Cfcvtaupo 31august2013

GK Fraser Nicholls2 Tom Woutersen3 Hayden Kilgour4 Adrian Clark5 Glen Carmichael6 Ma Pickles7 Robbie Greenhalgh8 Jason Szabo9 Jack Taylor10 Danny Styles11 Josh Dagnall12 Andy Taylor14 Patrick Woodlock15 Mat Wheeler16 Lee McNally17 Nathan ClaridgeGK Hamish McKenzieCoach: Karl Dagnall

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CAMBRIDGE FCWelcome to Waipa, Home of Champions

August 31, 2013

Team line–ups

Winner 2011 Best Match Programme in New Zealand Award

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FEDERATION 1: Cambridge v Taupo AFC (2.45pm)FEDERATION 1: Cambridge v Taupo AFC (2.45pm)FEDERATION 2: Cambridge v Te Awamutu (12.30pm)FEDERATION 2: Cambridge v Te Awamutu (12.30pm)

GK Hamish McKenzie Thomas Rae Lee McNally Alex Ball Daniel Clark Tim O’Hara Ed Ke le Cullen Tappen Mitchell Claridge Jamie Bowen Jamie Coomber Caleb Wilkinson Lee Framp Chong Xie Ewan BusseyCoach:

Cambridge Fed 1 Cambridge Fed 2

Red & white stripes, red shorts, red socks

Red & white stripes, red shorts, red socks

Taupo AFC Te Awamutuv v

John Kerkhof No. 1, 2.45pm John Kerkhof No. 1, 12.30pm

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President: Peter MartensMobile: 027 2943 044

Chairman: Greg ZeurenMobile: 027 4587 527email: [email protected]

Vice Chair: Steve ThomasMobile: 021 746 863email: [email protected]

Marke ng & Webmaster: Ken Graham Mobile: 021441176email: [email protected]

Treasurer: Craig ClarkMobile: 027 9153273email: [email protected]

Secretary: Pauline LewisMobile: 027 2747578email: [email protected]

Facilities: Tania ZeurenMobile: 027 272 3830email: [email protected]

Revenue: Josh EasbyMobile: 021 0558854email: josh@hurricane–press.co.nz

Senior Club Captain: Des BeeneyMobile: 027 2416 164email: [email protected]

Women’s Club Captain: Suzie HallidayMobile: 027 3265660email: [email protected]

Fixtures: Harry BomansMobile: 027 4985 075email: harryb@man ssa.co.nz

Grounds: Josh Giff ord Mobile: 021 921309

Senior Kit: Michaela McQuartersMobile: 021 621904email: [email protected]

Junior Club Captain: Richie Hillemail: [email protected]

Junior Co–ordinator: Catherine Clarkemail: [email protected]

Junior gear: Ingrid Cookemail: [email protected]

Schools liason: Bre ClarkMobile: 027 4474 393Email: [email protected]

Useful websites

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Club contacts

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For the 2013 season, Cambridge FC is fi elding a record 12 senior teams (nine men’s and three women’s), with more than 600 players including our junior ranks.

We es mate every tenth home in Cambridge (popula on 16,800) has at least one family member with a connec on to the club.

Our growth is exci ng but it presents us with the challenge of providing suitable facili es and the on-going replacement of kit and equipment.

Over the past year or two, we have signifi cantly improved our clubrooms and changing facili es, with the installa on of gas-heated showers, upgrade of toilets and the replacement of bar and kitchen facili es. Our clubrooms have benefi ed from re-decora on over the summer, and the replacement of heaters and ligh ng.

We’re making progress, but con nue to look for solu ons as we near the capacity of our changing rooms. While we try to raise funds to build an addi onal changing block, we’ve entered into a season-long trial use of the adjacent Cambridge Athle cs & Harriers Club grounds, enabling us to use their changing rooms as well as a fi h senior pitch.

We’re grateful to the athle cs club and hope we can build a strong rela onship that benefi ts both clubs.

