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Central Region Junior Soccer Roster at http://www.crjsa.com/rosters

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The Green WeeklyThe Green WeeklyThe Green WeeklyThe Green WeeklyCygnet Sea Dragons Junior Soccer Club Inc

1. Welcome

The weekend gone saw the return of a typical Tasmanian winter; bleak, wet and cold.Amazingly the majority of games went ahead except for the U7 white, where the oppositioncould not summon up the will to form a team.

Congratulations must go to Graham and his band of U12 players who, after coming close a

number of times in recent matches, fought out their first win of the season with a 1-0 victory

over Princess St. Another special mention is our U10 Green team who beat quality opposition

in Division 1 in the form of the Tilford Zebras.

This week Played 10 Won 6 Lost 2 Draw 2 For 31 Against 14

This season Played 69 Won 40 (58%) Lost 23 Draw 5 For 270 Against 162

Above is only for Juniors

As most of you would know by now, each child should have received their free soccer ball

which this year came as part of the registration fee. We would strongly recommend you put

your childs name on the ball, and do not bring the ball to training. With all the balls lookingthe same, this will avoid coaches spending time dealing with potential conflict over who has

whose ball.

With the return of the rains and a large number of games to be held at home in the next few

weeks (6 games then 8 games), we will need to begin monitoring the state of the ground inrelation to training. Should we cancel a training session to alleviate impact for match days,

we will let you know asap via e-mail and our Facebook page.

The rest of the seasons rosters can be seen for your childs team in the team section. Note

these can change and we will let you know each newsletter. Special thanks to those who

volunteered for canteen on the weekend. We have a few weeks with up to 8 home games

soon so we really need your help. Please have a look at the canteen section and if you have

a home game let Alison know you will help out.

Best of luck for the coming games. Weather is looking promising for match day.

The Rambler (Dave) Go the Green


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Part of the reason that men seem so much less loving than women is that mens behavior is

measured with a feminine ruler. Francesca M. Cancian

- 160 cars can drive side by side on the Monumental Axis in Brazil, the world's widest road.- A "jiffy" is an actual unit of time for 1/100th of a second.- Actor Tommy Lee Jones and former vice-president Al Gore were freshman roommates at

Harvard.

Quote of the week:

Interesting (or irrelevant) Facts:

2. Saturdays Matches and Ground Directions:

Cygnet Sea Dragons Roster Round 8 22 June 2013

Team: Kick

Off:

Location: Opponent: Prev

Result

Juniors

U/6 South Div 2 10:00 Cygnet Calvin Black 9-2

U/7 Green South Div 1 11:00 Cygnet Calvin Black 10-0

U/7 White South Div 2 11:15 Margate Margate Black 3-1

U/8 Green South Div 1 10:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions Gold -

U/8 White South Div 2 11:00 Cygnet Southern Christian College 4-3

U/9 Green City Div 2 12:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Sharks -

U/9 White City Div 5 9:00 Cygnet South Hobart Primary -

U/10 Green City Div 1 10:00Soldiers

MemorialSacred Heart Red -

U/10 White City Div 5 9:00 Cygnet South Hobart Primary -

U/12 City Div 2 12:00

Lower

Queenborough

Sandy Bay

New Town Lightning

Youths

U14 South Div D 10:30Gormley Park

KingstonKingborough Lions 6-0

Ground Directions:Lower Queenborough: Cnr Nelson Rd & Sandy Bay Rd Sandy Bay

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Soldiers Memorial: Inside Oval near ground in front of changerooms Queens Domain


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St Aloysius: Oval at St Aloysius School Roslyn Avenue Kingston Beach


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Gormley Park: Gormley Drive Kingston


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Margate: Oval at Margate Primary 1730 Channel Highway Margate


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THE FOOTBALL RAMBLER

English footballs 10 most interesting stories

English players have always been a favourite of the media. With that said, some of

the players seem to have tried their best to attract media attention.

Here are some of the most interesting stories from the lives of footballers from England:

Rice-ilicious lucky charm

Jack Robinson, an English goalkeeper who first started playing in the 19th century, ate

a plate of rice pudding before each match as he thought it gave him good luck. On

the one occasion where he couldnt have his pre-match rice pudding he concededa staggering 11 goals.

The most expensive 1 coin

Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher lost his rag when he was hit by a 1 coin during

an FA Cup tie against Arsenal in 2002.

The Liverpool legend picked up the coin and hurled it back into the crowd which

prompted the referee to send him off, Liverpool to fine him 40,000 and England to

drop him.

