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SERIES ONE TWO wellington<br />
DUNEDIN<br />
12/13 FEBRUARY 2010<br />
EDGAR CENTRE<br />
DUNEDIN<br />
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WELCOME!<br />
Welcome back to the New Zealand Football <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
National League. If Series Two has anything like the<br />
action of Series One we’re in for a great weekend of<br />
futsal at its best.<br />
Looking back at Series One - it was all the effort put in<br />
by the league management team and the many star<br />
volunteers that delivered us the perfect playing field to<br />
display that we mean business.<br />
North vs South, Aussie vs Kiwi, direct free kicks with the<br />
last kick of the game to steal a winner and goalkeepers<br />
getting lobbed at halfway - Series One had it it all!<br />
And with many of the New Zealand-based players doing<br />
their utmost to get themselves in the frame for <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
Whites selection thrown into the mix - it should be a very<br />
exciting weekend in Dunedin indeed!<br />
Bring it on!<br />
Yours in futsal,<br />
Dave Payne<br />
<strong>Futsal</strong> Development Manager<br />
NZ Football <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
PHOTO: DAMIAN BRIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO: INSPIRE PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
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SERIES ONE RESULTS<br />
SATURDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2010<br />
Maccabi Hakoah 0<br />
Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> 0<br />
Red Sox 0<br />
East City 3 J Hart, og, D Manickum<br />
Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> 0<br />
Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> 6 D Hart 2, Nguyen, Hedberg, Cha, Wilson<br />
East City 2 D Manickum 2<br />
Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> 4 Decnop 3, Silva<br />
Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> 2 Dobbs, Hooper<br />
Maccabi Hakoah 15 Mundell 3, Basger 5, Platkov 2, Lewis, Fulton, Fisher, Benda 2<br />
Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> 3 McIntee, og, D Hart<br />
Red Sox 1 Verastegui<br />
Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> 1 Hooper<br />
Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> 7 Rhazouk, Silva, Meirelles 2, Assad, og, Wells<br />
Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> 4 og,Taylor, Macris, Cha<br />
East City 4 og, C Manickum, Sinkora, J Hart<br />
Maccabi Hakoah 7 Pozniak, Platkov, Dutra, Fisher, Ginsberg 2, Fulton<br />
Red Sox 1 Bruin<br />
SUNDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2010<br />
East City 4 Major 3, J Hart<br />
Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> 1 Gruschaw<br />
Maccabi Hakoah 4 Mundell 2, Fisher, Dutra<br />
Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> 0<br />
Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> 3 Assad 2, Silva<br />
Red Sox 0<br />
East City 3 D Manickum 3<br />
Maccabi Hakoah 4 Dutra 2, Platkov, Basger<br />
Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> 2 Silva 2<br />
Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> 0<br />
Red Sox 5 og, Bruin, Gruschaw, Verastegui, Burling<br />
Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> 1 Varguese<br />
CHRISTCHURCH FUTSAL<br />
NEW ZEALAND<br />
Watch for score updates on <strong>Futsal</strong> Whites facebook page.<br />
Live streaming of games on www.nzfootball.co.nz from 11am Saturday.
