The Teenage Revolution Round 3 IGA NPL NSW Mens 2

 

With the great weather experienced over the Easter weekend we witnessed some terrific football and a huge number of results which altered the look of the various tables, as expected at this early stage of the season.

Please don’t forget that I will need some help during the season as I can only be at one of the twelve venues on a given day. I would be happy to hear from clubs who can provide the goal scorers and a short (hopefully unbiased) report on the matches. My email address is barrydavis52@hotmail.com or you can ring or text me on 0451 004 091.

 

Super IGA NSW National Premier League Men’s 2- Overview

Mt Druitt Town Rangers had a terrific weekend as they took all the points from the teenage age groups when they faced Bankstown City Lions. The Rangers scored twenty-three goals in the six teenage matches and conceded only two.

Sydney University also enjoyed the weekend as they bagged sixteen points from their six matches at Bankstown Berries with a total of twenty-four goals being scored to provide a good deal of entertainment value.

St George would have been happy with the thirteen points they took from their visit to Macarthur Rams while Hills Brumbies must have been delighted with the fifteen points they grabbed when they hosted Parramatta FC.

Spirit FC earned ten points from their away clash with Mounties Wanderers while Northern Tigers and Fraser Park shared the spoils with each club taking nine points from the encounter.

Goal Watch: A total of 122 goals were scored across the six age groups this week, an average of 3.38 goals per match.

 

Super IGA NSW National Premier League Men’s 2- Grade 12

Mt Druitt Town Rangers are sitting at the top of the table on goal difference after they were 5-0 winners over eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions. Providing the goals for the Rangers were R. Attard (2), F. Tsakos, L. Abdo and M. Lennox. Mt Druitt have now scored a total of thirteen goals and they have yet to concede a goal.

Sydney University are in second spot following their 5-1 victory over ninth placed Bankstown Berries. Scoring the goals for Uni were C. Spyroulias (3) and H. Souffi (2). The lone goal for the Berries was scored by D. Losacco

Northern Tigers are third on goal difference after they claimed the points with a 1-0 victory over tenth placed Fraser Park and Hills Brumbies complete the current top four thanks to their 1-0 result they recorded when they faced twelfth placed Parramatta FC

Macarthur Rams are placed fifth on the ladder after they battled out a 2-2 draw with sixth placed St George. The goals for the Rams came from B. Cummins and C. Rubio while D. Goni and L. Debono found the net for the Saints.

Spirit FC are in seventh spot following their scoreless draw with eighth placed Mounties Wanderers.

Goal Watch: A total of seventeen goals were scored in this age group this week, an average of 2.83 goals per match.

 

Super IGA NSW National Premier League Men’s 2- Grade 13

We have a very unusual situation in this age group with only one unbeaten team and one team yet to register their first points. The other ten teams have all registered a win and a loss and they are separated at this stage by goal difference. Could it be that this will be the closest-ever competition? we will have to wait and see what happens in the coming weeks.

Sydney University are at the top of the table as the only unbeaten team in this age group after they produced a 2-1 victory over third placed Bankstown Berries. Finding the net for Uni was B. Barataud who claimed both goals while the scorer for the Berries was J. Sielman.

Hills Brumbies are in second spot following their 4-0 result when they met Parramatta FC who are placed eighth on goal difference.

Mt Druitt Town Rangers are third thanks to their solid 5-0 win over twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions and Macarthur Rams are fifth following their 1-0 loss to eleventh placed St George with the goal for the Saints coming from J. Naumovski.

Sixth placed Mounties Wanderers were 2-0 winners when the faced eighth placed Spirit FC.

Northern Tigers are seventh after they claimed the points with a 3-1 victory over tenth placed Fraser Park. Scoring for the Tigers were S. Immerschmitt, J. Carelli and M. Symons.

Goal Watch: A total of nineteen goals were scored in this age group this week, an average of 3.17 goals per match.

 

Super IGA NSW National Premier League Men’s 2- Grade 14

The competition leaders on goal difference are Mt Druitt Town Rangers following their 5-0 success over ninth placed Bankstown City Lions. Providing the goals for the Rangers were J. Roberts (2), E. Greengrass (2) and A. Koudalapo.

Spirit FC are in second spot after they were 3-2 winners when they faced seventh placed Mounties Wanderers. Spirit’s goal came from R. Leonardi (2) and M. Davies while A. Beuk and M. Rodrigues found the net for the Wanderers.

