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| Our Break Up Day started with a championship deciding game in the 11th grde 1st division. Awakeri Wild Cats were at home to James Street Legends. Whoever won would win the title. |
Renske Brabant was in great form in defence. |
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| James Street had a couple of early chances. All the defenders watch anxiously as the shot goes over the top. |
Finally Wild Cats pressure told and a poor James Street defender put the ball in his own goal. Awakeri's players are happy. |
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| In the second half Wild Cats, through Luella Howe and Emily Julian, force the ball into the goal and lead 2 - 0. |
From there on Awakeri were set to win. Caroline Paulsen and Linette Lengkeek are not about to let this attacker get close to goal! |
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| Emily Robbie has good passing skills, here she's feeding it forward, while Taryn Forbes watches from the left wing. |
It's all over Wild Cats win 3 - 0 and celebrate with the trophy. |
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| Now we're onto the prize giving. The youngest teams start. This is Nic Laurent and her 6th grade Awakeri Rascals team. |
Miss a few age groups and this is 11th grade premier team Awakeri Comets with coach John White. |
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| Wild Cats coach Paul Julian hands his team's sportsmanship trophy to Emily Robbie. |
Steve Dodson speaks about his all girls team, Awakeri Lightning. |
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Our oldest team, 13th grade Awakeri Sharks. Jo Spod and Christian Wetting call up the players.
Football is all over for the season.
Can't wait till next year! |
