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Cambridge FC Red & white stripes, red shorts, red socks 1 Fraser Nicholls

Hedges 7 Robbie Greenhalgh 8 Jason Szabo 9 Jack Taylor 10 Nathan Holten 11

(c) 15 Kent Henderson 16 Kieran Hill 17 Nathan Claridge 18 Kieran Dallas

Brierley Manager: Shane Ridgway Director of Football: Ray Pooley Team line

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Coach: Today s Match Sponsor CAMBRIDGE FC

United Photo: Louis Roberts Winner 2011 Best Match Programme in New

1 Cambridge FC Red & white stripes, red shorts, red socks 1 Fraser Nicholls 2 Tom Woutersen 3 Josh Clark 4 Sam Garmonsway 5 Glen Carmichael 6 Craig Hedges 7 Robbie Greenhalgh 8 Jason Szabo 9 Jack Taylor 10 Nathan Holten 11 Josh Dagnall 12 Richard Armstrong 13 Jordan Sylvester 14 Patrick Woodlock (c) 15 Kent Henderson 16 Kieran Hill 17 Nathan Claridge 18 Kieran Dallas Coach: Norm Rose Assistant coach: Robbie Greenhalgh Goalkeeping coach: Kim Brierley Manager: Shane Ridgway Director of Football: Ray Pooley Team line ups Mangere United Black shirts, black shorts, black socks Coach: Today s Match Sponsor CAMBRIDGE FC Welcome to Waipa, Home of Champions May 10, 2014 Cambridge FC v Mangere United Photo: Louis Roberts Winner 2011 Best Match Programme in New Zealand Award John Kerkhof Park, 2.00pm kick off ASB Chatham Cup

Club contacts President: Peter Martens Mobile: 027 2943 044 Chairman: Greg Zeuren Mobile: 027 5030629 email: zeuren@xtra.co.nz Commi ee: Steve Thomas Mobile: 021 746 863 email: masterpiece@xtra.co.nz Website informa on: Catherine Clark email: cfcjuniors@gmail.

com Revenue: Josh Easby Mobile: 021 0558854 email: josh@hurricane press.co.nz Senior Club Captain: Alex Ball Mobile: 027 3393359 email: alexwaterbaby@hotmail.

2 Club contacts President: Peter Martens Mobile: Chairman: Greg Zeuren Mobile: Commi ee: Steve Thomas Mobile: Website informa on: Catherine Clark Treasurer: Craig Clark Mobile: Secretary: Selina Watson Mobile: Revenue: Josh Easby Mobile: press.co.nz Senior Club Captain: Alex Ball Mobile: Purchasing & volunteers: Michaela McQuarters Mobile: Senior Kit: Jim Thomassen Mobile: Junior Kit: Ingrid Cook Junior Club Captain: Richie Hill Junior Co ordinator: Catherine Clark Commi ee: Fairley Morton Commi ee: Geoff Wheeler Mobile: Useful websites Women s Club Captain: Laurie McMaster Mobile: macymooz061@gmail.com Grounds: Harry Bomans Mobile: harryb@man ssa.co.nz

Welcome Greg Zeuren, the chairman of Cambridge Football Club, explains what we re about.

irriga on system. Our club has entered the 2014 winter season with high hopes for success on and off the pitch.

In recent years, our ability to grow and perform at a high level of compe on has been hamstrung by facili es that struggled to keep pace with our needs.

Now we re benefi ng from our efforts over the summer when we hosted WaiBOP United games at John Kerkhof Park, giving us the income and opportunity to make vast improvements to the playing surface of