SERIES ONE TABLE & GOALSCORERS<br />
TABLE<br />
P W D L GF GA GD Pts<br />
Maccabi Hakoah 5 4 1 0 30 6 +24 13<br />
Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> 5 4 1 0 16 3 +13 13<br />
East City 5 2 1 2 16 13 +3 7<br />
Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> 5 2 1 2 13 11 +2 7<br />
Red Sox Manawatu 5 1 0 4 7 17 -10 3<br />
Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> 5 0 0 5 5 37 -32 0<br />
GOAL SCORERS<br />
6 D Manickum (East City), J Basger (Maccabi Hakoah)<br />
5 L Silva (Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong>), J Mundell (Maccabi Hakoah)<br />
4 S Platkov (Maccabi Hakoah), D Dutra (Maccabi Hakoah)<br />
3 N Fisher (Maccabi Hakoah), J Hart (East City), M Major (East City), D Hart<br />
(Football South <strong>Futsal</strong>), M Decnop (Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong>), T Assad (Capital City<br />
<strong>Futsal</strong>), M Verastegui (Red Sox Manawatu)<br />
2 S Benda (Maccabi Hakoah), M Bruhn (Red Sox Manawatu), H Cha (Football<br />
South <strong>Futsal</strong>}, D Fulton (Maccabi Hakoah), D Ginsberg (Maccabi Hakoah)<br />
E Meirelles (Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong>)<br />
1 M Burling (Red Sox), C Manickum (East City), M Gruschaw (Christchurch<br />
<strong>Futsal</strong>), M Hedberg (Football South <strong>Futsal</strong>), J Dobbs (Christchurch<br />
<strong>Futsal</strong>), L Lewis (Maccabi Hakoah), L Macris (Football South <strong>Futsal</strong>), T<br />
Nguyen (Football South <strong>Futsal</strong>), D Pozniak (Maccabi Hakoah), R Hooper<br />
(Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong>), K Rhazouk (Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong>), J Sinkora (East<br />
City), M Taylor (Football South <strong>Futsal</strong>), D Wells (Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong>), Wilson<br />
(Football South <strong>Futsal</strong>), C Varguese (Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong>)<br />
Two of the stars of NZF <strong>Futsal</strong> National League 2010/11 - Jarrod Basger (Maccabi Hakoah, left) and <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
White Dylan Manickum (East City, right) lead the race for the Golden Boot after Series One.<br />
Photo: Damian Briggs Photography
SERIES TWO DRAW<br />
SATURDAY 12 FEBRUARY 2011<br />
Rd Time Home Score Away Score<br />
1 11.00am Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> v Red Sox<br />
1 12.00pm Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> v Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
1 1.00pm East City v Maccabi Hakoah<br />
2 2.00pm Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> v Red Sox<br />
2 3.00pm East City v Football South <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
2 4.00pm Maccabi Hakoah v Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
3 5.00pm East City v Red Sox<br />
3 6.00pm Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> v Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
3 7.00pm Maccabi Hakoah v Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
SUNDAY 13 FEBRUARY 2011<br />
Rd Time Home Score Away Score<br />
4 8.30am Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> v Maccabi Hakoah<br />
4 9.30am Red Sox v Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
4 10.30am Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> v East City<br />
5 11.30am Red Sox v Maccabi Hakoah<br />
5 12.30pm Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> v Football South <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
5 1.30pm Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> v East City<br />
Watch for score updates on <strong>Futsal</strong> Whites facebook page.<br />
Live streaming of games on www.nzfootball.co.nz from 11am Saturday.
EAST CITY FUTSAL AUCKLAND<br />
East City sit third on the table after Series One of<br />
the inaugural NZF <strong>Futsal</strong> National League, with a<br />
magnificent fight back against Football South <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
in Round 3 a major highlight for the Aucklanders.<br />
After trailing 4-1 going into the final few minutes, East<br />
City fired home three late goals and nearly snatched<br />
a winner in what was <strong>one</strong> of the games’ of the <strong>series</strong>.<br />
Inspired by a superb hatrick from young <strong>Futsal</strong> White<br />