Obscene mascot gets red

Macclesfield Town mascot Roary the Lion was shown a straight red card following a

players brawl in a match against Lincoln City in 1998. It transpired that the mascot

had been making obscene gestures towards opposing players and fans while the

brawl was taking place.

Three second Pratt

David Pratt lived up to his surname when he was sent off after just three seconds

during the game between Chippenham Town and Bashley in England, 2008. Pratt


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launched into a horrific challenge on an opposition opponent which left the referee

with no choice but to send him from the field.

Career threatening wit

Rodney Marsh was well known during his playing days for having a quick wit. He

cracked a joke in 1973 at the expense of England boss Sir Alf Ramsey, which causedthe legendary England boss to stare him down in front of the dressing room and he

never played for England again. He secured nine caps in his international career.

Fired on TV

Former Queens Park Rangers assistant manager Bruce Rioch was left stunned when

he learnt that he had been sacked from his job via the old British information TV

service Ceefax. No one had physically told him about the decision to relieve him of

his role in November 1997.

Labor induction for England call-up

The wife of Everton goalkeeper Richard Wright took marriage to another level when

she agreed to have the birth of the pairs first baby induced. The reason was so that

Wright would not be forced to miss an important match for the club as he was on the

fringes of the England squad at the time.

Fan in the dressing room

An England fan managed to get into the England dressing room following the 0-0

draw against Algeria in the 2010 World Cup. It turned out that the fan was

desperately looking for the toilet in the stadium but media reports suggested the fan

had broken into the dressing room to have a go at Englands players.

No goal, no shave

Former Reading goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann said he would not shave his bottom

lip until he conceded a goal back in 2006. The American could not shave his bottom


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lip for a staggering seven weeks which remains one of the best defensive spells in

Readings history.

Undisciplined mascot

Bury FCs Robbie the Bobby has one of the worst discipline records for a football

mascot. He was sent off a total of three times in three months in 2001 for a 30 yard runand celebration, for mooning after goals twice in one game and after a fight with

Cardiff City mascot Barclay the Bluebird.

COACHES BOX

A Tale of Polar Opposites:

This match was almost the direct polar opposite of our last run out atSandown v Beachside. Well, actually it wasnt true it was remarkably

similar in most aspects with the main difference being that the role we

played in the match was in direct polar opposition to the match v

Beachside, as was the result. We took to the field in polar conditions

rain, sleet, freezing temperatures, etc. Being an aficionado of all things maritime I

remember a couple of years back being out in the Derwent in some sort of boat or

floating thing, as part of a flotilla commemorating the centenary of Doug Mawsons

epic Antartic research voyage, which let me see, must have been close to one

hundred years ago. They were probably heading on down there to escape the

ravages of winter in Tassie as Im sure that nothing they encountered on the southerncontinent could have rivaled what our players withstood on Saturday. Cold, wind and

driving rain, it was absolutely polar(Editors Note: Im pretty sure you mentioned that

earlier). Things werent helped for me personally when I suffered a malfunction of the

demister on my spectacles. Certainly Doug Mawson was a giant among men and

was such a brave and inspiring explorer that he had an ice shelf named after him

(Editors Note: thatll be Shackletons Ice Shelf, probably). Captain John Scott didnt

fare so well on his expedition. His decision to take horses backfired when the horses

became unsettled due to lack of grazing opportunities causing absolute panic

resulting in bolting horses disappearing down crevices, giving rise to the well-known

contemporary saying down a crevice minus a paddle or something like it. As theweather closed in its more than likely that Captain Scott contemplated that what he

was experiencing was not dissimilar to the feeling experienced by General von Paulus

at Stalingrad in 1943, or was it 1942? (Editors Note: but Scotts ill-fated expedition pre-

dated von Pauluss by some three decades). On the other hand Norwegian explorer

Roald Amundsen, who incidentally was brother of novelist Roald Dahl, was used to

these conditions. He set out one morning with a pack of Alaskan sled-dogs including

some Jack Russells, Great Danes, Scotch Terriers, Labradoodles and even more Jack

Russells and he was safely back at camp for supper that same evening having

conquered the south pole without raising a sweat. In fact Im sure he would have

been back at camp in time for afternoon coffee and cakes had he been under thesame sort of pressure as I am currently under to submit this in time for inclusion in

Daves newsletter with the deadline fast approaching. So to cut to the chase our kids,


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gave one hundred percent and battled hard throughout and you cant ask for more

than that, but on the day we were second best to an opponent who adapted better

to the conditions. Hard luck team. Well regroup and well be back. GO THE SEA

DRAGONS and GO THE SOCCEROOS!!

