cygnet sea dragons newsletter - saturday 13 april

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

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1. Welcome

What a start to the season. There were so many eager kids out there and it was particularly

enjoyable from my perspective to see the u/8 kids eyes light up when they saw just how big the

new pitch the have moved up to was.

Our first ever youth team had mixed results. These guys have been working hard at training and

came up against a tough unit to start with, the Glenorchy Knights. While they went down 0-7,

there were many positives to come out of the performance and now we will be training at

Huonville on a full sized pitch, we will be able to work on defensive techniques and formation

across the whole pitch. See the Coaches box section for a detailed match report. Overall we

achieved a fantastic set of results with all our three lower age groups winning.

This week Played 10 Won 6 Lost 2 Draw 2 For 43 Against 27

Above is only for Juniors

Canteen was its usual success. Special thanks to Megan, Kirsty and India for their help.

Canteen Roster: We are changing how canteen volunteering works. Soon we will nominate twoteams with home games to sort amongst themselves running canteen on the day. More to follow

on this soon.

Donations: Does anybody in the club have any of the following 2nd hand items to donate to theclub?

1 Table approx. 1200W X 1800L 1 Chlidrens chalkboard

Also are there any electricians in the club? We are looking to have a couple of extra power

points put into the canteen area?? If you can help out with any of these please let myself or Rod

Parish ([email protected]) know.

Oranges (1/2 time food): It is an important ritual for the kids tocome off at half time to be greeted by oranges. Please sort

amongst your team who will bring oranges each week. The kidslove it and I am sure amongst parents in each team a rotation

system will work to take turns.

As this newsletter has been sent quite early, should there be any

last minute fixture changes, George Wilson will email any

changes

Good luck to all teams for the coming weekend.

The Rambler (Dave) Go the Green


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Mistakes are the portals of discovery. James Joyce

- Only one person in two billion will live to be 116 or older. - Recycling one glass jar, saves enough energy to watch T.V for 3 hours.- Sherlock Holmes never said "Elementary, my dear Watson."- The first known contraceptive was crocodile dung, used by Egyptians in 2000 B.C.

Quote of the week:

Interesting (or irrelevant) Facts:

2. Saturdays Matches and Ground Directions:

Cygnet Sea Dragons Roster Round 2 13 April 2013

Team: Kick Off: Location: Opponent:

Juniors

U/6 South Div 2 9:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Red

U/7 Green South Div 1 9:45 Cygnet Huon Valley

U/7 White South Div 2 9:00 Cygnet Southern Christian College Blue

U/8 Green South Div 1 9:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions Black

U/8 White South Div 2 10:00 Calvin Calvin Black

U/9 Green City Div 2 10:00 Soldiers

Memorial

New Town Storm

U/9 White City Div 5 9:00 Soldiers

Memorial

Friends Blue

U/10 Green City Div 1 10:00 Waimea Heights Waimea Hts Warriors

U/10 White City Div 5 12:00 Soldiers

Memorial

St Thereses

U/12 City Div 2 9:00 Cygnet Taroona

Youths

U14 South Div D 10:30 Lightwood Park Kingborough Lions

Ground Directions:

St Aoysius 123 Roslyn Ave, Kingston Beach Turn right into Jyndabyne Road at roundabout on RoslynAvenue http://www.crjsa.com/grounds/st-aloysius-1

Calvin Oval at Calvin School, Maranoa Rd, Kingston http://www.crjsa.com/grounds/calvin


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Soldiers Memorial Outside Oval Field nearest the fence Queens Domain

http://www.sportingpulse.com/comp_info.cgi?round=2&a=VENUE&venueid=17241292&c=1-8324-0-

258562-0&fID=56351229

Waimea heights 228-230 Churchill Ave, Sandy Bay Primary School oval on Churchill Avenue, Sandy Bay

http://www.crjsa.com/grounds/waimea-heights

Lightwood Park 10 Kingston View Drive Kingston

http://www.sportingpulse.com/comp_info.cgi?round=2&a=VENUE&venueid=18639978&c=1-8296-0-

