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1971An early aerial view of Ngaruawahia looking south showing the future football ground of Centennial Park (arrowed).The ground originally hosted the local cricket team with a concrete wicket and a small block changing room.16
1971Huntly PressWednesday, June 2nd, 19713-2 away win over Te KuitiNgaruawahia United beat Te Kuiti 3-1 in aninteresting game played at Centennial Park on Saturday.United settled down quickly after the kick-off, andwent into the attack immediately, with some very good drivesup both wings. There was a tendency to bunch up in midfieldby Te Kuiti, which pulled United players out of position.However, United forwards still managed to push the ball outto the wingers, who carried the ball well up the pitch to makefrequent attempts at goal.United’s attempts were rewarded when, after 20minutes, Charles Gorman kicked the first goal of the match.Shortly after, however, and injury caused him to retire, muchto the disappointment of team-mates. He was replaced by R.(Sharkey) Berryman.The game continued to be interesting, with Sharkeyshowing great determination and working very hard.United had the edge over Te Kuiti, and had morepossession of the ball. They had obviously settled down muchmore quickly than the previous week and were having a bettergame.Shortly before half-time, Allan Rose centred a cornerkick well, and Steven Barr was very unlucky to miss hisattempt at goal.The second half again saw United pushing welltowards goal, and they were again rewarded for their effortswhen Allan Rose gained United’s second goal after 30minutes.Play followed a similar pattern, being consistent, withsome good clearing kicks from Sandy MacDonald, andgoalkeeper, Rex Nightingale, being the usual tower ofstrength with some excellent goal kicks.United’s third and final goal came after 40 minutes ofplay, and at this stage Te Kuiti appeared unlikely to score, butmade a comeback when, after 43 minutes, they gained theirgoal.Ngaruawahia continued to attack well right to the endof the game, and in the closing minutes, Captain GeorgeSunnex was unfortunate to miss with a further attempt at goal.The final whistle blew with the score at NgaruawahiaUnited 3, Te Kuiti 1.From a spectator’s point of view a very interestinggame which could, with plenty of practises, be improved.This week’s team: George Sunnex (captain), RexNightingale (goalkeeper), Barry White, Dave Sidney,Stephen Barr, Alan Rose, Sandy MacDonald, CharlesGorman, Malcolm Burt, Maurice Frankhauser, SharkeyBerryman (replacement).Huntly PressWednesday, June 9th, 1971First victory over Mangakinoin three yearsGeorge Sunnex, Robin Turner and Allan Roseplayed United into their first win against Mangakino in threeyears. Having met Mangakino in three matches last year,drawing one 2-2 and losing two 6-0 and 1-0, NgaruawahiaUnited were looking forward to beating the 1970 knock-outwinners, at Mangakino.Play in the first half was not anything out of theordinary, due, perhaps to the constant rain and a very slipperyball. With three minutes gone Robin Turner tested theMangakino keeper with a drive that narrowly crept over thebar. However, George Sunnex made up for this when henetted a perfect corner kick from Malcolm Burt after 20minutes.Up to this stage of the game both teams were evenlymatched, with neither dominating the ball. A Mangakinoforward was injured when he and Rex Nightingale clashed forthe ball, but he was soon back in play.On several occasions Robin Turner narrowly missedthe goal with good drives from well out, after good attackingby Rose and Burt. Allan Rose scored the second goal 20minutes into the second half when his angled shot was too fastfor backs or the keeper, from about 20 yards out.United, feeling themselves on top of the game, keptthe pressure on. Rex Nightingale worked an intelligentdefence in goal with his fullbacks combining well to bottle upany attacking forwards.Five minutes from the whistle, Robin Turner’sefforts were rewarded when he executed a right shot to scoreby placing the ball in the net beside the post.Ken Chisholm nearly netted also when his shot wasmet by the keeper, who had miraculously recovered frombeing pulled right out of position. Final score 3-0 toNgaruawahia United.Team: Rex Nightingale, Maurice Frankhauser,Sandy MacDonald, Barry White, Ken Chisholm, StevenBarr, Neil Gorman, Malcolm Burt, Robin Turner, AllanRose, George Sunnex.Huntly PressWednesday, June 23rd, 1971Ngaruawahia plays a “shoccer”against Teachers-Varsity!A most disappointing spectacle was the lot of theNgaruawahia United supporters as they saw their “team” godown in a deserved defeat by Teachers-Varsity, 6-2, onSaturday. Deliberate fouling and needless bickering betweenplayers of the United team would have turned the stomach ofthe most ardent fan.Only for about 10 minutes did the team cohesepurposefully, and then Teachers began to successfully probethe weaknesses of United’s defence.Rex Nightingale was tested to the limit by theVarsity forwards, who cleverly manipulated the ball in front ofgoal. The 6 goals were