!” “We must coach dribbling skills!” “Speed is so important in the modern game!”

Well ok, when teaching the game all of those are important and my colleagues are genuinely correct. But, how I see it, “vision” is by far the most powerful skill! Now let me explain why.

There are some fortunate souls who are born with the innate skill of good vision. However, the rest of us need to cultivate and really work on forming this skill. Just like any other skill be that, speed, dribbling, passing etc. You should also work on your vision.

Why vision is important in soccer?

• Vision creates calmness

With good vision you will promote other important qualities like calmness. Take for example you are in the midst of high-pressure situations. If you see where your opponents are, and where they are coming from you are more capable of trapping the ball in the right direction away from the high-pressure defence. Also, with good vision you will know where your teammates are located at in regards to the opponents high-pressure. This allows for a smart one touch pass, or just being tranquil with possession. Since you know where opponents and teammates are at you are already ahead of the game!

• Vision helps with trapping

Trapping is very important and of course you need the ability to trap physically but you also need to be aware of who’s around you. Being calm because you know where your teammates are positioned is an enabler to your trapping ability. Your first touch will be calm, since you are confident and know where people are around you. Your support and square pass is just one trap away!




• Vision helps dribbling and passing

Imagine you receive a ball, and you see everyone on the field because of your awesome vision. You have time to take someone on so you start dribbling. You make a move, and then you notice someone coming in from the side to double-team you. Then in the corner of your eye you notice a teammate moving into position for a quick one two. You then fake one-way but pass to your teammate and your teammate does a one-two with you. You just faked out two guys because of your vision.

Some players because of their natural born ability may forsake good vision; however, once they get older and their skill starts to fade their vision will become all the more important. So why not work on it NOW! (Note: Most good players have great vision.)

COACHES BOX

When is a Bye not a Bye?? This is my eleventh season in Junior/Youth soccer. For most of those years I’ve

been involved in coaching teams. I have a name for the entire era. I call it

“the wilderness years”. I’ve studied and learned from some of the world’s great

coaches. I can’t remember who it was that came up with this sobering

quotation, “every win takes you one step nearer to your next defeat”. I’ve

come up with an adaptation of that quote. It goes “every defeat takes you one step nearer

to a, er…..another defeat”. I’ve got so used to losing matches that my attempts to lift the

players after yet another loss has become habitual. Usually I’ll spout some garbage about us

coming oh so close and I’m sure our first win in seven years is just around the corner and how

we dominated the fourteen seconds after half time and how unlucky we were to concede

seventeen!! After each of our first three matches this season I’ve launched into my usual spiel

only for Big Dave or one of the players to tentatively interrupt me after about twenty five

minutes to point out that we actually won the match which can actually shed a new light on

things. Three wins and on Saturday we were supposed to have the bye when the Federation

discovered that our opponents were in fact a “phantom” team, whatever that is. However,

some meddling bureaucrat decided to disrupt our plans for our free match-day (Dave and I

had planned to go to a flower show) by relegating a University team from the U16

competition, that had similar composition to ours in terms of players’ ages (I tried to sell the

coaches of the Nelson U16 team who now had a bye instead of us, two tickets to the flower

show and promptly received a size thirteen boot up my rectum for my troubles but I digest).

For the first time this season Big Jake, Tall Isaac, Colossal Vincent (Editor’s Note: he wasn’t

even there due to illness), and, Gargantuan Seth) had to face up to players who outclassed

us in terms of both stature and physical structure. If size rather than age was a disqualifier

University had a player who would have been barred from participating in adult matches.

They certainly used their physical advantage to good effect and in a clever manner. Some of

it may have been border-line but as far as I could tell they generally kept to the right side of

what is legal so no complaints from us. They also had a tad more soccer nous than us and at

times played some great stuff. Sure we had our moments as time and again in the early part

of the game Isaac was outpacing their defenders and getting in on goal but by half time

they had adjusted and moved a couple of their faster players back to counter Isaac’s threat.

