ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Our AGM will be held on Monday 23 October 7:30pm at the clubhouse. An email will be sent soon with all details and nomination forms, which will then be posted here and on Facebook .
This is your chance to help run our great family club with a position on the Executive or general Committee, or just come along and be more involved in its operation.
We hope to see you there!
Our AGM will be held on Monday 23 October 7:30pm at the clubhouse. An email will be sent soon with all details and nomination forms, which will then be posted here and on Facebook .
This is your chance to help run our great family club with a position on the Executive or general Committee, or just come along and be more involved in its operation.
We hope to see you there!
A MASSIVE thanks to Matt and all St Pat's club
members who volunteered to help us for the
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parallel studios - website design and maintenance
St Patrick's FC Grading & Team Information
We would like to encourage everyone to join the club's FaceBook page so that you can receive the most recent club updates & information.
Please join/follow St Patrick's FC Sutherland on Facebook
We have released the teams/age groups following the grading days on our FaceBook page.
At the moment any age group with more than one team in the competition will be called a club colour e.g. U06 Team Green, U06 Team Black, U06 Team White etc.
Each team will receive via email from the club Registrar in the week commencing 27/2/17 that will list all the player contact details as well as other important info. We will then let you know the actual team names once the Sutherland Shire Football Association completes their grading process.
Justine Dibley
Registrar
St Patricks Football Club
www.stpatricksfc.com.au
registrar@stpatricksfc.com.au
St Patrick's FC Season 2017 Registrations
Welcome to season 2017, registrations will again be available by two methods either online through the My Football Club website or by attending one of the three face to face registration days.
Online Registration
The My Football Club website will open from 3rd January 2017 for registrations. The club encourages returning members to register & pay on-line at http://www.myfootballclub.com.au .
Please go to the “Registration” tab for further information on how to register with the club
Online Registration
The My Football Club website will open from 3rd January 2017 for registrations. The club encourages returning members to register & pay on-line at http://www.myfootballclub.com.au .
Please go to the “Registration” tab for further information on how to register with the club
St Patrick's FC Annual General Meeting
Dear St Patricks FC Community
Last night (20th October) the clubs AGM was held which had a significant turn out with a close to 100 members voting. It was great to see so many members taking an interest in the club.
The results of the AGM for season 2017 as voted by the members were
President: Paul Cheadle
Vice President: Rob Bunin (unopposed)
Treasurer: Kelly Edmondstone
Secretary: Megan Cheadle
Registrar: Justine Dibley (unopposed)
The non executive positions will be discussed at the next General Meeting - TBC. If any member of the club has an interest in being more involved in the club here is an opportunity to contribute.
It was great that so many members were present last night, however if you have any suggestions or ideas for the club in moving forward then I encourage you to be present and raise those ideas at the monthly meetings that held throughout the season.
Again thanks to everyone that took the time to attend the AGM last night and we look forward to a successful 2017
St Patrick's FC Executive Committee
Last night (20th October) the clubs AGM was held which had a significant turn out with a close to 100 members voting. It was great to see so many members taking an interest in the club.
The results of the AGM for season 2017 as voted by the members were
President: Paul Cheadle
Vice President: Rob Bunin (unopposed)
Treasurer: Kelly Edmondstone
Secretary: Megan Cheadle
Registrar: Justine Dibley (unopposed)
The non executive positions will be discussed at the next General Meeting - TBC. If any member of the club has an interest in being more involved in the club here is an opportunity to contribute.
It was great that so many members were present last night, however if you have any suggestions or ideas for the club in moving forward then I encourage you to be present and raise those ideas at the monthly meetings that held throughout the season.
Again thanks to everyone that took the time to attend the AGM last night and we look forward to a successful 2017
St Patrick's FC Executive Committee
St Patrick's FC lose it's longest serving player
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Mark (Cos) Lewis (9/12/1962 - 18/09/2016)
It is with deep sadness that the club informs you of the passing of Mark (Cos) Lewis who passed away overnight following a short battle with illness. Mark recently celebrated his 48th year with his beloved St Patrick's FC family with a runners up medallion with his team mates in the 45D's competition. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his mother Lorna, his sister, his family and all of his team mates in the 45D's. His family played an integral part in the early history of the club with his mother being the first canteen manager and Cos commencing his career with St Pats in 1969. Mark was named a life member of the club in 2014 to go with his player life membership |
Details of Marks funeral will be posted when they become available. Coz can be seen here below far bottom left holding his runners up medal with his team mates following this years Grand Final
St Patrick's FC SWA crowned SSFA Sylvania BMW Champions
Another stellar year for the St Patricks FC with our Senior Women A's being crowned the Sutherland Shire Football Associations Premier female side at the annual SSFA dinner on Friday night. Everyone in the club is very proud to have the best female football side in the Sutherland Shire playing for our club. Below is the Sylvania BMW Premiers Plate that was awarded to the clubs's President Paul Cheadle on Friday night. Alongside this photo is the premiership winning side at the clubs senior presentation night and club dinner.
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Grand Final Success for the club to our SWA's and 15C's
St Pats has recorded 2 Grand Final victories this year with our SWA's and 15C's being Premiers. Our 15A's were desperately unlucky leading 1-0 with only minutes of extra time remaining only to be denied with a late goal from Bangor, losing their GF 1-1. Our other Grand Finalist were our AL14's who lost 1-2 to Kirrawee and the 45D's who lost 1-2 to Gymea
Here is a list of the Grand Final results
Saturday 20th August
- 15A's v Bangor (1-1) Runner Up
- 15C's v Engadine Eagles (1-0) Premiers
Sunday 21st August
- SWA's v Como Jannali (1) (4-1) Premiers
- AL14's v Kirrawee (1-2) Runners Up
- 45D's v Gymea (1-2) Runners Up
Here is a list of the Grand Final results
Saturday 20th August
- 15A's v Bangor (1-1) Runner Up
- 15C's v Engadine Eagles (1-0) Premiers
Sunday 21st August
- SWA's v Como Jannali (1) (4-1) Premiers
- AL14's v Kirrawee (1-2) Runners Up
- 45D's v Gymea (1-2) Runners Up
SWA Premiers v Como Jannali (1) 4-1
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15C Premiers v Engadine Eagles (1-0)
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15A's Runners Up v Bangor (1-1)
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AL14 Runners Up v Kirrawee (1-2)
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45D's Runners Up v Gymea (1-2)
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St Patrick's FC Teams excel in Semi Finals
Congratulations to St Patrick's FC teams who played in semi finals over the weekend. Unfortunately our 13D's were the only team who did not advance to the Final or Grand Final. They were gallant in defeat but tried hard till the end.
