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3. Nick Smith 4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci 7. Harry Lissington 8. Cory Hitchen 9. Chris Bryson 10. Marcel Nolde Jaryd Gray 2015 www.forresthillafc.co.nz No.1 2017 11. www.forresthillafc.co.nz 12. Andrew Cowell 13. Ed Sillars 14. Alan Llunes 15. Luke Johnson On behalf of the Forrest Hill Milford United Associated Football Club it ownership. Without the original development of the land by the Becroft 17.toReid Drake gives me great pleasure welcome you here today for the fourth round family we would not be here today. So thank you to the Becroft family.

Forrest Hill Milford AFC of the 2010 Chatham Cup as well as the official re-opening of fields 2 & vs North Shore Utd 19. Ashley Ngadela Our Football club has been in the fortunate situation of securing the rights 3 at Becroft Park. the grounds for the playing season for the last 35 years and we look 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair Becroft Park, Saturday to 22nd August 2015 Welcome to Wayne Wilson and his team from Albany for today’s Chatham forward to many more years and an expanded role in the use of the park as 26.

Jamie Shields football continues tocontinues increase into popularity.

Cup fixture.Hello and welcome to the first home games for 2017.

Our Junior Club thrive with the awarding of our 2.45pm Kick Off Once again weEmiliano find ourselves struggling with season Skill Centre Licence and Academy Programs up and running.

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Candia Before I comment on the game, I’d like to spend some time on the Grand Since the turn of the century the North Shore City Council has made a start up field conditions but it’s great to be here at Re-Opening of fields 232. & 3 for which we are holding a formal ceremony at concerted effort to ensure that sports fields are able to cope with the Becroft today. Jonathan Westphal (GK) My thanks to everyone who assisted season that is Auckland weather.

Some six with yearsgetting ago the the council began the 13:45. We are delighted to welcome a number of special guests who have reality underway.

The demands on our administration team at this 38.

Robert Konya (GK) process of converting the number 1 pitch to a sand base.

Eighteen months come along today to help us share in the completion of this tremendous

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Top ofthe Table Clash... from Becroft -the Grand Re Opening...

Chairman’s Chair

Thisjoin weekend we are pleased to welcome Bay Olympicfrom in asset. Please me in welcoming our life members, representatives NRFL Men’s Premier Division and without Claudelands in the the NSCC the and representatives of the Becroft family, all of whom we Women’s Premier would not NRFL have this wonderful asset toDivision. enjoy.

Head Coach:

Paul Temple This park used to be part the farmboth owned by the Becroft family. Through I would like to of welcome sides, their management and an arrangement somesupporters 50 years agotothe land passed respective Becroft Park.into what is now Council Assistant Coaches: Owain Prosserfor our Men, including a After a solid 2016 campaign Chatham Cup Quarter Final loss to the eventual winners, Steven Dillon returning coach Andy Boyens has put together a strong Coach: squad withGK a mix of loyal ‘Swans’ , a number of new players, and some returning old boys.

Robert Konya After aOur strong at Clendon, Physio:coach, new performance Women’s Ben Bate, has stepped up from Forrest Hill Milford 7th grade rep team his 2016 Championship winning Reserve Team role to take Ed Sillars were at Manurewa for their second over from Ryan Faithfull, who is focusing on his Auckland tournament of the year on Sunday 20th City involvement.

Ben has assembled a very young squad Sports Scientist: June 2010. full of homegrown players that have come through our Tim Wilson extremely strong Girl’s football programmes. Our recent

7th Grade Reps

time the season immense.

Without theirThis dedication ago the of process started are for the number 2 & 3 pitches. represents an and professionalism and the input from the vast number of investment beyond the means of almost any football club – or sponsor - in thevolunteers country. there simply wouldn’t be football.

New Zealand hasacknowledge a rich historyour of sponsors punching whose above its weight on the I’d also like to generous Continued on page 4 support allows us to deliver football for an affordable price.

Our thanks to FIX, our main sponsor of the Men’s Premier team and ecostore the main sponsor of the Women’s Premier team. I’d also like to acknowledge the support that we get from The Soccer Shop, Zomer Cafe and Benefitz.

Completely Dominate Manurewa Tournament

With a few weeks of training since the atitthe ACFC U17 for Youth Clendonsuccesses tournament didn’t take long the and the Joma pre-seaTournaments show our team team toson show they were going to be the teamwill be “ up for the fight “. to beat. Right from the first whistle they were away with a 6-0 win over Papatoetoe, 6-0 win over Clendon and 11-0 win over Manurewa B in the group rounds.