257223-0&fID=56244374

THE FOOTBALL RAMBLER

Footballs Believe it or not: 10 most bizarre but truestories

Football is quite a straightforward game but there are some stories from the history of the

beautiful game that baffle all. We have no association with that Ripleys TV show but

here are ten weird, funny and dramatically bizarre but true football stories:

Bomb under the pitch

Thousands of amateur football players played on turf covering an unexploded German

bomb from the Second World War. The bomb was discovered in April 1995 which meantthat the 4,000 people who lived in Portland, Dorset had to be evacuated while

technicians spent several hours disabling the weapon.

Actors become football hooligans

In 2009 a police mix up saw photographs of actors issued to media sources following a

riot in London. The photos were issued in relation to an incident involving West Ham and

Millwall fans but six of the 66 pictures included stills of the actors filming the scenes for a

hit film.


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Police attack players

Police stormed onto the pitch and pepper sprayed a number of players following a red

card in a game in Brazil, 2010. The player sent off in the match between Genus and

Moto Cube refused to leave the pitch which caused police in riot gear to storm thepitch attacking him and other protesting players.

The actual game of three halves

An English League game played in 1894 will forever go down in the history of football for

having three halves. The match was between Sunderland and Derby County. It started

with someone standing in as a deputy referee as the original referee was late. The

match was played for 45 minutes, the original referee turned up and ordered a full 90

minutes to be played. Sunderland won 11-0.

Sent off for tripping streaker

Adrian Bastia was sent off for apprehending a streaker in 2008. During an Astreas Tripolis

match against Panathinaikos, Bastia tripped the streaker so he could be escorted off of

the pitch by the authorities. The referee subsequently showed him a straight red card for

violent conduct.

Dropped for Oktoberfest

Well known German goalkeeper Jens Lehmann was dropped from the VfB Stuttgart firstteam after going along to the Munich beer festival without permission. Lehmann was

involved in a 2-0 defeat against Cologne and was then spotted downing beers with fans

just a couple of hours after the match had ended.

Pre-match executions

During the Taliban rule of Afghanistan throughout the 1990s, executions took place

before matches at Kabuls main stadium. Men and women were often tortured, shot,

had their throats cut or limbs amputated before teams took to the field for league

matches.

Sold for sausage meat

Marius Cioara was sold in Romanian football from UT Arad to Regal Hornia in 2006 for 15

kilograms of sausage meat. However, Cioara left his new side after just one day at the

club because he was relentlessly abused by teammates in relation to the circumstances

surrounding his move.


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Robbing penalties

Two people once broke into Rotherhams main stadium before digging up and stealing

the penalty spots at either end as a Christmas prank. The pair used small shovels to

quickly dig up the spot marks before making a hasty exit. The pair pleaded guilty andwere charged with robbery by the authorities.

Wanted criminal on the pitch

A known and wanted drug dealer was arrested in the middle of the pitch during a

Sunday League game by the police. The match took place in Leeds in 2009 with 20

officers storming the pitch and preventing the man from running away. However, the

team he was playing for did go on to secure a 6-3 win.

Joke of the week:

A rather dim fan arrives at a football match midway through the second half.

"What's the score?" he asks his friend as he settles into his seat.

"Nil-nil," comes the reply."And what was the score at half-time?"


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COACHES BOX

Big Global Export Opportunities for Cygnet Sea Dragons as

Asian Century Gathers Pace:

Greetings fellow Sea Dragons. Saturday 6 April was a

momentous day for the club as we fielded our first ever youth

team in the FFT Southern Tasmania U14 Division D competition.