Dylan Manickum, the Aucklanders also came back<br />
from 3-1 down in the final minutes against the red hot<br />
Maccabi Hakoah in Round 5, before a penalty with<br />
the last kick of the game sealed it for the Sydney side.<br />
With mercurial playmaker Miro Major in top form, the<br />
2008 National Tournament Champions are capable<br />
of beating any team in the National League. Player/<br />
coach, former <strong>Futsal</strong> White Nathan Robertson used<br />
himself sparingly in Series One, but like Major, was a<br />
huge influence whenever on court.<br />
Dylan Manickum remains New Zealand’s most<br />
exciting young futsal prospect and leads the Golden<br />
Boot race going into this weekend, while James Hart<br />
and Jakob Sinkora’s ability to weigh in with vital goals<br />
make East City a tough proposition for all opposition<br />
this weekend.<br />
Name Born Nationality Position<br />
Nathan Robertson 1979 New Zealand Utility<br />
Elias Billeh 1984 New Zealand Goalkeeper, Utility<br />
Clayton Chappell 1987 South Africa/NZ Goalkeeper<br />
Richard Sullivan 1987 New Zealand Flanker<br />
James Hart 1980 New Zealand Utility<br />
Miroslav Major 1980 New Zealand Utility<br />
Jakub Sinkora 1978 Czech Republic Flanker/Target<br />
Braeden Carruthers 1992 New Zealand Utility<br />
Dylan Manickum 1992 Zimbabwe/NZ Flanker/Target<br />
Callan Manickum 1990 New Zealand Flanker/Target<br />
Myron Manickum 1993 New Zealand Flanker/Target<br />
Dennis Dow 1992 New Zealand Utility<br />
HEAD COACH: Nathan Robertson<br />
TEAM MANAGER: Danilo Mosca<br />
ADDITIONAL STAFF MEMBER: David Manickum<br />
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<strong>Futsal</strong> White goalkeepers Elias Billeh (main photo) and Clayton Chappell (inset, left) in action in Series One.<br />
Former <strong>Futsal</strong> White captain Nathan Robertson (inset, right) was in excellent form in Series One.<br />
Photo: Damian Briggs Photography
RED SOX MANAWATU SPORTS CLUB MANAWATU<br />
Red Sox Manawatu found it tough going in Series<br />
One, with a comprehensive 5-1 victory over bottom of<br />
the table Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> in the last game of the<br />
weekend the team’s only points in the Series.<br />
Lead by former Youngheart Manawatu players Murray<br />
Burling and Dalin Wilson, Red Sox will be targeting<br />
victories over Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong>, East City and<br />
Football South <strong>Futsal</strong> as a minimum requirement in<br />
order to keep their playoff hopes alive.<br />
With 2010 <strong>Futsal</strong> White training squad danger men<br />
Nat Wright and Patrick Pilz and in-form target Greg<br />
O’Connor all available for Series Two, the combative<br />
Red Sox are likely be a much tougher prospect in<br />
Dunedin this weekend.<br />
Name Born Nationality Position<br />
Murray Burling 1972 New Zealand Pivot/target<br />
Matt Goldsworthy 1987 New Zealand Goalkeeper<br />
Nathaniel Wright 1990 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Scott Mudgway 1988 New Zealand Flanker/pivot<br />
Greg O’Connor 1987 New Zealand Target<br />
Simon Tipping 1979 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Terry O’Donnell 1989 New Zealand Pivot<br />
Steven King 1990 England/ NZ lanker<br />
Mario Verastegui 1991 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Arthur Ng 1982 Hong Kong Target/flanker<br />
Patrick Pilz 1985 New Zealand Target<br />
Matt Bruhn 1984 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Alastair Speirs 1972 New Zealand Flanker/pivot<br />
Dalin Wilson 1985 New Zealand Pivot<br />
COACH: Murray Burling<br />
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Red Sox pivot Dalin Wilson battles for the ball with East City’s Dennis Dow in Series One.<br />
Photo: Damian Briggs Photography
capital CITY FUTSAL wellington<br />
Unbeaten after Series One, Brian Blellock’s well<br />
drilled and experienced side are genuine title<br />
contenders. They will be looking forward to building<br />
on the considerable momentum gained on their home<br />
court in November’s <strong>series</strong>.<br />
Led by the classy <strong>Futsal</strong> White and Hawke’s Bay<br />
United playmaker - Brazilian Lucas Silva, Capital’s<br />
rotation-based Brazilian style of “total” futsal, can be<br />
mesmerizing to watch. In Series One they enjoyed<br />