U14 Division D Result Cygnet Sea Dragons 0-4 New Norfolk. Yours, The

Coaches Box

THE ROYAL RANT

Dear Parents

We do what we do because we love doing it. For approximately 30

hours of games, 30 hours of training sessions and 60 hours of travel ayear, we get a t-shirt. Really, it makes you a better person and you

should get involved.

In return for our services, apart from the t-shirt, we ask one thing. When your child

comes to training, he or she does the best they can.

As coaches we understand that some parts of training are more fun than other parts.

We understand its at the end of the day. We understand that kids are kids because

most of us were kids once too.

As coaches, we'd like you to talk to your kids to ask them to do the best they can

when they come to training. Listen when the coach talks, have a good go and

respect all the other club members - players, coaches, families and others.

Kicking balls away, disrupting others, wrestling and other such behaviour is not

acceptable at training. Us coaches have been given instructions to "sit-out" those that

disrupt the group. Often, a parent's presence is enough to bend behaviour and

watching your child train for an hour with an RVL coffee is not such a bad thing.

We have fun. We want to keep having fun. The message here is that the learningprocess of soccer (remember it issoccer training), the fun and the character growth

of those that choose to participate will not be sacrificed for the disruptive minority.

Thanks for talking to your child and we look forward to a fun and enjoyable year.


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Your Sea Dragons Committee:

President Rod ParishVice President Luca VanzinoTreasurer George Wilson

Committee Member Dave Sayers (Communications and whatever)Committee Member Matt OdyCommittee Member Vacant (Grants)Committee member Gini/Mark Buckland (Line marker)Committee Member Alison Nicholas (Canteen)Committee Member John Gorrie

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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS or at least be sure to convey your personal thanks.

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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.

7.Canteen roster (Coordinator Alison Nicholas contact details below):

We are now calling forSeadragon 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 mostprofitable. 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 eggsfrom home gardens)

Boks bacon and sausages will be provided by Alison, either Friday night training orbefore matches start on Saturday.

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

- 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, onionsand sausages; serve; clean up and put everything back.

- Volunteers place receipts in Float container and please reimburse yourselves for anyexpenses. Float goes back to canteen coordinator.


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if you want to...

- It is always fantastic if there are home-made muffins, scones or biscuits but only bringthese if you can...!

- Full instructions are in the canteen.

Thanks for your support!

Alison Nicholas

ph. 0459630511

[email protected]

Date Time Names

6/4/13 9:45 12:30 Megan, Kirsty, India13/4/13 8:45 10:30 Genevieve, Janine, Ana and India

11/5/13 9:45 1:15 The Ody express, Janine

18/5/13 9:45 12:15 5 home games Scott, Siubhan, James

25/5/13 9:45 12:15 6 home games Iris, Amber & Lucy

1/6/13 9:45 12:15 3 home games Amy & Zoe

15/6/13 8:45 12:15 6 home games - Lucy, Janine, Margie, Luca, Ric

22/6/13 8:45 12:15 6 home games - Penny, Emma, Sarah

29/6/13 8:45 1:00 8 home games - Sophie plus 2 more needed

BREAK

27/7/13 9:45 12:00 4 home games3/8/13 8:45 12:00 5 home games

10/8/13 8:45 12:00 5 home games - Tabatha

17/8/13 8:45 12:00 7 home games -

24/8/13 9:45 12:00 3 home games

31/8/13 8:45 12:00 8 home games

7/9/13 8:45 11:15 4 home games


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8. Match Reports

Cygnet U/6

It was great to see our u6 soccer stars braving the weather and the chilly 9.00am kick off to

put on a dazzling display of soccer skills. We started slow with no score in the first ten minutes,

and it looked like it was going to be a well matched contest. Then we scored two goalsbefore half time and our confidence grew. When we came out in the second half the flood

gates opened, and we added another 6 goals to beat Margate 8-nil.

Flynn had some great kicks and moves, however he found the meltdowns and temper

tantrums (That the other team were having) a bit distracting, putting him off his game in the

second half. Archie showed some great skills and clever technique turning the ball and

steering it towards the goals, he is really coming along well. William played his usual

enthusiastic game, chasing well and pushing through a wall of opposition to score a well

earned goal. Charlie Gorringe played a good strong game of soccer, working through the

Margate defensive line to score three goals, and blocked twice as many attempts from the

opposition. Charlie Hooper had his best result so far, scoring 4 goals and stopping theMargate strikers with superior foot work and skills.