Here is a list of the results and the next round
Saturday 6th August
- 13D v Menai Hawks - (Lost 0 - 4) eliminated
- 15A v Kirrawee - (Won 2 - 1) advance to Final Saturday 13th August v Lilli Pilli 09:00 Seymour Shaw 1
- 15C v Engadine Eagles - (Lost 1 - 2) into Final Saturday 13th August v Miranda Magpies 12:30 Sutherland 2
- 15D v Georges River - (Drew 1 - 1) into Final Saturday 13th August v Menai 10:30 Sutherland 2
- W12B v Caringbah Redbacks - Semi Final postponed now 6pm on Thursday 11th at Kareela
- W12C v Cronulla Seagulls - (Won 3 - 1) advance to Final Saturday 13th August v Lilli Pilli 08:30 Kareela 4
Sunday 7th August
- 45D v Grays Point - (Won 1 - 0) advance to Grand Final Sunday 21st August v TBC 09:00 Bundeena (ouch)
- AL14 v Kirrawee - (Won 4 - 2) advance to Grand Final Sunday 21st August v TBC 12:30 Sutherland 2
- WSA v Miranda Magpies (Won 2 - 1) advance to Grand Final Sunday 21st August v TBC 12:30 Harrie Dening
So far three teams straight into the Grand Final - exciting times ahead for the club, so lets get out and support our teams
Go you Mighty Pats
Paul Cheadle - President
Here is a list of the results and the next round
Saturday 6th August
- 13D v Menai Hawks - (Lost 0 - 4) eliminated
- 15A v Kirrawee - (Won 2 - 1) advance to Final Saturday 13th August v Lilli Pilli 09:00 Seymour Shaw 1
- 15C v Engadine Eagles - (Lost 1 - 2) into Final Saturday 13th August v Miranda Magpies 12:30 Sutherland 2
- 15D v Georges River - (Drew 1 - 1) into Final Saturday 13th August v Menai 10:30 Sutherland 2
- W12B v Caringbah Redbacks - Semi Final postponed now 6pm on Thursday 11th at Kareela
- W12C v Cronulla Seagulls - (Won 3 - 1) advance to Final Saturday 13th August v Lilli Pilli 08:30 Kareela 4
Sunday 7th August
- 45D v Grays Point - (Won 1 - 0) advance to Grand Final Sunday 21st August v TBC 09:00 Bundeena (ouch)
- AL14 v Kirrawee - (Won 4 - 2) advance to Grand Final Sunday 21st August v TBC 12:30 Sutherland 2
- WSA v Miranda Magpies (Won 2 - 1) advance to Grand Final Sunday 21st August v TBC 12:30 Harrie Dening
So far three teams straight into the Grand Final - exciting times ahead for the club, so lets get out and support our teams
Go you Mighty Pats
Paul Cheadle - President
St Patrick's FC Junior & Senior Presentations
St Patrick's Cricket Club Registrations and trials
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To register you can
a) Do it online at www.playcricket.com.au (at any time up to 5th Aug.) b) Contact your Captain from last year & register your interest with him c) Contact me direct by email or text anytime & I will register you. d) At Waratah nets on Sunday 24th & 31st July between 9.00am & 10.00am. All registrations need to be in by Friday 5th August Payment can be made online, by mail, net bank or direct to me. Bank details are Commonwealth Sutherland BSB 062259 Acc No. 103 241 40 Warren Daley 0402086853 |
SYDNEY KIDS COMMITTEE - CHARITY BALL
FOR
SYDNEY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, RANDWICK
Get ready to SPRING into action – it’s time for the annual Black Tie - Sydney Kids Committee Ball (previously known as the Rainbow Ball)
This year the Spring Ball will be held on Saturday 3rd September (7pm - 1:00am) in the brand new 4 Points by Sheraton at Darling Harbour Grand Ballroom. At 9pm guests will be treated to a 15 minute fireworks display at Darling Harbour with front row seat viewing from the glassed walled Ballroom
Tickets are $185 which includes a 3 course meal with a Dessert Bar, beer, wine and soft drink. The Committee’s Patron Deborah Knight will MC the event and musical entertainment provided by the High Rollers. There are lots of great prizes including an opportunity to win a holiday to Buenos Aires, Argentina flying premium economy courtesy of the wonderful support from Air New Zealand!
The Committee has raised more than $1,200,000 for the Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick since its inception 24 years ago. This year all funds raised will support the Gastroenterology Department.
Buy tickets online at www.sydneykidscommittee.org.au or email tickets@sydneykidscommittee.org.au
Enquiries to Paul Gallagher on 0438 403 835
This year the Spring Ball will be held on Saturday 3rd September (7pm - 1:00am) in the brand new 4 Points by Sheraton at Darling Harbour Grand Ballroom. At 9pm guests will be treated to a 15 minute fireworks display at Darling Harbour with front row seat viewing from the glassed walled Ballroom
Tickets are $185 which includes a 3 course meal with a Dessert Bar, beer, wine and soft drink. The Committee’s Patron Deborah Knight will MC the event and musical entertainment provided by the High Rollers. There are lots of great prizes including an opportunity to win a holiday to Buenos Aires, Argentina flying premium economy courtesy of the wonderful support from Air New Zealand!
The Committee has raised more than $1,200,000 for the Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick since its inception 24 years ago. This year all funds raised will support the Gastroenterology Department.
Buy tickets online at www.sydneykidscommittee.org.au or email tickets@sydneykidscommittee.org.au
Enquiries to Paul Gallagher on 0438 403 835
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Message to clubs from SSFA
Washed out matches and the remainder of the season
All Clubs,
The EC, at its meeting on Tuesday 7 June 2016, has confirmed the following arrangements for the remainder of the season:
1. NO matches will be played this coming Monday 13 June (Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend) in accordance with the majority vote from the Clubs.
2. Sunday Round 9 will now be redrawn to the next available Sunday – which is Sunday 26 June (after the already published Round 11).
3. Saturday Round 10 will be played after Round 12 and prior to Round 13 i.e. on Saturday 25 June.
4. Both Saturday and Sunday Plan B matches will continue to play Round 18 matches.
5. Also, in accordance with SSFA Rule 18.D any subsequent washed out rounds (from Round 10 onwards) will be Abandoned and not rescheduled - except Sunday Round 9 which has to be played and will be rescheduled if washed out again.
