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1983 11th Grade B, Division 4
















































                       Standing:  Joe Wright (Coach),  Gabriel Schimanski,  (#3?),  (#4?),  (#5?),  (#6?),  Phillip Wong.
                                 Kneeling:  (#8?), Keith Mackrell,  (#10?),  (#11?),  Wayne Matthews.
                                               Absent: Terry Goodall (Manager).
                                                              receiving a cross and scoring the next, Wayne was the worthy
       11th GRADE B  RESULTS    Goals                         recipient of this award. Good skills and the ability to travel vast
       v Te Awamutu A  3-8      24  Wayne Matthews            distances in the course of a game made him an effective Captain as
       v Knighton Hunters  10-0   15  Aneas McBurney          well.
       v Western Utd Bows  6-0   12  Phillip Wong
       v Marist White  1-1        7  Seamus Goodall                        Kevin Derecourt (Goalkeeper).
       v Huntly Concordes  1-1,  2-1    5  Nigel Everleigh    Grabbed at the start of the season, thrust into a red jersey and placed
       v Bankwood Blue  2-3       1  Mark Gurnell             between the sticks with a prayer, Kevin developed into a brave
       v Vardon Gold  0-2         1  Philip Kerr              and  effective  keeper  quite  rapidly.  He  has  stuck  to  this  task
       v Hukanui Bullets  1-0   Table                         manfully - not complaining when touches of the ball were too rare or
       v Forest lake Red  2-1,  2-1   17  Ngaruawahia B       too numerous, in the wet and cold - a well earned award.
       v Taupiri  3-1,  6-0     11  Taupiri
       v Hamilton East A  1-0,  4-0     9    Forest Lake Red
       v Melville Green  6-1,  4-0     8    Huntly Concordes                Jason McBride (midfield).
                                  6    Melville Green         At the start of the season it sometimes seemed that Jason's genius
                                  1    Hamilton East A        for air-shots was unlimited, but he gave the lie to this to the point
                                                              where  attackers  approaching  our  goal  usually  ran  into  Jason's
             A  successful  season  for  this  happy,  hard-working  area of authority and the ball would be gently removed from their
     team of young enthusiasts who fully deserve their honours as  possession and sent back down the field where he considered it
     winners of Division 4 in this Grade.                     rightly belonged. Keep it up, Jason.
             From  the  first  match  of  the  season  when  they  ran
     onto the field full of confidence and hope, only to trudge off an       ANAEUS McBURNEY
     hour later beaten (but not bowed) to the tune of 3-8 by a slick  Second highest score as a striker, Anaeus is another talented and
     Te  Awamutu  "A"  outfit,  to  the  last  triumphant  goal  of  the  speedy forward who combined well to generate some of the best
     competition  (slotted  fittingly  enough  by  Captain  Wayne   goals  of  the  season,  some  from  quite  unlikely  positions,  but
     Matthews, who also scored the first) these kids have played  always with flair.
     and trained with purpose and dedication..
                                                                           PHILIP WONG (Midfield)
                    PLAYER OF THE YEAR                        Mr  Perpetual  Motion!  Philip  just  never  stops  running  -  except
                        Wayne Matthews.                       when he falls over and that is when he tries to upset the laws of
     Most goals this season, clearing off our goal-line one minute,  physics by changing direction 90 degrees at full speed (which he
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