Rob Clarke
Regional Community Football Officer
Northern NSW Football
6th November 2008
Coach Education Night
Coaching staff from NNSWF and FFA will be attending.
There are limited places for QUALIFIED club coaches who work with teams aged 10 yrs and onwards (coaches must have a minimum qualification of FFA Junior Coaching Licence).
This is not suitable for SSG Coaches.
Another night will be planned for them in 2009.
If you would like to attend, please contact Leon Bean at the FMNC office: fmnc_inc@bigpond.net.au
Rob Clarke
Regional Community Football Officer
Northern NSW Football
6th November 2008
Junior Licence Coaching Course
JUNIOR LICENCE COACHING COURSE
INSTRUCTOR: David Smith
DATES: Sundays November 16th and 23rd
TIME: 9:00am to 5:00pm each day
VENUE: Tuffins Lane, Port Macquarie
COST: $125
About the Program Creates a pathway to elite football so that young players living anywhere in NSW have the opportunity to have their talent and skills recognised and developed.
Has dedicated programs and top level coaches will help keep the "best and brightest" in the game.
Will open up avenues for the further development of women's and girls' football in NSW.
Provides the opportunity to bring the best coaching and technical expertise to NSW.
Will raise the bar for football in NSW by providing an integrated athlete pathway from club to elite level.
Provides a substantial lift to the game through harnessing the vision of Johnny Warren in developing the Australian style of football.
In seeking to achieve its aims, the Foundation will seek the financial support of corporations and individuals.
Note for Coaches, Parents and Players The Johnny Warren Program is an elite program for players performing at well above average or elite levels.
It is not a development program for players aspiring to those levels.
Target Participants in FMNC (IN FMNC, Boys should U/13 in 2009 and Girls should be U/13 to U/15 in 2009)
In Northern NSW two central programs are run ;
1. The Hunter Region up to 24 boys and 12 girls will be selected to be part of a program that runs from early November until late December and re commences in mid January until mid March.
2. The Northern Regional Program , with up to four centre's meeting monthly as one group, weekly in Regional centres.
How Can I be Nominated? My Coach can nominate me, through my Club, by emailing FMNC Secretary Leon Bean at: fmnc_inc@bigpond.net.au
All players in the 2009 FMNC Under 13 Boys Regional Youth League (RYL) train-on squads have been nominated, and will be informed of this by their respective coaches.
Selected players in the 2009 FMNC U/15 Girls Regional Youth League (RYL) train-on squads have been nominated, and will be informed of this by their respective coaches.
No self-nominations will be allowed
When and Where? Trials will be held at:
the Zone Field Taree on Sunday 2/11/08 from 10am to 12am, and then
Wayne Richards Park on Sunday 2/11/08 from 2pm to 4pm.
A Youth Licence will be run in FMNC, by Paul Ivers.
It needs 24 hours to complete, so we will start Sat 1/11 and then Sun 2/11 at the Zone Field Taree.
This leaves Night Session(s), for which Paul is happy to leave the venue tbf until we see what people want.
Northern Division venue won't be a problem.
You need a Junior Licence before doing this Youth Licence.
Contact NNSW if you deserve other recognition.
Registration You can phone Northern NSW Football on 4964 8922 to register, but you can also register through the internet link if you have your ID.
You won't have to pay until the course is confirmed.
Junior Licence:
Vic Stokes has a Junior Licence pencilled in to commence early next year so tell your friends to register an interest at this email address: fmnc.coach@gmail.com and we can kick that off with no fuss when the time arrives.
Wayne Squires
Director
Football Mid North Coast
16th October 2008
NNSW 14s Girls State Team
PHOTO: 2008 NNSW 14s Girls State Team contained six FMNC players: Nadia Squires, Brooke McCreedie, Danielle Burn, Shannon Day, Emily Clarke & Melissa Norup - Photo courtesy of Terry Burn
The NNSW 14s Girls State Team that competed against Queensland at Runaway Bay Super Centre from 29/09/2008 till the 02/10/2008 contained six FMNC players...
