FFA Boys Junior Championships
2010 Westfield FFA National Junior Boys Championships
2010 FFA National Junior Championships for Boys
All stars teams
All-Stars Group A - Group A All-Stars: Bon Scott (gk) (Queensland), Ben Johns (Western Australia), Austin Ludwik (Queensland), Liam Rose (NSW Metropolitan 1), Ross Millard (Western Australia), Hayden McHenry (Queensland), Anthony Duzel (Victoria Metropolitan), Martin Lo (NSW Metropolitan 1), Jordan Tokler (Western Australia), Antonee Burke (Northern NSW), Scott Halliday (Queensland), Josh Murray (Northern NSW), Jesse Francesca (South Australia), Tom Waller (Northern NSW), Jacob Tarasenko (Northern NSW), Chris Zuvela (NSW Metropolitan 1, Lucas Spinella (Victoria Metropolitan)
All-Stars Group B - Nathan Alfernik (gk) (ACT), Alex Boardman (NSW Country), Adam Berry (NSW Metropolitan 2), Pierre Adrenssens (NSW Country), George Timopheou (ACT), Connor O'Toole (NSW Metropolitan 2), Dean Watkins (TAS), Joshua Day (NSW Country), Thomas Milicevic (ACT), Jayden Barber (NSW Country), Michael Holden (Tasmania), Lachlan Roberts (NSW Metropolitan 2), En Soo She (Tasmania), Isaac Kenyi (Tasmania), Daniel Carreno (NSW Metropolitan 2) Lachlan Wales (NSW Metropolitan 2)
Boys tournament
NSW Metropolitan 1 and 2 have gained the titles of under-13 National Champions after day three of the championships held in O-Connor, Canberra on Saturday.
In Group A NSW Metropolitan 1 claimed the title after being awarded enough Technical Performance Points to leapfrog fellow contenders Victoria Metropolitan despite losing the final match of the tournament to their rivals by 1-2.
Christopher Zuvela gave NSW Metropolitan 1 the lead after only three minutes and it was an advantage they held until a minute after half-time. Anthony Duzel levelled for the Victorians before Adrian Vuniqi won the match with two minutes to spare.
A hat-trick from Jacob Tarasenko gave Northern NSW a great end to the competition as they confidently beat Western Australia 3-0.
Tarasenko-s treble took his National Juniors tally to five and gave him a share of the leading goal scorer spot with NSW Metropolitan 1-s Bai Antoniou. Tarasenko later bagged the only goal in the Group A All-Stars 1-0 win over NSW Metropolitan 1 in the afternoon exhibition fixture.
In the other Group A match Queensland and South Australia shared a 1-1 draw with Lee Child equalising for South Australia after Dakota Askew-s goal had given Queensland a thirteenth minute lead. The point was South Australia-s second of the three-day championships.
In Group B, NSW Metropolitan 2 confirmed their status as the class acts of the field winning their fifth match in succession with a 1-0 win over NSW Country, Lachlan Roberts striking the 21st minute winner.
Home town ACT couldn-t raise their game to finish with a win as a Michael Holden double helped Tasmania to a 4-1 victory whilst Lachlan Beever was also on target twice in Victoria Country-s 4-0 whitewash of Northern Territory, Thomas Fuller and Henri Scott completed the win.
OFFICIAL RESULTS Day 3 - Saturday 10th April 2010 Venue: O-Connor Enclosed, O-Connor, ACT
GROUP A: Western Australia 0 Northern NSW 3 (Jacob Tarasenko 4-/31-/32-), Queensland 1 (Dakota Askew 13-) South Australia 1 (Luke Childe 27-), NSW Metropolitan1 1 (Chris Zuvela 3-) Victoria Metropolitan 2 (Anthony Duzel 21-, Adrian Vuniqi 38-)
Day Two
Victoria Metropolitan continues to lead the way in Group A at the 2010 FFA National Junior Championships for Boys following the conclusion of the second day-s play at O-Connor in the ACT.
The Victorians have yet to concede a goal in four matches of play with their 2-0 win over Northern NSW in the morning followed by a goalless stalemate with Western Australia in the afternoon session.