It was a proud day for the coach, seeing this team develop their skills and sense of the game.

Alby

Cygnet U6 8 def Margate Red 0 (Charlie Hooper 4, Charlie Gorringe 3, William Morgan 1)

Cygnet U/7 Green

Other team forfeited match

Cygnet U7

Cygnet U/7 White

The weather held off to a light drizzle which we hardly noticed due to this exciting game.

St. Aloysius played a great game making us fight to gain possession of the ball. The game

was evenly matched this time. We only came away with the win due to our improvedpassing and ball handling skills.

Well done boys!

Cygnet U7 White 3 def St Aloysius Blue 1 (Floyd 2, Matthew 1)


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Cygnet U/8 Green

It was testing weather that confronted the U8 Green v Kingborough Lions Black. The first half

was played in consistent rain and the kids and ref were cold and wet. Despite this, the kidsput in a solid performance to go into half time 2-0 up even tho the goals at Kingborough are

half the size of those at Cygnet (and most other grounds).

This match saw close to goal of the season. The ball was played out of the back to the wings,

4 passes, awesome first touches and into the back of the net. It was a goal the U14 Youth

team would have been proud of.

Great game kids and particular mention to Kate for slotting away her first goal of the season

(even tho she has hit 4 posts and had numerous narrow misses).

The Rambler

Cygnet U8 Green 6 def Kingborough Lions Black 0 (Ethan S 3, Zac 2, Kate 1)

Cygnet U/8 White

Well as coach of the U6s U 7s and U 8s for the past three years writing this report is a

somewhat new experiencea loss!

It may appear contradictory but everyone, as a team, played their best match to date.

The Sea Dragons had 80% of the procession and 80% of the field position but most importantlythe trap/ look up / pass the ball / and move quickly drill that we have been practicing at

training, was being undertaken for the first time in the match.

Although we lost the match to a flukeish goal we had the opportunity to compete, have fun,

learn and to implement our training drills.

For Michaela and I as coaches. it was a positive experience to see the rudimentary passes

and the developing skills which, in the long run, will form the basis for a talented team into the

future.

The Sideline Scribe

Cygnet U8 White 0 lost to Calvin 1

Cygnet U/9 Green

The U9 Greens put on a nail biter against a good opposition this week. 2 early goals from the

Lions suggested we might be facing a nasty defeat but the Greens brought it back to 2-1 at

half time. The defence and goalie got a work out in the first quarter but the team slowly

moved into action and by the end of the game everyone was on top form and brought it

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Tim had a blinder of a game, defending brilliantly and working well up forward for a lot of the

match. Cobi did a great job in goals again and put in a huge effort in both defence and up

front in the second half, scoring a great goal too. Demi worked tirelessly in defence , clearing

the ball up field whenever it came her way. Oscar O did a job in goals, saving a few massive

shots that looked destined for the net in second half. And Denzel put in his usual skilful attacks,

notching up another two goals for the season. Leeroy also moved his game a couple of

notches higher this match with a few good runs and tackles. Liams boot proved itself againin getting the ball up forward and Jase saw good action too.

Great to see everyone putting in such a good effort.

Cygnet U9 Green 3 drew Kingborough Lions Blue 3 (Denzel 2, Cobi 1)

Cygnet U/9 White

What a dreary day. We watched the rain pour down at home and wondered if the game

would be cancelled, but not to be so we headed out the door in the rain for our middaymatch on the Domain. The opposition coach did say they had tried to call to see if we

wanted to cancel but hadn't been able to get through - I told him we were made of sterner

stuff.

A full complement of Seadragons meant we had two subs but it was hard to keep the kidswarm off the field and hard to keep most of them running in the rain on field. Particularly

tough for our goalie, Toby, in the first half who could barely see through the sleeting rain (with

some occasional spots of sun trying to break through), but likewise for the Sacred Heart

goalie in the second half. Note to coach - contact lens a better option than glasses on rainy

days!

The game started off well with Codi scoring the first goal within the first few minutes, quickly

evened up by Sacred Heart. Another to Codi, and then an own goal against us took us into

half time at 2 all.