Sure he still had chances but was always under pressure and could only manage one goal

with a fine run and shot after Josh had set him up having won a fifty-fifty tackle in the box

against one of their bigger players with the type of intent we would have liked not only him

but most of his team mates to have demonstrated more often in the match. By that time

University had scored four and although we had held them to 0-1 at half-time our collective




heads sunk after we had conceded a second early in the second half. This University team

were certainly no “phantoms” and to be honest I’ll take a loss every time in a match in which

we learn something (which we certainly did) over a bye in which we learn nothing and are

forced to resort to attending flower shows. Despite the lesson we were handed on the day I

don’t think the gap between us and them is insurmountable and had we managed to score

from one of our early chances who knows what might have happened. We’ll regroup and

we’ll be ready for the return fixture later in the season. In the meantime we look forward to

the visit of Nelson (U14) this Saturday at the Valley. We are improving – our trend despite the

hiccough, is steadily upwards. Can’t wait for Saturday.

U14 Division Red – Cygnet Sea Dragons 1-5 University (Scorers for Cygnet –Isaac Beecroft 1). Yours, The Coaches Box (aka George Wilson)




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Message for All Parents (and Kids): If your child is unable to play for any reason please contact your team coach or reply to Dave Sayers

who will pass message on as if we know in time we may be able to get a player from one of the other

teams to double up and therefore we avoid playing short or having to borrow from the other team.

Telephone numbers/email of team coaches above fixtures, results and scorers – item 9.

Canteen roster (Coordinator – Alison Nicholas – contact details below):

We are now calling for Seadragon Canteen volunteers. Volunteering for canteen is easy and

a great way for Seadragon Supporters to catch up with others, help out and watch their

Seadragon's game! If each family (without coaching commitments) can help out one

Saturday during the term the Seadragons Canteen will run at its most efficient and most

profitable. Canteen is the Seadragons Soccer Club's biggest fundraiser so your support is

essential!

Instructions for Volunteers: What to do?

Alison (canteen coordinator) will contact you a few days before your rostered on Saturday to

organised who will bring what.

- Volunteers will buy/bring bread, milk, free-range eggs and sliced onions (we love eggs

from home gardens)

• Boks bacon and sausages will be provided by Alison, either Friday night training or

before matches start on Saturday.

• if more sausages etc. are required on the day, they can be purchased locally in

Cygnet.

- Please arrive 15mins before first game starts.

- When you get there the canteen will be unlocked. All the stock and supplies are in plastic

boxes and cupboards inside the canteen.

- Volunteers setup inside canteen, ready for service; setup bbq, cook bacon, eggs, onions

and sausages; serve; clean up and put everything back.

- Volunteers place receipts in Float container and please reimburse yourselves for any

expenses. Float goes back to canteen coordinator.




if you want to...

- It is always fantastic if there are home-made muffins, scones or biscuits but only bring

these if you can...!

- Full instructions are in the canteen.

Thanks for your support!

Alison Nicholas

ph. 0459630511

[email protected]

Date Time Names 10th May 8:45 – 12:15 4 home games – Genevieve, Dagny, Michael Garner plus others

helped at time (Thanks to all, great to see many helpers at various

times)

17th May 8:45 – 12:15 4 home games – Jane Alpine, Team Ody

24th May 8:45 – 12:15 5 home games – Michael Garner, Cathy Forman

31st May 8:45 – 12:15 5 home games – Jane Herring, Jason Lunden, Kate, Dave




Match Reports

U6 Green

It was back to back victories for the U6s as they triumphed 5-1 over a determined

Kingborough team. Some early pressure from Cygnet resulted in a Kingborough own goal,

which was soon followed up by a surging run down the wing by Euan Asher and a second

goal in the net. Kingborough fought back valiantly and some solid team play resulted in a

goal for the away side. Cygnet rallied after the goal, and solid defensive work from Riley

Direen and growing confidence from Jango Beecroft kept the scoreline to 2-1 at half time.