NSW Metropolitan 1 enjoyed a fine day with successive wins of 3-0 and 3-2 over Queensland and South Australia respectively. Bai Antoniou struck three times in the two matches to take his overall tally to five goals.
A 2-0 win over Northern NSW kept Queensland in the hunt for a high placing as Zack Coulson and Dakota Askew struck inside the first ten minutes of the game after their morning setback.
In Group B NSW Metropolitan 2 continue to remain unbeaten after four matches of the competition having recorded two wins from their fixtures on day two. A hat-trick from Lachlan Wales helped his team to a 4-2 victory over Tasmania in the top-of-the-table clash. Tasmania was reduced to ten players after the dismissal of Josh Freestone for a handball on the goal line and from then on it was an uphill battle. Facing Northern Territory in the afternoon game, NSW Metropolitan 2 was too strong for their opponents and ran out winners 6-1.
The ACT finally broke their goal drought with a 3-1 win over Northern Territory swiftly followed by a hard fought 1-0 success against Victoria Country with a solitary goal from Thomas Milicevic enough for the three points. The host team completes its fixtures tomorrow facing Tasmania.
Upon the completion of the group stages on Saturday morning the FFA Technical Committee will then allocate their Technical Performance Points, on a 5-3-1 basis, based on the manner in which the teams played during the tournament before selecting their All Star selections.
The All Star selections will then face the Group winners in the afternoon exhibition matches before the presentation of medals.
Boys comp Kicks off (Thursday 8th April)
The 2010 FFA National Junior Championships for Boys kicked off at O-Connor Enclosed in the ACT Thursday morning with twelve matches spread across two groups of six in front of an appreciative crowd.
Victoria Metropolitan are undefeated after their opening two matches of the Championships with victories over South Australia and Queensland making them the early team to beat in Group A, both matches ending in a 2-0 result for the Victorians.
Hot on the heels of Victoria Metropolitan are Northern NSW who also chalked up a win and a draw on the opening day. Northern NSW opened their account with a 2-0 defeat of NSW Metropolitan 1 courtesy of goals from Cody Carroll and Jacob Tarasenko, but was pegged back in the afternoon after being held to 1-all draw with South Australia.
Queensland, who were 2-1 winners over Western Australia, and NSW Metropolitan 1 each have three points after the first two rounds of fixtures.
In Group B Tasmania had a terrific opening to the competition winning both their matches in convincing fashion.
A hat-trick from striker Isaac Kenyi led Tasmania to a 4-2 victory over Victoria Country before another goal glut in the afternoon came at the expense of Northern Territory who were beaten 7-1 with Darcy Hall repeating Kenyi-s feat by bagging a treble of his own.
Hall was joined on the scoresheet by Gus Rumney and Lachlan Senior who both recorded a brace.
Meanwhile, hometown team ACT struggled in front of goal on day one with their opening match resulting in a 0-2 defeat to NSW Metropolitan 2, and their second match a goalless draw with NSW Country who had impressed in the morning when they saw off a spirited Northern Territory 4-1.
Upon the completion of the group stages on Saturday morning the FFA Technical Committee will then allocate their Bonus Points, on a 5-3-1 basis, based on the manner in which the teams played during the tournament.