Although the team played well and had some great moments between them, it was not to

be our day - the final score was 4 to Sacred Heart and 2 to Cygnet. There were some very

close misses in the second half, Ina's ball didn't quite have enough power to defeat thefriction of the pools of water, Codi tried to avert this problem by kicking high with his ball

sailing over the top of the goal. Ned made some terrific saves as second half goalie. Ina and

Riley are showing great potential as backs, really getting in and stealing the ball with some

fancy footwork. Romi and Saras had a good run of the field with some good attacking play.Toby put on a really good show as a forward this week with Elliot and Rory playing good

consistent games as we have come to expect from these boys.

Well done to everyone who ventured out on such a bleak day. Well deserved hot chocolates

enjoyed by many after the match.

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U/10 Green

A cracking day on the Green for the U10 Green Machine. Once we started putting forward

pressure on, the Zebras struggled to get the ball out of their half. Goalies barely touched the

ball and that defensive line was a brick wall. They had some very good players and we dealt

with them accordingly. We had some fantastic through balls and great switches that kept the

flow across the whole ground. A really, really good game to watch - probably the best gameI have seen these guys play in 4 years.

Cygnet U10 Green 4 def Tilford Zebras 1 (Jake 3 Save 1)

U/10 White

I believe this was the result and scorers!!!

Cygnet U10 White 4 drew Friends 4 (Molly, Toby, Sadie and Isaac)


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U/12 Sea Dragons

Before kick off I was told by my team how big the opposition were and how good they had

been last season..? So I told the guys "just get the ball down and play football" and "if we play

like we did in training last night we'll beat anyone"

Unusually for us, we got off to a really good start with everyone keeping position and trackingback. It was an even game with both sides scrapping it out in midfield on a slippery surface.

We missed a couple of easy chances, but we were concentrating and staying in the match

with everyone upping their game and supporting each other. A tight game was definitely on

the cards and through the occasional rain we battled our way to go in at half time honours

even at 0 - 0

A quick change at the break and yet more determined pressure and we were in the

ascendancy, this soon led to Sorin cracking a beauty and for the first time all season the U12's

had the lead and something to hang onto. But we didn't stop, we kept going for another

goal and the goalkeepers from both sides had some serious saves to make on such a wetslidy pitch. There was no way we were getting beat or even sharing the points today and

everyone in a Sea Dragons shirt scrapped and blocked their way to the final whistle.

A fantastic result today and well overdue (in my opinion). A solid TEAM performance with

everyone covering each other both offensively and in defence. Apart from some long range

efforts, we didn't have much to deal with all game and as much as I 'm really glad we got our

first our win of the season..!!!

I'm also really proud of the defence and sweepers who kept our first clean sheet.

So two milestones in one game...

What was it I said to the team before the match..... "If we play like we did in training last night

we'll beat anyone" And sure enough we did...

Cygnet U12 Sea Dragons 1 def Princess St 0 (Sorin 1)

U/14

See Coaches Box for match report


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Cygnet U7 Green in the U7 Division 1 South in Term One (Coach Parent Group):Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:

6/4/13 12:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Red 5-2 Huon 1, Benny 1,

Tommy 3

13/4/13 9:45 Cygnet Huon Valley 6-0 Benny 3, Tommy

2, Rory 1

11/5/13 12:00 LightwoodPark Kingborough LionsBlack 7-1 Rory 1, Huon 1,Benny 1, Harry 1,

Tommy 3)

18/5/13 10:00 Cygnet Calvin Black 10-0 Benny 5, Tommy

4, Rory 1

25/5/13 11:00 Margate Margate Green 2-0 Benny 1, Rory 1

1/6/13 10:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions Blue 1-3 Benny 1

15/6/13 11:00 Lightwood

Park

Kingborough Lions

Black

Forfeit by other

team (goes

down as win)

22/6/13 11:00 Cygnet Calvin Black

29/6/13 11:00 LightwoodPark

Kingborough Lions Blue

BREAK

27/7/13 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Red

3/8/13 10:30 Margate Margate Green

10/8/13 10:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions

Black


24/8/13 10:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions Blue

31/8/13 12:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Red

7/9/13 10:00 Cygnet Margate Green

U/7 Green Season Goals Tally

Tommy 12, Benny 12, Rory 4, Huon 2, Harry 1 Total 31

Played 7 Won 6 Lost 1 Drew - For 31 Ag 6


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Cygnet U7 White in the U7 Division 2 South in Term One (Coach Eran [email protected]):Date: Kick

Off:Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:

6/4/13 11:00 Cygnet Channel Christian

Purple

7-0 Kes = 3, Floyd= 2,

Matthew = 2

13/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Southern ChristianCollege Blue