3 Welcome Greg Zeuren, the chairman of Cambridge Football Club, explains what we re about... THANKS Thanks to the many volunteers from Cambridge FC who worked over the summer to prepare the pitch and facili es at John Kerkhof Park, and to these companies who helped provide a much needed irriga on system. Our club has entered the 2014 winter season with high hopes for success on and off the pitch. We re fielding a record 18 senior and youth teams that s double the number of sides we fielded only five years ago and we have made huge strides in the way we operate as a club. In recent years, our ability to grow and perform at a high level of compe on has been hamstrung by facili es that struggled to keep pace with our needs. Over the past couple of seasons, we ve upgraded our showers, toilets, bar and kitchen facili es and generally improved the comforts of our clubrooms. Now we re benefi ng from our efforts over the summer when we hosted WaiBOP United games at John Kerkhof Park, giving us the income and opportunity to make vast improvements to the playing surface of our premium pitch. We ve now got an irriga on system and are upgrading the floodligh ing for our No. 2 pitch. Best of all, we ve now fundraised almost $100,000 towards the costs of a new block of six changing rooms, planned to be built in the second half of I d like to acknowledge the efforts of all club members who worked so hard to help deliver these benefits for all our members, including those juniors who will get to use them when they progress into our senior ranks. Our vision is to be recognised as a leading community based football club that players aspire to join; benefi ng from a suppor ve learning environment, with superior coaching, training facili es and equipment, and becoming part of a great self-funding social club atmosphere. Our five-year plan (now in year four) focuses on four key goals: 1. Nurture and retain our young players with a football and self development pathway that is considered the best in the sport. 2. Enable all our players to play at the highest level to match their desire and ability. 3. Provide self funding social and football facili es that our members consider the best in Waikato football. 4. Realise our goals through prudent financial management of our club. If you think you can help us achieve our goals, or wish to know more, please get in touch with any member of our commi ee. 14 3

Federation Squad Federation League 2 Team P W D L F A Pts Ka ka 5 5 0 0 18 8 15 Rotorua United 4 4 0 0 14 3 12 CAMBRIDGE 4 3 0 1 9 6 9 Papamoa 4 2 0 2 10 8 6 Te Awamutu 4 2 0 2 8 6 6 West Hamilton 4

Sam Garmonsay, Tom Woutersen, Jack Taylor, Danny Styles, Josh Clark, Josh Dagnall, Jeordie Sylvester, and Craig Hedges.

4 Federation Squad Federation League 2 Team P W D L F A Pts Ka ka Rotorua United CAMBRIDGE Papamoa Te Awamutu West Hamilton Tokoroa Ngongotaha Tauranga City United Tauranga Old Blues Cambridge s 2014 first team: Back row (from le ): Glen Carmichael, Sam Garmonsay, Tom Woutersen, Jack Taylor, Danny Styles, Josh Clark, Josh Dagnall, Jeordie Sylvester, and Craig Hedges. Front row (from le ): Fraser Nicholl, Nathan Claridge, Paddy Woodlock (captain), Jason Szabo, Kieran Hill, Robbie Greenhaigh, Shane Ridgway. Fraser Nicholls Goalkeeper, 25 Joined Cambridge a er five years between the posts for Otorohanga, including two seasons of Federa on 1. Selected for Waikato All Stars squad three mes. Hamish McKenzie Goalkeeper, 27 Experienced goalkeeping coach who joins Cambridge this season a er s nts with Hamilton North, Huntly Thistle and West Hamilton United. Patrick Woodlock Defender, 26 In his second spell at Cambridge, with Northern League experience here and with Wanderers and Ngaruawahia Utd. Waikato FC Youth player and Waikato age group rep from 13 to 16. Adrian Clark Defender/midfielder, 40 Experienced and reads the game well, played for top Wellington clubs Lower Hu and Stop Out before joining Cambridge. Kieran Hill Defender A first team regular at Ngaruawahia United last season, he brings considerable Northern League experience to Cambridge. Nathan Claridge Midfield or full back, 22 Made his Northern League debut at 16. Won the club s Young Player of the Year Award in 2011 when he captained the club s U19s at the na onal youth championships. Jason Szabo Midfield, 39 Join the Cambridge FC NZ Facebook group Date Compe on Opponents Venue Result Apr 5 Round 1 West Hamilton UTD Home W 3 2 Apr 12 Round 2 Ka ka Away L 2 3 Apr 26 Round 4 Tokoroa Away W 2 0 May 3 Round 5 Papamoa Home W 2 1 May 10 Round 6 Tauranga Old Blues Away Default May 17 Round 7 Te Awamutu Home May 24 Round 8 Rotorua United Away May 31 Round 9 Tauranga City United Home Jun 7 Round 10 West Hamilton United Away Jun 14 Round 11 Ka ka Home Jun 21 Round 12 Ngongotaha Away Jun 28 Round 13 Tokoroa Home Jul 5 Round 14 Papamoa Away Jul 12 Round 15 Tauranga Old Blues Home Default Jul 19 Round 16 Te Awamutu Away Jul 26 Round 17 Rotorua United Home Aug 2 Round 18 Tauranga City United Away Aug 9 Round 3 Ngongotaha Home Other 1st round es involving WaiBOP sides: Rotorua United v South Auckland Rangers Ranui Swanson v HRFC Clube Melville United v University of Auckland Tauranga City v Manukau City Forrest Hill Milford v Papamoa Otumoetai v Waiuku Claudelands Rovers v Albany United Pukekohe v Ngongotaha 4 13

Old Blues withdraw Cambridge s fixture against Tauranga Old Blues won t go ahead this weekend with the Bay side defaul ng a er withdrawing from the Federa on 2 League.