Our vision is to be recognised as a leading community–based football club

that players aspire to join; benefi ng from a suppor ve learning environment, with superior coaching, training facili es and equipment, and becoming part of a great self-funding social club atmosphere.

Our fi ve-year plan (now in year three) focuses on four key goals:

1. Nurture and retain our young players with a football and self–development pathway that is considered the best in the sport.

2. Enable all our players to play at the highest level to match their desire and ability.

3. Provide self–funding social and football facili es that our members consider the best in Waikato football.

4. Realise our goals through prudent fi nancial management of our club.

The bo om line is that our club is only as strong as its members and we want to encourage your par cipa on in our plans – if you think you can help, or wish to know more, please get in touch with any member of our commi ee.

Greg Zeuren, the chairman of Cambridge Football Club, explains what we’re about ...

Welcome

Waikato All Stars v Bay of Plenty All Stars

ALL STARS GAME

John Kerkhof Park, Cambridge

Saturday 5 October, 2.30pm kick–off

Support the Waikato’s best players co–coached by Cambridge’s Karl Dagnall

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Fraser NichollsGoalkeeper, 24Joined Cambridge a er fi ve years between the posts for Otorohanga, including two seasons of Federa on 1. Twice selected for Waikato All Stars squad.

Hamish McKenzieGoalkeeper, 26Experienced goalkeeping coach who joins Cambridge this season a er s nts with Hamilton North, Huntly Thistle andWest Hamilton United.

Ma hew PicklesDefender, 22Played for 16 years in the Manchester (UK) junior and adult leagues for Medlock Rangers and Brendon’s Bees.

Alex BallLe back, 33

Experienced defender and midfi elder, having played for Cambridge’s Waikato A side and for HSBC Sheffi eld and Mt Pleasant FC (UK). Coached Cambridge’s Federa on 1 squad in 2005.

Daniel ClarkFull back, 18Versa le player who is just as comfortable on either fl ank. Won the 2012 Coach’s Player of the Season Award in his debut season.

Thomas RaeCentre back, 17Played junior football with Cambridge and for Cambridge High School. Also a world champion kick boxer.

Robbie GreenhalghMidfi elderSigned for Cambridge in 2013 a er an illustrious career as skipper of Northern

Federation Squad

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Federa on 1 team — back row (from le ): Karl Dagnall (coach), Bre Clark, Jack Taylor, Mat Wheeler, Hamish McKenzie, Tom Woutersen, Lee McNally, Ma Pickles, Patrick Woodlock. Front: Josh Dagnall, Nathan Claridge, Jason Szabo, Glen Carmichael, Josh Clark, Adrian Clark, Andrew Taylor, Fraser Nicholls.

Federation League 2

Date Compe on Opponents Venue ResultApr 6 Round 1 Tauranga Old Blues Home L 0–2Apr 13 Round 2 Rotorua United Away W 4–3Apr 20 Round 3 Papamoa FC Home L 0–5Apr 27 Round 4 Tokoroa Away D 1–1May 4 Round 5 Matamata Swi s Home W 5–0 May 11 Round 6 West Hamilton United Home L 1–2May 18 Round 7 Tauranga City United Home L 2–4May 25 Round 8 Tauranga Boys College Home L 0–2Jun 1 Round 9 HRFC Clube Alegria Home L 0–5Jun 15 Round 10 Te Awamutu Away L 0–6Jun 22 Round 11 Tauranga Old Blues Away L 2–4Jun 29 Round 12 Rotorua United Home W 3–1 Jul 6 Round 13 Papamoa FC Away L 1–7Jul 13 Round 14 Tokoroa Home D 2–2 Jul 20 Round 15 Matamata Swi s Away W 2–1Jul 27 Round 16 West Hamilton Utd Away W 1–0 Aug 3 Round 17 Tauranga City United Away D 0–0Aug 10 Round 18 Tauranga Boys College Home L 1–5 Aug 17 Round 19 HRFC Clube Alegria Away L 0–5AUG 31 ROUND 20 TE AWAMUTU HOME