sustained periods of possession as they worked their<br />
opp<strong>one</strong>nts around the court at will.<br />
With Brazilian futsal specialists Reginaldo Richard,<br />
Enrico Meirelles, Taiki Davey and Mattheus Decnop,<br />
Capital are a formidable prospect, particularly for the<br />
New Zealand-based sides. Throw in Silva (if not on<br />
ASB Premiership duty) and <strong>Futsal</strong> White team mates<br />
Said Soleimanpour, Tariq Assad, Khalid Rhazouk<br />
and Izaac O’Hara and it seems only an on court<br />
catastrophe in Series Two could prevent this outfit<br />
making the playoffs.<br />
Name Born Nationality Position<br />
Lucas Silva 1985 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Said Soleimanpour 1986 New Zealand Target<br />
Khalid Razouk 1988 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Tariq Assad 1980 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Enrico Meirelles 1983 Brazil Pivot<br />
Matheus Decnop 1989 Brazil target<br />
Reginaldo Richard 1977 Brazil Pivot<br />
Shingo Ina 1983 Japan Flanker<br />
Izaac O’Hara 1993 New Zealand Target<br />
David Plowright 1987 New Zealand Goalkeeper<br />
Daniel Wells 1992 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Adam Greenfield 1982 New Zealand Goalkeeper<br />
Gareth Wilson 1986 New Zealand Goalkeeper<br />
Chris Lakeman 1987 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Ramiro Gatti 1988 Argentina Flanker<br />
Tim Armstrong 1982 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Matt Fejos 1986 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Rimon Razouk 1987 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Taiki Davey 1988 Brazil target<br />
HEAD COACH: Brian Blellock<br />
TEAM MANAGER: Chris Plowright<br />
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Capital CIty <strong>Futsal</strong>’s pivots Reginaldo Richard (main photo) and Enrico Meirellles (inset, right) are two<br />
of the four Brazilians in the Wellington side. Flanker Shingo Ina (inset, left) has played semi-pro futsal in<br />
Japan. Photo: Damian Briggs Photography
CHRISTCHURCH FUTSAL CANTERBURY<br />
Ricardo Felitti’s youthful Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> side<br />
struggled against all opposition in Series One,<br />
conceding 37 goals in five games and finishing<br />
bottom of the table.<br />
While the team have trained hard for Series Two<br />
over the summer and will be looking to upset at<br />
least <strong>one</strong> of the big guns in Dunedin this weekend,<br />
Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong> remain a ‘work in progress’ as<br />
they build towards next season’s National League.<br />
Meanwhile, its difficult to see the South Islanders<br />
getting anywhere near a spot in the playoffs by the<br />
end of Series Three in Auckland.<br />
Sixteen year olds Rian Hooper (pivot) and Isaac<br />
Malpass (flanker) were impressive at times in Series<br />
One and along with seventeen year olds Miles<br />
Gruschow (target) and Marcus Livingst<strong>one</strong> (flanker),<br />
look like exciting prospects for the future.<br />
Chileans Jorge Donoso and Jose Sabugal,<br />
unavailable for Series One are exciting additions to<br />
the squad for the Dunedin <strong>series</strong>.<br />
Name Nationality<br />
Ricardo Felitti 1974 Uruguay/NZ Target<br />
Rian Hooper 1994 New Zealand Pivot<br />
Andi Giovanni 1984 New Zealand Goalkeeper<br />
Chackochan Varghese 1986 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Miles Gruschow 1993 New Zealand Target<br />
Jonathan Dobbs 1990 New Zealand Pivot<br />
Issac Malpass 1994 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Marcus Livingst<strong>one</strong> 1993 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Markus Ruehl 1986 German goalkeeper<br />
Atta Elayyan 1985 Jordan/NZ Goalkeeper<br />
John Thomas 1986 India/NZ Pivot<br />
Che Williams 1990 England/NZ Flanker<br />
Jorge Donoso 1983 Chile Pivot<br />
Jose Sabugal 1983 Chile Flanker<br />
Shannen Vianney 1992 New Zealand Target<br />
HEAD COACH: Brent Hooper<br />
CHRISTCHURCH FUTSAL<br />
NEW ZEALAND<br />
Chrischurch <strong>Futsal</strong>’s 16 year old pivot Rian Hooper in action.<br />
Photo: Damian Briggs Photography
FOOTBALL SOUTH FUTSAL OTAGO<br />
This weekend’s hosts were in some ways the<br />
‘surprise package’ of Series One, with Darren<br />