Fuelled by orange segment goodness, Cygnet kicked off the second half. Euan Asher added

to his growing goal tally with an audacious lob over three players straight into into the back of

the net. Goal of the season? His over-excited Dad certainly thought so. More tenacious

play by Jamie Alpine added a fourth goal and breathing space for Cygnet. A welcome

return to the team for Flynn Smith was capped by another great individual run and he

showed great determination as the opposition closed down the space to scramble a fifth

goal across the line.

Great team spirit from everyone and Cygnet will go into next week’s away game at Huonville

with growing confidence and many proud parents.

Cygnet 5 def Kingborough 1 (Euan 2, Jamie A 1, Flynn S, OG 1,)

U7 Green

Great defence Abby – stopped a goal, Isaac also turned over the ball. Charlie great sliding

kick. Wes kicked a goal in his first game. Will great skills to break through the pack. Whole

team played really well together.

Cygnet 5 def St Aloysius 3 (Archie 2, Charlie 1, Isaac 1, Wes 1)

U8 Green

Thanks to Dave, Chris and Eran for sorting out two teams for the U8s this week rather than 13

on one team of 7-on-the-field: meant everyone got more playing time and it was easier on

the grown-ups too! Kingborough were great sports, being happy to delay play for a few

minutes, waiting for the rest of our team to turn up. The first half saw the two teams very

evenly matched with no-one scoring at all, with Harry defending nicely in goals with his shiny

new gloves. Newest team member Hugo showed a dazzling display of footwork and skillfully

found a clear path for the ball through the pack. Several times Oli valiantly put his body on

the line for the sake of the team, and Rory impressed the crowd with a speccy left-footer.

Energy and focus waned a little in the second half, and although Benny scored a goal and

showed great perseverance trying for another one, several goals sneaked past our defense.

However, Rory showed excellent teamwork, calling to his players to pass the ball at




appropriate times, Billy cleared the ball from the opponents with a beautiful slide, and the

team made us proud, no matter what the score. Go the Greens!

U8 Green 1 def by Kingborough Blue 4 (Benny 1).

U8 White

Won 3-2 – Kes 2 goals, Siya 1

U9 Green

With wet and blustery conditions and opponents unknown, our bunch of unbeaten in year’s

stars took on South Hobart Primary. This was a very even contest from start to finish, with the

only difference being a great run by Zac in which the goal keeper fumbled his shot and Zac

gleefully accepted to see us sneak the win 1-0.

It was great to see the twins Kate and Holly back and they were always in the middle

stopping the opposition forays. Sam stepped up after his first game experience and made a

number of great steals and runs. All round a great team effort and our defence was rock

solid. We just need to start re-focusing on the fast and accurate passing we finished last

season with and some more positioning to ensure we keep matching the strong opposition

this season. (Eds note: West Hobart who we defeated 5-3 recently demolished Waimea

Wyverns in our division 14-0 on the weekend which makes our first up win even better). Thanks

to Liam Howard for taking goals in the 2nd half to give us 1 sub.

Great job guys.

The Rambler (Dave)

U9 Green 5 def West Hobart 3 (Zac 4, Lauren 1)

U9 White

Well, what can one say…a lot actually.

The turnaround from last weeks ‘shellacking’ was impressive. The team bolted out of the gate

in the opening 10 minutes and knocked in 3 goals and at that point it looked like we were

about to inflict a painful drubbing to the opposition.

The big difference was the intensity and tempo that was displayed – especially in defence,

with our players putting on a lot of pressure whenever a Strike player had the ball. It was great

to see our ‘new chums’ – Aimee, Noah and Ozi being able to thwart the opposition’s attack

with a judicious kick or three when it was needed.




In the last part of the 1st half the Strike managed to serve up some of our ‘own medicine’

which resulted in a half time score of 3-2.

