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ROUND 14 WIN STADIUM 7PM
SATURDAY 9TH JUNE 2018
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CONTENTS
WOLLONGONG WOLVES
COACHING STAFF & MANAGEMENT
1st Team Coach Jacob Timpano
1st Grade Assistant Coach Luke Wilkshire and
Nick Montgomery
Senior Manager Robert Positti
Under 20s Manager Robert Positti
Under 18s Coach Richard Lloyd
GK Coach John Krajnovic
Health and Medical Services Figtree Physiotherapy Match Preview 6
Technical Director Neil Mann
Team Lineups 20
CEO Chris Papakosmas
Season Draw 38
Admin Manager Susan Gatt
Program Contributors Malcolm Rowney
Photographer - Seniors Pedro Garcia
Photographer – Juniors Chris Horn
Ground Announcer Andrew Byron
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WELCOME #NPLNSW
W elcome everyone to our Round 14
encounter with Sydney FC.
Support the organisations, that support our
club, that supports our community.
This is the first Saturday night football match Through companies such as Stop, Slow, Traffic
the Wolves have played at WIN Stadium – The Control NSW we are building to a really exciting
Wolf Den, in a long time and it promises to be future.
a great match.
Our first grade side boasts a great mix of
This year the competition has been the closest talent, experience and youth and are sitting
and tightest it has been for many seasons with well positioned for a strong late season surge
all 12 teams still a chance of securing spots for into finals contention.
the finals series. Currently we sit in 10th spot
but are only 2 points outside a top 5 berth. It’s Our U20s have proved the surprise packet
that close. Plenty of football left in the season. of the season, playing fantastic football and
Plenty to play for. A finals spot is still ours for currently sitting 3rd on the competition table.
the taking. A great testament to the future talent we are
producing.
AND IT STARTS AGAIN TONIGHT.
GO YOU MIGHTY WOLVES!!! Our U18s have some ground to make up but
can still sneak into the finals with a strong
The success we have experienced as a club second half of the season showing. And the
over the last 2 years has been significantly majority of this squad will still be eligible for
bolstered by the strong support we receive U18s next season. Plus we have also had the
from our local sponsors. Without the passion opportunity to blood some of our U16s giving
and backing of these loyal and proud sponsors them a taste of higher honors.
we would not have been in a position to
reinvigorate our great club and lay the We hope you thoroughly enjoy today’s matches
foundation for the most exciting and rewarding and thank you all for your ongoing loyalty,
times for us and for football across our entire support and passion.
region in the future. Nothing inspires our players more than playing
From our SAP programs, through to our Juniors at home, at WIN Stadium – The Wolf Den, in
and right up to our Seniors, organisations front of the BEST AND PROUDEST FOOTBALL
right across our community and throughout FANS IN THE COUNTRY.
the Illawarra and South Coast have got right WE ARE THE WOLLONGONG WOLVES!
behind the Wollongong Wolves and helped us BEWARE – OUR PACK IS GATHERING.
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MATCH PREVIEW #NPLNSW
S ydney F.C. venture to
WIN Stadium for the
2018 Round 14 encounter
Parramatta FC in Round 13. The best win was
5-2 and worst loss was 6-1. On six occasions,
the team was held scoreless which was the
to take on Wollongong competition’s third highest tally. The best result
Wolves for the fourth time sequence without defeat was three - win, draw,
in the Mens 1 competition, win, Rounds 9 -11. The team’s number of goals
after the very first meeting scored per game match average was 1.54 and
at Lambert Park concluded goals conceded were 2.36.
with Sydney FC winning 2-1, William Mutch with Six players were selected in the ‘Team Of The
a brace (SFC) and Patrick Antelmi (WW), being Week’ for their deeds on the pitch were Jean
the goal scorers. Zapata (3), Tom Heward-Belle (2), John Iredale
The Robert Stanton coached Sydney FC Youth (2), William Mutch (1), Mitchell Evans (1) and
outfit are a speedy attacking side and the Patrick Flottman (1). Andrea Agamemnonos
match with the Wolves should display a fair was one player nominated for ‘Goal Of the
smattering of goals if the previous matches are Week’, in Round 22 versus Wollongong Wolves.
anything to go by.
THE MATCH-UP
THE OPPOSITION TODAY - SYDNEY FC
Sydney FC and the Wolves have met three
New players to the 2018 roster include Hassan times in the Mens 1 competition with the
Jalloh and Luke Ivanovic from Bonnyrigg White Wolves having a two to one win ratio. The
Eagles, former Shark Jeremy Cox, Joel King and Wolves have scored the greater number of
Patrick Scibilio from the Australian Institute goals, nine to four. The best win was 2-1 for
Of Sport and Jackson Bandiera, ex Western Sydney and 6-1 for the Wolves.
Sydney Wanderers. In a midseason move,
This year Sydney FC and the Wolves are in
Jalloh has departed for the Northern Tigers
12th and 10th positions respectively. The best
Sydney FC last won honours by winning results in the competition so far are 3-1 (SFC) in
promotion and the Mens 2 Premiership and Round 1 and 2-1 (WW) with each team scoring
Championship in 2016 after the club was and conceding 17 and 12 and 27 and 23 goals
formed in 2004. The Grand Final winning team respectively.
was Mitchell Evans, Brendan Curtis, Liam
McGing, Nicola Kuleski, Daniel Araujo, Juan The last meeting was in Round 3 at Lambert
Zapata, Bai Antoniou, Andreas Agamemnonos, Park with the Wolves accounting for Sydney
Christopher Arditti, Charles Lokoli Ngoy and F.C by two goals to one. Jalloh scored the first
Matthew Green, with substitutes being Sam goal before Ryan Ensor and Peter Simonoski
McIlhatton, Daniel Maskin and Emmanuel accounted for the Wolves’ goals, the first for
Gonzalez. The scorers in the 4-1 win over each in the season.