Among the most noteworthy spectators at the match v Glenorchy Knights

at the Showgrounds was a trade delegation from China who accepted the

clubs invitation to attend the match for talks geared at us exporting our

football know-how into China. The talks were a bit more challenging than

foreseen as the official interpreters failed to show up. None of thedelegation could speak English and as they had difficulty understanding my

version of English I restricted my utterances to the expressions hard

currency and payment in advance.

In any case the delegation departed after about twenty two minutes by

which time the Glenorchy Knights were leading 6-0 though I could tell that

they were at least impressed by the colorful linesmens flags and corner

flags so I feel confident well progress quickly to a deal on the resumption of

talks.

As for our own delegation none of them played in the inaugural Sea

Dragons Junior Soccer match back on 12 April 2008 (was our U10/11s all of

whom are age ineligible for U14) but our team for our inaugural venture into

youth soccer did feature Archie Cumper, Isaac Beecroft, Josh Wilson, Finley

Gorringe, Jake Buckland and Vincent Chancellor all of whom played on 12

April 2008 in the U9 match which immediately followed the opening match,

so they all have participated on two inaugural days. Hugh McGarry who

also played (and scored) for the then U9s on that opening day would also

have played yesterday but alas went down to a high fever the previous

evening.

Glenorchy had four players who they were going to play up a couple of

age groups at U16 (they really were that good) but had to step back down

to U14 when their club received an influx of late registrations for U16. Had

they known that was going to happen they would have nominated for a

higher division. No complaints as they are still U14 and its still 11 v 11 on the

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so we most likely wont have to face that quality of opposition too often this

season (not that its a bad thing lets us experience where we are at). The

challenge faced by our opponents though was nothing compared to the

challenge faced by our team mums the previous evening when at latenotice they had to apply numbers (by iron) to the players shirts with each

mum in turn wondering is it just me? Is there an easier way? (thanks

mums!!).

The positive to come out of this is it provides another unanticipated

opportunity to export another avenue of knowledge and expertise into

China and I will certainly be raising it with them when talks resume. In the

end we only conceded one further goal and went down by 0-7. A number

of our players played to the limits of their current capability and I was proudof the way that after initially looking overawed by the new experience, they

all hung in there and battled throughout the entire match always trying to

carve out an opening which alas didnt come.

Our captain Isaac was immense throughout and covered every blade of

grass on the big field with a best on ground (for us) performance. Hannah

Parish and Jake Ainslie played really well in defense where Josh and Silas

Richter improved as the game progressed and they gradually gained

confidence. Finley was busy mopping up in front of the back four, while

Rowan Shelton was very assertive in winning midfield balls and launching

strong forward runs. Archie and Christian Sayers combined well in midfield

with the former also playing a blinder in goal in the second half while the

latter looked our best scoring option in the first half as he outpaced their

defence on a couple of occasions and also brought out a good save from

their keeper with a free kick late in the game. Arya Clare tried hard in right

midfield and got in a few tackles. Brady Cook in the second half gave us

additional attacking options (he wasnt at fault in the first for any of their

goals) while Jake Buckland and Vincent battled hard throughout and onanother day their work will bear fruit.

All in all a good experience on the full sized pitch that will add context to

the weekly team talks particularly team formation and awareness

championed by Dave Sayers. Setting defensive off-side traps needs some

work. Apart from Daves favourite key words formation and awareness the

other areas of focus we brainstormed on the first two training sessions were

skill (beat a player one on one); hard work (at training and in matches);

speed (of thought as well as movement - catch your opponent unawares);


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intensity (forces mistakes, makes things happen); teamwork (whole greater

than sum of parts); and fun (lots of it) and these key-words become even

more topical after yesterdays opener. Im pleased to say we all had fun

(kids, parents and coach) and Im confident that our first youth win isnt faraway. In the meantime thanks to Mark Buckland for running the line at short

notice. I had a nice photo of Mark demonstrating the design features and

intricacies of the linesmans flag to a member of the Chinese delegation

but alas Ive mislaid it so unable to share. Our guest was particularly

interested in the bright colours and the Made in China tag. Roll on next

week.