Leon Bean
Secretary
Football Mid North Coast
8th September 2008
2009 FMNC Representative Structure Updated info - Youth League/Dev Squads muster dates
2009 will see a variation in the structure of the FMNC Representative scene.
The Federation is no longer willing to conduct an SYL competition. In its place
will be two separate competitions run in tandem. The Regional
Youth League and the NNSW Football Regional Championships. The age
groups for both competitions will be 13,14,15 boys and
15 girls.
The Development squads will continue as before with 11 and 12 boys and 11 and
13 girls.
REGIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE
This competition will include the following Zones:- Hunter
Valley Macquarie
Mid
North Coast - two teams Newcastle
Central
Coast
It will be a three round weekly competition played over 15 weeks on a home and
away basis (no decision has yet been made on whether or not to have semis) and
conducted on Sundays. It is being conducted by the Newcastle Combined Zones and
we are playing in the competition by invitation. This competition will be
structured around the Federation run Regional Championships
FMNC will have one of its squads based in Port Macquarie and one in the
Manning, Great Lakes area. There will be
no restrictions placed on where Zone players wish to participate.
Players may play for Clubs independently of Representative duty, but on the basis that their
first and main commitment is to the Zone Teams.
NORTHERN NSW REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
This competition will include the following Zones: Hunter
Valley Macquarie
Mid
North Coast - one team Newcastle
North
Coast Northern
Inland
It will be played on average (this is an average only) every three weeks on a
Sunday, 10 matches on a home and away basis.
Our team in this competition will be selected from our Youth League teams on a
weekly/monthly basis as required.
Negotiations and planning for both competitions is still a work in progress. A
draft draw for the NNNSW Regional Championships will be available shortly.
TRIAL DATES
Sunday 14th Sept:
RYL
10.00am - 12.00 noon - Zone
Field Taree, Wayne Richards Park, Koala St. Port Mac
Dev Squads 10.00am - 12.00 noon - BoroniaPark. Great
Lakes, Kemp St. Kempsey
Sunday 21stSeptember
RYL
10.00am - 12 noon - BoroniaPark. Great
Lakes, Kemp St. Kempsey
Dev Squads
10.00am - 12 noon - Zone
Field Taree, Wayne Richards Park, Koala St. Port Mac
Northern Regional Development Squad
Muster
2009 Northern Development Squad
Players are sought for the Northern Development Squads in the
following age groups;
11 Years Boys - 2 teams
12 Years Boys - 2 teams
11 Years Girls - 1 team
13 Years Girls - 1 team
Muster Dates, Times & Venues
Sunday 14th September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Kemp St. Kempsey
Sunday 21st September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Wayne Richards Park, Port Macquarie.
All interested players must make every
effort to attend both trial days.
For further information contact Football Mid North
Coast on 6585 0351 or Fmnc_inc@bigpond.net.au
Northern Regional Youth League
Muster
2009 Northern Regional Youth League
Players are sought for the Regional Youth League in the
following age groups;
13 Years Boys
14 Years Boys
15 Years Boys
15 Years Girls
Muster Dates, Times & Venues
Sunday14th September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Wayne Richards Park, Koala St. Port Macquarie
Sunday 21st September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Kemp St, Kempsey.
All interested players must make every effort to attend both trial days.
For further information contact Football Mid North
Coast on 6585 0351 or Fmnc_inc@bigpond.net.au
Southern Regional
Development Squad Muster
2009 Southern Development Squad
Players are sought for the Southern Development Squads in the
following age groups;
11 Years Boys - 2 teams
12 Years Boys - 2 teams
11 Years Girls - 1 team
13 Years Girls - 1 team
Muster Dates, Times & Venues
Sunday 14th September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Boronia Park, Waters St. Forster
Sunday 21st September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Zone Field Taree
All interested players must make every effort to attend both trial days.