Western Sydney Wanderers were Antoniou, In the previous five matches the result
Arditti, Zapata and Lokoli Ngoy. sequence for Sydney F.C. is draw, loss, win, loss
In the 2017 Sydney FC won its first game after and loss, while the Wolves is draw, loss, win,
two matches had been played. It was a 5-2 win draw and loss.
over Parramatta. The team concluded its first The scorers of the previous goal for each team
season in Mens 1 in eleventh place on fourteen coming into this match were Jordan Swidel
points from six wins and two draws, scoring and Peter Simonoski. The top scorers are
and conceding thirty-four and fifty-two goals, Simonoski and Jeremy Cox with four and seven
with a goal difference of minus 18, which was goals respectively.
better than four other clubs. The top scorer The last round results were Sydney F.C. was
was Charles Lokoli Ngoy with seven goals defeated 2-0 by Sutherland Sharks and the
while eleven other players’ contributed to the Wolves were 4-1 by Rockdale City Suns.
scorecard together with the addition of an
own goal. Lokoli Ngoy also scored the quickest PLAYERS TO WATCH
goal, which came in the ninth minute versus Jeremy Cox started off the season with a hat
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trick against Hakoah Sydney City East and he short reverse pass to Jalloh who burst into
will most probably be thereabouts in goal the penalty area. From his position left of the
scoring range. Captain Sam McIllhatton is goal frame he pounced. His right-footed shot
Sydney FC’s midfield general and he has been eluded Baldacchino and a diving custodian,
on the scoresheet at times during the season. Pasfield, lodging into the goal inside the near
They will be keyed up to cause damage. post.
The Wolves’ defensive rock at the back is Four minutes later, Ensor, positioned on the
Michael Robinson and his duties are done to edge of the penalty area received the ball out
a high standard and he will be there to cut out of the opposition defence. His subsequent
the attacking threats. drive zoomed towards the target taking a
BLAST FROM THE PAST slight deflection that altered the trajectory only
slightly for his first goal for his club.
At Lambert Park in Leichhardt on the 24th May,
The Wolves achieved a late winner when
Round 3 2018 was the third meeting between
Simonoski relinquished his bench role to come
the two clubs since Sydney FC was promoted
and strike. Tashiro hooked the ball forward for
into Mens 1 for the 2017 season.
Simonoski to run on to with his first time effort
Teams - Sydney FC - Drago Dragicevic, lodging low inside the goal at the far post.
Brendan Curtis, Patrick Flottman, Liam McGing,
Earlier in the match, a Jalloh shot drew a
Andrea Agamemnonos, Jerry Skodatis, Sam
Pasfield save. MacDonald in a forward move
McIllhatton, Hassan Jalloh, Luke Ivanovic,
ran in between Mutch and McIllhatton with
Jeremy Cox and William Mutch. Patrick Scibio
an ensuing shot going straight to Dragicevic.
and Hamish Lamberton replaced Curtis and
Tashiro received a Nozawa pass before
Ivanovic, with the coach being Robert Stanton.
returning the ball. Nozawa’s effort beat the
Wolves - Jacob Pasfield, Taylor McDonald, Chris custodian but not the post.
Price, Michael Robinson, Joshua Macdonald,
SCORES AND SCORERS FROM THE PREVIOUS
Nick Montgomery, Joshua MacDonald, Ryan
FIVE LEAGUE MEETINGS
Ensor, Quivi Fowler, Takuya Nozawa and Yuzo
Tashiro. Darcy Madden, Peter Simonoski and 1. 2015. Trial. Wolves 0 Sydney FC 4 (Filip
Steve Hayes subbed on for Montgomery, Ensor Holosko, Andrew Hoole, Shane Smeltz)
and Fowler. The coach was Jacob Timpano. 2. 2
016. FFA Cup Round Of 32. Wolves 0
It was Sydney F.C. who went to the lead in Sydney FC 3 (Matt Simon x2, David Carney)
the sixty-eighth minute. Mutch slipped a 3. 2017. Sydney FC 2 (William Mutch x2) Wolves
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1 (Patrick Antelmi) it would be tough. They are at the bottom and
4. 2017. Wolves 6 (Patrick Antelmi x3, Brendan had nothing to lose. We should have won the
Griffin x2, Steve Hayes) defeated Sydney FC 1 game, but credit to them they came back….
(Andrea Agamemnonos) This year the boys have shown a good attitude.
We are up the comp. ladder now and teams
5. 2018 Sydney F.C. (Hassan Jalloh) defeated by will lift when they play us.’ Following the 2012
Wolves 2 (Ryan Ensor, Peter Simonoski) Elimination Semi-final, he stated ‘when it comes
SELECTED REPRESENTATIVE OF BOTH CLUBS to finals football it was always going to be on
- JACOB TIMPANO the day. It was a battle and Blacktown came
Being at Sydney FC for three seasons, Timpano out on top of the battle. I thought we might
scaled the heights of success with his team have got an equaliser but you needed luck in
winning the inaugural A-League Championship. the conditions (windy) and the surface we are
The central defender started in the Grand Final playing on… We fell short. It was a sad way to
while his first game for Sydney FC was as a go out. Playing at 1.30 was a bit of a curve ball.’
substitute coming on for Mark Rudan in the After battling relegation in 2013 and with
76th minute in the match against Melbourne sixteen games following the escape from the
Victory on 28th August 2005. His initial starting drop in the final round he stated –‘we got them
appearance was in Round 5 versus Queensland after they were nine points ahead and the 18s
Roar and achieved a total of twenty-six games and 20s were super today….It has been a tough
in his stint at the club. year and the boys were magic today.’