U14 Division D Result Glenorchy 7-0 Cygnet.

Yours, The Coaches Box

THE ROYAL RANT


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Your Sea Dragons Committee:

President Rod ParishVice President Luca Vanzino

Treasurer George WilsonCommittee 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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Red Velvet Lounge

Black Hawk Publishing

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Green and Gold Club - $150 Green and Silver Club - $100 Green and Bronze Club - $

50

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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 whowill 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 for volunteers for canteen roster. Please let Alison know when you can

volunteer.

Volunteering for canteen is easy and a great way for soccer parents to catch up with others!

This weekend we have seven home games. If each family (without coaching commitments)

can help out one Saturday during the term the canteen will run at its best (and most profitable).

Instructions for Volunteers:

What to do?

One of the volunteers needs to buy/bring :

-500ml milk

-4 loaves of bread-dozen free range eggs (to go with our free range bacon!!!)

-sliced onion

Please work out who will do this amongst your group.

Please take along 2 tea towels, and the receipts for the items above so you can get yourmoney back.

Bacon and sausages are supplied by Alison (thanks to Boks and Nicholas butchery) attraining on Friday or Saturday morning.

If more sausages etc. are required on the day they can be purchased locally in Cygnet. 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 on the table. Setup; cook bacon first, and eggs to order for the egg and bacon

sangers; cook onion and sausages, serve then clean up and put everything back.

It is always fantastic if there are home-made muffins, scones or biscuits but only bring these ifyou want to...

Thanks for your support!

Alison Nicholas

ph. 0429307858

[email protected]


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Canteen Roster so far.

Date Time Names

6/4/13 9:45 12:30 Megan, Kirsty, India

13/4/13 8:45 10:30 Gini


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8. Match Reports

Cygnet U/6Fantastic start to the season and what a first game for these budding soccer stars. Charlie Gorringe had a

great game scoring six goals including one run from all the way down at our goals, showing excellentskills. Archie found his confidence and scored a couple of beautiful goals. Charlie Hooper has had a

corker of a game defending many of the Calvins attacks. Abbey worked fantastically all day, tackling the

other players and freeing the ball, she also did a huge run and just missed out on getting a goal. William

did some really great kicks and always got stuck in for the ball. Flynn did some great work in defence and

did a top job for his first game. fantastic effortThanks to all the players for trying so hard and making a great team.

Alby

Cygnet U/6 9 def Calvin 2 (Charlie Gorringe 6, Archie 2, Calvin 1 (Own goal)

Cygnet U/7 GreenFirst game of the season, and the U7 Greens were on fire! Harry delivered a perfect pass to Huon, Benny

was the backwards kick-off king, Huon impressed with fancy footwork, Tommy kept in the thick of it and

Rory stayed in the pack to get the ball out. Coach Chris thought everyone played a really fair game and

looked out for each other. Well done team - we look forward to more of the same.

Cygnet U/7 Green 5 def St Aloysius 2 (Huon 1, Benny 1, Tommy 3)

Cygnet U/7 WhiteWhat a great game to kick off the season. All players should be really proud of their efforts and hope you

all had a lot of fun.

Cygnet played a great running game and attacked the ball well.

Cygnet U/7 White 7 def Channel Christian 0 (Kes = 3, Floyd= 2, Matthew = 2)

Cygnet U/8 Green

Is it half time yet comment with 3 minutes to go from Ethan Howard.

As we arrived at St Aloysius the kids were in awe at the size of their new soccer field. The realization hit

that they are in the big time now. And on kick off it seemed a seemless transition. The kids played like

pros and of particular was their ability to pass and push forward. One play saw the ball move from Lauren

as goalie to Zac who pushed the ball up to Tristan out wide who ran forward and passed to Kate who shot

at goal only just missing. Passing in general was very pleasing and provided some real soccer for the

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With minutes left in the half, the guys noticed they were out of breath having run so hard and the sweat

was pouring. The second half saw the guys dominate pretty much most of the play with Tristan barely

seeing the ball in goal. All the kids did fantastic in their first game on the bigger pitch and we look forward

to seeing how they continue through the season.

