NUAFC 1968-2018

1984
Under-15s - Div. 4C
Coach: Brian Webb
Manager: Bruce Inglis
v St Peters 2-2 & 2-1
v Hillcrest High 1-1 & 5-0
v Ham’ Boys High E 14-3
v Otorohanga 5-0
v Ham’ Boys High F 3-2
v Ngaruawahia High 4-2
Played 8, Won 7, Drew 1,
Goals For 36, Against 11
Points 15
13th T - Div. 4
Coach: Mike Kerr
Manager: Mike Kerr
v Hillcrest Berkley 2-2 & 2-1
v Hamilton North 2-2 & 0-0
v Ngaruawahia W 2-0 & 0-2
v Maeroa Yellow 2-2 & 2-1
v Southwell Lions 6-0 & Win
v Claudelands Red 2-1 & 2-0
v Morrinsville 2-3
Played 13, Won 7, Drew 4
Goals For 24, Against 14
Points 18
13th K - Div. 2
Coach: Ian Todd
Manager: Pat Hutt
v Cambridge A 2-2 & 5-2
v Melville White 1-0 & 1-0
v Tramway Falcons 2-0 & 1-1
v St Andrews A 8-0 & 4-0
v Claudelands A 3-1 & 0-0
v Te Awamutu 6-1 & 3-0
v Hukanui Harriers 4-0
Played 13, Won 10, Drew 3
Goals For 40, Against 7
Points 23
1984 Junior Season Summary
11th M - Div. 6
Coach: Sandy MacDonald
Manager: Sandy MacDonald
v Claudelands White 1-7 & 0-1
v Hillcrest Academic 6-0 & 7-0
v Morrinsville Tigers 1-2 & 0-2
v Vardon Gold 6-0 & 1-1
v Hamilton North 5-0 & 3-1
v W U Wanderers 0-2 & 3-0
v Cambridge B 1-2
Played 13, Won 6, Drew 1
Goals For 34, Against 18
Points 13
9th W - Div. 4
Coach: Steve Williams
Manager: Maxine Williams
v Knighton Computers 2-1 & 6-0
v Western Utd Bullets 0-3 & 1-1
v Marist Green 3-0 & 7-0
v Hamilton North 1-0 & 2-0
v Morrinsville Hawkes 7-0 & 2-0
v Taupiri Tornadoes 3-1 & 1-1
v Raglan Mudsharks 4-1
Played 13, Won 10, Drew 1
Goals For 39, Against 8
Points 22
9th R - Div. 6
Coach: Jonathan Rathbone
Manager: Jonathan Rathbone
v Hukanui Dynamos 3-0 & 4-0
v Hamilton West A 9-0 & 12-0
v Rhode St Pistols 4-2 & 10-2
v Ngaruawahia P 6-0 & 4-0
v W U Indians 9-0 & 15-1
v Hamilton East 8-0 & 2-0
v Hillcrest Bullets 7-3
Played 13, Won 13
Goals For 93, Against 8
Points 26
9th P - Div. 6
Coach: Colin Payne
Manager: Colin Payne
v Rhode St Pistols 1-8 & 1-9
v Hamilton East 0-1 & 2-0
v W U Indians 1-0
v Ngaruawahia R 0-6 & 0-4
v Hillcrest Bullets 0-2 & 0-7
v Hukanui Dynamos 0-3 & 0-6
v Hamilton West 0-0
Played 12, Won 2, Drew 1
Goals For 5, Against 46
Points 5
7th M - Div 2
Coach: Mo’ Morunga
Manager: Mo’ Morunga
v Tramway Rovers Loss & 0-3
v Huntly Raiders 1-6 & 0-4
v Hamilton North 0-4 & 0-1
v Glenview Tigers 0-2 & 0-1
v Melville 0-3 & 0-8
v Marist Green 1-7 & 0-4
v Ohaupo 0-12
Played 13, Lost 13
Goals For 2, Against 55
Points 0
7th S - Div. 4
Coach: Kath Matthews
Manager: Kath Matthews
v Hamilton North 5-0 & 1-1
v Tamahere 3-0 & 6-0
v Tramway Rovers 5-2 & 8-1
v Knighton Red 2-0 & 0-0
v Bankwood Blue 4-0 & 4-0
v Morrinsville 3-1
Played 11, Won 9, Drew 2
Goals For 41, Against 5
Points 20
11th Grade Tournament - 1984
Marist White had defeated Vardon
Gold in the preliminary round of the
tournament before meeting us, the “B”
squad.
The lads played well. Darryl
Donald covered his goal efficiently
(although not having much to do). Kevin
Holmes played a defender/midfield role
perfectly to set up good forays.
Our only goal came in the first
spell when Shane Sayers streaked down
the right and centred for Graham
Pilkington. Graham stepped over the
ball letting it run to Andrew Pope who
calmly side-footed the ball home.
We were through a number of
times in the second half with plenty of
support. A final pass could have created an
open goal but it was not needed. Kevin
Holmes blasted one shot at a stunned keeper
who had to take a deep breath or two to get
restarted. The 1-0 result sent us into the
second round.
Here we run up against a team,
144
Hillcrest Lions, who had played six divisions
higher and were six inches taller!
Our lads were intimidated by the
size of these 11-year-olds and the matter was
not helped by lack-lustre refereeing (at one
stage the referee was seen chatting with
another official as the game progressed).
We failed to mark a Lions striker
and, with no off-side rule, he ran away for an
easy goal. Their second came as a solo
effort from half-way. The referee
ignored a blatant push by the
striker on Graham Pilkington
before making the shot!
During the match one of
the junior Ngaruawahia spectators
intercepted a ball in the penalty
area, picked it up and tossed it to
our keeper. The spectators were
hostile and a drop ball had to be
awarded two meters out from the
post for play interference. The
spectator was completely
unflustered!
After the match the opposing coach
cheekily congratulated our boys for keeping
them down to two goals!
This put the “B” squad out of the
competition but they enjoyed their outing,
including some energy-sapping running about
between matches, and they wondered why
they were tired in the second game!