It all began at the young age of 16 and 250 days He played seven league matches and one cup
when Timpano made his Wolves senior debut appearance in 2014 and this season saw the
in Round 1 match against Marconi on the 20th conclusion of his highly successful playing
September 2002. He tallied six appearances in career.
his first season. He followed up with fourteen Timpano also made the 2011 ‘Team Of the
starting appearances with five further off the Week’ on two occasions as a measure of his
bench in the next season. With the Wolves back impressive playing ability
in the NSW Premier League Timpano played
four games early in the season before moving WOLVES’ PAST PLAYER OF NOTE - DEZ
on to Sydney FC. MARTON
When he returned to the Wolves in 2011 after Marton, a striker, played eleven matches for
plying his trade with Sydney United, he played the Wolves in 1985 but alas scored only one
for a further four seasons. All told, Timpano goal. He had played seven matches earlier in
made eighty-five Wolves starting league the season with St George before coming to
appearances with five from the bench with one the Wolves. His goal emanated in the Round
finals match, plus one cup game. He scored 18 Marconi match with Marton scoring directly
one goal in his first season. Following the 2011 from his corner kick with wind assistance in
Bankstown City Round 4 game he stated – ‘I the thirty-fifth minute. His Wolves debut was in
was pleased with the spirit of the team but Round 8 versus Newcastle on the 22nd May at
unhappy with the loss. We are a good team Wollongong Showground. His final game was
deserve respect….’. Ten rounds later following on 18th August in the Wolves home Round 22
the result against Sydney United –‘we have to Blacktown City match.
dig deep for the last eight games and help get He was a prolific scorer when he played for St.
the club up in the championship. Hopefully George from 1982 to 1985 scoring 40 league
I led by the front and set an example for the goals. He had a strong shot and read the play
boys. Today unfortunately it did not come off well. He possessed speed and his dribbling
but I thought we could have got a draw….It was ability was second to none.
disappointing, we put in a big effort but came By Malcolm Rowney
away with nothing’.
(Comments from players originated in interviews
He became captain in 2012 and for the rest conducted by the writer for the match reports at
of his playing career. Following the draw with the time.)
Parramatta FC in Round 7, he stated - ‘I knew
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CULBURRA COUGARS FOOTBALL CLUB
T he Culburra
Cougars Football
Club was established
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consecutive Grand Final appearances 2012
– 2016 – winning 3
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he under 21’s ladies side winning the NSW
in 1967 as Eastern
Champion of Champions 2010
Suburbs District
Roosters then As with many clubs across the Illawarra and
formally changed to South Coast, Culburra Cougars has been
the Culburra Cougars run by dedicated committee members and
Soccer Club in 1972. As volunteers. Of these, there have been several
part of its 40 year celebrations 2012 the name notable mentions and worthy recipients of Life
was slightly altered to remain current with the Membership. They are as follows Col Cheadle,
Australian football landscape to the Culburra Rob Cheadle, Bruce Waldon, Leo Driver, Tony
Cougars Football Club. Gauci, Ken Cheadle, Maxine Osgood, Paul
Located at its still current position on the Bodley, Graham Battin, Peter Webb, Lisa
Corner of Prince Edward Avenue and Park Loveday and Paul Loveday. Without their time
Rd Culburra Beach the Mighty Cougars and effort the club wouldn’t be in the position
have forged a fierce reputation on the field. it is in today. It is directly as a result of the
Probably the Clubs 2 greatest achievements dedication and passion of these Life Members
have been and many others the club continues to grow
and develop football across the Shoalhaven
• 13 x Men’s First Grade Shoalhaven District region of NSW.
Football Association Premierships – the most
of any club The club also doesn’t function without
sponsorship from local businesses when
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he first club to claim Minor Premierships in possible. Of these the Culburra Bowling &
all 3 Senior Men’s grades in the 1 year – 2005 Recreation Club has been a mainstay for many
years and of late several other businesses have
But also of special mention are
jumped on board with continued support – Dr
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consecutive Senior Men’s Premierships in Paul Jarman @ Fix The Bones Nowra, Brett
84, 85 & 86 Mackenzie – Busted Surf Co, Julie Gauci – Ray
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White Real Estate Culburra, Rob and Karla
Satchell – Coast Allied Health and Duncan
Corbett – Country Motor Company Bomaderry
to list a few. The support of the local sponsors
is testament to the community presence and
strength the Culburra Cougars enjoy and the
high regard the club is held in.
In 2018 there are approximately 120 junior
players ranging from under 6’s to 13 boys
and girls sides. Although the junior sides
possibly don’t have the depth of some of the
larger clubs, all are extremely competitive
sides and enjoy their games win, lose or draw.
Sportsmanship and love of the game are just
as important as the result. For the Cougars
it’s not simply just about playing the game. It’s
about playing the game in the right spirit and
developing a lifelong love for football and for
the community.
This year there are also 80 senior players with
3 grades of senior men, ladies side and mens
over 35’s of which all are hopeful of making the
finals in their respective competitions.
Culburra Cougars are the perfect example of
what a football club truly represents. Pride in
the individual. Passion for the jersey. Value for
the team. Respect for the community.
The Wollongong Wolves are proud to have the
mighty Culburra Cougars as our local football
team for this home match and have no doubt
it won’t be too long in the future, before one
of the young ones you see out on the ground
today will be running out onto WIN Stadium –
The Wolf Den as part of our first grade team.
GO YOU MIGHTY COUGARS!
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T he number of scorers varies from season to
season and these numbers have ranged from
a low six to a high fifteen. The most common
Ben Zucco, Jordan Murray, James Baldacchino,
Joseph Lavalle, Michael Robinson, Chris Price,
Mitchell Del Turco, Darcy Madden, Lachlan Reus
number was twelve, which occurred in ten of the and an own goal completed the list of scorers.