Attached specifies those Rounds that will be played by date.
Specific to this weekend:
- Saturday 11 June will be playing SSFA Round 11 as drawn,
- Sunday 12 June will be playing:
o SSFA Round 10 as drawn
o FNSW State Cup as separately advised (unless scheduled for Friday 10 June), and
o FNSW RYC v Eastern Suburbs as drawn.
- Monday 13 June. NO matches are scheduled to be played.
The EC, at its meeting on Tuesday 7 June 2016, has confirmed the following arrangements for the remainder of the season:
1. NO matches will be played this coming Monday 13 June (Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend) in accordance with the majority vote from the Clubs.
2. Sunday Round 9 will now be redrawn to the next available Sunday – which is Sunday 26 June (after the already published Round 11).
3. Saturday Round 10 will be played after Round 12 and prior to Round 13 i.e. on Saturday 25 June.
4. Both Saturday and Sunday Plan B matches will continue to play Round 18 matches.
5. Also, in accordance with SSFA Rule 18.D any subsequent washed out rounds (from Round 10 onwards) will be Abandoned and not rescheduled - except Sunday Round 9 which has to be played and will be rescheduled if washed out again.
Attached specifies those Rounds that will be played by date.
Specific to this weekend:
- Saturday 11 June will be playing SSFA Round 11 as drawn,
- Sunday 12 June will be playing:
o SSFA Round 10 as drawn
o FNSW State Cup as separately advised (unless scheduled for Friday 10 June), and
o FNSW RYC v Eastern Suburbs as drawn.
- Monday 13 June. NO matches are scheduled to be played.
New Silver Sponsor - Mortgage Choice supporting St Patrick's FC
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St Patrick's FC would like to welcome our newest Silver sponsor to the club - Mortgage Choice at Sutherland & Cronulla. They pride themselves on a client centric, holistic service and local area knowledge. Offering access to a wide panel of lenders, including all of Australia's major banks and building societies, they are your second and third and fourth opinion. Mortgage Choice Sutherland / Cronulla are NSW finalists in the Better Business Awards 2016. • Best Branded Office • Best Customer Service • Best Newcomer For a win/win solution use a company that supports our club and contact the team from Mortgage Choice |
Female Footballers Across The Sutherland Shire Celebrate The Beautiful Game -
featuring our own Justine Dibley and daughter Chelsea Lea
Female players representing their clubs across the Sutherland Shire have come together to help celebrate Female Football Week (Monday 7th March – 14th March 2016). Female Football Week is a nationwide initiative where the football community will continue to drive female participation at all levels of the game and celebrate the immense growth of the women’s game and recognise existing players, coaches referees and administrators responsible for this success.
Female player participation in the beautiful game across the Sutherland Shire exceeds 5,000 players which outstrips participation by both males and females in all other codes of football (League, Union, AFL and Gridiron) combined. The 27 clubs that make up the Sutherland Shire Football Association (the largest Association across New South Wales) participate in a MiniRoos format provided for young girls who are turning 5 years old or older, through to graded competitions that begin at Under 12 and extend through to open Women's and Over 30 Women's leagues. There is an opportunity for girls and women at all ages to participate and be active in football, whether it be for fun, for fitness or for competition. Sutherland Titans also run teams for females with disabilities and these teams play against all other Shire clubs.
Representing each of these clubs, the Sutherland Shire Referee's Association and the local Sutherland Sharks Representatives, female footballers also came together reflecting the tremendous unity and pride that helps support and grow football across the Sutherland Shire. Women of all ages play an integral role in coaching, in administration and operation of the game across the Sutherland Shire community.
With the 2016 season due to kick off in early April, over 460 female teams have been registered and many young girls, up to the age of 12 also play in mixed MiniRoo sides. The clubs that make up the Sutherland Shire Football Association are Bangor, Bonnet Bay, Bundeena Maianbar, Barden Ridge, Bosco, Caringbah Redbacks, Como West-Jannali, Cronulla RSL, Cronulla Seagulls, Engadine Crusaders, Engadine Eagles, Georges River, Grays Point, Gwawley Bay, Gymea, Heathcote, Kirrawee, Lilli Pilli, Loftus Yarrawarrah, Marton, Menai, Miranda, North Sutherland, St Patricks, Sylvania Heights, Sutherland Titans, Sutherland Referees and Sutherland Shire WPL.
Sutherland Shire Football Association
2016 Competition Dates
The SSFA have released the competition dates for the 2016 season with Round 1 to be played on Saturday 2nd April and Sunday 3rd April. There will be no break this season with Football being played through Easter and the School Holidays with the last round being played on Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st July followed by the Semi Final series
St Patricks FC Ball photos now available
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Thanks to Siobhan McStay the photos from the St Patrick's FC 50th Ball are now available to view and download.
Please click on link https://www.flickr.com/gp/siobhanlouisephotos/0q5118 Long term access to these photos may not be available through flickr. Photos will be available via dropbox or from a disc if requested |
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OH what a night
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The biggest celebration in 50 year's has been and gone. Friday 11th September 2015 will long be remembered as the best social event for St Patrick's FC with over 260 guests in attendance at the Black Tie event which was the pinnacle of the clubs season and it's history.