I hope you will join us at the Bar after the matches for a few second half Forrest Hill Milford moved refreshments. to the semi final with a 1-0 win.

Good luck to all the Forrest Hill teams this week and do your A slow start again on a muddy slow club proud. Get up Forrest !! pitch in the Semi Final saw Forrest Hill Dave Crombie Club Chairman “One club many teams “

Milford go down 1-0 early on to Bucklands Beach, however that was soon overcome running out 3-1 winners and moving on to the final.

Playing Bay Olympic A in the Final we started strong and never looked back.

Completely in control running out 3-0 winners. Again an outstanding effort from all the Forrest Hill Milford players .

Forrest Hill Milford AFC vs Bay Olympic AFC

Becroft Park, Saturday 1st April 2017, 3.00pm Kick off A special mention to all the parents who provided great support for the

Moving on to the 2nd round and up against Bay Olympic B where the competition was about to heat up, Forrest Hill Milford came away with a comfortable 4-0 victory.

team as they progressed through the tournament

With the finals just around the corner the quarter final game played on a very heavy pitch proved to be the closest game of the day. The opposition Manurewa A held us for the first half however with a goal mid way point in the

7th Grade Representative Team: Rico Bearman, Stefan Erdevicki, Callum Hoy, Ryan Morell, Sam Nolan, Luke Paterson, Rhys Pattimore, Zach Riley, Mikah Buckley, Nic Parkes

Trip of a lifetime

Andy Boyens Luke Burgess Rory Butterfield Scott Campbell When you mention Dallas, Texas the first Nathan thing to come Canton into the minds of most baby boomers is the assassination of JFK. Mention Jack Caunter Dallas, Texas to Forrest Hill Milford Football Club’s 14th Grade team and they’ll tell you it’s Louie Caunter the venue of one of the most prestigious age grade football Cranney tournaments in the world, the Nathan Dr Pepper Dallas Cup. Sean Crombie The tournament is in its 39th year and attracts overDarren 180 teamsA’Court with the ages of players ranging from 12 to 18 years old. 35% of the Alex Ferguson teams are international clubs with another 50% coming from across the US. During the week of Chip Holland the tournament the games will be watched by overAlex 100,000 spectators.

Howard OverBronson the years future Kellystars have played. Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney was just 13 when selected Kimpton

by Everton to play in the 1999 Jordan tournament. The future England captain was Jamie Mason following in the footsteps of such stars as Raul — the Real Madrid legend — David Beckham Morrow and Ryan Liverpool legend Michael Owen by competing in the tournament.

David Mulligan Forrest Hill Milford has entered their 14th Grade team in this year’s Stanley Onacha tournament kicking off on April 9th and completing on April 16th.

Kirk Patterson The team members have spent a year fundraising for the tournament and received the generous Brodie Poole support of a number of sponsors. The boys have trained right through the summer in preparation. This team has been Chris Riley together now for six seasons and in 2014 they won their grade in Australia’s biggest football tournament.

Benji Roberts (C) The Forrest Hill Milford Football Club identified this team, at their Harley Rodeka formation, as having real talent and have put in place development plans withCarl a viewHolt to these boys, one day, being their Premier Men’s team. Part of that development plan is to expose them to the best overseas talent by wayMatt of international Sides competitions. The Dallas Cup is one such tournament.

LucaOliver Vasori has been the team’s coach from their formation. He is excited Walsh about their potential. “This team has a lot of talent and has developed into Izzy Whitley a formidable team over the last few years. However, now we will be on the world stage which will be both exciting and scary for the boys.”

Blair Whitlock With teams from over 20 countries participating in this year’s tournament, Aiden Widdows players will benefit from a week long experience of meeting and spending timeShaydon with other participants Young from different cultures, providing ample opportunity to learn about different traditions and ways of life.

3. Nick Smith 4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci 7. Harry Lissington 8. Cory Hitchen 9. Chris Bryson 10. Marcel Nolde 11. Jaryd Gray 12. Andrew Cowell 13. Ed Sillars 14. Alan Llunes 15. Luke Johnson 17. Reid Drake 19. Ashley Ngadela 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair 26. Jamie Shields 31. Emiliano Candia 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) 38. Robert Konya (GK)

Forrest Hill Milford Football’s 14th Grade off to Dr Pepper Dallas Cup

In addition, this is also an opportunity for players to be scouted by coaches fromCoachmany of the top university programmes in the US. Each year Head David Mulligan the tournament draws hundreds of University coaches from across the US as they use the tournament identify Boyens future University players.