As so many of the Great Lakes Under 11 Development players are unavailable on Sunday, September 21, we will not be conducting a Trial for the Great Lakes squad on that day.
Instead, the Second Trial/Muster day will be held:
Monday, September 22, 4:30 - 6:00pm at South Street, Tuncurry.
2009 Southern Regional Youth League
Players are sought for the Regional Youth League in the following age groups;
13 Years Boys
14 Years Boys
15 Years Boys
15 Years Girls
Muster Dates, Times & Venues
Sunday14th September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Zone Field, Taree
Sunday 21st September 2008
10.00am to 12noon Boronia Park, Waters St, Forster
All interested players must make every effort to attend both trial days.
Graham Pilkie
President
Football Mid North Coast
26th August 2008
Youth League Coaching Positions
Football Mid North Coast invite applications for the following 2009 Youth League Coaching Positions;
14 years boys YL Team - Manning / Great Lakes area
15 years boys YL Team - Manning / Great Lakes area.
Accredited coaches preferred. Applicants should possess the ability to work in a team environment.
Please submit applications and resumes in writing to:
Football Mid North Coast
P.O.Box 100
Telegraph Point 2440
email: Fmnc_inc@bigpond.net.au
Leon Bean
Secretary
Football Mid North Coast
28th July 2008
David Lee - Coaches Association Clinic
All coaches, please be aware of this visit by David Lee to our Zone.
David is a former DOC of NSW State, and has many other 'feathers in his footballing cap'. He will visit FMNC on Sunday 10th August to meet with coaches, between 10.00am and approximately 12noon. The venue will be the FMNC Zone Field Taree, in behind the Manning Aquatic Centre.
Unfortunately this is an SYL day, so I am aware this won't suit our Zone Coaches, and parents involved with the squads, and do apologise.
However, I am aware that our recent FMNC Coaches Association meetings have discussed active Club Coaching Co-ordinators at each Club within our Zone. Bearing this in mind, I have asked David to target his presentation at a group with this level of expertise. The aim is to offer this program to our prominent Club Coaches, and then encourage our people to spread it through their own Clubs.
David is preparing a session about coaching techniques, as well as motivation and mental preparation for teenaged footballers.
I would like to extend the invitation to Club Coaching Co-ordinators, and any other skilled coaches from all Clubs to attend this session.
Please express your interest via email at: FMNC.coach@gmail.com This session will be free of charge.
Wayne Squires
Football Mid North Coast
24th July 2008
2009 Youth League & Development Squad Coaches
Football Mid North Coast
2009 Youth League & Development Squad Coaches
Applications are invited from suitably qualified coaches who wish to work with our
Youth League Teams playing in a regional competition for 2009.
Football Mid North Coast requires coaches in the following areas:
13 years boys YL Team - Hastings / Macleay area.
13 years boys YL Team - Manning / Great Lakes area.
14 years boys YL Team - Hastings / Macleay area.
14 years boys YL Team - Manning / Great Lakes area.
15 years boys YL Team - Hastings / Macleay area.
15 years boys YL Team - Manning / Great Lakes area.
15 years girls YL Team - Hastings / Macleay area.
15 years girls YL Team - Manning / Great Lakes area.
DEVELOPMENT SQUADS COACHES REQUIRED 2 x 11 boys Hastings/Macleay area
2 x 12 boys Hastings/Macleay area
2 x 11 boys Manning/Great Lakes area
2 x 12 boys Manning/Great Lakes area
1 x 11 girls Hastings/Macleay area
1 x 13 girls Hastings/Macleay area
1 x 11 girls Manning/Great Lakes area
1 x 13 girls Manning/Great Lakes area
Accredited coaches preferred. Applicants should possess the ability to work in a structured team environment.
NEW COMPETITION FMNC has entered Teams (one team per zone) in a new competition to be conducted by NNSW Football in 2009 called the State Championships. It will be conducted throughout season 2009 in tandem with the RYL (Regional Youth League). It will be contested between the six southern Zones in NNSW (SFNC is not participating) on a home and away basis. At the end of that the winning team in each age group will be declared the STATE CHAMPIONS. The age groups in this competition would be the same as those in the RYL.