5 Old Blues withdraw Cambridge s fixture against Tauranga Old Blues won t go ahead this weekend with the Bay side defaul ng a er withdrawing from the Federa on 2 League. The Old Blues were unable to field a team in rounds two and three of the compe on so withdrew, effec vely giving all the other clubs 3 0 default wins for the rest of the season. That means that regardless of this weekend s results, Cambridge will be si ng on 12 points come Saturday night. Last weekend, goals from Andrew Taylor and James Coomber were enough to give the Mike Woodlock coached Cambridge a valuable three points from a 2 1 win against Papamoa, li ing the side into third spot on the table. Co sponsors of our women s A team Alto Packaging 8 Maui Street, Pukete, Hamilton Ph: Weekend s fixtures Saturday s league fixtures Cambridge A v Wanderers Claudelands Rovers v Cambridge B West Hamilton Utd v Cambridge C Cambridge D1 v Claudelands D2 Claudelands D1 v Cambridge D2 Cambridge E v Waikato Unicol Sunday s women s fixtures (all 11am) Cambridge A v Hamilton North Cambridge B v Otorohanga Cambridge C v Waikato Unicol Trophy comes to Cambridge Welcome the FIFA U 20 World Cup trophy when it comes to John Kerkhof Park this Sunday. Lots of free family activities and your chance to see the trophy held aloft by superstars. Thanks too to another supporter of our women s A team... Hautapu Hire Ltd Join the Cambridge FC NZ Facebook group Experienced a acking midfielder who has emigrated from the UK. Gets amongst the goals and was last year s top scorer and Player of the Year for our Waikato A team. Craig Hedges Midfielder, 20 Rejoins Cambridge a er a spell at Hamilton Wanderers with whom he won the Waikato Cup, scoring a hat trick in the final. Made his senior debut in Cambridge s Northern League side in 2011 and played for Waikato FC s youth team. Nathan Holten Midfielder Signed for Cambridge in May 2014 a er a spell with Northern League side Ngaruawahia United. Skillful ballplayer who makes things happen. Josh Clark Winger, 18 One of four family members to play first team football at Cambridge, he made his Northern League debut at 15 and returned to the club in 2014 a er a season at Melville United. Andrew Taylor Winger, 26 Rejoined the club last year a er a season at Matamata Swi s, and previously playing in Cambridge s Northern League squad. Glen Carmichael Midfielder/forward, 20 Joined Cambridge for the 2013 season a er playing for Matamata Swi s in Northern League Divisions 1 and 2. Robbie Greenhalgh Midfielder Signed for Cambridge in 2013 a er an illustrious career as skipper of Northern League winners Bay Olympic, and a member of the Waikato FC na onal league squad. Previously at Central United and an Auckland youth rep. Josh Dagnall Winger, 19 Adept on either wing or up front, has learned his football with Cambridge juniors, Cambridge High School and with the club s U19 squad. Won the club s Most Improved Player Award for Tom Woutersen Forward, 24 Learned his football with Cambridge, helping win the U19 Satellite Youth Tournament in Napier, before spending three seasons with Palmerston North Marist. Returned to Cambridge for Won the team s Golden Boot last year. Jack Taylor Forward, 20 Won the club s 2012 Men s Player of the Year Award and men s Golden Boot with 25 goals for the Fed 2 promo on winning side. Sam Garmonsway New signing, 22 Former Cambridge High School player who joins the club a er playing for Universi es AFC while studying at Canterbury University. Richard Armstrong Defender Joined Cambridge for the start of the 2014 season from Ngaruawahia United where he was a regular in the Northern League Reserves Division. Jordan Sylvester New signing Joins Cambridge from Universi es AFC, 12 5

Christchurch. Kent Henderson New signing Arrived at John Kerkhof Park a er playing Federa on 1 in 2013 for Melville United.

Norm Rose Coach Brings considerable experience coaching and team management roles with Ngaruawahia United, Te Awamutu, Waikato FC and WaiBOP United.