Cygnet U/8 Green 9 def St Aloysius Lions 0 (Ethan S 4, Zac 1, Tristan 1, Lauren 1, Holly 1, Ethan H 1)

Cygnet U/8 White

Step Right up! Step Right up!

This is exactly what the kids did today.

New chums to play withthey stepped up; for those who had never played soccer beforethey steppedup and collectively they stepped up from mini football to the big pitch and 7 a side matches.

Our three terriers Otis, Joshua and Griffin were tenacious in attack with Otis often putting his body on

the line.

It was great seeing our defensive three of Jack, Toby and Sophia following the coachs instructions and

moving between our penalty box and the half way line.

I was also pleased to see our two goalkeepers in their first match taking on board my advice as to

where to place the ball for goal kicks and where to kick the ball. As the season progresses, Archie and

Sasha will learn that it takes a lot of bravery to be a keeper.

The step up to the big field had its effect in the latter part of the second half as the pace of the match and

the amount of running took its toll.

A tense, sea sawing, arm wrestle of a match had the result unknown right to the end.

Now that we are playing on the big pitch, what we want to do is to be able to trap the ball, look up, make

space and develop some rudimentary passing.

Well done kids.The Sideline Scribe

Cygnet White 4 def Southern Christian College 3 (Otis 2, Griffin 1, Own Goal 1)

Cygnet U/9 GreenThe U9 Greens got their season off to a good start with a win over Margate Green. The team were a

little rusty to begin with (as were the coaches and everyone else) but the skills came flooding back. A few

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into it. We have two new players this season to add to the old crew from last year - Leyory and Jase, who

both got stuck in a played well.

Cobi took the goals in the first half and, despite a couple of good saves, had a bit of a quiet time as the

action concentrated around the opposition goals. Denzel put away a couple of good shots and we wereunlucky not to score another couple that came back off the posts. Denzels free kick just before half time

that saw his shot land nicely in the goal, but unfortunately not allowed (an indirect free kick must touch

another player before entering the goal).

Margate picked up their game in the second half, responding with a couple of goals but one more from

Oscar L kept the margin comfortable. Oscar O put in some great attempts, one great break away and

smashing shot foiled by the goalie.

Great to see the old gang back on the pitch and some new faces in the team.

Cygnet Green 4 def Margate Green 2 (Denzel 2, Oscar L 2)

Cygnet U/9 White

As some of the team were finishing off the sailing season, we started out the game with seven Whites

and borrowed Cobi and Demi from the Greens to sub for us. An unfortunate start with St Aloysius Tigers

scoring an own goal against us and then 3 more in quick succession whilst the Whites got the hang of

playing as a team. Codi then scored the first goal for Cygnet followed by another from St Aloysius to give

a score of 5 to 1 at half time. After a pep talk from the newbie coach and some valuable quick tips from

Ric, the team played a much better second half with only one goal for each side. Lots of red faces from

the effort put in during the match, the score not really reflecting the good work done by the Whites.Some great defensive work by Ned, Romi and Elliott, with Codi, Toby and Saras really having a go in

attack. Jykala had a good go in defence and attack, whilst Demi and Cobi proved versatile across the field.

Looking forward to a score more in Cygnets favour, that reflects the game, next week.

St Aloysius Tigers defeated Cygnet Sea Dragons White 6:2 (Codi Barrett 2)

U/10 Green

There was a large learning curve today. This playing group is having a crack at Division 1 and they realised

today that they will need to work and work hard every week. The opposition is skilled and ready to

pounce on any opportunities we allow them. We need to be fit, we need to concentrate and we need todefend our goal like we have never had to defend it before. But as a first game on the big pitch in the

new division I couldn't have asked for any more out of these guys. We scored two great goals that we

created out of very little and only lost ground from one or two lapses in concentration. A great first

effort.