I could not be any prouder than I was on Friday night of our wonderful club. Not only are we the family club and a supportive club but we are now by far the best looking club. Although the men looked great in their suits with many wearing Shamrocks or a touch of green, the ladies certainly stole the night making it an extremely classy event - you looked amazing. The feed back I have received about the night has been glowing and those that didn't attend will be kicking themselves. The committee was blown away with the interest and contribution to not only the silent auction but the live auction where we saw the number 1 commemorative jersey go for $2500. I would like to thank the 260 guests that attended but I would like to make a special mention to the following who did an amazing job. Darren McDonald well done mate your efforts in the planning and precision was first class. Matt Saunders who also did a great job as your right hand man, the ladies that helped give the night that X factor - Rachael, Kellie, Corinne and Justine, Paul Scott for being the MC, the entire committee,the club sponsors, the AL14 and 45C boys for helping run around and set up, Siobhan McStay our official photographer, the venue they helped just as much in making the event special. Thanks also to Marcus Digby from the The Fold Group you printed everything required in one day. Finally to Brett Woods 35D (Parallel Studios) who was responsible for designing the theme, posters, invites, tickets, programs, pop up banners, table list, years of service certificates and powerpoint template, you were amazing and very tolerant of the demands and tight timeframes. I think Friday night will be looked back on as the most successful and special event in the clubs history and I cannot wait to post the official photos. Thank you to everyone of you, I love our club |
St Patrick's Grand Final Results
Mixed results for the club on the final weekend of the season. We got off to a great start with the 18C(1)'s winning in style 4 - 0, Our 14D(1)'s who only had 2 goals scored against them all year worked a bit harder but still maintained a clean sheet winning their Grand Final 2 - 0. Two from two, unfortunately the celebrations ended there. Our highly fancied 21B's were not at their best despite scoring early they were beaten by Marton 3 - 5. This brought us to Sunday where a large contingent of St Pats supporters defied the rain only to see our W30C's not at their best to go down 0 - 2. Off to Bates Drive for ther SWA clash against the undefeated Bonnet Bay. Some controversial decisions including a penalty appeal on Sunni Hughes being denied by the young referee despite a clear photograph taken by our president indicating otherwise. Bonnet Bay were then awarded a soft penalty to go up 1 - 0. St Pats fought back and well deserved goal to Sunni locked the scores up at 1 - 1. A push in the back to Bernadette Dibley went unnoticed by the referee which lead to Bonnet Bay's second goal. The pressure mounted on our SWA with a parochial crowd behind our girls - they responded with sustained attack on the Bonnet Bay goal, but it wasn't to be. Well done to all our Grand Final teams. Congratulations to our premiers in our 50th year being our 18C(1)'s and 14D(1)'s.
SATURDAY 22ND AUGUST - ST PATRICK'S FC MEN'S DAY
14D(1)'s v Bonnet Bay - Won 2 - 0
18C(1)'s v Como - Won 4 - 0
21B's v Marton - Lost 3 - 5
SUNDAY 23RD AUGUST - ST PATRICK'S FC LADIES DAY
W30C's v Loftus - Lost 0 - 2
SWA's v Bonnet Bay - Lost 1 - 2
SATURDAY 22ND AUGUST - ST PATRICK'S FC MEN'S DAY
14D(1)'s v Bonnet Bay - Won 2 - 0
18C(1)'s v Como - Won 4 - 0
21B's v Marton - Lost 3 - 5
SUNDAY 23RD AUGUST - ST PATRICK'S FC LADIES DAY
W30C's v Loftus - Lost 0 - 2
SWA's v Bonnet Bay - Lost 1 - 2
Winner of the Corporate Box Raffle
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Congratulations to John McLaughlan from St Patrick's FC 45C's who was the lucky winner of our Raffle. John will receive 4 tickets to the Blades Corporate Box for the vital Sharks v Melbourne Storm clash this coming Monday. On behalf of the club I would to thank our uniform partner Blades for their continued support of St Patricks FC for this great prize which has raised over $2500 for the club.
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Results of Semi Finals for St Patrick's FC Teams
Saturday 8th August
14D(1)'s v Bundeena - Won 3 - 0 progress to GF
18C(1)'s v Bangor - Won 3 - 1 progress to GF
21B's v Nth Sutherland - Won 2 - 1 progress to GF
Sunday 9th August
AL7's v Sylvania - Lost 2 - 4 eliminated
AL10's v Heathcote - Lost 0 - 3 progress to Final
AL14's v Marton - Lost 3 - 6 eliminated
35B's v Grays Point - Won 2 - 1 progress to Final
SWA v Como 2 - Won 2 - 0 progress to Final
W30C v Bosco - Won 6 - 0 progress to GF
Regards
Paul Gallagher
President
St Patricks FC
14D(1)'s v Bundeena - Won 3 - 0 progress to GF
18C(1)'s v Bangor - Won 3 - 1 progress to GF
21B's v Nth Sutherland - Won 2 - 1 progress to GF
Sunday 9th August
AL7's v Sylvania - Lost 2 - 4 eliminated
AL10's v Heathcote - Lost 0 - 3 progress to Final
AL14's v Marton - Lost 3 - 6 eliminated
35B's v Grays Point - Won 2 - 1 progress to Final
SWA v Como 2 - Won 2 - 0 progress to Final
W30C v Bosco - Won 6 - 0 progress to GF
Regards
Paul Gallagher
President
St Patricks FC
Concussion
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I witnessed a really good example of putting an individuals health before the importance of winning a match yesterday. A player from AL14's arrived for duty not looking 100% after sustaining a head knock in a game of Rugby League the day before. When asked by his father how he was feeling, he responded I will be OK, both his parents immediately said you aren't playing. Despite the importance of the game where they needed to win and this player being an integral part of that team, his parents stood firm and refused to let him play. I believe that the player himself knew that he wasn't fit to play but didn't want to let his team down. Sometimes all that it takes is for someone else to say you aren't playing to take the decision out of the individuals hands. As it was the team won 1-0 and qualified for the semi finals next week. Hopefully with a graduated return to play program the player will be able to resume playing again in time for next weekends Semi Final -
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St Patrick's FC Finals Campaign begins
Well with the final competition rounds being played on the weekend the club has finished the normal season with 3 teams crowned the Minor Premiers with the 18C's joining the 14D(1)'s and 21B's confirming their place at the top of the league with a 3-1 victory over the 2nd placed Bangor. A huge congratulations to those teams.
Unfortunately we had a few teams miss out on a semi finals berth by a single point with the 12E's unfortunately losing 0-1 on Saturday to see Nth Sutherland jump them into 4th place. The 14A's have flown home narrowly missing 4th spot after a performance of the year 3-1 victory over 2nd placed Georges River only to have Gymea win to maintain 4th spot over our boys. The unlucky 35D's could have ended up 2nd yesterday had four other games gone their way, unfortunately the only game of the four that went their way was their own 3-2 victory.
On a positive note the AL14's started yesterdays match in 5th place playing 4th placed Miranda. As far as games go it was tight all the way with the Miranda team losing the match 1-0 to our boys with a nicely placed header from Dom Stephens late in the game. However Miranda's young female coach won plenty of admiration from the predominately male St Pats supporter base yesterday afternoon. I believe she has had a number of offers to coach at St Pats in season 2016.
Our luckless AL10's, despite starting the final round at the top of the table could only manage a 0-0 draw to see them finish for a third year in a row in second place. Let's hope this year they can take out that elusive premiership. Our AL7's and 35B's despite both having 4 goals put passed them by teams lower on the ladder they both still managed to finish in 4th place.