Ray Pooley Director of Football Joined Cambridge in 2014 to implement a three year plan to develop a youth programme capable of taking Cambridge FC to the highest possible level of compe on.

Federation League 1 Team P W D L F A Pts Tauranga City United 5 5 0 0 20 4 15 AFC Fury 5 3 2 0 16 7 11 Ngongotaha 5 3 1 1 9 3 10 CAMBRIDGE 5 3 1 1 13 11 10 Tauranga Old Blues 5 2 3 0 8 5 9 Melville

6 Christchurch. Kent Henderson New signing Arrived at John Kerkhof Park a er playing Federa on 1 in 2013 for Melville United. Kieran Dallas New signing A WaiBOP Under 19 futsal rep, Dallas joined Cambridge in 2014 a er playing for Tauranga Boys College. Norm Rose Coach Brings considerable experience coaching and team management roles with Ngaruawahia United, Te Awamutu, Waikato FC and WaiBOP United. Shane Ridgway Team Manager Joined Cambridge FC in 2014 a er his first season as team manager for the WaiBOP United ASB Premiership side and a er working with coach Rose at Ngaruawahia. Ray Pooley Director of Football Joined Cambridge in 2014 to implement a three year plan to develop a youth programme capable of taking Cambridge FC to the highest possible level of compe on. He has vast experience with coaching roles at Ngaruawahia United and Waikato FC. Federation League 1 Team P W D L F A Pts Tauranga City United AFC Fury Ngongotaha CAMBRIDGE Tauranga Old Blues Melville United Otumoetai Waikato Unicol Tauranga Boys College HRFC Clube Taupo Matamata Swi s Date Compe on Opponents Venue Result Apr 5 Round 1 Tauranga Old Blues Home D 1 1 Apr 12 Round 2 AFC Fury Away L 2 5 Apr 19 Round 3 Taupo AFC Home W 3 1 Apr 26 Round 4 HRFC Clube Away W 3 1 May 3 Round 5 Waikato Unicol Home W 4 3 MAY 10 ASB CHATHAM CUP MANGERE UNITED HOME May 17 Round 7 Tauranga Boys College Home May 24 Round 8 Melville United Away May 31 Round 9 Ngongotaha AFC Home Jun 7 Round 10 Tauranga City United Away Jun 14 Round 11 Otumoetai Home Jun 21 Round 12 Tauranga Old Blues Away Jun 28 Round 13 AFC Fury Home Jul 5 Round 14 Taupo AFC Away Jul 12 Round 15 HRFC Clube Home Jul 19 Round 16 Waikato Unicol Away Jul 26 Round 17 Matamata Swi s Home Aug 2 Round 18 Tauranga Boys College Away Aug 9 Round 19 Melville United Home Aug 16 Round 20 Ngongotaha AFC Away Aug 23 Round 21 Tauranga City United Home Aug 30 Round 22 Otumoetai Away Sep 6 Round 6 Matamata Swi s Away * All games scheduled for 2.45pm kick off 6 11

Federation League 1 ASB Chatham Cup Cambridge successfully defended their WaiBOP Challenge Shield for a third me this season, thanks to a 94 th minute goal.

A er 35 minutes, Tom Woutersen made it 2-0. That goal prompted a Unicol rally and Lloyd Robertson and Mickey Scarpa scored to level the scores at half- me.

