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SERIES two DRAWSATURDAY 11 february 2011Time Round Home score Away score1.00pm 6 Central Futsal-Hawke’s Bay mainland Futsal2.00pm 6 Central Futsal-Manawatu nff-Futsal Massey3.00pm 6 Capital Futsal aff-Futsal East City4.00pm 7 Mainland Futsal futsal South5.00pm 7 AFF-Futsal East City central Futsal-Hawke’s Bay6.00pm 7 Central Futsal-Manawatu capital Futsal7.00pm 8 Futsal South nff-Futsal Massey8.00pm 8 Mainland Futsal aff-Futsal East City9.00pm 8 Central Futsal-Hawke’s Bay central Futsal-ManawatuSunday 12 February 2012Time Round Home score Away score9.00am 9 Futsal South capital Futsal10.00am 9 AFF-Futsal East City central Futsal-Manawatu11.00am 9 NFF-Futsal Massey central Futsal-Hawke’s Bay12.00pm 10 Mainland Futsal central Futsal-Manawatu1.00pm 10 AFF-Futsal East City futsal South2.00pm 10 NFF-Futsal Massey capital FutsalLive streaming of games on www.nzfootball.co.nz from 1.00pm Saturday.

SERIES three DRAWSaturday 17 March 2012Time Round Home score Away score1.00pm 11 Mainland Futsal nff-Futsal Massey2.00pm 11 Capital Futsal central Futsal-Hawke’s Bay3.00pm 11 Futsal South central Futsal-Manawatu4.00pm 12 Central Futsal-Hawke’s Bay nff-Futsal Massey5.00pm 12 Central Futsal-Manawatu aff-Futsal East City6.00pm 12 Capital Futsal futsal South7.00pm 13 NFF-Futsal Massey aff-Futsal East City8.00pm 13 Mainland Futsal capital Futsal9.00pm 13 Central Futsal-Hawke’s Bay futsal SouthSunday 18 MARCH 2012Time Round Home score Away score9.00am 14 Central Futsal-Manawatu mainland Futsal10.00am 14 Capital Futsal nff-Futsal Massey11.00am 14 Futsal South aff-Futsal East City1.00pm Semi 12.00pm Semi 24.00pm FinalLive streaming of games on www.nzfootball.co.nz from 1.00pm Saturday.

NFF FUTSAL MASSEYIt was a tough first series for newcomers NFF FutsalMassey in Dunedin in December. After four losses,the newly-formed side from Northern FootballFederation find themselves at the bottom of the tablegoing into Series Two in Auckland.For this series Northern avoid both teams currentlysitting on top of the table (AFF East City andMainland Futsal Canterbury) and will be looking totake advantage of the draw, targetting in particularthe game against winless Central Futsal - Hawke’sBay to pick up maxiumum points.Northern found goals hard to come by in Dunedin,finding the back of the net only three times andplayer/coach Arthur Ng will be looking for a betterreturn this time from targets Authman Al-Saudi andMontri Jaimeetham.Versatile skipper Chris Thorpe (right, white shirt) wasa standout performer in Series One but is missingfrom Series Two. NFF will however, take heart fromtheir spirited fightback in the final stages of the AFFEast City match in December.Name PositionDaniel Pang GoalkeeperMohammad Al-Fadli GoalkeeperAuthman Al-Saudi TargetNaser Naser PivotChris Thorpe Pivot/FlankerMontri Jaimeetham TargetHamed Emaini Pivot/FlankerArman Dashtabi GoalkeeperTony Readings Pivot/FlankerArthur Ng target/PivotJan Fischer flankerPrawet Weanthongkham Pivot/flankerAmmar Abood FlankerKevin Forde targetPaul Temple Pivot/FlankerLee Robinson TargetAbbas Al-Murrani Pivot/FlankerHarvey MillsReuben ShepherdCharles RobertsonCarl RobinsonKeegan LinderboomShane CampbellArthur NgSimon Eaddy GoalkeeperHEAD COACH: Arthur NgASSISTANT COACH: Johan KoutstaalTEAM MANAGER: Wesley Higginswww.hbfutsal.org.nzGoal PhotoS: machine (LEFT) Jarrod NZ Basger FOOTBALL has been (ABOVE) a star RAB performer SMITH. for Maccabi Hakoah in the National League, ashas Daniel Fulton (inset, left) and Denny Dutra (inset, right).Photo: Damian Briggs Photography