COACHES will be required for our Teams participating in this competition but it is envisaged they will be selected from our RYL Coaches ranks. This will be discussed with coaches during the interview stage for the above positions.
Would Applicants for the RYL positions please indicate in their applications whether or not they also wish to be considered for the additional role.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
All those who accept a Coaches or Managers role with FMNC do so with the knowledge they are volunteering their services for a period not exceeding twelve months.
Please submit applications and resumes in writing by close of business Monday 4 August 2009 to:
Leon Bean
Secretary
Football Mid North Coast
23rd July 2008
Senior Coaching Licence Course
Senior Licence - Course Details
Course Event ID: 3649
Date/Details:
Sat 8 November 2008, 8:55am
Saturday & Sunday 8th and 9th November 2008, continuing Saturday & Sunday 6th & 7th December 2008 (venue may change) Enrolment pre-requisite: Current ASA Youth Licence with "Advance Pass" or recognised competencies (Dates for the final Assessment to be advised)
This is the first section of the course - there are two other components: Fitness for Soccer & Sports General or General Principles Level 2 (CHECK FOR ONLINE COURSES). Course subject to the required number of enrolments in order to go ahead
Instructor(s):
David Smith, John Sowter
Location:
Football Far North Coast (FFNC)
Lismore
Cost: $255
Other Info:
VENUE MAY CHANGE, APPLICANTS WILL BE ADVISED ASAP!
For further information please contact Northern NSW Football (Jacquie) 02 49640766
or email: footballadmin@northernnswfootball.com.au
A reminder that sunscreens, hats and drink bottles should be brought, and to provide their own lunches.
Payment can be made by forwarding a cheque made payable to:
Northern NSW Soccer Federation 235 Old Maitland Rd Hexham 2322
or credit card facility is available.
Please note to attend full payment has to be received minimum of 7 days prior to course commencing.
Pre-Requisite Info:
Candidates must have completed the Youth Licence and achieved an "Advanced Pass" or have current recognised overseas qualifications.
David Smith
Football Manager
Northern NSW Football
17th June 2008
Coaching Clinics Head to Port Macquarie - STILL A FEW SPOTS LEFT
There are still vacancies left in both age groups for the Jets coaching clinics.
The cut off times for registration for the Jets clinic is 12 noon Friday.
Registrations will not be taken on the day.
Numbers are limited to 120 in each group.
The A-League will be reaching out to regional areas more than ever before during the 2008 Pre-Season Cup, and the Jets will be contributing to this spread of football in the country by playing games in Cessnock and Port Macquarie.
In this spirit, the Jets will be hosting a football coaching clinic ahead of their August 2nd clash against the Melbourne Victory at Port Macquarie Regional Stadium.
The clinics will run from Tuesday July 15th to Thursday July 17th at Wayne Richards Park, with youngsters in the Hastings and surrounding regions being able to advance their football skills and meet some of their favourite Jets players.
The participants will be divided into two age groups:
6-10 years: 9am - midday
11-15 years: 1pm - 4pm
The cost for this exciting 3 day package is $99 (inc. GST), and includes registration and a Newcastle Jets supporter pack. Jets players will be in attendance on Thursday 17th July for an autograph session, giving a great opportunity for young players to meet their Jets heroes.
To apply for this coaching clinic, simply visit: www.newcastlejets.com.au to download and complete the "Port Macquarie Coaching Clinic Form" in the Related Items column on the right hand side of the page.
For further information please call (02) 6585 0351.