Our women's teams continue to impress with our W30C's (better know as Walee's) finishing second one win away from their first Grand Final appearance. Our SWA's continue to show their experience and tenacity finishing the season with their usual late surge winning 5 of their last 6 games including a victory over the highly fancied Miranda.
Well done to all teams this year especially those who will continue to represent the club in the Semi Finals, Finals and Grand Finals, we wish you all the best of luck.
Once venues are confirmed I am sure the teams mentioned above would love some club support in the following weeks as they contest the finals series
So here is the summary of the St Patrick's teams who played competition
Unfortunately we had a few teams miss out on a semi finals berth by a single point with the 12E's unfortunately losing 0-1 on Saturday to see Nth Sutherland jump them into 4th place. The 14A's have flown home narrowly missing 4th spot after a performance of the year 3-1 victory over 2nd placed Georges River only to have Gymea win to maintain 4th spot over our boys. The unlucky 35D's could have ended up 2nd yesterday had four other games gone their way, unfortunately the only game of the four that went their way was their own 3-2 victory.
On a positive note the AL14's started yesterdays match in 5th place playing 4th placed Miranda. As far as games go it was tight all the way with the Miranda team losing the match 1-0 to our boys with a nicely placed header from Dom Stephens late in the game. However Miranda's young female coach won plenty of admiration from the predominately male St Pats supporter base yesterday afternoon. I believe she has had a number of offers to coach at St Pats in season 2016.
Our luckless AL10's, despite starting the final round at the top of the table could only manage a 0-0 draw to see them finish for a third year in a row in second place. Let's hope this year they can take out that elusive premiership. Our AL7's and 35B's despite both having 4 goals put passed them by teams lower on the ladder they both still managed to finish in 4th place.
Our women's teams continue to impress with our W30C's (better know as Walee's) finishing second one win away from their first Grand Final appearance. Our SWA's continue to show their experience and tenacity finishing the season with their usual late surge winning 5 of their last 6 games including a victory over the highly fancied Miranda.
Well done to all teams this year especially those who will continue to represent the club in the Semi Finals, Finals and Grand Finals, we wish you all the best of luck.
Once venues are confirmed I am sure the teams mentioned above would love some club support in the following weeks as they contest the finals series
So here is the summary of the St Patrick's teams who played competition
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12A's - 7th (9pts)
16C's - 9th (10pts) AL10's - 2nd (30pts) SWA's - 3rd (33pts) |
12E's - 5th (19pts)
18C(1)'s - 1st (37pts) AL14's - 4th (32pts) SWE's - 8th (12pts) |
14A's - 5th (20pts)
18C(2)'s - 9th (9pts) 35B's - 4th (25pts) W30C's - 2nd (32pts) |
14D(1)'s - 1st (42pts)
21B's - 1st (40pts) 35D's - 5th (26pts) |
14D(2)'s - 6th (14pts)
21E's - 7th (10pts) 35E's - 7th (10pts) |
15C's - 6th (13pts)
AL7's - 4th (24pts) 45C's - 6th (18pts) |
Committee Resignations and St Patrick's FC AGM
With the season nearing its conclusion, I thought that the time is now appropriate to inform you that I will be stepping down as the President and from the St Patricks FC committee at the clubs AGM in October. In addition two other Executives (Secretary - Terry Minutillo and Treasurer - Brian Lamarre) will also be relinquishing their positions on the Executive.
We have served on the executive for the last 6 years and we have held other committee positions as well as coached and managed team. We now feel that it is time to focus more on our chosen professions and families.
This is a wonderful club which I started playing for in 1972, I have had some years of absences playing for other clubs but returned to what I believe to be the best club in the Sutherland Shire because of the people in it.
I have enjoyed watching the club grow over the last three years as President with registration numbers increase from 464 (2013), 492 (2014) to 538 (2015). The last 12 months have been exciting with the introduction of our new strip and the preparation for the Anniversary Ball in September.
As a player I didn't appreciate the effort that went into running a voluntary Sports Club, but as I got older and all 4 of my kids played for the club I felt I needed to give back. I am hoping that there are many members out there in a similar position to where I was many years ago who now want to give back and try and make a difference to our club.
In order for the club to remain an affiliated club with the Sutherland Shire Football Association we need to have an Executive Committee. If this does not happen the club will fail to exist and the clubhouse and Forest Rd will be allocated to another club. I am sure no one wants to see this happen to the St Patrick's FC.
I appreciate that spare time in most people's busy lives these days is scarce and that many would be reluctant to commit it to a football club, but I can honestly say I have got a great deal of satisfaction in being an integral part of this club. I have developed and gained valuable friendships as well as learned new skills in areas I was unfamiliar with. I have gained a greater respect for the work that goes into the running of the largest football association in NSW with nearly 19,000 players making up 1561 teams each weekend.
I am pleading with members of the club to consider nominating themselves for a position on the committee with a plan for some to aspire to be the President. I am not leaving the club and will continue to play and support teams and I would be happy to field any questions about what is involved and expected of committee members.
Finally I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank Terry and Brian for their tremendous commitment and time they have invested in St Patricks FC. I would also like to thank the current committee members and those that I have served with previously. Everyone of you makes a difference and has contributed positively to making the club what it is today as well as always looking for ways to make the club better for the future.
I hope to receive many nominations (click here for nomination form) for positions and see a crowded Forest Rd Clubhouse for the St Patricks FC AGM to be held on Monday 12th October 2015 at 7:30pm.
Yours in Football
Paul Gallagher OAM
President
St Patrick's FC
We have served on the executive for the last 6 years and we have held other committee positions as well as coached and managed team. We now feel that it is time to focus more on our chosen professions and families.
This is a wonderful club which I started playing for in 1972, I have had some years of absences playing for other clubs but returned to what I believe to be the best club in the Sutherland Shire because of the people in it.
I have enjoyed watching the club grow over the last three years as President with registration numbers increase from 464 (2013), 492 (2014) to 538 (2015). The last 12 months have been exciting with the introduction of our new strip and the preparation for the Anniversary Ball in September.
As a player I didn't appreciate the effort that went into running a voluntary Sports Club, but as I got older and all 4 of my kids played for the club I felt I needed to give back. I am hoping that there are many members out there in a similar position to where I was many years ago who now want to give back and try and make a difference to our club.
In order for the club to remain an affiliated club with the Sutherland Shire Football Association we need to have an Executive Committee. If this does not happen the club will fail to exist and the clubhouse and Forest Rd will be allocated to another club. I am sure no one wants to see this happen to the St Patrick's FC.