Wolves’ seasons. Sometimes in the years with The average number of goals per game divided
a low number of scorers either the team has by the number of scorers ratio is 2.93 in 1988,
struggled to some extent or one or two players 3.0 in 1998/99 and 2.1 in 2014.
have scored the bulk. Sometimes the numbers
of goals scored by a small number of players out In the seasons with the high and low goal
does the larger number with the total number scoring, the number of single scorers generally
of goals hit, but this is the exception rather than complements the highest number of scorers. In
the rule. However, In most instances, the smaller 2004/05, the number of single scorers was one,
number of scorers has scored the lesser amount whereby in the fifteen scorers years of 1988,
of goals. 1998/99 and 2014, this number was six, five and
nine.
In the history of the Wolves from 1981, the
season of 2004/05 has the least amount of By way of contrast, the number of scorers in
scorers, as gun striker Shane McGirr topped the Championship winning years of 1999/2000,
the count with eighteen goals. This was twelve 200/01 and 2008, were twelve, twelve and
ahead of the second placed scorer. As well eleven with the number of single scorers being
as being the club top scorer he also won seven, four and five. Conversely, in the least
the Golden Boot and was lauded as the top successful years of 2002/03, and 2009 when the
marksman in the competition. A total of thirty- team’s position was concluded in last place, the
four goals were scored in that year and those numbers for each were nine and ten scorers.
who joined McGirr on the scorers’ list were These are the seasons at the extremes with
Michael Clare, Alvin Ceccoli, Adam Hughes, Paul the ‘high and low’ numbers of scorers and a
Harries and Nick Stravroulakis. glance over the names listed include ‘Wolves
Fifteen, on being the highest number of scorers, Legends’, Scottish and English international
occurred on three occasions, in the 1988 and players, Socceroos, a Fijian international, a
1998/99 NSL seasons and the 2014 NPL NSW French player, English and Scottish players and
Mens 1 competition. In these seasons, striker Wollongong local players, as well as interstate
Randall Easthorpe, midfielder Anthony Surjan representatives.
and striker Jordan Murray, topped the count By Malcolm Rowney
with nine, eight and seven goals respectively.
However, the total number of goals in each of
the three seasons ranged from forty-five to
thirty-two.
In 1988, the additional scorers were Alan
Brazil, Marshall Soper, Trevor Francis, Rade
Stefanovski, David Skeen, Jeff Ainsworth, Robert
Giraldi, Danny Crainie, Pat Brodnik, David
Ratcliffe, Jock Morlando, Mike Hollifield, Brian
Cokely and Peter Kotamanidis.
Joining Surjan in the 1998/99 season goal
getters’ list were Sasho Dimoski, Alvin Ceccoli,
Kosta Salapasidis, Sasho Petrovski, Matt Horsley,
Scott Chipperfield, Esala Masi, Paul Reid, Ray
Younis, Michael Brooks, Steve Karavatakis,
Gerard Quennet and Noel Spencer together with
an own goal.
In 2014, Ricky Zucco, Samuel Jacob, Peter
Simonoski, Matthew Bailey, Sam Matthews,
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U20’S MATCH PREVIEW
W ollongong Wolves host Sydney FC in a
salivating third versus fourth contest at
WIN Stadium on Saturday evening, and there
isn’t much to separate the two championship
hopefuls.
Both sides enter the encounter locked on
23 points with Wollongong edging ahead of
the Sky Blues by one goal difference, thanks
to a 1-0 victory over Rockdale last weekend.
The Wolves have quietly been going about
their business all season but have surged
to premiership contention on the back of a
sensational defensive run.
The South Coast outfit has kept five clean
sheets in their last seven fixtures and boasts
the best defensive record in the competition.
Wollongong have varied their approach this
campaign to great effect, which holds them in
great stead for the arrival of Sydney.
The Sky Blues enter the clash bolstered by a
3-1 win over Sutherland Sharks last Saturday,
a result that ranks as the side’s best result this
season, and one that firmly places Sydney back
in title contention. Perhaps the most impressive
aspect of Sydney’s win over the competition
frontrunners was their organization and
discipline at the back to deny Sutherland a
route back into the match – the Sky Blues have
leaked goals for fun at times this year and will
need to carry in a similar approach to escape
WIN Stadium victorious.
19TEAM LISTS 1. JUSTIN PASFIELD (GK) 14. ETHAN KAMBISIOS 2. TAYLOR MCDONALD 15. JAMES MARKOVIC 3. DARCY MADDEN 16. LUKE KAIRIES (GK) 4. MICHAEL ROBINSON 17. RYAN ENSOR 5. JAMES BALDACCHINO 21. CAOIMHIN FOWLER 6. NICHOLAS MONTGOMERY 23. STEVEN HAYES 7. CHRIS PRICE 26. LUKE WILKSHIRE 8. BRENDAN GRIFFIN 28. MICHAEL STOJANOVSKI 9. PETER SIMONOSKI 30. YUZO TASHIRO 10. JOSHUA MACDONALD 40. TAKUYA NOZAWA COACH: JACOB TIMPANO ASSISTANT: LUKE WILKSHIRE ASSISTANT: NICK MONTGOMERY TRAINER: ALFREDO ESTEVES MANAGER: ROBERT POSITTI PHYSIO: MATTHEW WHALAN 1 MITCHELL EVANS (GK) 13 JORDAN SWIBEL 2 BRENDAN CURTIS 14 JOEL KING 3 PATRICK FLOTTMANN 15 JEREMY COX 4 LIAM MCGING 16 WILLIAM MUTCH 5 PATRICK SCIBILIO 17 MARCO TILIO 6 ANDREA AGAMEMNONOS 18 BENJAMIN KOOP 7 JERRY SKOTADIS 23 NIKOLA UJDUR 8 SAM MCILLHATTON 24 DANIEL BLACHURA 10 CAMERON DEVLIN 27 HAMISH LAMBERTON 11 LUKE IVANOVIC 30 DURO DRAGICEVIC (GK) 12 JACKSON BANDIERA HEAD COACH: ROBERT STANTON ASSISTANT COACH: GIANCARLO ITALIANO TEAM MANAGER: MICHAEL SWIBEL GOALKEEPER COACH: BRODY CRANE REFEREES: B. ABRAHAM, K. ROBINSON, N. WOTTON 4TH OFFICIAL: J. CASEY