Under 13 Boys - Group A - Squads
NSW Metropolitan 1: 1.Chris Ferles (gk), 2.Daniel Alessi, 3.Nathan Bertolissio, 4.Milislav Popovic, 5.Lachlan Everett, 6.Alexander Gersbach, 7.Anthony Krkovski, 8.Liam Rose, 9.Matthew Leroy, 10.Martin Lo, 11.Christopher Zuvela, 12.Joshua Ortiz, 13.Bai Antoniou, 14.Daniel Tudden, 15.Lachlan Scott, 16.Jake Soutter (gk)
Coach: Paul Bentvelzen
Manager: John Mundt
Victoria Metropolitan: 1.Lucas Spinella (gk), 2.Nathan Muscat, 3.Ming-en Cui, 4.Jayden Anderson, 5.Jordan Moncrieff, 6.Anthony Duzel, 7.Joseph Monek, 8.Jesse Mills-warthold, 9.Ardian Vuniqi, 10.Mehdi Sarwari, 11.Aron Handakas, 12.Ali Eyigun, 13.Zach Mousaco, 14.Oliver Paterno, 15.Damian Rastocic, 16.Lewis Shannon (gk)
Coach: Ivan Jolic
Manager: Mathieu Shellard
Queensland: 1.Bon Scott (gk), 2.Max Adey, 3.Dakota Askew, 4.Jack Campbell, 5.Zack Coulson, 6.James Enticknap, 7.Nixon Flanigan, 8.Scott Halliday, 9.Jack Levien, 10.Austin Ludwick, 11.Hayden McHenery, 12.Dale Motti, 13.Sebastian Raubenheimer, 14.Jesse Rigby, 15.David Thorpe, 16.Milan Egic (gk)
Coach: Dean Simpkins
Manager: Bill Park
South Australia: 1.Jackson O-Donnell (gk), 2.Karl Anglish, 3.Luke Quaglia, 4.Luke Childs, 5.Bradley Corbo, 6.Jesse Francesca, 7.Andrew Dwyer, 8.Harrison Falkenberg, 9.Samad Altundag, 10.Joseph Pipicella, 11.Gabriel Kolopelnyk, 12.Linus Johnston, 13.Jacob Scarpantoni, 14.Christos Krysti, 15.Jordan Elliott, 16.Hugh Taylor (gk)
Coach: David Martin
Manager: Brian Green
Western Australia: 1.Thomas Bayes (gk), 2.Ben Johns, 3.Luke Vittiglia, 4.Ross Millard, 5.David Molinari, 6.Callum Dobbs, 7.Damien Simic, 8.Brandon Wilson, 9.Ryan Williams, 10.Jordan Pokler, 11.Milan Ognjenovic, 12.Callum Simmonds, 13.Alex Tanevski, 14.Scott Robertson, 15.Syakir Shariff, 16.Joel Driscoll (gk)
Coach: Dave Butterfield
Manager: Darren Young
Northern NSW: 1.Daniel March (gk), 2.Kalu Williams, 3.Thomas Davies, 4.Joshua Murray, 5.Michael Williams, 6.Joshua Chock, 7.Jason Campbell, 8.Harry Atherton, 9.Jacob Tarasenko, 10.Nathan Burke, 11.Thomas Waller, 12.Hayden Hemson, 13.Cody Carroll, 14.Alex Infield, 15.Antonio Tassone, 16.Liam Spurway (gk)
Coach: Andre Gumprecht
Manager: Andy Lennon
Under 13 Boys - Group A - Match Schedule
Day One - 8 April 2010
8.30am Northern NSW v NSW Metropolitan 1
9.30am South Australia v Victoria Metro
10.30am Queensland v Western Australia
1:30pm NSW Metropolitan 1 v Western Australia
2:30pm Victoria Metro v Queensland
3:30pm South Australia v Northern NSW
Day Two - 9 April 2010
8.30am South Australia v Western Australia
9.30am Queensland v NSW Metropolitan 1
10.30am Victoria Metro v Northern NSW
1:30pm NSW Metropolitan 1 v South Australia
2:30pm Northern NSW v Queensland
3:30pm Western Australia v Victoria Metro
Day Three - 10 April 2010
8.30am Western Australia v Northern NSW
9.30am Queensland v South Australia
10.30am NSW Metropolitan 1 v Victoria Metro
1.30pm Winner Group A v Group A All-Stars
Under 13 Boys - Group B - Squads