22nd May 2008
When to introduce 11v11
Ray Hall the EVERTON WAY
Everton Football club Academy
Ray Hall's Profile
Ray's primary role is to lead a team involved in all aspects of youth development from 7-19 years. In particular, the organisation of the department in terms of finance, facilities, staffing (full-time/part-time), policies, research and development, planning, care/welfare, education provision/ liaison with schools and establishing good lines of communication with all areas across the whole youth development structure
The debate on when to introduce 11v11 in youth football has been running for years; and it's clear that FA's across the continent have different opinions on when the best time is.
Here in England, 11v11 can't be introduced until the age of 10. Germany wait until 12, France and Sweden bring it in at 13 and Spain leave it until 14 years old.
The FA's development office are keen to push the age up in England to 11, allowing the younger players to be involved in small-sided games for longer, which they expect will improve development.
This is more in keeping with our philosophy. At Everton we don't introduce 11v11 until the under 12's, giving our young players the chance to develop naturally into a full-sided game.
We start them out between the ages of 6 and 8 in 4v4 games. Soon they'll move on to 6v6, before joining the 8v8 programme at under-9 when they are eligible to sign for the club. This natural progression gives the players the chance to take lots of touches, make lots of tackles and score lots of goals as they develop.
At the back end of 10 years old we'll start the transition to 11v11 so they're prepared for a full switch at under 12. Because the development has been so gradual and progressive, by the time the players get to under 12, they are more than ready for the full game.
And during the 12's programme the competitive element is kept to a minimum. We don't enter a competitive league programme until under 18, because it's all about developing the players; and to do that, we need to be able to shape the match situation and develop certain areas of their game. The natural competitiveness of the players comes through in development matches against other Academies like Manchester Utd and Liverpool. This allows us to experiment. We can put players in a range of positions to give them a good array of experience across the pitch. We can also see how they cope in the variety of positions too.
As an Academy, our main focus is to produce players who are ready to compete at the highest level, where the results do matter. It's important we get those players technically developed in order to do this.
David Smith
Football Manager
Northern NSW Football
22nd May 2008
FFA Junior Licence Coaching Course
Port United Soccer Club in conjunction with NNSWF and FMNC are hosting a FFA Junior Licence Coaching Course.
They will have 18 coaches at this course.
The course will be run by NNSWF on Monday nights 6pm to 8.30 / 9pm from June 2nd 2008 at Dixie Park, Port Macquarie.
The cost of the course is $125 and all attending coaches must pay on the first night of the course to the instructor.
Cheques to be made out to Northern NSW Football.
Leon Bean
Secretary
Football Mid North Coast
12th May 2008
FMNC 9yrs & 10yrs Development Coaches
Expression of Interest: Football Mid North Coast
9yrs & 10yrs Development Coaches
Expressions of Interest are sought from suitably qualified coaches who wish to work with our 9yrs & 10 yrs Development Squads to be run in various localities within the FMNC Zone.
This is a voluntary position within FMNC. A small honorarium is offered to each coach for reimbursement of associated expenses.
This program will be held over a 6 to 10 week period during this season and is supervised by the Director of Coaching, Football Mid North Coast.
Possession of a FFA Junior or Youth coaching licence is preferred but not essential.
Please contact the FMNC Office via email, phone or fax if you are interested.
Closing Date: Wednesday 21 May 08
Leon Bean
Secretary
Football Mid North Coast 28th March 2008
Westpac invests in youth football
WESTPAC INVESTS IN YOUTH FOOTBALL AS MAJOR SPONSOR
FOR THE FMNC STATE YOUTH LEAGUE
PHOTO: (L-R) Reece Rayner (15s), David Bourne (14's) , Daniel Freeman (13's)
The region's top young football players get their chance to match it with the best in the State when the State Youth League (SYL) kicks off on Sunday with the local Football Mid North Coast (FMNC) sides traveling to Armidale to take on Northern Inland.
A huge coup for the Mid North Coast outfit is the securing of Westpac as major sponsor for the 2008 season. As major sponsor the Westpac name is emblazoned across the newly introduced Black & White playing strip of Football Mid North Coast.