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21FIRST GRADE NPL NSW MEN’S
POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Sydney Olympic FC 13 9 2 2 23 10 13 29
2 APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC 13 8 2 3 31 14 17 26
3 Blacktown City FC 13 7 3 3 20 11 9 24
4 Sydney United 58 FC 13 6 2 5 19 16 3 20
5 Sutherland Sharks FC 13 5 2 6 19 18 1 17
6 Manly United FC 13 4 5 4 18 19 -1 17
7 Rockdale City Suns FC 13 5 2 6 24 27 -3 17
8 Hakoah Sydney City East FC 13 4 3 6 19 20 -1 15
9 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC 13 4 3 6 17 28 -11 15
10 Wollongong Wolves FC 13 4 3 6 12 23 -11 15
11 Marconi Stallions FC 13 3 5 5 15 21 -6 14
12 Sydney FC 13 2 2 9 17 27 -10 8
U20’S NPL NSW MEN’S
POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Sutherland Sharks FC 13 9 1 3 32 15 17 28
2 Blacktown City FC 13 8 1 4 28 18 10 25
3 Wollongong Wolves FC 13 7 2 4 21 13 8 23
4 Sydney FC 13 6 5 2 36 29 7 23
5 Hakoah Sydney City East FC 13 7 1 5 21 24 -3 22
6 Sydney United 58 FC 13 5 1 7 18 16 2 16
7 APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC 13 5 1 7 18 19 -1 16
8 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC 13 4 4 5 15 17 -2 16
9 Manly United FC 13 4 3 6 16 16 0 15
10 Rockdale City Suns FC 13 3 4 6 14 28 -14 13
11 Marconi Stallions FC 13 4 1 8 14 28 -14 13
12 Sydney Olympic FC 13 2 4 7 13 23 -10 10
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U18’S NPL NSW MEN’S
POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Blacktown City FC 13 11 0 2 33 13 20 33
2 Sydney FC 13 10 1 2 31 18 13 31
3 Rockdale City Suns FC 13 8 1 4 25 16 9 25
4 Manly United FC 13 7 2 4 26 18 8 23
5 Marconi Stallions FC 13 6 4 3 19 13 6 22
6 Hakoah Sydney City East FC 13 6 2 5 16 17 -1 20
7 Wollongong Wolves FC 13 5 2 6 12 18 -6 17
8 Sydney United 58 FC 13 4 2 7 14 20 -6 14
9 Sutherland Sharks FC 13 3 4 6 16 15 1 13
10 APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC 13 4 0 9 16 21 -5 12
11 Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC 13 2 2 9 15 33 -18 8
12 Sydney Olympic FC 13 1 2 10 9 30 -21 5
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CLUB PLAYED U18'S U20'S 1ST TOTAL
Blacktown City FC 39 33 50 96 179
APIA Leichhardt Tigers FC 39 12 32 104 148
Sydney Olympic FC 39 5 20 116 141
Sutherland Sharks FC 39 13 56 68 137
Sydney United 58 FC 39 14 32 80 126
Hakoah Sydney City East FC 39 20 44 60 124
Wollongong Wolves FC 39 17 46 60 123
Manly United FC 39 23 30 68 121
Rockdale City Suns FC 39 25 26 68 119
Sydney FC 39 31 46 32 109
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2010 NSW PREMIER LEAGUE SEASON
W ith a new coach being appointed for this
2010 season, expectations were higher
to improve on the previous year’s standings.
However, eleven minutes into the second
half the opposition scored. A penalty kick was
awarded which was duly converted. A Paine
It was Trevor Morgan, a former player with effort looped over the advancing custodian
St. George and former coach of Parramatta but a defender arrived in time to clear off the
Power youth team in 2002/03 and with line. Later, Deane was one on one with the
Parramatta Eagles from 2003/04 to 2009 who goalkeeper but his shot was saved. Marconi
was appointed to take over from interim coach, went ahead with five minutes remaining to
Glen Fontana. close out the match.
A host of new players came to the club with A 2-0 away loss to Sutherland Sharks was the
the ones continuing on from 2009 were Chris third defeat in a row and Greg Valic and Andres
Nathaniel, Dave Abel, Jack Keating, Peter Gomez (from the bench) made their debuts.
Simonoski, Samet Kaynak, Keiran Deane and
Nick Littler. (though Keating and Simonoski The first point of the season came in the
were never selected during this season). In Round 4 Sydney United encounter. Sydney
addition, Tynan Diaz also returned following United had crept out to a two goal lead in the
a season away. Morgan brought in the new first half before the Wolves came back adding
boys Brody Crane from Blacktown City, Tayfun two, from Diaz and Buyyukopru to even the
Buyyukopru and Alex Mansueto from Penrith- score. With his free kick from thirty metres out,
Nepean, Nick McInerney from Parramatta, Diaz scored. Buyukkopru burst through the
Lisandro Berbis from Sydney United, Jason defensive line delivering a powerful shot that
Trifiro from APIA, Bo Hyun (Ken) Chun from flew into the top corner of the net.
Sydney Olympic, Andrew Keep together with The Wolves first three-point game came by
Andrew Paine from Fernhill plus Mark Picciolini virtue of Bankstown Lions. Bankstown took
from Port Kembla. the lead in the first half and kept the lead for
Under the new South Coast Wolves moniker, the duration. Picciolini achieved a brace with
the club had changed from the previous Gomez adding the extra in the second half.
