SEAFORTH coach Mitchell Paterson can’t wait for Sunday’s away fixture versus Beacon Hill. It is unusual given Vince Vescio’s Beacon have won their previous two meetings in 2016, but results this season have proved anyone can beat anyone
The Men’s and Women’s Player of the Year will be announced at the MWFA presentation night on the 20th of August 2016 at Novotel Manly Pacific along with other major awards like Coach of the Year, Golden Boot, Rookie of the Year, Goal Keeper of
WAKEHURST coach Donna Stuart doesn’t know what to expect this Sunday ahead of their game with Seaforth at Lionel Watts. The Tigers have been a Jekyll and Hyde squad in 2016 – brilliant one week, below par the next. Injuries have played their p
BROOKVALE were at their ruthless best on Sunday afternoon, outclassing ashell shocked Avalon 8-0 at Graham Reserve. Jemma Satchell (4), Sara Ahlen (2), Gill Foster (1) and Daniella Vescio (1) all found the back of the net, in what was an emphatic performa
BROOKVALE haven’t forgotten the last time they played Avalon. The Blues were expected to win comfortably at Careel Bay in their season opener, only to be on the end of a 4-1 drubbing. “We have a score to settle,” Brookie coach Colin Euer
AVALON were at their determined best on Sunday, toppling Manly Vale A 2-1 at Careel Bay. In what was a bruising encounter which saw players from both teams finish with injuries on the bench, the lady reds collected three points thanks to goals from Ashley
SEAFORTH will look to show the rest of the competition they are a genuine title contender when they host Brookvale on Sunday. Mitch Paterson’s squad are in good form, beating Avalon (1-0) and Manly Vale A (2-1) in recent weeks. “In round one B
BROOKVALE are back in the top four following a grinding 3-2 win against Beacon Hill on Sunday. Sara Ahlen, Gill Foster and Jemma Euers scored the goals at Cromer Park in what a cracking fixture. “It was a good performance, we have been playing well