Hart, Sean McIntee and Tri Nguyen all having their<br />
moments amongst a hard working and well organised<br />
unit.<br />
Only Capital City of the New Zealand sides managed<br />
to win convincingly against the southerners, who<br />
easily took care of Red Sox and Christchurch <strong>Futsal</strong><br />
before playing out a 4-4 draw with East City in a<br />
thriller in Series One.<br />
The Otago side will want to consign the East City<br />
game to history after self-destructing while leading<br />
4-1 with only a couple of minutes left on the clock<br />
and will be looking to target at least two more wins<br />
over the weekend in order to set themselves up for a<br />
chance at a playoffs spot in Series Three in Auckland<br />
in March.<br />
Name Born Nationality Position<br />
Chris Button 1973 England target<br />
Dave O’Donovan 1984 New Zealand Goalkeeper<br />
Darren Hart 1978 England/NZ Flanker<br />
Hyun Ouk Cha 1988 South Korea Flanker<br />
Luke Macris 1984 New Zealand Pivot<br />
Gaudam Anbalagan 1991 NZ/Rwanda Flanker<br />
Michael Taylor 1992 New Zealand Target<br />
Peter Tocher 1962 New Zealand Pivot<br />
Osman Ahmed 1981 England/ Egypt Goalkeeper<br />
Louis Tocher 1995 New Zealand Flanker<br />
Ross Wilson 1988 New Zealand Pivot<br />
Sean McIntee 1991 Ireland/Scotland Target<br />
Rahan Ali 1997 New Zealander Flanker<br />
Daniel Bocatios 1980 Brazil goalkeeper<br />
Martin Hedberg 1988 Sweden Pivot<br />
Minh Tri Nguyen Dang 1983 Vietnam Flanker<br />
HEAD COACH: Luiz Uehara<br />
TEAM MANAGER/PHYSIOTHERAPIST: Osman Ahmed<br />
SPORTS SCIENTIST: Dr Chris Button<br />
SPORTS MEDIC: Kate Clayton<br />
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The first NZF <strong>Futsal</strong> National League ‘local derby’ saw a comprehensive 5-0 victory for Football South<br />
<strong>Futsal</strong> overChristchurch <strong>Futsal</strong>. Photo: Damian Briggs Photography
MACCABI HAKOAH New south wales<br />
<strong>Futsal</strong> NSW Super League side Maccabi Hakoah are<br />
joint leaders of the NZF <strong>Futsal</strong> National League after<br />
Series One.<br />
With their direct style, Maccabi were at times in a<br />
class of their own over their five games during Series<br />
One.<br />
Only Capital City <strong>Futsal</strong> (0-0) and East City (3-4) got<br />
near the Australians in Wellington as they smacked<br />
home 30 goals in five matches and with the influential<br />
Daniel Fulton and golden boot contenders Jordan<br />
Mundell and Jarrod Basger returning from NSW duty<br />
following the Australian <strong>Futsal</strong> Nationals in Canberra<br />
in early January, they will be a tough proposition<br />
throughout the weekend.<br />
Led by Dorian Pozniak, the youthful Maccabi side<br />
is studded with speedy, skilful players, with Slava<br />
Platkov, Denny Dutra and Lev Lewis all standout<br />
performers during Series One.<br />
Name Born Nationality Position<br />
John Myers 1971 Australian Goalkeeper<br />
Dale Levin 1979 Australian Goalkeeper<br />
Doron Pozniak 1982 Australian (captain) Pivot<br />
Daniel Fulton 1989 Australian Flanker<br />
Nicholas Fisher 1990 Australian Flanker<br />
Paul Meltz 1987 Australian Flanker<br />
Samuel Benda 1989 Australian Flanker<br />
Sam Kettler 1990 Australian Flanker<br />
Slava Platkov 1981 Australian Target<br />
Dean Ginsberg 1990 Australian Flanker<br />
Jarrod Basger 1991 Australian Flanker<br />
Denny Dutra 1982 Australian Pivot<br />
Simon Keith 1975 Australian Pivot<br />
Josh Grunfeld 1992 Australian Flanker<br />
Dion Markovics 1993 Australian Target<br />
Ricki Friede 1991 Australian Flanker<br />
Jordan Mundell 1989 Australian Target<br />
Antony Tow 1987 Australian Flanker<br />
Andy Kanchik 1991 Australian Flanker<br />
Judd Felsher 1993 Australian Flanker<br />
Rory Brennan 1993 Australian Pivot<br />
Eric Tomesik 1993 Australian Flanker<br />
Josh Bloom 1994 Australian Goalkeeper<br />
Matthew Rosenberg 1994 Australian Pivot<br />
Lev Lewis 1991 Australian Pivot<br />
HEAD COACH: Steve Knight ASSISTANT COACH Gareth Naar<br />
TEAM MANAGER: Peter Grunfeld TRAINER: Archie Kazas<br />
www.maccabi.com.au<br />
NIneteen year old Maccabi Hakoah pivot Lev Lewis is <strong>one</strong> of the outstanding young players in the<br />
inaugural NZF <strong>Futsal</strong> National League. Photo: Damian Briggs Photography
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