Wollongong Community FC that used in 2009. Berbis provided a clever pass to Paine. He
squared it to Gomez who slotted it home for
For this initial game, the Wolves played the third goal. Earlier, Picciolini scored with a
Bonnyrigg White Eagles away. Paine had header and then powered the ball in for his
goaled first on twenty-two minutes before second. Bankstown scored with a late effort
Bonnyrigg was gifted with an own goal but not enough to affect the Wolves’ winning
on thirty-five minutes. Five minutes later, result.
Bonnyrigg went ahead. Picciolini in his debut
match was red carded with ten minutes left on Following was a draw with the highflying
the clock. The score remained at a 2-1 in favour Blacktown City with Diaz and Paine netting
of the home side. The team for the this game came prior to another victory, this time over
at Bonnyrigg Sports Club Ground consisted of Manly United. Adrian Karakolevski scored his
Crane, Mansueto, Abel, Diaz, McInerney, Berbis only goal with at Cromer Park with Chun being
(Capt.), Keep, Buyyukopru, Trifiro, Paine and the provider. He lured two defenders before
Chun. Deane and Picciolini came on for Keep getting the ball away to Karakolevski, for him to
and Buyukkopru. complete the damage. With buildup play from
Diaz, Buyukkopru, Berbis and Trifiro, Diaz duly
Kicking off at 6.30 on a Saturday night for slotted the ball into the net with virtually the
the Round 2 assignment at WIN Stadium, the last kick of the match beating the Blacktown
opposition was Marconi Stallions. The Wolves goalkeeper. He stated post match-‘It was a
scored first through central defender Abel. good feeling to score especially in front of the
Chun had provided a cross from the left side supporters, family and friends. We deserved to
and Abel forcibly headed in on twenty-minutes. get a point…. We are earning respect.’ Earlier
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in this match, Paine was brought down in A nil score draw emanated with West Sydney
the box earning a penalty and subsequently before the Wolves lost two more versus
converting. Adrian Karakolevski debuted from APIA Leichhardt and Bonnyrigg White Eagles.
the bench. Blacktown’s Long commented after It was a nil score for the Wolves and APIA
the conclusion of play -‘it was disappointing with one and the White Eagles won 3-1 with
to concede the late goal but that’s football.’ Picciolini the scorer once again. Buyukkopru
Coach Morgan said –‘we could have got more and Trifiro exchanged passes through the
out of the game. This was an opportunity centre of the field before linking up with Diaz.
lost…. it was a fair result in the end and the His cutback pass found Picciolini and he did
team is improving.’ the rest. Following the APIA fixture, Picciolini
commented- ‘I had a couple of early chances
Two further defeats came in succession with but did not convert them… We did not do too
Rockdale City Suns winning 2-1 at home while well in the middle stage of the match.’ Morgan
Sydney Olympic hammered four goals in with - ‘We must have dominated the majority of
two in reply. Picciolini scored all three goals for the second half but no-one wanted to pull the
the losing side. His first came from Diaz’ curling trigger.’ APIA’s Danial Cummins –‘ I love coming
cross. A squatting Picciolini met the cross with back here, it’s the best ground. We scrapped
a header from close proximity to the goal well .. I thought the Wolves played well.’
frame. With Olympic defenders desperately Following the Bonnyrigg game Morgan stated -
trying the clear the ball from the penalty area, the boys played fantastically well but obviously
the ball ran to Picciolini who powered it back a poor clearance cost us. They (Bonnyrigg) are
straight into the goal. Eleven minutes later, a top squad.’
Paine shot from distance. The custodian saved
but could control the ball. Picciolini reacted Round 13 reversed the score line from the first
quickly, pounced on the loose ball and struck Marconi meeting with Picciolini and Nathaniel
it in. Defender Greg Valic stated after the Suns scoring. Despite conceding an early goal the
encounter -‘I’ve had three games now… It is a Wolves came back strongly. From a corner kick,
step up from where I came from...Two lapses Nathaniel positioned himself to perfection, to
of concentration and we conceded two goals.’ ultimately steer the ball home. Picciolini later
Morgan –‘we were flat today and we dwelt on added one in the second half heading in a Diaz
the ball a little two much.’ cross.
27#NPLNSW Two scoreless successive home losses to The Wolves scored a total of nine goals to Sutherland by three and Sydney United by nil conceded in the next two fixtures with one preceded a one all draw with Bankstown Sydney Olympic (4) and West Sydney Berries City Lions and a win over Blacktown City 3-2. (5) taking the brunt of this new found high Diaz scored in both games while Mansueto scoring ability. The scorers were Picciolini with and Trifiro added their efforts in the other three, Diaz and Kaynak with two each, and match. Diaz scored from the spot after Shaun one to Van Rooyen and Nathaniel. Picciolini’s Van Rooyen played the ball in and a handball brace versus the Berries occurred in the 45th ensued in the Lions game on twenty-eight and 80th minutes. McInerney, as a quick minutes. In the following fixture, Diaz chimed overlapping wingback had surged forward in to collect a Nick McInerney chip over the before Diaz became involved, moving the ball top, and being one on one with Blacktown’s on to Kaynak. He in turn played it to Picciolini custodian Matt Ryan, he calmly played the ball to finally push the ball into the goal. For his past the opponent into the goal in the twenty- second, Picciolini later took possession of