A tense 2nd half almost saw us pull away on two occasions with one shot being struck at close

range that hit the hand of one of our players and another deft shot that shaved the

woodwork.

To the Strikes credit they continued the momentum and leveled the scores and a draw was a

fair result to both teams. It was heartening to see the team get ‘back off the canvas’ after

last weekends result.

Well done kids.

The Sideline Scribe Cygnet Sea Dragons 3 drew Lenah Valley Strike 3 (Floyd 2, Otis 1)

U10 Green

This week, our coaching team decided that we would place the players in positions without

consulting them too much so we had a game plan for both halves, didn't all go quite

according to plan, but we aim to continue in that manner so that everyone gets to play in a

variety of positions whilst we still know that we are putting forward a strong team. This match

had an added incentive as one of the opposition players played for our team last year and it

was a matter of honour for our team to win on home turf. We had three subs this week so

everyone was told to go hard and then they could come off for a break when they needed

it.

The first half of the game was exceptional. Every player knew their position and stuck to it.

Every player gave 100% effort and we saw a great deal of skill and teamwork. It paid off. The

ball spent most of the time in our half so the defence line, headed by Ned and supported by

Elliot and Oscar, who really had the art of scissoring down pat, didn't get too much action.

Although Codi was keenly aware of what was going on in the match the ball didn't get as far

as him too often. We went into half time 1 up. Goal to Cobi, with plenty of forward support

from Denzel, Riley and Liam.

At half time we talked to the team about playing a more attacking mid field. Denzel took on

the role of goalie and we mixed the rest of the field up a bit. Leyroy played an exceptional

game, changing positions many times without breaking his stride and showing how

adaptable he is. Demi and Rory did a great job in defence and really helped to keep the ball

in the scoring half. Sascha again showed lots of potential with a really determined attack on

the ball whenever it came close to him. But after such great teamwork, accurate passing

and communication in the first half, the second half turned into more of a free for all with

structured positioning all but gone. It didn't matter though as our technical skills and general

fitness was much better than St Aloysius, with Cobi scoring two more goals in the second half

giving us the first win for the season. 3 to nil. The Seadragon anthem was sung proudly - and

LOUDLY. Well done team.




U11 Green

From Game 1

A damp start to the season and we paid the price for some poor positional play in the first

half and found ourselves 2 goals down. After conceding the early goals, we kept going and

Kai managed to pull one back, but it was to be a day of missed opportunities for the U11’s on

a wet slippery surface. After losing another goal we trailed 3 - 1 at half time in the rain at

Kingston.

In the second half we picked up our game and gave a better account of ourselves, which

was encouraging to see players (I’ve not coached before) trying to turn the game, but it

wasn’t to be and although Kingsborough Greens scored their fourth we were still going

forward trying to pull one back. Our defence did well for the remainder of the match and as

a team we locked out the game, but we really paid for the missed chances in front of goal.

Full Time: Kingsborough Greens 4 - 1 Cygnet Sea Dragons (Kai 1)

U12 Girl All Stars

Had a bye




Terms One - Fixtures, Results and Scorers:

Please note this roster is subject to late CHANGE.

Cygnet U6 in the U6 Division 2 South (Coaches India Beecroft , Rowan Shelton &

Parent Group):

Date: Kick Off:

Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:

10/5/14 10:00 Margate Margate Green 7-2 Euan A 4,

Tom G 1, Jamie A

1, OG 1

17/5/14 10:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lion Green 5-1 Euan 2, Jamie A 1,

Flynn S, OG 1

24/5/14 10:00 Huon Valley Huon Valley White

31/5/14 10:00 Cygnet Calvin Gold

U/6 Season Goals Tally

Euan 6, Tom 1, Jamie 2, Flynn 1, OG 2 Total 12

Played 2 Won 2 Lost - Drew - For 12 Ag 3




Cygnet U7 Green in the U7 Division 1 South (Coach Parent Group):

Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers: 10/5/14 BYE

17/5/14 12:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius White 5-3 Archie 2, Charlie

1, Isaac 1, Wes 1

24/5/14 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Green

31/5/14 12:00 Lightwood Park Kingborough Lions White

U7 Green Season Goals Tally

Archie 2, Charlie 1, Isaac 1, Wes 1 Total 5





Cygnet U8 Green in the U8 Division 1 South (Coach Chris Littlejohn e:

[email protected]):

Date: Kick

Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:

10/5/14 9:00 Cygnet Margate Black 4-1 Tommy 2, Kes 1,

Benny 1

17/5/14 11:00 Lightwood Park Kingborough Lions Blue 1-4 Benny 1

24/5/14 9:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Blue

31/5/14 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Green

U8 Green Season Goals Tally Tommy 2, Benny 2, Kes 1 Total 5

Played 2 Won 1 Lost 1 Drew - For 5 Ag 5




Cygnet U8 White in the U8 Division 2 South (Coach Eran Howard 0466 964 370):

Date: Kick

Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:

17/5/14 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Yellow 3-2 Kes 2, Siya 1

24/5/14 12:00 Cygnet Southern Christian

College

31/5/14 10:00 Margate Primary Margate Green

U8 White Season Goals Tally Kes 2, Siya 1 Total 3





Cygnet U9 Green in the U9 Division 2 City (Coach Dave Sayers 0438 895 018):

Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers: 10/5/14 10:00 Cygnet West Hobart Black 5-3 Zac 4, Lauren 1

17/5/14 11:00 South Hobart South Hobart Primary

Red

1-0 Zac 1

24/5/14 10:00 Cygnet St Virgils Blue

31/5/14 10:00 Lightwood Park King Lions Green


Zac 5, Lauren 1 Total 6





Cygnet U9 White in the U9 Division 5 City (Coach Luca Vanzino 0407 674 700

e:[email protected] )

Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:

10/5/14 11:00 Cygnet Channel Christian 0-10

17/5/14 12:00 West Hobart Lenah Valley Strike 3-3 Otis 1, Floyd 2

24/5/14 11:00 Cygnet Friends Red

31/5/14 10:00 Campbell St Campbell St

U9 White Season Goals Tally

Floyd 2, Otis 1, Total 3

Played 2 Won - Lost 1 Drew 1 For 3 Ag 13




Cygnet U10 Green in the U10 Division 2 City (Coach Ric Beecroft

[email protected]– Tel. 0429-307 858 plus Michaela Harley and Lorna Barrett)

Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers: 10/5/14 12:00 Soldiers

Memorial

St Virgils Blue 4-4 Denzel 4

17/5/14 9:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Blue 3-0 Cobi 3

24/5/14 11:00 Lightwood

Park

Kingborough Lions Blue

31/5/14 10:00 Cygnet St Thereses


Denzel 4 Cobi 3 Total 7

Played 2 Won 1 Lost - Drew 1 For 7 Ag 4




Cygnet U11 in the U11 Division 4 City (Coach: Graham Massey and Dom

Middleton (when available) and parent group to assist)


10/5/14 12:00 Lightwood Park King Lions Green 1-4 Kai 1

17/5/14 11:00 Cygnet Campbell St Pythons 1-5 Jake 1

24/5/14 11:00 Friends Friends Red

31/5/14 12:00 Cygnet South Hobart Primary

U11 Season Goals Tally

Kai 1, Jake 1 Total 2

Played 2 Won Lost 2 Drew For 2 Ag 9




Cygnet U12 All Stars in the U12 Girls Division City (Coach David Dow

[email protected] and parent group)


10/5/14 10:00 Cygnet Taroona 0-3

17/5/14 BYE

24/5/14 10:00 Calvin Sophia

St

Calvin

31/5/14 11:00 Cygnet Waimea Hts Wildcats

U12 All Stars Season Goals Tally

Total

Played 1 Won - Lost 1 Drew - For 0 Ag 3




Youths: Cygnet U14 in the U14 Red Division (Coach George Wilson and Dave

Sayers)

Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers: 5/4/14 2:30 Huonville Tilford Zebras 4-3 Isaac, Jake B,

Hugh, Vincent

12/4/14 9:00 New Town New Town Storm 6-2 Isaac 4, Brady 1,

Liam 1

10/5/14 2:00 Huonville Tilford Zebras 7-3 Isaac 3,

Christian 2, Jake

2

17/5/14 9:00 Huonville University 1-5 Isaac 1

24/5/14 2:00 Huonville Nelson

31/5/14 10:30 Showground 3 Glenorchy Knights

7/6/14 2:00 Huonville New Town White

14/6/14 12:00 Tynwald Park New Norfolk

21/6/14 2:00 Huonville Kingborough Blue

28/6/14 10:30 Queens Walk Tilford Zebras

5/7/14 2:00 Nelson University

26/7/14 9:00 North Warrane Nelson

2/8/14 2:00 Huonville Glenorchy Knights

9/8/14 10:30 Clare St New Town New Town Storm

16/8/14 2:00 Huonville New Norfolk

23/8/14 10:30 Lightwood Park Kingborough Blue

U14 Season Goals Tally

Isaac 9, Jake 3, Christian 2, Hugh 1, Vincent 1, Brady 1, Liam 1 Total 18

Overall Played 4 Won 3 Lost 1 Drew - For 18 Ag 13

Home Played 3 Won 2 Lost 1 Drew - For 12 Ag 11

Away Played 1 Won 1 Lost - Drew - For 6 Ag 2




Adults: Cygnet Town FC in the Southern League 4 Division

Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result Scorers: 5/4/14 BYE

12/4/14 2:30 New Norfolk New Norfolk 4-3 Lee J 4

19/4/14 postponed

26/4/14 4:00 Cygnet AFL ground Clarence 1-2 Matt O 1

4/5/14 2:30 Weily Park Bridgewater Derwent Utd 1-9 Ayoub 1

10/5/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground University 3-3 Lee J 2,

Kamal 1

18/5/14 12:30 Nubeena Pirates 4-2 Lee 3, Steve 1

24/5/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground Metro

31/5/14 2:30 Bell St New Town DOSA – Friends

8/6/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground Barnstoneworth Golden Gordons

14/6/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground Barnstonewoorth Scrappers

22/6/14 2:30 Wellesley Park South

Hobart

South Hobart

29/6/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground New Norfolk

5/7/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground Huon Valley

12/7/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground Clarence

20/7/14 2:30 Weily Park Bridgewater Derwent Utd

26/7/14 2:30 Olinda Grove Uni University

2/8/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground Pirates

10/8/14 2:30 North Chigwell Metro

16/8/14 4:45 Cygnet AFL Ground DOSA - Friends

24/8/14 12:30 Wentworth Park 1 Barnstoneworth Golden Gordons

31/8/14 12:30 Wentworth Park 1 Barnstonewoorth Scrappers

Cygnet Town FC Season Goals Tally

Lee Jepson 9, Matt Ody 1, Ayoub 1, Kamal 1, Stevie C 1 Total 13

Played 5 Won 2 Lost 2 Drew 1 For 13 Ag 19




Cygnet Sea-Dragon Victory Song

Chorus:

Green is the Colour

Football is the Game

We’re all together

And winning is our aim

So cheer us on

Through the sun and the rain

For Cygnet, Cygnet is our name

Verse 1:

Here by the Huon whether rain or fine

We can shine

All the time

Home or away

Come and see us play

You’re welcome any day.

Repeat Chorus

To Finish:

What do we eat?

Seaweed

How do we eat it?

Raw

Documents

Cygnet Sea Dragons Junior Soccer Club - Edition 4 24 May 2014