I appreciate that spare time in most people's busy lives these days is scarce and that many would be reluctant to commit it to a football club, but I can honestly say I have got a great deal of satisfaction in being an integral part of this club. I have developed and gained valuable friendships as well as learned new skills in areas I was unfamiliar with. I have gained a greater respect for the work that goes into the running of the largest football association in NSW with nearly 19,000 players making up 1561 teams each weekend.
I am pleading with members of the club to consider nominating themselves for a position on the committee with a plan for some to aspire to be the President. I am not leaving the club and will continue to play and support teams and I would be happy to field any questions about what is involved and expected of committee members.
Finally I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank Terry and Brian for their tremendous commitment and time they have invested in St Patricks FC. I would also like to thank the current committee members and those that I have served with previously. Everyone of you makes a difference and has contributed positively to making the club what it is today as well as always looking for ways to make the club better for the future.
I hope to receive many nominations (click here for nomination form) for positions and see a crowded Forest Rd Clubhouse for the St Patricks FC AGM to be held on Monday 12th October 2015 at 7:30pm.
Yours in Football
Paul Gallagher OAM
President
St Patrick's FC
St Patrick's FC Corporate Box Raffle - Sharks v Melbourne Storm
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With the Cronulla Sharks late surge towards the Semi Finals what better way to witness this vital clash at home against the Melbourne Storm then in a corporate box courtesy of Blades.
There are a limited number of raffle tickets on sale through the club for your chance to secure 4 tickets in a fully catered corporate box which includes food and alcohol. What better way to watch the Sharks get over the top of Melbourne in the comfort of a corporate box located in the Andrew Ettinghausen stand on the western side of Remondis Stadium. Tickets are $10 each or 3 for $20 with the winner being drawn after the last game of the first week of semi finals at Forest Rd. Whether you are a keen die hard Sharkies fan or the Sharks are your second favourite team, purchasing tickets will put you in the running as well as supporting St Patrick's FC. On behalf of the club we would like to thank Blades and Kossports for providing our club with this great prize |
Two Rounds of Football remaining for the year
With only two rounds of the normal junior and senior competition remaining we have a number of teams playing competition who have either qualified for semi finals or are in contention.
Congratulations to our 14D(1)'s and 21B's who have taken out the minor premiership for their respective grades. Our 12E's are currently 4th and 18C(1)'s first. For our Sunday teams 7 of the 10 teams are positioned for a shot at Semi Final Football. AL7's - 3rd, AL10's - 1st, AL14's - 4th, 35B's - 4th, 35D's - 5th, W30C's - 2nd and SWA - 4th.
Good luck to all teams especially those mentioned above as we celebrate our 50th year. Lets hope we can top it off with a bag full of premierships
Congratulations to our 14D(1)'s and 21B's who have taken out the minor premiership for their respective grades. Our 12E's are currently 4th and 18C(1)'s first. For our Sunday teams 7 of the 10 teams are positioned for a shot at Semi Final Football. AL7's - 3rd, AL10's - 1st, AL14's - 4th, 35B's - 4th, 35D's - 5th, W30C's - 2nd and SWA - 4th.
Good luck to all teams especially those mentioned above as we celebrate our 50th year. Lets hope we can top it off with a bag full of premierships
Photo of the Year Competition
1st Nomination - St Patrick's FC W9A1
Photo published with the consent of the parents and photographer
A delightful photo of our young under W9A1 team . The girls certainly look like a side not to be messed with!
We are very proud of all the girls and women that play for our club and who make up 23% of the player numbers at St Patrick's FC. We would also like to thank our female committee members, and female coaches and manages who give up their time to support our club. St Pats girls rock!!
If your team or any players in uniform have a photo or photos that you would like to be nominated for the club photo of the year and share on the website and Facebook please send to president@stpatricksfc.com.au. There will be an award at the end of the year to the player or team photo that is judged the best by the members of the club as the photo of the year - Remember all photos which have players under the age of 18 will require consent. As President I have nominated the first photo which I think will take some beating.
We are very proud of all the girls and women that play for our club and who make up 23% of the player numbers at St Patrick's FC. We would also like to thank our female committee members, and female coaches and manages who give up their time to support our club. St Pats girls rock!!
If your team or any players in uniform have a photo or photos that you would like to be nominated for the club photo of the year and share on the website and Facebook please send to president@stpatricksfc.com.au. There will be an award at the end of the year to the player or team photo that is judged the best by the members of the club as the photo of the year - Remember all photos which have players under the age of 18 will require consent. As President I have nominated the first photo which I think will take some beating.
Thank you to Tandem Trades
I just want to say a big thank you to Mick and Kerrie Smith (Manager 21E's) from Tandem Trades who attended to our neighbour John Ford's roof. John had a brand new polycarbonate roof erected at the beginning of the season only to have a stray ball from Forest Rd (must have been an opposition player) hit and crack one of the new sheets. To the rescue was Tandem Trades who replaced the sheet at no cost to John or the club. It is people like this that make the club what it is today, and knowing how humble Mick and Kerry are they will be embarrassed with this recognition. I believe good people should be thanked for doing a good dead. So if you need a roofer why not call Mick at Tandem Trades on 0439417147
Paul Gallagher - President
Paul Gallagher - President
Where your St Patrick's FC Shirt
Here is the latest entry in "Where your St Patrick's FC Shirt". The first entry in the new strip see's player life member from our 35E's (Kevin Dwyer) swimming with the Sharks and Turtles at the Sydney Aquarium. I hope the shirt stood up to the conditions. For more information and to see previous entries please visit the tab above
St Patricks FC - 50th Anniversary
Green Black and White Ball -
Tickets now on sale
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Tickets are now on sale for the long anticipated 50 year Anniversary Ball to be held on Friday 11th September 2015 at Doltone House - Sylvania Waters. Please use email address SPFCDinner2015@stpatricksfc.com.au to order tickets. Early Bird ticket price is $110.00 per person for tickets purchased in full by 31st May 2015 Tickets purchased after this date will be $130.00 per person. Ticket price includes 3 course meal, beer, wine and soft drink, entertainment including Jelly Bean Jam, special guests and prizes. Interest in obtaining tickets has been at a premium and tickets are limited, so first in best dressed - Start organising your table now! Paul Gallagher OAM President St Patrick's FC |
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A sad time for the St Patrick's FC Community
Vale Tony Parker (17/1/1945 - 6/4/2015)- Life Member
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It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Tony Parker, a life member of St Patricks FC.
