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A SECOND half goal from gun striker Ayse Adalis proved decisive, with Beacon Hill beating Manly Allambie 1-0 in Sunday’s women’s grand final. In a contest Beacon Hill coach Vince Vescio described as a ‘real arm wrestle’, AdalisR
THE rise and rise of Manly Allambie has been beyond impressive. Entering a women’s squad in the MWFA Premier League for the first time last year, Kyle Cannon guided his team to second spot on the ladder and a semi-final spot. In 2019 they were again
CREATING club history is one of Manly Allambie’s many sources of motivation ahead of Sunday’s MWFA women’s Premier League grand final against Beacon Hill. Formed in 1992, the club based at Millers Reserve have never featured in a senior
BEACON HILL will take on Manly Allambie in this Sunday’s women’s MWFA Premier League grand final following a pulsating 5-4 semi-final triumph over Manly Vale. Naomi Peterson, Ayse Adalis, Sam Lee and Beth Sweeney all found the back of the net,
MOST squads would fear playing a team on their home turf in a winner takes all semi-final. Not Manly Allambie. On Sunday they do battle with Wakehurst on the synthetic at Lionel Watts, and Kyle Cannon’s squad are relishing the challenge. “I
A BRACE from striker Jules Waugh saw Manly Vale win the women’s MWFA Premier League title following a 2-1 win over Beacon Hill on Sunday at David Thomas Reserve. It what was a tense affair, Waugh’s two goals in the first half put the hosts in
AFTER 13 rounds, it all comes down to this Sunday. League leaders Beacon Hill travel to David Thomas Reserve to take on Manly Vale, knowing a win would secure the title. Wakehurst, who take on Seaforth on the road, can also mathematically win the title, a
THE title race in the women’s MWFA Premier League is wide open thanks to Mosman’s resounding 5-0 win over Beacon Hill on Sunday. Jemma Griffin, Tash Castleton, Hannah Grimble, Sophie Gidley and Fran Dalton all were on target for the Whales in
WITH their semi-final status already assured in 2019, Manly Allambie could have been excused for having their minds elsewhere. Coach Kyle Cannon is having none of that, declaring ‘every game is a semi-final at this time of year.’ “We hav