12-0 Matthew 6, Floyd4, Kes 2


Green

3-1 Matthew 1, Kes

1, own goal 1

18/5/13 11:00 Cygnet Calvin Gold 4-2 Floyd 3, OG 1

25/5/13 11:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Blue 7-1 Floyd 5, Kes 1,

Matthew 1

1/6/13 11:00 Cygnet Margate Black 3-1 Kes 2, Floyd 1

15/6/13 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Blue 3-1 Floyd 2, Matthew

1

22/6/13 11:15 Margate Margate Black

29/6/13 11:00 Cygnet Kingborough LionsWhite

BREAK

27/7/13 11:00 Woodbridge Woodbridge Whalers


Purple

10/8/13 10:00 Southern ChristianCollege

Southern Christian

College Blue

17/8/13 11:00 Cygnet Kingborough LionsGreen

24/8/13 11:00 Cygnet Calvin Gold


Red

7/9/13 12:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Blue

U/7 White Season Goals Tally

Floyd 17, Matthew 11, Kes 9 OG 2 Total 39

Played 7 Won 7 Lost - Drew - For 39 Ag 6


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Cygnet U8 Green in the U8 Division 1 South in Term One (Coach Dave Sayers0438 895 018 or reply to the many annoying emails you get from me)):

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

6/4/13 10:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Red 9-0 Ethan S 4, Zac 1, Ethan

H 1, Holly 1, Lauren 1,

Tristan 113/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions

Black

7-0 Zac 2, Ethan S 1, Ethan

H 1, Holly 1, Lauren 1,

Tristan 1

11/5/13 10:00 Calvin Calvin 5-0 Ethan S 1, Ethan H 1,

Holly 1, Lauren 1, Tristan

1


White

5-2 Zac 3, Ethan S 2

25/5/13 10:00 ChannelChristian

Channel ChristianSilver

11-1 Zac 7, Ethan S 2, Tristan1

1/6/13 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Red 7-0 Zac 5, Ethan S 1, Holly 115/6/13 10:00 Lightwood

Park

Kingborough Lions

Black

6-0 Ethan S 3, Zac 2, Kate 1


Gold

29/6/13 12:00 Lightwood

Park

Kingborough Lions

White

BREAK


Silver

3/8/13 11:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Red


Black

17/8/13 11:00 Lightwood

Park

Kingborough Lions

Gold


White

31/8/13 9:00 Channel

Christian

Channel Christian

Silver

7/9/13 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Red


Zac 20, Ethan S 14, Holly 4, Ethan H 3, Lauren 3, Tristan 4, Kate 1 Total 50

Played 7 Won 7 Lost - Drew For 50 Ag 3


19/26

Edition 10 22 June



Cygnet U8 White in the U8 Division 2 South in Term One (Coach Luca [email protected] and Michaela Harley)Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:

6/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Southern Christian

College

4-3 Otis 2, Griffin 1,

Own Goal 1

13/4/13 10:00 Calvin Calvin Black 4-0 Josh 1, Griffin 2,

Jack 111/5/13 10:00 Cygnet Margate Green 2-1 Griffin 1, Josh 1

18/5/13 11:00 Huonville Huon Valley 4-0 Griffin 3, Josh 1

25/5/13 10:00 Cygnet Woodbridge Whalers 7-0 Griffin 4, Otis 1,

Josh 1, Sasha 1

1/6/13 9:00 Margate Margate Red 2-0 Callum 2

15/6/13 11:00 Cygnet Calvin 0-1


College


BREAK

27/7/13 11:00 Margate Margate Green3/8/13 11:00 Cygnet Huon Valley

10/8/13 10:00 Woodbridge Woodbridge Whalers

17/8/13 11:00 Cygnet Margate Red

24/8/13 10:00 Calvin Calvin


College

7/9/13 9:00 Calvin Calvin Black


Griffin 11, Josh 4, Otis 3, Callum 2, Jack 1, Sasha 1, OG 1 Total 23



20/26

Edition 10 22 June



Cygnet U9 Green in the U9 Division 2 City in Term One (Coach Coach RicBeecroft [email protected] Tel. 0429-307 858)


6/4/13 10:00 Cygnet Margate Green 4-2 Denzel 2, Oscar L 2

13/4/13 10:00 Soldiers

MemorialNew Town Storm

3-1 Oscar L, Cobi, Leyroy

11/5/13 11:00 Cygnet Mt Nelson Strikers 5-0 Denzel 3, Cobi 218/5/13 9:00 Mt Nelson Hutchins Black 4-2 Denzel 2, Cobi 225/5/13 11:00 Cygnet West Hobart Black 3-5 Denzel, Liam, Oscar O1/6/13 12:00 Soldiers