Tony was a wonderful man who committed many years of his time with his mate Frank Lawrence to make St Patrick's FC what it is today – whether it be working on the oval, managing a team or just being there for the club. Tony was a wonderful supporter and was St Patrick's through and through, not only through his involvement our football club but also with the St Patrick’s schools, the parish and the many associated activities including the St Patricks Sports Club. There weren't many games either where Tony wasn't there supporting his son Matthew and grandson Daniel. Tony's presence and support will be dearly missed especially during this our 50th anniversary which should be a year of celebrations. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Tony's son, Matthew (35D's); his daughter Jo; and his grandson, Daniel (15c's). |
ST PATRICK'S FC CAR STICKER
DON'T FORGET TO COLLECT YOUR FREE ST PATRICK'S FC CAR STICKER FROM YOUR COACH OR MANAGER THIS WEEKEND
DON'T FORGET TO COLLECT YOUR FREE ST PATRICK'S FC CAR STICKER FROM YOUR COACH OR MANAGER THIS WEEKEND
A HUGE THANK YOU FROM THE CLUB
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank everyone that has been involved in getting our club ready for the season. Things do not happen by themselves and with this year being our 50th anniversary there has been some additional time and effort required. Last weekend was a terrific example of the club spirit with a number of members getting down to the clubhouse to help clean it up. There were also the ladies that came to help Kelly put the uniforms together for all the teams and then there were the guys that assisted in putting together the new posts and nets and installed the net support sleeves - thank you to all those people.
Finally our long awaited golf day and sportsman lunch was held last Friday and it was a really well run day that was enjoyed by everyone who participated. It was topped off with an excellent Q and A session during lunch with Paul McStay (The Maestro) ex Celtic and Scotland captain. A big thank you to Paul for agreeing to be our guest, a big thanks also to Paul Scott who gave up his time to be the MC and to Darren, Matt and Latham for organising the day and making it such a success.
Finally our long awaited golf day and sportsman lunch was held last Friday and it was a really well run day that was enjoyed by everyone who participated. It was topped off with an excellent Q and A session during lunch with Paul McStay (The Maestro) ex Celtic and Scotland captain. A big thank you to Paul for agreeing to be our guest, a big thanks also to Paul Scott who gave up his time to be the MC and to Darren, Matt and Latham for organising the day and making it such a success.
St Patrick’s 50th Anniversary Golf Day and Sports Lunch – “ hits the spot!”
Congratulations and a big St Patrick’s thank you to all those that took part in the Club’s first 50th Anniversary Event – The Golf Day and Sports Luncheon.
Friday 20th March 2015 and we were presented with a beautiful start to the day weather wise, the perfect ,morning for golf. There was a fair amount of anticipation (and the friendly banter) running between the teams that kicked off with a cup of coffee and a bacon & egg roll under their belt. An ambrose event, shotgun start and at 8:00am we were under way. The teams headed off, and although it appeared to be a slow start for some teams, they were soon all into their rhythm and the par’s for each hole just kept rolling in. The friendly wave to the opposition soon changed to “so how are you blokes going” to “so does your husband know your using his clubs today” and then the cheers from the groups that started hitting birdies.
Of course the classic lines of “Golf was the winner on the day” and “It’s 18 holes, not 15 or 16, you have to play all 18” and “I know I hit it further than that!” could also be heard throughout the course. In the end, there can only be one winning team, and for this year it was Group 1 (on a count back) consisting of Gary Barnes, John Beardsley, Phil Beardsley and Matt Saunders that won the Day with a score of 6 under the card – Congratulations.
But the best was yet to come. We all settled into the “Ambrose Room” overlooking the course and enjoyed a nice buffet lunch and the drinks started to flow. We then had the opportunity to hear from one of the games greats, Paul McStay OBE. Paul is a former Celtic and Scotland representative player at all age groups from juniors to seniors, to league and international levels. He also captained these sides through many of these year’s. Paul answered some very well delivered and probing questions by our MC, Paul Scott, and kept us on the edge of our seats, hanging on to his every word. You could have heard a pin drop as he ran us though some of his experiences at the elite level of the game and his thoughts on some of the games great players and coaches. Thank you Paul for the time that you shared with us.
We then went onto another important part of the day, the auction. Again, Paul Scott was able to encourage everyone to get involved through his quick and keen senses, including hearing one of the Beardsley boys talking on the phone saying “I can get one of those at Bunning’s for $220” – “Did I hear $220, $220 is the bid!, who’s going to beat $220 for me” – and I’m sure I heard a “I’ve really got to learn to keep my mouth shut don’t I” from said Beardsley. But of course it all worked out in the end.
Then onto the gold coin slide – closet to the bottle campaign, where the competition ran hot as everyone stepped up to see if their coin would be closest. But it was our club president, Paul Gallagher who came away with the goods, not just one bottle but both. A bottle of bourbon and a bottle of scotch – well played Paul.
But of course, the day was about fund raising for the club. I am pleased to advise that even though the participant numbers were not as strong as what was anticipated, the generosity of everyone there shone through. The event raised a total in excess of $2,500 on the day, including a very generous donation from our guest speaker Paul McStay.
Thank you all for making the day such a success for the club.
Event Co-ordinators:
Darren McDonald, Matthew Saunders, Lathem Kaye.
Friday 20th March 2015 and we were presented with a beautiful start to the day weather wise, the perfect ,morning for golf. There was a fair amount of anticipation (and the friendly banter) running between the teams that kicked off with a cup of coffee and a bacon & egg roll under their belt. An ambrose event, shotgun start and at 8:00am we were under way. The teams headed off, and although it appeared to be a slow start for some teams, they were soon all into their rhythm and the par’s for each hole just kept rolling in. The friendly wave to the opposition soon changed to “so how are you blokes going” to “so does your husband know your using his clubs today” and then the cheers from the groups that started hitting birdies.
Of course the classic lines of “Golf was the winner on the day” and “It’s 18 holes, not 15 or 16, you have to play all 18” and “I know I hit it further than that!” could also be heard throughout the course. In the end, there can only be one winning team, and for this year it was Group 1 (on a count back) consisting of Gary Barnes, John Beardsley, Phil Beardsley and Matt Saunders that won the Day with a score of 6 under the card – Congratulations.