a ninth minute. Mansueto added the third McInerney pass to score. Kaynak had scored when headed in a Buyyukopru cross. Trifiro first in this match, achieving with his effort earlier, in the second minute, got the ball after twenty minutes. It was McInerney to rolling when gaining possession of a Diaz cut the fore before Trifiro played the final pass back pass from the by-line. Trifiro moved into to Kaynak. His shot took a slight defection off space and slotted the ball home. Morgan after a defender and went past the goalkeeper. the Sutherland encounter –‘’consistency and McInerney once again began a sweeping move responsibility was where the team fell down.’ that involved many passes form many players The hat trick Sutherland player Blake Powell before the culmination. This was a tremendous said - ‘I could have had about six. It makes my team goal with Nathaniel having the final say. job easier when the rest of the guys do their Diaz in his position as striker, which he played jobs as they go.’ After going down by one to for a number of previous games, scored after Sydney United, Littler commented - ‘It was a receiving an incisive McInerney pass, rounded good match for me but I’m not the fastest guy. a defender to score. In the earlier Olympic It was pretty tough.’ Sydney United’s Steve match, Diaz started the scoring. Nathaniel Hayes - ‘it was a good little turnaround for us, had dispossessed the ball from a defender a good victory… It was one of those games to then split the defence. Diaz, on receipt of where the weather and the pitch played a big his pass powered his shot in to bulge the side part, so counter attacks were where we could netting, from the inside of the goal. Olympic take advantage.’ cleared two off the line before Kaynak, who Two more defeats occurred in successive weeks, 5-2 with Manly and 1-0 with Rockdale. Buyukkopru and Trifiro were on the score sheet. Buyukkopru lashed in the ball from twenty metres out in the 18th minute for the initial goal of the encounter. For the second goal, Diaz began a movement down the right side before scooping a pass to Gomez. He then forwarded to the ball to Trifiro, who fired his shot past the custodian. The Wolves were a man down for much of the match as Valic was red carded in the first half. Morgan commented –‘ It was shattering, inconsistent. The send off was always going to make it difficult…some boys played exceptionally and others didn’t. Terribly embarrassing result in the end. Today was a winnable game.’ 28
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was playing his first game since Round 2 in Morgan had used twenty-three players in all
2009 squared the ball for New Zealander, and they are listed with the number of starting
Van Rooyen to slot home. A cutting Diaz shot appearances and ones off the bench. Brody
was not sufficiently held by the custodian Crane (22), Jason Trifiro (21+1),Alex Mansueto
and Kaynak stole in to score in the seventieth (21), Nick McInerney (21), Tynan Diaz (20+1),
minute. Picciolini got number four following Lisandro Berbis (18+1), Tayfun Buyukkopru
Paine’s and Gomez’ enterprising lead-up. (18), Mark Picciolini (15), Andrew Paine (14+6),
Gomez provided a pass to Picciolini and he had Andres Gomez (12+2), Chris Nathaniel (10+1),
an easy tap in. After the first home win of the Dave Abel (10+1), Andrew Keep (8+5), Greg
season against Olympic, Mansueto stated -’it’s Valic (7), Shaun Van Rooyen (9+1), Nick Littler
been a long time coming. We finally showed (8+2), Bo Hyung Chun (5+4), Keiran Deane
the fans what we could do. Today. I was (0+9),Adrian Karakolevski (0+7), Andrew
pushed out to play on the wing to provide a bit Gamble (0+2) and Nikodin Matic (0+1) Samet
of pace and it seemed to work.’ Kaynak (0+1) and Jared Fish (0+1).
The final round of the season was a defeat The team concluded the season in tenth
by APIA Leichhardt by three goals to one and position in a twelve-team competition, with six
Nathaniel was the scorer in the twenty-fifth wins, four draws and twelve losses for a total
minute. He was left in space with only the of twenty-two points. Thirty-two goals were
custodian to beat, producing in due course a achieved with thirty-nine in arrears with a goal
swerving effort that homed in on the target. difference of minus seven. There were also six
This match was played at the Sydney Athletic nil scores that the team posted and four clean
Centre, Homebush. The team was Brody Crane, sheets.
Alex Mansueto, Dave Abel, Nick McInerney,
Lisandro Berbis, Tayfun Buyyukopru, Mark The top goal scorer was Picciolini with ten goals
Picciolini, Jason Trifiro Andres Gomez, Chris to his credit with the other scorers being Diaz
Nathaniel and Tynan Diaz. Kaynak replaced - 6, Nathaniel - 3, Trifiro - 2, Buyukkopru - 2,
Buyukkopru. Kaynak - 2, Paine - 2, Abel-1, Mansueto-1, Van
Rooyen-1, Gomez-1 and Karakolevski-1.
Trifiro scored the quickest goal, which
eventuated in the second minute against
Blacktown City in Round 17, and Picciolini was
a multiple scorer in a single game, with two
braces against his name.
Three cup games were played and the results
these were 2-1, 1-0 wins and a 2-0 defeat
versus Bonnyrigg White Eagles, Bankstown
Lions and Spirit FC with the scorers being
Picciolini, Littler and Buyukkopru respectively.
Players used with their individual tally of
cup games (starting and substitute on field
appearances) were - Nick Littler (3) Diaz (2),
Mansueto (2), Nathaniel (2), Paine (2), Keep
(1+1), Gomez (1+1), Van Rooyen (1), Jared Fish
(1). Deane (1), Nikodin Matic (1), Trifiro (1),
Valic (0+1), McInerney (0+1), Berbis (0+1) and
Buyukkopru (0+1).
By Malcolm Rowney
(Comments were taken from interviews conducted
at the time by the writer and published in the
original match reports.)