Team P W D L F A PtsTauranga Boys College 18 15 1 2 83 11 46HRFC Clube Alegria 18 15 1 2 71 13 46 TE AWAMUTU 19 14 2 3 62 25 44Papamoa 19 12 2 5 64 39 38 Tauranga Old Blues 19 8 3 8 52 45 27 Tokoroa 18 6 5 7 23 29 23 CAMBRIDGE 19 5 3 11 25 55 18 West Hamilton United 18 5 2 11 23 49 17 Tauranga City Utd 17 3 4 10 23 48 13 Matamata Swi s 20 3 2 15 26 81 11Rotorua United 19 3 1 15 22 79 10

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League winners Bay Olympic, and a member of the Waikato FC na onal league squad. Previously at Central United and an Auckland youth rep.

Lee FrampMidfi elder, 23Scored on his Federa on League debut for Cambridge last season a er playing for Tauranga boys fi rst and second XI, and fi rst division in Canterbury.

Josh DagnallWinger, 18Adept on either wing or up front, has learned his football with Cambridge juniors, Cambridge High School and with the club’s U19 squad. Won the club’s Most Improved Player Award for 2012.

Nathan ClaridgeMidfi eld or full back, 21Made his Northern League debut at 16. Won the club’s Young Player of the Year Award in 2011 when he captained the club’s U19s at the na onal youth championships.

Patrick WoodlockMidfi eld, 25In his second spell at Cambridge, with Northern League experience here and with Wanderers and Ngaruawahia Utd. Waikato FC Youth player and Waikato age group rep from 13 to 16.

Jason SzaboMidfi eld, 38Experienced a acking midfi elder who has emigrated from the UK. Gets amongst the goals and was last year’s top scorer and ‘Player of the Year’ for our Waikato A team.

Caleb WilkinsonMidfi elder, 17Quick and skillful, he made his senior debut last season a er showing much promise in the club’s U15 and U19 squads.

Mitch ClaridgeMidfi elder, 19A graduate of Cambridge’s junior teams, he’s developing into a speedy and crea ve midfi elder and has represented the club at three na onal U19 tournaments.

Adrian ClarkDefender/midfi elder, 39Experienced and reads the game well, played for top Wellington clubs Lower Hu and Stop Out before joining Cambridge.

Andrew TaylorWinger, 25Rejoins the club a er a season at Matamata Swi s, a er playing in Cambridge’s Northern League squad. Quick and hard–working, he’s comfortable on either fl ank.

Lee McNallyMidfi eld, 42Wily veteran of Cambridge’s Northern League sides who spent last season at Claudelands Rovers. Adds experience to the squad.

Glen CarmichaelMidfi elder/forward, 19Joined Cambridge for the 2013 season a er playing for Matamata Swi s in Northern League Divisions 1 and 2.

Hayden KilgourCentral midfi elder, 16Graduated to senior football last year a er progressing through the club’s junior grades and winner of the club’s Players’ Best and Fairest Award for 2012.

Tom WoutersenForward, 22Learned his football with Cambridge, helping win the U19 Satellite Youth Tournament in Napier, before spending three seasons with Palmerston North Marist. Returns to Cambridge for 2013.

Today’s fi xturesToday’s Fed 1 fi xtures

Tauranga City Utd v Melville UtdAFC Fury v Tauranga Old Blues

Matamata Swi s v Waikato UnicolWhakatane Town v Otumoetai

Ngongotaha v Rotorua Utd

Today’s Fed 2 fi xturesTauranga City Utd v Papamoa

Tauranga Boys College v Rotorua UtdHRFC Clube Alegria v Tauranga Old Blues

West Hamilton v TokoroaMatamata Swi s — Bye

Senior Prizegiving

Cambridge RacewaySaturday September 28, 2013

This year’s senior club prizegiving func on promises to be the biggest yet with the addi on of our three new youth teams (2 x Boys U15 Federa on League and

Girls U14 Federa on League), as well as our Sunday Leaguers, the Red Devils.