But the best was yet to come. We all settled into the “Ambrose Room” overlooking the course and enjoyed a nice buffet lunch and the drinks started to flow. We then had the opportunity to hear from one of the games greats, Paul McStay OBE. Paul is a former Celtic and Scotland representative player at all age groups from juniors to seniors, to league and international levels. He also captained these sides through many of these year’s. Paul answered some very well delivered and probing questions by our MC, Paul Scott, and kept us on the edge of our seats, hanging on to his every word. You could have heard a pin drop as he ran us though some of his experiences at the elite level of the game and his thoughts on some of the games great players and coaches. Thank you Paul for the time that you shared with us.
We then went onto another important part of the day, the auction. Again, Paul Scott was able to encourage everyone to get involved through his quick and keen senses, including hearing one of the Beardsley boys talking on the phone saying “I can get one of those at Bunning’s for $220” – “Did I hear $220, $220 is the bid!, who’s going to beat $220 for me” – and I’m sure I heard a “I’ve really got to learn to keep my mouth shut don’t I” from said Beardsley. But of course it all worked out in the end.
Then onto the gold coin slide – closet to the bottle campaign, where the competition ran hot as everyone stepped up to see if their coin would be closest. But it was our club president, Paul Gallagher who came away with the goods, not just one bottle but both. A bottle of bourbon and a bottle of scotch – well played Paul.
But of course, the day was about fund raising for the club. I am pleased to advise that even though the participant numbers were not as strong as what was anticipated, the generosity of everyone there shone through. The event raised a total in excess of $2,500 on the day, including a very generous donation from our guest speaker Paul McStay.
Thank you all for making the day such a success for the club.
Event Co-ordinators:
Darren McDonald, Matthew Saunders, Lathem Kaye.
WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECKS
This information is for all St Patrick's FC committee members, Coaches and Managers and any other persons over 18 who will be assisting teams with children less than 18 years old.
The Working With Children (WWC) Check is a Government requirement that applies to persons who work or volunteer with children (Under 18). It checks the background of persons who work or volunteer with children in sport clubs, schools, child care centres, community groups, Churches and other organisations.
Once you clear a WWC Check you are issued with a WWC Number that proves you are cleared to work with children. This number must then be provided to the President or Secretary of St Patrick's FC who will verify the applicants status.
For more information on how to obtain your WWC Check please click on the link below
http://www.footballnsw.com.au/index.php?id=665
The Working With Children (WWC) Check is a Government requirement that applies to persons who work or volunteer with children (Under 18). It checks the background of persons who work or volunteer with children in sport clubs, schools, child care centres, community groups, Churches and other organisations.
Once you clear a WWC Check you are issued with a WWC Number that proves you are cleared to work with children. This number must then be provided to the President or Secretary of St Patrick's FC who will verify the applicants status.
For more information on how to obtain your WWC Check please click on the link below
http://www.footballnsw.com.au/index.php?id=665
WELCOME TO SEASON 2015
ST PATRICK'S FC's 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR
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Well
who would have thought that we would be thinking about football again,
with only four months break since the end of the 2014 season?
This year will be a very exciting and busy year for St Patrick's FC as we celebrate our 50th anniversary. Thanks to all those players, parents and committee members both past and present who have helped shape the club to what it is today. There is still plenty of work to be done and we are always seeking keen and enthusiastic members to be part of the club committee and executive and help take our club forward. With the 50 year celebrations we couldn't let this auspicious occasion go by with out introducing a new uniform. This uniform has been developed on the tradition of previous strips and introducing the dark emerald green colour replacing the previous bottle green. For the first time ever we have a club goalkeepers uniform which is available in both short and long sleeve for the senior teams. The committee has provided a great deal of support in coming up with an agreeable uniform that everyone can be extremely proud to play in. Along with a new uniform we have an updated logo, an anniversary logo and also a new website header thanks to Brett Woods from Parallel Studios and our 35Ds team. We also have a new goalpost cage and brand new senior A league box goals and new Mini Roos goals. Our celebration events kick off with our golf day and sportsman lunch on Friday 20 March at Kareela. If you are interested in playing and supporting the club please refer to the information below. Our season will conclude this year with our 50th Anniversary black tie event at Doltone House, Sylvania on Friday 11 September. For those wishing to attend tickets will be on sale early in the season and I suggest you get in early as numbers are limited and we have already had a significant amount of interest. Finally players will be able to register through myfootballclub.com.au from 5 January 2015. Information on how to register can be found under the Registration tab above or by clicking here. The club will also be holding x 4 face to face registration days. This information can also be found under the registration tab. Looking forward to a very big and exciting year and sharing it with each and everyone of you. Regards Paul Gallagher President St Patrick's FC |
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2014 GRAND FINALS
WINNERS
21C's Minor Premiers & Premiers
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18E's Minor Premiers & Premiers
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ALL ST PATS GRAND FINAL RESULTS
11B's v Barden Ridge (Runner Up lost 1-2)
18E's v Miranda (Premiers won 2-0)
21C's v Engadine (Premiers won 3-0)
AL10's (Runner Up again lost 0-4)
AL14's v Menai (Runner Up lost 0-2)
18E's v Miranda (Premiers won 2-0)
21C's v Engadine (Premiers won 3-0)
AL10's (Runner Up again lost 0-4)
AL14's v Menai (Runner Up lost 0-2)
ST PATRICK'S FC APPAREL ON SALE
THIS WINTER PURCHASE A HOODIE, SPORTS BAG OR BACKPACK
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HOODIES
Get your team order in now! With the weather cooling down it’s time to place your order for St Patricks FC hoodies. The cost of the fleece hoodies is $35. They come in a range of children and adult sizes being 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, XS, S, M, L, XL ,2XL, 3XL. Samples are available in the club house for you to try sizing. If you haven’t already seen players at the games in their St Patricks hoodie, a picture is attached below to see the design. How to Order 1. Inform your team manager you would like to order a hoodie 2. Complete your details on the team order form i.e. name, size required – A team order form has been provided to all managers 3. Provide $35 to your team manager – note prepayment is required 
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BAGS
Last year there were a lot of requests for a club bag. We have taken your feedback on board and now have both a club back pack and a sports bag. Back Pack $25 Sports Bag $35 A sample of both is available to view in the clubhouse How to order 1. Add your bag requirement onto the team order form as per the hoodie instructions above 2. Payment is required at time of order Managers will be placing orders on Sat 3rd May and Sat 10th May at the clubhouse so try and catch up with your manager before then to order.
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