ACT: 1.Nathan Alferink (gk), 2.Amir Adam, 3.Anthony Giorgi, 4.Daniel Hearle, 5.Niko Kresic, 6.Jed Lloyd, 7.Sam McLachlan, 8.Adrian Macor, 9.Thomas Milicevic, 10.Thomas Nikolovski, 11.Brady Nixon, 12.Andre Saleh, 13.George Timotheou, 14.Marc Tokich, 15.Niko Ujdur, 16.Sam Brown (gk)
Coach: Ian Shaw
Manager: Alan Rumble
Tasmania: 1.Jackson Ellis (gk), 2 Ben Andrews, 3 Josh Freestone, 4 Jack Bilson, 5 Darcy Hall, 6 Isaac Kenyi, 7 Luke Eyles, 8 Dean Watkins, 9 Tyler Gavralas, 10 En Soo She, 11 Alex Walter, 12 Gus Rumney, 13 Michael Holden, 14 Lachlan Senior, 15 Mitchell Blake, 16 Luke Ottavi (gk)
Coach: Steve Payne
Manager: Rod Andrew
Northern Territory: 1.Dan Falco (gk), 2.Liam Rogers, 3.Tony McRoberts, 4.Michael Roussos, 5.Ayrton Innes, 6.John Dwyer, 7.Mieszko Zukowski, 8.Ewan Gerken, 9.Sean Kidd, 10.Jacob Andrade, 11.Dylan Murray, 12.Ryan Davis, 13.Kieran Tamaotai, 14.Dane Turner, 15.James Lelliott, 16.Andrew Hind (gk)
Coach: Kevin Burton
Manager: James Edwards
Victoria Country: 1.Isaac West (gk), 2.Hugh Gibson, 3.Thomas Fuller, 4.Ryley Pasquali, 5.Jordan Tartaglia, 6.Veejesh Moonipah, 7.George Voliotis, 8.Oskar Lundin, 9.Jake Francis, 10.Lochlann McGrath, 11.John Roberts, 12.Lachlan Beever, 13.Henri Scott, 14.Mitch Langbacher, 15.Joe Williams, 16.Liam Andersen (gk)
Coach: Peter Raeburn
Manager: Brendan Lazarus
NSW Country: 1.Sean Simpson (gk), 2.Dylan Perlowski, 3.Trent McDonnell, 4.Pierre Adriaenssens, 5.Samual Bellamy, 6.Jayden Barber, 7.Luke Tsantefskis, 8.Joshua Day, 9.Alexander Eggleston, 10.Tom Galvin, 11.Thomas Moffatt, 12.Rhyley Foenander, 13.Lachlan Thomas, 14.Zac Hawker, 15.Alexander Boardman, 16.Oliver Pain (gk)
Coach: Tim Wilson
Manager: Peter Andrews
NSW Metropolitan 2: 1.Nicholas Dimos (gk), 2.Adam Berry, 3.Cameron Belle, 4.Daniel Carreno, 5.Anthony Kalik, 6.Steve Kuzmanovski, 7.Matt Graham, 8.Christopher Kagaras, 9.Leonardo Malfara, 10.Noah Shaberman, 11.Matthew Moeller, 12.Matthew Stewart, 13.Connor O-Toole, 14.Lachlan Roberts, 15.Lachlan Wales, 16.Thomas Glover (gk)
Coach: Vince Coligiuri
Manager: Anthony Shewan
Under 13 Boys - Group B - Match Schedule
Day One - Thursday 8 April 2010
8.45am NSW Metropolitan 2 v ACT
9.45am Victoria Country v Tasmania
10.45am Northern Territory v NSW Country
1:45pm ACT v NSW Country
2:45pm Tasmania v Northern Territory
3:45pm Victoria Country v NSW Metropolitan 2
Day Two - Friday 9 April 2010
8.45am Victoria Country v NSW Country
9.45am Northern Territory v ACT
10.45am Tasmania v NSW Metropolitan 2
1:45pm ACT v Victoria Country
2:45pm NSW Metropolitan 2 v Northern Territory
3:45pm Tasmania v NSW Country
Day Three - Saturday 10 April 2010
8.45am NSW Country v NSW Metro 2
9.45am Northern Territory v Victoria Country
10.45am ACT v Tasmania
1.45pm Winner Group B v Group B All Stars
Referees: Robert Albertson-Kill (ACT), Cory Byrne (NNSW), Grant South, James Meachan, Nick Brisbane (NSW), Joseph Lee (Qld), Daniel Faulkner, Eric Ford, Valentin Zarkhin (SA), Vincent Noutso, Wilson Brown (Vic), Matthew Southern (WA).