Assistant Coach to - Andy

ManagerChip Holland ThisTeam is a wonderful education opportunity for the boys both on and off the field and whilst they will take the football side seriously the boys will also Physio- Luke Burgess take the opportunity to attend some NBA basketball games and sightsee while they are there.

Fitness Coach- Sunz Singh Have a great trip lads!

Head Coach: Paul Temple Assistant Coaches: Owain Prosser Steven Dillon GK Coach: Robert Konya Physio: Ed Sillars Sports Scientist: Tim Wilson

Men’s Premiers

3. Nick Smith 4. Jonathan Lewis 5. Alex Luiten 6. Olly Ceci The Lotto NRFL Premier 7. Harry Lissington Division got off to a tight start last week with Bay Olympic 8. Cory Hitchen and East Coast Bays leading the way with handy 9. Chris Bryson wins while old rivals Central United and Waitakere City 10. Marcel Nolde produce a 1-1 draw at Fred 11. Jaryd GrayTaylor Park.

Forrest Hill Milford and 12. Andrew Cowell Glenfield Rovers were fish out 13. Ed Sillars of water as they took their North Shore rivalry to Ngahue Reserve where they shared a 14. Alan Llunes goal each in a 1-1 draw. Mark Jones scored just before the 15. Luke Johnson break to give the Danny 17. Reid Drake Donegan-coached outfit the lead but David Brown’s late 19. Ashley Ngadela equaliser ensured Forrest Hill Milford a share of the spoils.

23. Jack-Henry Sinclair It was a similar story at Whenuapai where newly promoted 26.

Jamie Waitakere City held CentralShields United to a 1-1 draw. Two goals in three minutes, one either side of the halftime interval, shaped 31.

Emiliano Candia this one with Regont Murati levelling for Aaron McFarland’s team to cancel outJonathan Jackson Gibbon’s 44th minute goal for City.

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Westphal (GK) Central United coach McFarland was satisfied 38.

Robert Konya (GK) with the result

Tight Start to the Season

and aspects of how his team fared.

Head Coach: Premiers Forrest Hill Milford’s

Paul Temple COACH ANDY BOYENS

“I’m pleased with the performance. We dominated possession without being able to breakdown a very strong defensive unit.

“We had some pleasing individual performances as well with Charl Compaan having to do a job for us at centre back following an injury we picked up during the week and Sione Fa’apoi also did very well,” he said.

East Coast Bay former All Whites midfielder now coach David Mulligan will be very happy with the start his team made by beating Eastern Suburbs AFC 3-0 at Madill’s Farm. Judd Baker scored twice and Liam Anderson once to hand East Coast Bays three handy away points.

Three Kings United lost 2-1 at home to Onehunga Sports with Izak Papa and Sean Lovemore goals cancelling out an Allan Pearce strike on the hour mark.

The major upset of the day saw Hamilton Wanderers overcome Birkenhead United 1-0 at Shepherd’s Park in Beach Haven. David Smith was the hero for Hamilton Wanderers scoring the winner just after the hour mark.

It was a big struggle for newly promoted Manurewa AFC who lost 4-2 to Bay Olympic. With the scores level 1-1 at the interval with Soheb Sheik scoring for the home team and Sander Waterland the away, Bay Olympic stepped up the pressure in the second half with further goals for James Pritchett, Al Taaf Sahib and Nick Hindson. Luke Bulay scored for Manurewa AFC on the hour mark.

Bay Olypmic’s Premiers

COACH: SHANE KNOWLES ASST COACH: JAMES PRITCHETT MANAGERS: BARRY WILLIAMS MANAGER MATT SIDES Owain Prosser

ANDY PHIPPS PHYSIO LUKE BURGESS

Steven Dillon

GK DAVID MASTERS

2 LUKE JORGENSEN

GK JOSH DIJKSTRA

GK Coach:

3 OLIVER MOXHAM

2 SEAN CROMBIE Robert Konya

5 DINO BOTICA

3 BLAIR WHITLOCK

6 CHARLIE THOMAS Physio:

4 JACK CAUNTER

7 JAMES PRITCHETT

8 MARIO BILLEN

5 ALEX HOWARD Ed Sillars

9 JARED COLLIGAN

6 SAM JASPER

10 CHAD COOMBES Sports Scientist:

7 SCOTT CAMPBELL

11 STEPHEN ASHBY Tim Wilson

8 BEN ROBERTS

12 TYRRELL B TAHIRI

13 JUSTIN BIEGA

10 RYAN MORROW

14 NATHAN ROLLINSON

11 ABDUL KHALIFA

15 HAESUNG JUNG

13 DAVID BROWN

16 JULYAN COLLETT

15 SHAYDON YOUNG

17 AL TAAF SAHIB

18 SOHEB SHEIK

17 JORDAN KIMPTON

19 NIKLAS ORDENEWITZ

18 RYAN HOWLETT

20 NICHOLAS HINDSON

19 NICK SMITH

21 BEN BILLINGS

20 JACK ANDERSON

22 SAMUEL HEWETSON ASSISTANT JACOB SPOONLEY Assistant Coaches:

Great Start...