Memorial

St Virgils Blue 1-3 Cobi 1

15/6/13 10:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions Blue 3-3 Denzel 2, Cobi 1

22/6/13 12:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Sharks

29/6/13 10:00 Cygnet New Town Storm

BREAK

27/7/13 11:00 Princes St South Hobart FC

3/8/13 9:00 Cygnet Hutchins Black

10/8/13 10:00 West Hobart West Hobart Black

17/8/13 10:00 Cygnet St Virgils Blue

24/8/13 9:00 Lightwood

Park

Kingborough Lions Blue

31/8/13 10:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Sharks

7/9/13 10:00 Soldiers

Memorial

New Town Storm


Denzel 10, Cobi 7, Oscar L 3, Leyroy 1, Liam 1, Oscar O 1 Total 23

Played 7 Won 4 Lost 2 Drew 1 For 23 Ag 16


21/26

Edition 10 22 June



Cygnet U9 White in the U9 Division 5 City in Term One, (Coach Lorna [email protected]):

Date: KickOff:

Location: Opponent: Result Scorers:

6/4/13 11:00 Cygnet St Aloysius Tigers 2-6 Codi B 2

13/4/13 9:00 SoldiersMemorial

Friends Blue 6-1 Codi B 5, Ned C 1

11/5/13 11:00 Showground 1F St Therese 2-7 Codi 1, Riley 1

18/5/13 11:00 Cygnet Sacred Heart Yellow 6-1 Codi 3, Elliott 2, Rory

1

25/5/13 11:00 Taroona High Taroona Blue 1-6 Codi 1

1/6/13 11:00 St Aloysius 2 St Aloysius Tigers 5-7 Codi 5

15/6/13 12:00 Soldiers

Memorial

Sacred Heart Yellow 2-4 Codi 2

22/6/13 9:00 Cygnet South Hobart Primary

29/6/13 9:00 Cygnet St Therese

BREAK27/7/13 9:00 Soldiers

Memorial

Friends Blue

3/8/13 9:00 Taroona High Taroona Blue

10/8/13 9:00 Cygnet Sacred Heart Yellow

17/8/13 12:00 South Hobart South Hobart Primary

24/8/13 11:00 Soldiers

Memorial

St Therese

31/8/13 9:00 Cygnet Friends Blue

7/9/13 9:00 Cygnet Taroona Blue


Codi B 19, Elliot 2, Ned 1, Riley 1, Rory 1 Total 24



22/26

Edition 10 22 June



Cygnet U10 Green in the U10 Division 1 City in Term One (Coach Rod Parish andDavid Dow [email protected])


6/4/13 10:00 Cygnet St Virgils Green 2-2 Jake 1, Save 1

13/4/13 10:00 Waimea

Heights

Waimea Heights

Warriors

9-0 Save 3, Fynn 2,

Jake 2, Kai 1,Oscar 1

11/5/13 10:00 Cygnet Taroona 2-4 Jake 1, Save 1

18/5/13 12:00 Lightwood

Park

Kingborough Lions

Black

7-1 Jake 5, Kai 1,

Save 1

25/5/13 10:00 Cygnet West Hobart Green 3-0 Kieron 2, Jake 1

1/6/13 BYE

15/6/13 10:00 Cygnet Tilford Zebras White 4-1 Jake 3, Save 1

22/6/13 10:00 Soldiers

Memorial

Sacred Heart Red

29/6/13 11:00 Cygnet West Hobart Green

BREAK27/7/13 11:00 Cygnet Taroona

3/8/13 10:00 Cygnet St Virgils Green

10/8/13 12:00 Soldiers

Memorial

Tilford Zebras White

17/8/13 10:00 Cygnet Sacred Heart Red

24/8/13 11:00 Soldiers

Memorial

West Hobart Green

31/8/13 10:00 Cygnet Taroona

7/9/13 11:00 Soldiers

Memorial

St Virgils Green


Jake 13, Save 7, Fynn 2, Kai 2, Kieron 2, Oscar 1 Total 27



23/26

Edition 10 22 June



Cygnet U10 White in the U10 Division 5 City in Term One (Coach )


