INCOMING Brookvale coach Heidi Van Weeren is relishing her time in the hot seat at Graham Reserve. Replacing long term mentor Colin Euers in the off-season, Van Weeren has been encouraged by her team’s bright start across the first couple of rounds,
A hat-trick from striker Naomi Peterson saw Beacon Hill outclass Forest Killarney 4-0 on Sunday. Peterson, who started out as a defender, was unstoppable at Beacon Hill Oval and proved to be the difference in the one sided affair. “Credit to Naomi,
MANLY Vale are bracing themselves for a torrid 90 minutes when they tackle Manly Allambie in Sunday’s derby at Millers Reserve. The neighbouring squads have developed an intense rivalry the past couple of campaigns, and with bragging rights on the l
GOALS from Sammy Taylor and Grace Tyreman landed Manly Vale an impressive 2-0 win over Forest Killarney on Sunday afternoon. Vale looked ominous in the first half at Melwood Oval and Forest Killarney assistant coach Larry Bates conceded the girls in maroo
MANLY Allambie coach Kyle Cannon openly admits he knows ‘next to nothing’ about Mosman ahead of their season opener on Sunday at Allan Border Oval. The Whales have made the step up from the women’s AL/1s competition, while Cannon’s
WAKEHURST completed a six year journey after winning the MWFA Premier League women’s grand final on Sunday afternoon. A late goal from Sara Page sent the contest into a sudden death penalty shoot out versus Manly Vale, who went up 1-0 just before ha
EXPERIENCED Wakehurst coach Donna Stuart has started the mind games early ahead of Sunday’s decider, declaring Manly Vale as favourites. The Tigers earnt the right to play this weekend after getting the better of Manly Allambie on penalties in their
A hat-trick from Jules Waugh saw Manly Vale beat Beacon Hill 5-4 in a jaw dropping women’s MWFA Premier League semi-final on Sunday at Melwood Oval. In an epic encounter, Waugh scored a golden goal in extra time to book a spot in the grand final for
DESPITE losing all three games to Beacon Hill this season, Manly Vale are confident they can orchestrate a boil over on Sunday afternoon at Melwood Oval. “Anything is possible, as anyone knows it is a one off game,” co-coach Roland Winter said
BEACON Hill showed nerves of steel to win the women’s MWFA Premier League title on Sunday afternoon at Melwood Oval. Hearts were in mouths when Seaforth scored first, but Vince Vescio’s squad quickly composed themselves. Ayse Adalis, Jess Woot