29TEAM LISTS #NPLNSW
UNDER 16s UNDER 15s
Luke Genua Luke Morgan
Sebastian Black Harrison Anagnostopou-los
Tyson Black Brandon Angelevski
Lachlan Bryce Antoni Anic
Jayden Calver Andrew Aston
Navarone Darjani Deakin Brownlee
Harrison Dennis Salvatore Di Bella
Owen Fitzpatrick Ryan Doig
Lewis Grimshaw Dax Kelly
Anthony Krsteski Gabriel Krsteski
Rocky Lavalle Tony Krstevski
Keegan Matias Logan Mathie
Mason Mavridis Oliver Mitrevski
Michael Mendes Daniel Payne
Will Nattrass Riley Smithson
Noah Vidler Omezikam Uchendu
Coach: Manny Mavridis Coach: Steve Honey
Assistant: Tom Anagnostopoulos Assistant: Allan Jones
Manager: Kimberley Fitzpatrick Managers: Terina Hartley and Ben Mitrevski
UNDER 14s UNDER 13s UNDER 12s
1 Jake Charlston Morgan Woolnough Max Atsas
2 Jake Almond Jayden Branovski Thomas Bent-Genge
3 James Anagnostopou-los Chisholm Brown Alessandro Calmasini
4 Julian De Freitas Benjamin Caroutas Noah Crapis
5 Jack Deale Jay De Gouveia Max Cunial
6 Jack Duffy Callum Donnelly Lachlan Flood
7 Joshua Franco Aleksandar Dulevski Lachlan Groves
8 Joshua Galevski Damon Gray Adam Kairis
9 Jacob Krkovski Kyron Guevara Joshua Keir
10 Flynn Madden Jyden Harb Martin Kolevski
11 Daniel Merola Cooper Kerridge Heath Marsden
12 Joshua Nikolovski Noah McNeill Liam Mavridis
13 Luke Palermo Aiden Miranda Tristan Nikolovski
14 Anton Radice-Jones Joel Palermo Adrian Pontone
15 Deklan Rawson Sebastian Tomasiello Harry Taylor
16 Sebastian Stanojevic Kalani Vella Miles Thompson
Thomas Tugrul
Coach: Todd Parker Coach: Andrew Thompson Christian Vujic
Manager: Steve Stanojevic Assistant: Phil Vidler Kieran Wardle
Manager: Anthony Palermo Harry Wililo
Coach: Brendan Griffin
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UNDER 11s UNDER 10s UNDER 9s
Christian Anagnos-topoulos Christian Beleski Jaxon Bojlevski
Lenny Atsas James Benedetti Samuel Burke
Taj Demito Billy Beniuk Myke Caldrmoski
Ben Harman James Calci Kahuitara-Te Ra Chase
Jacob Hastings Cooper Ellis Jack Foley
Kyan Hawke Kolby Guevara Fabian Gaudiosi
Oscar Kiely Axl Hornby Leo Halios-Lewis
Micah Leimbach Khaled Houchaymi Jarrah Longbottom
Michael Marijan Isaac Kostovski Kingston McLerie
Noah Mathie Gabriel Lombardi Zachary McNeill
Odhran McDermott Cooper Markovic Jared Mihajlovic
Ryan Molnar Elijah Millet Novak Novakovic
Rishay Patel Lucas Moreira Declan Pearce
John Perri Innocent Nwali Diego Sansone
Beau Randle Samuel Palermo Leroy Szanto
Lennox Roodenrys Jordan Sirijovski Lewis Tomlinson
Jimmy Skarvelis Noah Smart
Ashton Stapleton Luca Spaseski Coach: Chris Halios-Lewis
Noah Stella Lukas Srbinoski
Zane Stroemer Lachlan Taylor
Coach: Alfredo Esteves Coach: Vlado Srbinoski
31TEAM LISTS - U20’S #NPLNSW
1 Mathew Nikolovski 11 Tory Musumeci
2 Louis Connell 12 Jordan Nikolovski
4 Jack Hooper 13 Nikola Djordevic
5 Jared Wiley 14 Mitchell Ferraro
6 Brodie Clarkson 15 Kristofer Nicolaou
7 Branislav Radmanovic 16 Jordan Pyne
8 James Carli 17 Brandon Stojcevski
9 Marcus Bimbilovski 19 Thomas Dunlop
10 Harrison Taranto
Manager: Robert Positti
19 Guiseppe Tilio 29 Thomas Fay
21 Finn Ballard-McBride 31 Ryan Teague
22 Harry Van Der Saag 32 Evan Tsakos
25 Daniel Maskin 40 David Malishev (GK)
26 Benjamin Van Meurs
28 Paolo Bonnani
Head Coach: Giancarlo Italiano
Assist. Coach: Robert Stanton
Goalkeeper Coach: Brody Crane
U18’S
1 Brendon Krcanoski 9 Joel Starr
2 Luke Day 10 Jake Levy
3 Kayne Kotevski 11 Samuel Miranda
4 Joshua Alcorn 12 Joshua Correia
5 Tim Chapman 13 Liam Rae
6 Jordyn Della Vedova 14 Brendan Low
7 Jason Pappas 15 Jarrod Alston
8 Brendan Mitrovski 16 Hayden Purkiss
Coach: Richard Lloyd
Assistant Coach: Scott Nicholls
Manager: Robbie Day
39 Jaiden Kucharski 80 Sam Amey
40 Aaron Gurd 81 Callum Talbot
41 Mitchell Mattison 83 Paolo Laxamana
57 Tyson Savas 90 Bailey Togiavalu
78 Alex Masciovecchio 94 Fletcher Mcfarlane
79 Harry Mccarthy 98 Jake Hollman
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Assistant Coach: Jason Rea
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Jordan Murray (APIA Leichhardt Tigers) 11
Alejandro Sanchez (Sydney Olympic) 8
Adrian Vranic (Sutherland Sharks) 7
Jeremy Cox (Sydney FC) 7
Alec Urosevski (Rockdale City Suns) 7
Jordan Figon (Rockdale City Suns) 6
Tasuku Sekiya (APIA Leichhardt Tigers) 6
Joey Gibbs (Blacktown City) 6
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Jason Madonis (Sydney Olympic) 5
Chris Payne (Sydney United 58) 5
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WARATAH Cup 2018 WARATAH CUP
FINALS SCHEDULE
ELIMINATION FINAL
Wednesday, 13 June 7:30pm
Rockdale City Suns FC v APIA Leichardt Tigers FC
SEMI-FINALS Wednesday, 27 June 7:30pm
Bonnyrigg White Eagles FC v Hakoah Sydney City East FC
7:30pm Marconi Stallions FC v Winner of Elimination Final
WARATAH CUP FINAL Sunday, 15 July 4pm
Winner of Semi Final 1 v Winner of Semi Final 2
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