Cygnet Sea Dragons Green (Jake & Save) 2 drew St Virgil's College 2

U/10 White


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The commentators and media had written us off during the week, knowing that we were coming into the

game with some new blood and a few injuries. It didn't take long for West Hobart to stick one in the back

of the net to take the advantage, and you could hear the nay-sayers dishing out "I-told-you-so"s all over

the ground. The Sea Dragons, however, held firm and being a player down most of the game, with no

substitutions, dug in for the long haul. The crowd went bananas on the side-lines and the team gaveeverything they had which was rewarded with the equaliser from Marley.

Cleared the cobwebs and had a spectacular game. Welcome to the big pitch.

Cygnet Sea Dragons White 1 (Marley) drew West Hobart Gold 1

U/12

Bad start for the U12's going down 9-0 and missing a penalty. At 2-0 down we never seemed to kick on

after the penalty miss. 3-0 at half time was stretched even further in the second half. We can only get

better from this result, and look forward to the next match. We played a well organised side today and

will have to work harder ourselves.

Cygnet Sea Dragons 0 lost to Beachside 9

U/14

See coaches box for detailed report


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9. Terms One and Two - Fixtures, Results and Scorers:

Please note this roster is subject to late CHANGE.

Cygnet U6 in the U6 Division 2 South in Term One (Coach Alby [email protected]):

Date: Kick Off: Location: Opponent: Result: Scorers:6/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Calvin Black 9-2 Charlie Gorringe

6, Archie 2, Own

goal 1

13/4/13 9:00 St Aloysius St Aloysius Red

U/6 Season Goals Tally

Charlie Gorringe 6, Archie 2, Own goal 1

Played 1 Won 1 Lost - Drew - For 9 Ag 2


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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

U/7 Green Season Goals Tally

Huon 1, Benny 1, Tommy 3



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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 = 213/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Southern Christian

College Blue

U/7 White Season Goals Tally

Kes 3, Floyd 2, Matthew 2



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Cygnet U8 Green in the U8 Division 1 South in Term One (Coach Dave Sayers 0438895 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 Lions 9-0 Ethan S 4, Zac 1, Ethan

H 1, Holly 1, Lauren 1,

Tristan 1

13/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Kingborough Lions

Black


Ethan S 4, Zac 1, Ethan H 1, Holly 1, Lauren 1, Tristan 1



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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 113/4/13 10:00 Calvin Calvin Black


Otis 2, Griffin 1, Own Goal 1



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Cygnet U9 Green in the U9 Division 2 City in Term One (Coach Coach Ric [email protected] Tel. 0429-307858)


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

13/4/13 10:00 SoldiersMemorial

New Town Storm


Denzel 2, Oscar L 2 Total 4



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

Date: Kick

Off:

Location: Opponent: Result Scorers:

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

13/4/13 9:00 Soldiers

Memorial

Friends Blue


Codi B 2 Total 2

Played 1 Won - Lost 1 Drew - For 2 Ag 6


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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

U/11 Sea Serpents Season Goals Tally

Jake 1, Save 1 Total 2

Played 1 Won - Lost - Drew 1 For 2 Ag 2


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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


Marley 1 Total 1

Played 1 Won - Lost - Drew 1 For 1 Ag 1


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Cygnet U12 in the U12 Division 2 City in Term One (Coach: Graham Massey)


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

13/4/13 9:00 Cygnet Taroona


Played 1 Won Lost 1 Drew For 0 Ag 9


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Cygnet U14 in the U14 Division D City in Term One (Coach George Wilson and DaveSayers)


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

13/4/13 10:30 Lightwood Park Kingborough Lions

20/4/13 2:00 Huonville University


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


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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 fine

We 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 newsletter - saturday 13 april

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