Tickets $20 — includes entry and supper

For ckets, see your team manager or ask at the bar.

Drinks available from bar (no BYO); dress code smart

WaiBop United v WaiBop All Stars XI

EXHIBITION GAME

John Kerkhof Park, Cambridge

Saturday 12 October, 2.30pm kick–off

All White Aaron Sco will lead the ASB Premiership’s newest side against the best Federa on players in the Waikato/Bay of Plenty

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Jamie CoomberLe –sided winger/defender, 34Joined Cambridge in 2007 and has been a regular fi rst teamer since, adding Northern League experience to the squad.

Jack TaylorForward, 19Won the club’s 2012 Men’s Player of the Year Award and men’s Golden Boot with 25 goals for the promo on–winning side.

Karl DagnallFed 1 team coachRepresented the Bri sh Army and Combined Services, emigra ng in 2005. Appointed fi rst team coach last season, his aim is to develop a young squad capable of represen ng the club at top level for many years to come.

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Federation League 1

Date Compe on Opponents Venue ResultApr 6 Round 1 Tauranga Old Blues Home L 2–4Apr 13 Round 2 Rotorua United Away W 5–1Apr 20 Round 3 Melville United Home D 2–2Apr 25 Chatham Cup (1) Nixon Park (Auckland) Home W 8–0 Apr 27 Round 4 Otumoetai Away L 0–3May 4 Round 5 Matamata Swi s Home W 3–2 May 11 Chatham Cup (2) Lynn Avon Utd Home W 1–1***May 18 Round 7 Tauranga City United Home D 2–2May 25 Round 8 Ngongotaha Away W 2–1Jun 3 Chatham Cup (3) Birkenhead United Home L 2–4Jun 8 Round 10 Waikato Unicol Home D 0–0Jun 15 Round 11 Taupo Away W 3–1Jun 22 Round 12 Tauranga Old Blues Away D 2–2Jun 29 Round 13 Rotorua United Home D 2–2 Jul 6 Round 14 Melville United Away W 3–0Jul 13 Round 15 Otumoetai Home W 6–2 Jul 20 Round 16 Matamata Swi s Away L 0–3Jul 27 Round 17 Whakatane Town Home L 1–2 Aug 3 Round 18 Tauranga City United Away L 0–1Aug 10 Round 19 Ngongotaha Home W 5–1 Aug 17 Round 20 AFC Fury Away L 0–3Aug 24 Round 21 Waikato Unicol Away W 2–0 AUG 31 ROUND 22 TAUPO HOME Sept 7 Round 6** Whakatane Town Away Sept 14 Round 9** AFC Fury Home * All kick off s 2.45pm. ** Re–arranged games. *** Won pens 4–2 AET.

Team P W D L F A PtsAFC Fury 19 15 2 2 52 19 47Tauranga Old Blues 19 13 4 2 68 26 43 Tauranga City United 19 10 4 5 50 39 34 Ngongotaha 19 10 2 7 60 48 32 Matamata Swi s 20 10 1 9 39 34 31 CAMBRIDGE 19 8 5 6 40 32 29 Whakatane Town 20 8 5 7 47 53 29Waikato Unicol 19 8 4 7 34 32 28TAUPO 18 4 4 10 23 27 16Melville United 20 4 2 14 27 58 14 Rotorua United 20 3 4 13 24 51 13 Otumoetai 20 4 1 15 21 66 13

amFedera on 2 GoalscorersMitchell Claridge 4 Jamie Comber 3 Tim O’Hara 3Dan Podjursky 3Lee Framp 2Ed Ke le 2 Jason Szabo 2Andrew Taylor 2Chong Xie 2Josh Dagnall 1Caleb Wilkinson 1

Golden BootGo

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Trophy cupboard

Federa on 1 Goalscorers Lge Cup Total Tom Woutersen 13 4 17Glen Carmichael 6 – 6 Adrian Clark 3 2 5 Jason Szabo 4 1 5 Jack Taylor 4 – 4Patrick Woodlock 2 1 3 Robbie Greenhalgh 2 – 2 Danny Styles 1 1 2 Andrew Taylor 1 1 2Josh Dagnall 1 – 1Hayden Kilgour 1 – 1Ma Pickles – 1 1Wayne Watson 1 – 1Own goal 1 – 1

Golden BootGo

A er last weekend’s Finals Day excitement, the focus returns to Federa on League football with our teams playing a double–header.