7 Federation League 1 ASB Chatham Cup Cambridge successfully defended their WaiBOP Challenge Shield for a third me this season, thanks to a 94 th minute goal. Early play went Cambridge s way with Glen Carmichael giving his side the lead a er 18 minutes a er good work by Josh Clark found him clear on goal with the Unicol keeper out of posi on. A er 35 minutes, Tom Woutersen made it 2-0. That goal prompted a Unicol rally and Lloyd Robertson and Mickey Scarpa scored to level the scores at half- me. Woutersen scored his second goal in the 51 st minute when he played an innocent looking free kick into the Unicol box and the ball was watched by everyone into the net. Unicol s Kevin Doty levelled the score in the 65 th minute, se ng up a tense finish. With the game well into added me, Cambridge were awarded a free kick outside the area. When the shot rebounded off the Unicol wall, it fell to Jason Szabo whose scrambled shot was deflected by a defender towards the goal. It was shepherded over the line Golden Boot 2014 Federa on 1 Goalscorers Lge Cup Total Jack Taylor 3 3 Tom Woutersen 3 3 Kieran Hill 2 2 Glen Carmichael 2 2 Craig Hedges 1 1 Own goal 1 1 Federa on 2 Goalscorers Lge Cup Total Grant McIlmurray 4 4 Miguel Peterie 2 2 Adrian Clark 1 1 James Coomber 1 1 Andrew Taylor 1 1 by a grateful Woutersen who claimed the goal and a hat-trick. Player of the day was captain Patrick Woodlock while goalkeeper Fraser Nichols made crucial saves at key mes. Chance for another cup run A er three league wins in a row, Cambridge s focus switches this weekend to trying to pull off an upset win in the country s longest running na onal cup compe on. Cambridge face Northern League division one ou it Mangere United in a first round e of the ASB Chatham Cup at John Kerkhof Park. The match conjures warm memories of an exci ng cup run last season when Cambridge knocked out Auckland sides Nixon Park and Northern League club Waiuku, the la er in a thrilling penalty shoot-out. The wins saw Karl Dagnall s side meet eventual winners of the Northern League Premier Division, Birkenhead United, at John Kerkhof Park. The excitement of the cup drew about 450 spectators to the ground and they were treated to a spectacle in which the local side went down figh ng 4 2. This year is the 91 st Chatham Cup compe on with 120 clubs from Kerikeri in the north to Invercargill in the south, contes ng it. The ASB Chatham Cup is played along regional lines un l the quarterfinals when the last eight teams enter an open na onal draw. The 10 Northern Regional Football League premier division teams all received a bye to the second round as did Lower Hu City, Upper Hu City (both Capital Football) and Roslyn Wakari (Football South). Cambridge were fortunate to earn a bye in the preliminary round in which local rivals Matamata Swi s were eliminated a er falling 4 1 to Federa on 2 side Rotorua United. But playing Mangere United will be a decent test of Cambridge s progress this year. The South Auckland side have a reputa on for fast, skillful football and they come to Cambridge fi h in the Northern League s first division. The former Junior All White Ernesto Lopez, who once had a 14-month youth contract with Argen ne super-club Independiente, is the first division s leading goalscorer with 11 goals from seven matches. The last me our clubs met was in the Northern League second division in Join the Cambridge FC NZ Facebook group 10 7

FIFA U 20 World Cup Today s visitors Come along to John Kerkhof Park between 2pm and 5pm on Sunday to see the FIFA U 20 World Cup trophy as it makes its

The trophy held alo by superstars such as Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi is being used to promote the World Cup tournament to be held in New Zealand in

This Sunday, the trophy will be welcomed to Cambridge with an a ernoon of free family ac vi es.

Mangere United are one of the newest clubs in Northern League football.

8 FIFA U 20 World Cup Today s visitors Come along to John Kerkhof Park between 2pm and 5pm on Sunday to see the FIFA U 20 World Cup trophy as it makes its journey through all of New Zealand. The trophy held alo by superstars such as Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi is being used to promote the World Cup tournament to be held in New Zealand in May Eight matches will be played at Hamilton, showcasing some of the world s best young footballers. This Sunday, the trophy will be welcomed to Cambridge with an a ernoon of free family ac vi es. Get down to the club early to watch three women s games (11am), and then greet the trophy to our club. Mangere United are one of the newest clubs in Northern League football. In 2000 it became evident that there was a large Fijian Indian popula on in Auckland including young men who played or wished to play football with an established club. The founders of the club saw the need for a football club in Auckland to provide players of Fijian origin and chose Mangere as a suitable loca on due to the concentra on of Fijian Indians in the area. The club has a dis nctly Fijian-Indian feel with the majority of players having a Fijian-Indian origin, being either born in Fiji or resided or recently moved to New Zealand. Mangere United s war cry commences before each game. It includes all players entering into a huddle immediately prior to kick off on the field each player placing one hand in the centre and coun ng down from 3 to then yell Mangere! while thrus ng hands into the sky. 8 9

CAMBRIDGE FC. Team line ups. Today s Match Sponsor. Cambridge Fed 1 Cambridge Fed 2 v. April 20,

CAMBRIDGE FC. Team line ups. Today s Match Sponsor. Cambridge Fed 1 Cambridge Fed 2 v. April 20, Cambridge Fed 1 Cambridge Fed 2 v Melville United John Kerkhof No. 1, 2.45pm Red & white stripes, red shorts, red socks Team line ups v Papamoa FC John Kerkhof No. 1, 12.30pm Red & white stripes, red shorts,