Westpac's support for the FMNC 2008 SYL campaign as well as minor sponsorship from Powerade (Coca-Cola) has the FMNC sides raring to go.
The Northern New South Wales Football Federation run competition involves 6 regional Zones, stretching from the Central Coast, Newcastle, Mid North Coast and inland to Tamworth and Armidale.
For the 2008 SYL Competition, Football Mid North Coast has entered sides for boys 13, 14, 15 years age groups.
A weather interrupted start to the early preseason preparation culminated in a heavy schedule in the past couple of weeks with the FMNC sides involved in a number of preseason trails against Broadmeadow Magic, North Coast & Central Coast Thunder.
Another boost for the FMNC sides was the recent visit of Jade North the Newcastle Jets Championship winning captain. North only this week also wore the captains armband for the Socceroos in the international friendly with Singapore. North's visit to a FMNC training session had him working with the SYL squads and he also spoke with the players on what is required to get to the top.
The FMNC SYL squads encompass players from all across the Football Mid North Coast Zone's footprint of Bulladelah & Gloucester in the south to South West Rocks & Kempsey in the North incorporating The Great Lakes, Taree, Hastings & Macleay regions.
After securing 2nd spot last season the 2008 15 years side with most of the squad remaining intact is quietly confident without being over confident going into the season opener.
15 years squad: Kyle Predebon, Matt Moore, Sam Mahoney, Tahwa Bowden, Alistair Sinclair, Reece Rayner, Chad Applegate, Brendan Berry, Blake Clark, Tom Griffin, Jarred Kohler, Dave Maiolo, Adrian Walker, Mitch Whalen, Steve Rayner (coach) , Rick Clarke (manager)
With only 6 players from last years squad this seasons 14 years team is still finding it's feet but showed plenty of potential in preseason trials but now must step up the to the required levels of the SYL competition. 14 Years Squad: Blake Barnes-Riddell, David Bourne (c), Grant Bulloch, Adrian Futterlieb, Alex Ihlow, Nicholas Infield, Ben McDonald, Sarah O'Connor, Josh Phillips, Jeremy Robinson, Moshe Uhrig, Adam Whyte, Mitchell Yarnold, Alex Turnbull, Gregg McDonald (coach)
The 13 years squad like the 14's must lift to playing at the higher levels that the SYL competition presents. 13 years Squad: Jye Castellano, Liam Clarke, Daniel Freeman, Aaron Grose, Adam Hancey, Joshua Johnston, Max Johnson, Callum Lewis (c), Andrew Moon, Corey Nash, Brandon Pincham, Thomas Rienstra, Dean Rounsevell, Nicholas Sawyer, Steve Pincham (coach), Anthony Clarke (Manager)
FMNC first home game of the season is on Sunday week (6th April) at Wayne Richards Park in Port Macquarie taking on Newcastle-Port Stephens and again will be at home for round 3 up against Macquarie on April 13th.
Kick off times for the season are - 13yrs: 10.00am, 14yrs: 11.30am, 15 years: 1.00pm
Competing Zones: Football Mid North Coast, Newcastle-Port Stephens, Macquarie, Hunter Valley, Central Coast and Northern Inland (Combined North West/Tamworth & New England/Armidale).
14th February
12s Development Coach (Southern)
Unfortunately the 12 Development coach for the Southern Development Squads has had to resign due to family reasons. FMNC does not have any coaches for the 12 Development Squad's in the Taree and Great Lakes areas.
Any coach interested in taking on this volunteer position is asked to contact either office in writing.
Leon Bean
Secretary
Football Mid North Coast 6th February 2008
Trenter new Coaching Director
TO say Mark Trenter has football in his blood is an understatement. But, the man who donned a Wales' under 21 representative jumper, took the field for West Bromwich Albion in the English Premier League and has spent the past 20 years involved in local soccer would not have it any other way.
Now, Trenter is preparing for another phase in his illustrious career - as Football Mid-North Coast's director of coaching.
