Huwfc md program vs calder united 12 march 2016 electronic version

HEIDELBERG UNITED FC NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUE WOMEN’S SEASON 2016 - ISSUE 1

OFFICIAL MATCH DAY PROGRAMME

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HEIDELBERG UNITED FC vs CALDER UNITED FC 12.03.2016 Na onal Premier League Official Match Day programme

HEIDELBERG UNITED FC HONOURS NATIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE Grand Final Winners 1980 League Runners-Up 1979, 1980, 1984 League Cup Winners 1993, 1996 League Cup Runners-Up 1980, 1982, 1993, 1994

FFA Cup Quarter Finalist 2015

VICTORIAN PREMIER LEAGUE

“UNITED WE STAND”

League Champions 1975, 1988, 1990, 2001 League Runners-Up 1996, 2005

WOMENS PREMIER LEAGUE League Champions 2007 League Runners-Up 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2014

STATE LEAGUE DIVISION 1 League Champions 2004, 2013 League Runners-Up 1999

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE League Champions 1965, 1969 League Champions Division 1 North 1963 League Champions Division 2 North 1961

PROVISIONAL LEAGUE League Champions 1960

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WELCOME to Olympic Village

The Heidelberg United Football Club (HUFC), would like to take ake this opportunity to welcome you to Olympic Village today for our first home match of the inaugural NPLW 2016 Season. A special welcome also to the Calder United FC, their Commi ee, Club Officials, Players and Supporters.

HUFC is very exited about the journey that lies ahead and what it means for the development of Women’s football in Victoria and indeed across the whole of Australia.

As part of this journey, the Club is moving forward with its efforts to improve the facili es at Olympic Village and make them more female friendly. As such, in conjunc on with the City of Banyule that Club has applied for funding through Sports and Recrea on Victoria under the State Governments Female Friendly Facili es Fund.

This project will see four new female friendly changing rooms built within the Kelly Pavillion over the next 12 months and in me for the commencement of the 2017 NPLW Season should our applica on be successful.

Finally, we would also like to take this opportunity to thank Windsor Management Insurance Brokers, the Major Sponsor for our NPLW teams, for their ongoing support and commitment as well as the Clubs other corporate partners in Cannon Toyota, Bluestar Global Logis cs, Prime Plas c Bags, Bendigo Community Bank, Abel Sports, D. C. Christopoulos and Partners, Kitchens Plus More, Technologies 2000, Kinisi Live, Melissa Cakes and Nikos Tavern.

Finally, just a reminder that our “Membership Drive” is well underway and we would like each and everyone of you to become a part of the HUFC family in 2016. So become a member today!

Hope you enjoy the game.

Heidelberg United Football Club

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PS4 NPLW LAUNCHED NEW ERA OF WOMEN’S FOOTBALL STARTS WITH PS4 NPL VICTORIA WOMEN’S Victoria’s female football popula on of 11,000 players now has a premier compe on at the junior and senior level. The PlaySta on 4 Na onal Premier Leagues Women’s compe on completes the talented player pathway between community football and the Na onal compe on (Wes ield W-League). It replaces the Sportsmart Women’s Premier League as the top er of women’s football in Victoria.

About 550 players represen ng eight clubs will par cipate in PS4 NPL Women’s inaugural season from under-13s to senior women’s compe on with the season launched on 4 March 2016. Victoria’s talented player program teams, Na onal Training Centre, will also compete in PS4 NPL Women’s in senior women’s and under-18 divisions.

Clubs previously par cipa ng in the Sportsmart Women’s Premier League, Box Hill United, FC Bulleen Lions and Heidelberg United will all compete in PS4 NPL Women’s with a new en ty, Alamein FC, formed from Sportsmart WPL club Ashburton United also securing an inaugural licence.

Clubs in the Casey, Greater Frankston and Mornington area combined resources, experience and local support to form Southern United. A similar consor um of bayside clubs including Sandringham, Brighton, Hampton and Beaumaris formed Bayside United to represent the Melbourne metropolitan area which currently has the highest female par cipaon numbers in the State.

Players in Melbourne and Geelong’s fastest growing hot-spots also now have representa ve premier clubs to aspire to with the inclusion of Calder United based at Keilor Park, and Greater Geelong Galaxy United based at Torquay joining the compe on.

Strong local government support was a hallmark of successful PS4 NPL Women’s applica ons with all eight inaugural clubs receiving strong support for their bids from their respec ve local councils. FFV is delighted to partner with these councils to support this exci ng pathway in women’s football.

