Welcome to the April Newslet-ter of Singleton Soccer Club. Season 2012 got underway with away games at Cessnock and Youth Grade picked up a convincing opening round win with a 4-0 victory. Ryan Gui-hots’ coaching debut in U23’s also went well with reggies earning a 1-1 draw which many observers felt they were unlucky to lose. Unfortunately, First Grade were far from their best and got hammered 1-5. Points have been hard to come by since then for all the Grade sides, despite the marked im-provement in the Strikers form. April will see the start of some home games for the Strikers and hopefully with it a change of fortunes on the park. The 2012 grading has been released for the Over 35’s and the Singleton Storm. The Over 35’s have headed in different directions based on their results from season 2011—’D’ grade being pro-moted to ‘C’ grade, and ‘E’ grade being demoted to ‘F’ grade.....Yes.....F Troop is
back. The Women’s All-Age team—the Storm—once again earned themselves promotion with a strong showing in 2011, but controversially they have skipped ’C’ grade and gone straight from ’D’ to ’B’ grade. This will be a stern test for both the girls, and their new coach Kevin Wandell. The draw for these teams is not available yet, but games are due to commence on Fri-day 20th April.
Contribution to
Sports Awards The Singleton Strikers are proud to announce that Brett Taylor and Cheryl Holland have been recognised for their contribution to Singleton Soc-cer Club in the recent Single-ton Sports Councils ‘Contribution to Sports’ Awards. Club President David Andrews said, “These awards are fair recognition for the tire-less efforts of both Brett and Cheryl, and it is pleasing that
The Singleton Soccer Club is
very proud to be involved with
Player Development Spon-
sor—Les Russell & Son
Viatek, formerly Xerox Business
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service focused. They provide
clients with fast, reliable and
comprehensive technical and IT
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onsite train-
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We would
like to thank
Account Manager Shane Smith
at Viatek for his support, and
we look forward to building on
our relationship in the future.
Away games get season underway….
About our Sponsors….Viatek
Singleton Soccer Club
Newsletter April 2012
N EWS I N B R I E F :
• The Singleton Soccer
Club relies on the
generosity of it’s spon-
sors—in return the
Club urges all players
and supporters to
make use of the goods
and services provided
by those sponsors.
• Welcome back to our
returning sponsors:
Singleton Toyota,
Tamar Marine & Cet-
naj
• And welcome to our
new sponsor: Highway
Services, Valley Sign-
works, Singleton Auto
Electrical and Air
Conditioning, Singleton
Tyre & Battery Centre,
Singleton Hi-Fi, &
Hunter Fibreglass
Fabricators
A P R E V E N T
C A L E N D A R :
Monthly
Meeting - 3rd
Wednesday of
each month
First home game
vs Lambton
Jaffas
Sat
7th
Apr
First game
Over 35’s
Fri
20th
Apr
First game
Singleton Storm
All-Age Women
Sun
22nd
Apr
their efforts can now be recog-
nised within Singleton’s wider
sporting community”
Junior Grading Days
The Singleton Juniors held their grading day recently and the senior Club, as always, were there to lend a hand. A team of volunteers was recruited by Mark Henderson, and with their help the day went smoothly. Many thanks to Club members Warren Gillespie, Duncan Mac-Dougal, Nat Hamilton, Todd Geddes, Jock Cameron & Phil Wright for their assistance, and in particular to Mark Henderson for pulling it all together. It is very pleasing that some of these guys have come up through the junior ranks into the senior Club, and is just another example of the close links be-tween the two Clubs.
FA Cup
Trivia Night
Sat
5th
May