Andy Boyens 3. Nick Smith Luke Burgess 4. Jonathan Lewis Rory Butterfield 5. Alex Luiten Scott Campbell 6. Olly Ceci Nathan Canton 7. Harry Lissington Jack Caunter 8. Cory Hitchen This year’sCaunter pre-season tournament proved a resounding success with our Premier Louie 9. Chris Bryson Women not conceding a goal and making the final against Glenfield who have won this tournament the last 7 years.

Nathanfor Cranney 10. Marcel Nolde Sean Crombie After full time both teams were locked up at nil all with Forrest Hill winning the penalty 11. Jaryd Gray shootout. It was our first success in this tournament adding another trophy to the cabinet Darren A’Court 12. Andrew Cowell and whilst it is only preseason both teams played their strongest teams with Glenfield including their two new American players. This was a significant result against a team Alex Ferguson 13. Ed Sillars expected to be the team to beat in 2017.

Chip Holland 14. Alan Llunes This outstanding performance ranks right up there with last season’s Knockout Cup victory and it’s arguable that it’s an even better result given that Glenfield were stronger (on paper) 15. Luke Johnson Alex Howard this time.

Bronson Kelly 17. Reid Drake This win came on top of our Women’s Reserves beating 3 Kings 3-1, another excellent result.

Jordan Kimpton 19. Ashley Ngadela Whilst it is very early days for this very young squad huge kudos must go to Ben Bate and Jamie Liam QuannMason for the development and investment in these players. Augurs well for the next 23. Jack-Henry Sinclair few years.

Ryan Morrow 26. Jamie Shields David Mulligan 31. Emiliano Candia Stanley Onacha 32. Jonathan Westphal (GK) Kirk Patterson 38. Robert Konya (GK) Brodie Poole Chris Riley Coach: Firstly can I wish you all aHead very happy 2017, let’s hope we can give you something to enjoy in the coming years starting with Forrest Hill Milford’s Women’s Premiers Benji Roberts (C) Paul Temple today.

Harley Rodeka Assistant Coaches: Today sees Claudelands Rovers make the trip from Hamilton to Coach: Ben Bates Auckland, and I would likeOwain to welcome their management, Carl Holt Prosser Manager: Brian Haycock players and fans to Becroft Park.

Matt Sides Steven Dillon Much has changed since we were last at Becroft Park in August

GK Emily Couchman 2016, and I would like to firstly Ryan Faithfull on behalf of Oliver Walsh GKthank Coach:

2 Casey klyn all at the club and wish him every success in his next role. Ryan’s Izzy Whitley Robert Konya work over the last few years has been an integral part in the

3 Molly Flynn development of women’s football at Forrest Hill and he leaves Blair Whitlock

4 Stacey Martin Physio: big shoes to fill. Today is my first competitive game as coach of the women’s premier team but pre-season has already provided

5 Morgan Owen Aiden Widdows Sillars many successes and even Ed silverware.

6 Chloe Wilson Shaydon Young Sports Scientist: This season will see a new look squad competing in the NRFL

8 Mikayla Johnson with several first team players from last year moving on. Issy Tim Wilson

10 Rose Luxton Coombes and Tayla Christensen have both moved to the USA

Women win Pre Season Tournament in Thriller

Women’s Premiers

Jess McKimm Head Coach- David12Mulligan

13 Lily Jervis Assistant Coach - Andy Boyens

14 Arabella Maynard Team Manager- Chip

15 Holland

Hannah Reddy

17 Talisha Green PhysioLuke Burgess

18 Aneka Mittendorff Fitness Coach- Sunz Singh

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Jasmine Walden Georgia Leather

to play college soccer, Tessa Berger has moved to Glenfield Rovers, CJ Bott has returned to Wellington and Emma Rolston has moved to Australia to play for the Illawarra Stingrays. We wish all of our former players all the best in their new endeavours.

The next two years will be a transitional period for the club as we bring the young players into the senior first team environment. Myself and Liam Quann (reserve coach) have developed a two year plan that will hopefully provide a platform for the continued success of our women’s and girls’ teams at all https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/fhmsemifinal ages as we seek to become the best women’s football club in Oceania.