AFF FUTSAL EAST CITYAFF Futsal East City stamped their class all overSeries One in December, slamming in 25 goals togo to the top of the table after four unbeaten games.They will take some stopping on their home court inSeries Two.After a straightforward 8-2 victory over NFF FutsalMassey and a 12-1 demolition of Central Futsal -Hawke’s Bay on day one, Auckland accounted forleague title contenders Capital 2-1 and MainlandCanterbury 3-0 in two of the big games of SeriesOne.The depth of the Auckland squad was always afactor, with player/coach Nathan Robertston havingseven current or ex-Futsal Whites to call upon.Rising stars Richie Sullivan and influential playmakerFelipe Bernardi were also a factor for Auckland, withboth players enjoying solid weekends in Series One.Meanwhile goals flew in from all over the court forEast City, Futsal Whites captain Marvin Eakins andBakr-Al Saudi leading the way with four apiecewhile reserve Futsal White goalkeeper ClaytonChappell (right) looked to be the top shot stopper ondisplay with a series of commanding performancesthroughout the weekend.Name Nationality PositionNathan Robertson New Zealand UtilityMarvin Eakins New Zealand UtilityClayton Chappell New Zealand GoalkeeperJames McCarthy New Zealand GoalkeeperBakr Al-Saudi New Zealand UtilityHicham Kamri Moroccan UtilityDylan Manickum New Zealand UtilityCallan Manickum New Zealand UtilityJames Hart new Zealand UtilityMiro Major new Zealand UtilityOuadhah Ragued New Zealand UtilityRichard Sullivan New Zealand UtilityFelipe Bernardi Brazilian UtilityByron Harris New Zealand GoalkeeperMyron Manickum New Zealand UtilityBraeden Carruthers New Zealand UtilityMichael Glenny New Zealand UtilityDanilo Mosca New Zealand UtilityElias Billeh new Zealand GoalkeeperRichard Ashcroft New Zealand UtilityJuliano Schmeling Brazilian UtilityAndrew Gwilliam New Zealand UtilityMichael Edmonds New Zealand UtilityLuke Field new Zealand UtilityNathan Strom New Zealand UtilityHEAD COACH: Nathan RobertsonTEAM MANAGER: Danilo MoscaASSISTANT MANAGER: David ManickumMedia LIAISON: Rob McCarthyPhotoS: (LEFT) EAST CITY FUTSAL, (ABOVE) INSPIRE PHOTOGRAPHY

MAINLAND FUTSALMainland Futsal made an excellent start to the2011/12 edition of the National League and travel toSeries Two second on the table after four wins anda loss.After a first-up win over Capital, Mainlanddespatched NFF Futsal Massey, Futsal South andCentral Futsal Hawke’s Bay before succumbing 0-3to AFF East City in the final encounter of Series One.Player/coach Jakub Sinkora (diving header, below)was the star perfomer for Mainland, leading thegolden boot race after netting five goals, andproviding much of the creative spark for his excellentunit.Ryan Batty and Daniel Burns (right) were other topperformers and also weighed in with their share ofgoals.Mainland look to be one of the most exciting sides inthis year’s league and head into Series Two knowinga similiar showing to their Dunedin efforts all butassure them of a place in the semi-finals.Name PositionFadi Al-Seenawi T targetRyan Batty new Zealand Flanker/TargetMilos Blucher New Zealand GoalDaniel Burns new Zealand Flanker/PivotJosh Cremen New Zealand Target/FlankerAtta Elayyan GoalKaiea Kerennag F flankerSam Mitchell new Zealand Flanker/TargetJakub Sinkora Pivot/FlankerMarko Stilinovic F flanker/PivotMarcos Vieira de Meo Brazil PivotChe Williams New Zealand FlankerJames Vallance New ZealandDan Costello new ZealandRami DawwasRian Hooper new ZealandAlejandro PfurrKamil ElmohibSebastian IchimSahab HussainShaneel NathSuhail ToubatOmar Al-SalehLuuk Van Den BerghPaul WinterHEAD COACH: Jakub SINKORAASSISTANT COACH: Marko STILINOVICTEAM MANAGER: Richard BELLPhotoS: (LEFT) NZ FOOTBALL (RIGHT) MAINLAND FUTSAL

FUTSAL SOUTHFutsal South proved they will be real contenders inthis year’s competition after an excellent weekend ontheir home court saw them finish Series One in thirdplace.The Southerners beat both Central Futsal teams -Hawke’s Bay and Manawatu, as well as NFF FutsalMassey, with their only loss coming in their SouthIsland derby against Mainland Canterbury.Brazilian Carlos Herrmann (right) was a starperformer at the Edgar Centre and looks to be oneof the top targets in the competition with a sublimearray of skills and great finishing ability.Futsal South also had the expereince of Queenstown-based Brazilians, Raul Werlang, Pedro Neto,Wagner Santana and Gabriel Ruiz (below, left) to callupon ,and this has added to much flair to the squad.With Peter Rae and Darren Hart also in top form,Futsal South will surely head into their openingmatch in Series Two - another derby against in-formMainland - confident of being able to reverse theresult of their previous meeting.Name Nationality PositionMichael Wheeler New Zealand GoalkeeperRonan Naiker English GoalkeeperDaniel Bocatios Brazilian GoalkeeperAaron Molloy New Zealand GoalkeeperRaul Werlang Brazilian PivotDarren Hart english PivotTri Nguyen Vietnamese PivotMichael Sannum New Zealand FlankerPeter Rae new Zealand FlankerPedro Neto brazilian flankerThomas Morley New Zealand FlankerRahan Ali new Zealand FlankerWagner Santana Brazilian flankerMichael Taylor New Zealand FlankerSaif To Won iraq flankerConnor Ceci new Zealand FlankerButton Chris english flankerGuilherme Melo Brazilian flankerCarlos Herrmann Brazilian targetGabriel Ruiz brazilian targetSean McIntee English targetBara’a Toubat Iraq targetHEAD COACH: Luiz UeharaTEAM MANAGER: Chris Buttonphysiotherapist: David Williamswww.footballsouth.co.nzPhotoS: RAB SMITH

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