"My role, for the next 18 months, is to implement a philosophy of football that is in line with the fast growth of the world game here in Australia," he told the Port News. "I'll be working closely with all coaches to ensure that the best coaching techniques are passed on to our participating players. The game can be played in many different ways and I'll endeavour to stimulate our coaches with methods that will assist them and, therefore, produce a more developed player."
And, Trenter has much to pass onto his counterparts... if his background is anything to go by. "In many respects, football is my life," he said. "Sydney FC part-owner and Football Federation Australia chairman Frank Lowy brought me over in the late 1970s. I joined Sydney City Hakoah (now Sydney FC) and played in three grand finals - 1979, 1980 and 1981. I was then drafted into the Australian squad, however I was deemed ineligible since I represented Wales. Locally, I've been involved with Port United, as a player and coach."
"Football is set to grow even more in the coming years, thanks to the A-League, the National Youth League (which kicks off in 2009) and guys like Lowy. He is a very passionate man, who puts a lot into the code."
Football Mid-North Coast encompasses the Great Lakes, Manning, Camden Haven, Hastings and Macleay areas. "There are 5000 registered players in the zone," Trenter admitted. "My first 'official' task is tomorrow night at Wayne Richards Park in Port Macquarie. I'’m meeting with the Football Mid-North Coast State Youth League co-ordinator Kayleen Buckman, as well as the coaches and players of the boys' 13, 14 and 15 and girls' 16 age groups."
"We want people to play in the A-League and for Australia. That’s what it's all about."
Report courtesy of Port Macquarie News 6th February 2008
State & Representative Team Coaches
The Northern NSW State and Representative Team Coaches for 2008 have been announced. State Teams will be taking part in the Girls and Boys National Championships on the following dates:
- Girls Nationals July 3rd - 12th 2008
- Boys Nationals Sept 25th - Oct 4th 2008
The Northern NSW State and Representative Team Coaches for 2008 are as follows:
FEMALE
Under 15 State Team Coach: Jason Aird
Under 17 State Team Coach: Vic Stokes
Hunter Representative Under 14 Team Coach: John MacNeil
Northern Region Representative Under 14 Team Coach: Howard Stubbs
MALE
Under 15 State Team Coach: Brett Cowburn
Assistant Coach: Andy Lennon
Under 14 State Team Coach: Gerard Carey
Assistant Coach: Anthony Richards
Hunter Representative Under 13 Team Coach: Michael Boogaard
Assistant Coach: Stephen Sneddon
Northern Region Representative Under 13 Team Coach: John Sowter
The photo shoot day has been confirmed. They are as follows:
SYL - NEW DATE THURSDAY 28TH FEBRUARY 2008 - updated 6/2
6pm start: group photo (all squads, coaches, managers and officials)
6.15pm: 13 boys
6.25pm: 14 boys
6.35pm: 15 boys
6.45pm: 16 girls
NORTH DEVELOPMENT - MONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY 2008 Wayne Richard Park Koala St Port Macquarie
4.30pm start: group photo (all squads, coaches and managers and officials)
4.45pm: 11 boys G
5.00pm: 11 boys W
5.15pm: 12 boys R
5.30pm: 12 boys B
5.45pm: 12 girls
6.00pm: 14 girls
SOUTH DEVELOPMENT - WEDNESDAY 5TH MARCH 2008 Taree Rep ground (nr McDonalds)
4.30pm start: group photo (all squads, coaches, managers and officials)
4.45pm: 11 boys Great Lakes
5.00pm: 11 boys Taree
5.15pm: 12 boys Great Lakes
5.30pm: 12 boys Taree
5.45pm: 12 girls
6.00pm: 14 girls
Kayleen Buckman
FMNC Rep Co-ordinator
Football Mid North Coast
Creates a pathway to elite football so that young players living anywhere in NSW have the opportunity to have their talent and skills recognised and developed.
PHOTO: 2008 NNSW 14s Girls State Team contained six FMNC players:
Ray Hall the EVERTON WAY