6/4/13 9:00 Cygnet West Hobart Gold 1-1 Marley

13/4/13 12:00 Soldiers Memorial St Thereses 0-5

11/5/13 11:00 Cygnet West Hobart Red 3-1 Will 2,

Kieran 118/5/13 10:00 Cygnet Friends 1-7 Kieran 1

25/5/13 12:00 Soldiers Memorial West Hobart Tigers 0-3

1/6/13 10:00 Soldiers Memorial West Hobart Gold 0-10

15/6/13 10:00 Friends Friends 4-4 Molly, Toby,Sadie and

Isaac

22/6/13 9:00 Cygnet South Hobart Primary

29/6/13 9:00 Cygnet West Hobart Red

BREAK

27/7/13 10:00 Lenah Valley Lenah Valley Force

3/8/13 12:00 Soldiers Memorial West Hobart Tigers10/8/13 10:00 Cygnet Friends

17/8/13 12:00 Soldiers Memorial South Hobart Primary

24/8/13 12:00 Soldiers Memorial West Hobart Red

31/8/13 9:00 Cygnet Lenah Valley Force

7/9/13 9:00 Cygnet West Hobart Tigers


Marley 1, Will 2, Kieran 2, Molly 1, Toby 1, Sadie 1, Isaac 1 Total 9



24/26

Edition 10 22 June



Cygnet U12 in the U12 Division 2 City in Term One (Coach: Graham [email protected] )


6/4/13 10:10 Sandown Park Beachside 0-9

13/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Taroona 0-4

11/5/13 12:00 Cygnet South Hobart FC 1-3 Kai 118/5/13 11:00 Guildford Young St Virgils Blue 2-2 Liam S 2

25/5/13 9:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions Blue 1-3 Kai 1

1/6/13 11:00 Athletic Centre Campbell St 3-5 Seth 2, Kai 1

15/6/13 11:00 Cygnet Princes St Hurricanes 1-0 Sorin 1

22/6/13 12:00 Sandy Bay New Town Lightning

29/6/13 12:00 Cygnet Hobart Utd Green

BREAK

27/7/13 10:00 Cygnet Beachside

3/8/13 11:00 Sandown Park Taroona

10/8/13 11:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions Black

17/8/13 11:00 Cygnet St Virgils Blue

24/8/13 9:00 Gormley Park Kingborough Lion Blue

31/8/13 11:00 Cygnet Campbell St

7/9/13 10:00 Sandy Bay Princes St Hurricanes

U/12 Season Goals Tally

Liam S 2, Kai 3, Seth 2, Sorin 1 Total 8



25/26

Edition 10 22 June



Cygnet U14 in the U14 Division D City in Term One (Coach George Wilson andDave Sayers)


6/4/13 10:30 Showground 3 Glenorchy Knights 0-7

13/4/13 10:30 Lightwood Park Kingborough Lions 6-0 Christian 1,

Jake B 1,Rowan 2,

Isaac 1, Hugh

1

20/4/13 2:00 Huonville University 3-2 Christian 2,

Rowan 1

11/5/13 9:00 New Town New Town Eagles 2-4 Christian 1,

Rowan 1

18/5/13 12:30 Huonville Nelson 1-1 Christian 1

25/5/13 2:00 Huonville Glenorchy Knights 3-5 Isaac 2,

Christian 1

1/6/13 12:00 Sandy Bay Beachside 4-0 Isaac 3, Jake B1

BREAK

15/6/13 12:30 Huonville New Norfolk 0-4

22/6/13 10:30 Gormley Park

Kingston

Kingborough Lions

29/6/13 2:00 Huonville University

6/7/13 2:00 Huonville New Town Eagles

BREAK

27/7/13 10:30 Showground 2 Nelson

3/8/13 9:00 Showground 3 Glenorchy Knights

10/8/13 12:30 Huonville Beachside

17/8/13 12:00 New Norfolk New Norfolk

24/8/13 2:00 Huonville Kingborough Lions

31/8/13 12:00 Olinda Grove 3 University

U/14 Season Goals Tally

Christian 6, Isaac 6, Rowan 4, Jake B 2, Hugh 1 Total 18



26/26

Edition 10 22 June

Cygnet Sea-Dragon Victory Song

Chorus:

Green is the Colour

Football is the Game

Were 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 fineWe can shine

All the time

Home or away

Come and see us play

Youre welcome any day.

Repeat Chorus

To Finish:

What do we eat?

Seaweed

How do we eat it?

Raw

cygnet sea dragons junior soccer club - saturday 22nd june

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