intelligently constructed, and theycarved up the United defence at will.Robin Turner had two bright spots in an otherwisestatic display in the forwards when he netted bothNgaruawahia’s goals from the right wing. Ngaruawahia sorelymissed the sparkle of Allan Rose in the forwards.There were many players who should have lost theirplaces to the reserves who watched in anguish at the lethargicdisplay.Also it could be said that having a coach to refereethe match is not the best for either team. Ken Chisholmpresented Varsity with numerous free kicks (one a penalty) forlate tackles, and United will have to cease fielding unfitplayers while the fit ones are grounded on the sideline asreserves.It is hoped that the United selectors will deliberatemore carefully when choosing this Saturday’s team againstWaikeria.Team: Nightingale, White, Frankhauser,MacDonald, C. Gorman, N. Gorman, Chisholm, Barr,Turner, Burt, Sunnex. Reserves: R. Berryman, S. Mark, T.Janssen.17
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1978Cameron AFCFollowing an early-y
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1978defence and equalized. With 30
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1978Murray were always outnumbere
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1978worked through by Ngaruawahia U
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1979NORTHERN LEAGUE DIVISION 4 SOUT
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1979The new clubrooms. Upstairs rec
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Waikato 2nd Division, 19801980Rear;
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19811981 9th Grade BRear: Ben Henck
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19821982 Ngaruawahia-AFFCo 11th Gra
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1983We are 15!What a great 15 years
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1983GEORGE MOIRAnother Army man (no
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1985 Ngaruawahia Youth Team (?)1985
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1986Junior prizegiving downstairs i
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1988NORTHERN LEAGUE 2ND DIVISION 19
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1992WAIKATO Div. 1 Home AwayTe Aroh
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1993Silver Jubilee Year 1993Sincere
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1993Shane GilliesNORTHERN LEAGUE Di
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ClaudelandsTaumaranuiCambridgeUnico
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1993THE CHILLEANSThe first game on
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9th Grade HAWKES, 19931993Rear: Ely
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Pro Player Aids Ngaruawahiaby Bruce
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1998NORTHERN LEAGUE Division 1, 199
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The Road to the Chatham Cup Semi-Fi
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1998her husband wasn't expected to
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1999Waikato District Sports Awards
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BELL’S BEST BOYSJohn Bell was com
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Junior Awards 200620068th GradeBull
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2010WOMEN WAIKATO B, 2010Glen Brown
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2010Richard Chatterton, Lale Staple
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2013The ball-boys and ball-girls fo
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2015WAIKATO WOMEN B DIVISION 2015Ap
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2015 Reserve Team Report by Simon M
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New Zealand Football Memo re “Lan
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FENCIBLES - KO SHIELD 1-2PAPATOETOE
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2017Jeff CoulshedSept 28, 1941July
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2017“I said I did, and went down
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2017Jeff also served as a board mem
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2018Federation Championship LeagueS
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Claudelands Cavaliers - Cup (4-8)Cl
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GamesGoalsTe Aroha (1-3)West Hamilt
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9th Grade Netters 20182018Rear: Jai
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Personality ParadeAuthored by Gladd
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IAN MILLERAs a pipe smoker he used
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Awards495
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SENIORSMOST IMPROVED1985 Phil Van H
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SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR10th GRADE2
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