Fraser Park are two points further back in third position after they accounted for twelfth placed Northern Tigers with a 3-0 scoreline and Hills Brumbies are fourth on goal difference following their 2-1 victory over tenth placed Parramatta FC.

Fifth placed Bankstown Berries suffered a 1-0 loss in their clash with eighth placed Sydney University courtesy of a goal from A. Biviano while St George are placed sixth thanks to their strong 4-0 success over eleventh placed Macarthur Rams. Finding the net for the Saints were H. Antonopoulos (2), G. Zimmerman and S. Ali.

Goal Watch: A total of twenty-one goals were scored in this age group this week, an average of 3.50 goals per match.

 

Super IGA NSW National Premier League Men’s 2- Grade 15

There is a mini log-jam of three teams at the top of the table with Mt Druitt Town Rangers claiming the top spot after they produced a 2-0 win over ninth placed Bankstown City Lions. Both goals for the Rangers came from S. Roberts.

Fraser Park are in second spot on goal difference after they were 3-2 winners over fourth placed Northern Tigers. The goals for the Tigers were scored by S. Malone and C. Wolff.

Sydney University complete the top trio thanks to their 1-0 win when they faced fifth placed Bankstown Berries with the lone goal coming from R. Tighe.

Hills Brumbies are in sixth spot following their 2-0 success over twelfth placed Parramatta FC and St George are seventh after they posted a 3-1 win over ninth placed Macarthur Rams thanks to strikes from S. Georgiou, S. Mehmet and D. Pavey-Schanberg. The lone goal for the Rams was scored by K. Bates.

Spirit FC are placed eighth after they were 2-0 winners over eleventh placed Mounties Wanderers with both goals coming from D. Bounpreseuth.

Goal Watch: A total of fourteen goals were scored in this age group this week, an average of 2.33 goals per match.

 

Super IGA NSW National Premier League Men’s 2- Grade 16

Parramatta FC are leading the way at the top of the table on goal difference after they claimed the points with a 2-1 win over sixth placed Hills Brumbies while Macarthur Rams are in second spot following their 2-1 win over eleventh placed St George. The Rams’ scorers were J. Runio and J. Guimbeau while A. Stamos provided the goal for the Saints.

Two points further back in third place are Bankstown Berries who battled out an amazing 4-4 thriller with eighth placed Sydney University. Scoring for the Berries were M. Komarro, A, Kyra and S. Kanara while the players finding the net for Uni were J. Mayer, S. Rouse, A. Barea and M. Lazarevski.

Placed fourth on goal difference, Northern Tigers came up with a 3-1 result from their match against twelfth placed Fraser Park while fifth placed Spirit FC were 1-0 winners over ninth placed Mounties Wanderers with the winning goal coming from A. Henderson.

Mt Druitt Town Rangers are a point further back at seventh after they came up with a 4-2 win over tenth placed Bankstown City Lions.

Goal Watch: A total of twenty-five goals were scored in this age group this week, an average of 4.17 goals per match.

 

Super IGA NSW National Premier League Men’s 2- Grade 18

Hills Brumbies are currently the competition leaders on goal difference after they produced a 3-1 victory over tenth placed Parramatta FC while Mounties Wanderers are in second spot after they edged out twelfth placed Spirit FC by the odd goal in five. Scoring for the Wanderers were B. Gray, O. Cetin and F. Josevski while J. Conn and C. Russell found the net for Spirit.

Placed third on goal difference, Mt Druitt Town Rangers were 2-0 winners in their match against eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions and Bankstown Berries are three points further back at fourth after they suffered a 3-2 loss to seventh placed Sydney University. The scorers for the Berries were O. Tenbeh and A. Enriquez while Spirit’s goals came from G. Cassimatis, N. Preston and C. Dimax.

Northern Tigers are fifth on goal difference following their 3-1 loss to eighth placed Fraser Park and St George are sixth thanks to they 5-1 victory over ninth placed Macarthur Rams. The goals for the Saints were scored by J. Spyrakis (3), J. Sotropoulos and  R. Turner while J. Benyammin provided the goal for the Rams.

Goal Watch: A total of twenty-six were scored in this age group this week, an average of 4.33 goals per match.

 

-By Barry Davis