The Federa on 2 side completes their league programme today against a Te Awamutu side that s ll has a theore cal chance of winning promo on if league leaders Tauranga Boys College and HRFC Clube Allegria slip up in their remaining games.

Meanwhile, Karl Dagnall’s Federa on 1 team hosts last year’s champions, Taupo AFC, in a game that will help decide whether Cambridge ends the season in the upper or lower half of the table.

Two goals from Tom Woutersen helped Cambridge to a 2–0 win against Waikato Unicol last weekend, virtually ensuring he’ll take this season’s Fed 1 Golden Boot.

Despite the mid–table posi on, the Fed 1 team faces an exci ng fi nish to the season. Next week, the

team travels to Whakatane and will get a shot at regaining the WaiBop Challenge Shield. The team then gets a crack at topping leaders AFC Fury.

Great weekend for clubCambridge celebrated a double success last weekend with our C1’s (above) landing the Soccer Shop Waikato Plate and our Red Devils winning the annual Tom Voyle Challenge.

Finals day for the Waikato Cup and Plate proved a huge success for the club which hired a 10– er mobile grandstand for the occasion.

Steve Thomas’ C1 side won a thrilling Plate fi nal 4-3 against Waihi B, coming from behind in injury me.

The lead changed four mes during the game but goals from Ewan Bussey

(2), Mike Miller and Lee Turpi led to lengthy a ermatch celebra ons.

Unfortunately, our Waikato A Legends lost the Waikato Cup Final 5–2 against rivals Wanderers Classics.

Peter Loyd and Davy Thomas both scored from the spot but former Cambridge player Craig Hedges led the way for Wanderers with two goals.

Many club members worked hard to make Finals Day a success, including those who prepared the pitch, half a dozen ball boys and girls and those who kept the shop and bar staff ed all day.

Thanks to all who took part.

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Club news Today’s opponentsSenior soccer in Taupo began in 1956 with the forma on of Taupo United Associa on Football Club.

A team was entered in the Bay of Plenty compe on but withdrew midway through 1957. In the 1960s Taupo twice reformed and twice folded as many of its players were workers at the Wairakei Power Project and work rosters rather than football determined the fate of the football club.

Since then, Taupo AFC has emerged

as a strong club with excellent facili es for men’s and women’s teams, as well as

junior players.The club’s fi rst team has

been at the top of its game in recent seasons, winning last year’s Waikato/Bay of Plenty Federa on 1 League and holding the WaiBop Challenge Shield for more than a year, before losing it to our own Cambridge

side. We welcome Taupo players and supporters to our club today and hope they enjoy their day with us.

Our club’s season of pres ge matches con nues with news that the Cambridge women’s fi rst team will play the curtainraiser for the All Whites v Phoenix match at Rotorua on Sunday Septeber 22.

Cambridge will play Rotorua United at the Rotorua Interna onal Stadium in a match that will decide this year’s Federa on Cup.

Meanwhile, Cambridge has been chosen from more than 100 affi liated clubs to host the end–of-season All Stars game between Waikato and Bay of

Plenty. The match, on Saturday October 5, will be followed by WaiBop’s annual prizegiving which presents trophies to successful clubs in the region.

Cambridge Feds 1 coach Karl Dagnall has been appointed a selector and co–coach of the Waikato All Stars team — worthy recogni on of his achievements at Cambridge this year and last year.

On Saturday October 12, Cambridge will host an exhibi on game between a combined Waikato/Bay of Plenty All Stars side and the region’s new na onal league side, WaiBop United.