The PS4 NPL Women’s compe on launch was held at the first match played between FC Bulleen Lions and Bayside United at the Veneto Club on March 4, 2016. Former Ma lda, Olympian and FFV Director Tal Karp hosted the event which was a ended by VicSport Chairman Margot Foster, AM, FFV President Kimon Taliadoros, FFA and FFV Hall of Fame former Ma lda Teresa Deas and FFV Hall of Fame former Ma lda Deb Nichols.

Football Federa on Australia head of Women’s and Community Football Emma Highwood hailed Victoria’s commitment to advancing women’s football.

“The NPL Victoria Women’s will set a new standard for female football in Victoria,” Ms Highwood said.

“It is exci ng to see eight clubs, having gone through a rigorous process to a ain their par cipa on licences, now ready to kick-off Victoria’s inaugural PS4 NPLW Women’s season.”

“Victoria sent 26 players to the Wes ield W-League in the 2015/16 season, and the crea on of NPL Victoria Women’s will give even more players the opportunity to advance through the talented player pathway.”

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Round 2 Saturday, 12 March 2016

COACH: Bill Mihaloudis

COACH: Marc Torcaso

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WESTFIELD MATILDAS FINISH ON TOP IN RIO QUALIFYING The Wes ield Ma ldas have finished on top of the standings and gone through the final Olympic qualifying tournament undefeated a er a brilliant strike from Emily van Egmond gave them a 1-1 draw with China P.R. in Osaka on Wednesday night.

Van Egmond’s stunning 85th minute strike cancelled out Ma Xiaoxu’s 16th minute opener to leave the Wes ield Maldas with four wins and a draw from their five matches but most importantly with a spot at the Rio Olympics safely in their keeping. A fi h game in ten days was always going to take its toll eventually and by the end both teams began to show signs of fa gue following the gruelling tournament schedule.

Despite both the Wes ield Ma ldas and China P.R. having already qualified coming into the final match day, both sides appeared determined to end the tournament on a winning note.The Wes ield Ma ldas went close to going ahead in the 5th minute when Caitlin Foord showed some sublime skill in the wet slippery condi ons and rifled a shot that skimmed the upside of the crossbar.

The Wes ield Ma ldas were enjoying the lion’s share of possession in the first 15 minutes but it was China who broke the deadlock when a cross from Liu Shanshan was perfectly weighted over Laura Alleway and onto the head of veteran Ma Xiaoxu who managed to send her header past Mackenzie Arnold.

The goal was the first me the Wes ield Ma ldas had found themselves behind in the tournament. The Wes ield Ma ldas came close to equalising in the 33rd minute when Kyah Simon skimmed a ball across the goal face that went agonisingly past Foord’s outstretched boot. Clare Polkinghorne replaced Ellie Carpenter at the start of the second half at right back a er China had channelled much of their a ack down Australia’s right hand side in the opening 45 minutes. A compact and organised China P.R. were proving difficult to break down as they constantly broke up promising Australian forays forward.

Arnold pulled off a fine save to keep the deficit at one and then in the 85th minute the Wes ield Ma ldas’ persistence was rewarded as van Egmond struck one of the goals of the tournament as she leaned into a shot on the outside of her right foot from distance that curled away from the diving Zhao Lina and into the top corner. The Westfield Ma ldas almost stole all three points in the 89th minute when subs tute Michelle Heyman found an unmarked Lisa De Vanna with me and space but the veteran blazed her shot high and wide leaving the Wes ield Ma ldas having to be content with a draw.

There were scenes of exhaus on from both teams at the final whistle and while it was not the celebra ons of two nights ago, it was mission complete for the Wes ield Ma ldas as they look forward to represen ng Australia in the women’s football tournament at the Rio Olympics.

PHOTO GALLERY photos by Simon Tsalikidis

BECOME A MEMBER TODAY An ADULT membership, provides access to all HUFC’s NPL home games at Olympic Park. It is a great way to support the Club as a full member.

A CONCESSION membership is available to pensioners, health card holders and students. This membership provides access to all HUFC’s NPL home games at Olympic Park. Proof of eligibility (Student Card, Seniors Card etc.) will be required in order to purchase this membership.

Bring on the chants, throw on your yellow and black gear and show that you are a true Junior Warrior. JUNIOR membership prices are applicable for all children who are aged 4 to 16.

A CLUB 500 membership is available to all those die hard supporters who would like to go the extra mile in supporting the Club.

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