Time is running out

 Now don't forget, the date has been set for this years City United Presentation Night, it will be held on the 12th April Friday night at the City Bowling Club. There will be barefoot bowls from 4pm, with the presentation night commencing 6.30pm. Cost will be $15 per person with children under 12 years free. Meal will be a Chinese buffet (yummy) with heaps of exciting presentations and things happening throughout the night. Numbers need to be in with Kathy M: 0419 490 534 Or E-mail robdog_45@yahoo.com.au by the 6th April. There will be a well-deserved major award presented on the night, which I know you will not want to miss.

GOOOOOOOO don't be a square, be there CITY

To everyone Happy Easter.

I think we can all relate to this picture.

 

 GOOOOOOOOO you can never ever receive too many Easter Eggs CITY

Let me tell you a story about Richie, Scotty and Sugar playing Lawn Bowls.

Our three City boys were out on the ‘Green’ practising, up at the City Bowling Club. Sugar was about to bowl. When they saw a funeral precession go by. Instead of bowling, Sugar removed his cap and placed it on his chest and lowered his head until the funeral had passed.
At this point, Richie and Scotty looked at each other and said, “You know, that was the most touching thing I’ve ever seen you do Sugar.”
Sugar looked that them with surprise and answered, “Well, I was married to her for 5 years. It was the least I could do!”



 I was paired with my wife playing bowls  and friends of ours. After playing very poorly and feeling down on herself my wife turned to me and said. “Nobody loves me….nobody cares for me..the whole world hates me!”
Without thinking through the answer I said  “That’s not true dear. You are not that famous that whole world hates you. Some people don’t even know you.”

GOOOOOOOOOOO there is bearfoot bowls starting at 4pm, before our Presentation Night kicks off on Friday Night, 12th April CITY

TDCA presentation night

TDCA Presentation Night will be held on Friday 5 April from 6.30pm. Tickets $20 each for prawns & chicken. RSVP to Nikki 0427 826704 by 5.00pm today. 
 

GOOOOOOOOOOOO we should get Sugar to make a speech CITY

It is a night of celebration.

Now don't forget, the date has been set for this years City United Presentation Night, it will be held on the 12th April Friday night at the City Bowling Club. There will be barefoot bowls from 4pm, with the presentation night commencing 6.30pm. Cost will be $15 per person with children under 12 years free. Meal will be a Chinese buffet (yummy) with heaps of exciting presentations and things happening throughout the night. Numbers need to be in with Kathy by the 6th April. There will be a well-deserved major award presented on the night, which I know you will not want to miss.Put this date in your diary. Place it in your Wife's, girlfriend's, boyfriend's, mum's diary, as you would not want to miss it.
GOOOOOOOO alot to be proud of, alot to celebrate CITY

Results from Grand Final Matches

2^ndGrade – City United v Norths
City lost the toss and was sent out to bat first.
City was dismissed for a total of 95 runs in the 56^th over. Best batting:  Pat Dwyer 26 runs; Jake Philp 19 runs.
In reply Norths were dismissed for a total of 156 runs in the 59^th over; taking a 61 run lead. Best bowling:  Jake Philp 5/35 off 20 overs; Neil Cooke 2/29 off 9 overs.
City was required to bat a second time and was dismissed for a total of 100 runs in the 37^thover.
Best batting:  Mark Fisher 30 runs; Michael Bellamy 17 runs.
Norths went out to bat a second time and achieved 2/40 off 14 overs to secure the win.
Best bowling:  Jake Philp 1/11 off 5 overs; Sam Brown 1/10 off 4 overs.
City was looking in a good position at the end of day 1 with Norths 6/39 at stumps.   However, a wet ball in hand early on day 2 saw the bowlers struggle to secure the last 4 wickets for a first innings lead.
Congratulations to Jake Philp on taking another 5 wicket haul.

 3^rdGrade – City United v Old Boys

City lost the toss and was sent out to bat first.
City was dismissed for a total of 127 runs in the 51^st over. Best batting:  Peter Mead 40 runs N/O; Josh Bennie 17 runs; Ben Ballantine 17 runs. 
In reply Old Boys were dismissed for a total of 78 runs in the 57th over; a deficit of 49 runs. Best bowling:  Terry Kampe 3/14 off 19 overs; Andy Jarrett 3/24 off 16 overs; Brett Walsh 2/7 off 8 overs.
City went out to bat a second time and were 9/245 off 74 overs when the match ended with a win to City United. Best batting:  Terry Kampe 61 runs N/O; Peter Mead 53 runs.
Congratulations to captain, Peter Mead and his team who are now crowned winners of the 3^rdGrade Premiership for season 2012/13.
Congratulations also to Terry Kampe awarded “Man of the Match” with his 5 wicket haul and great performance with the bat.

 4^thGrade – City United v Old Boys

City won the toss and elected to bat first. City was dismissed for a total of 139 runs in the 87^th over.
Best batting:   Mark Chew 35 runs; Gary Whale 34 runs. In reply Old Boys was dismissed for a total of 159 runs in the 56 overs; taking a 20 run lead.
Best bowling:  Eddie Beattie 5/39 off 14 overs; Paul Hagley 3/19 off 11.3 overs.
 City went out to bat a second time and declared their innings closed at 3/102 off 27 overs. Best batting:  Anthony Fitzgerald 41 runs; Eddie Beattie 37 runs N/O.
Old Boys were required to bat a second time and achieved 2/54 off 17 overs to secure them a win.
Best bowling:  Paul Hagley 1/16 off 4 overs; Nick Stacey 1/22 off 5 overs.
First-time captain, Anthony Fitzgerald and his team played in a great game of cricket between the two sides but unfortunately were unable to pull off a win.
GOOOOOOOOOO you all did us proud CITY

Training set down for Friday and enough talk of the weekend ahead, I have a story for you.

Don't forget there is fielding training,  Friday afternoon at No1 Oval from 5pm til 6 pm, all welcome to attend.
Our club and it's players have grown and achieved so much this season. It's time to put the icing on what has been a terrific season.
Before I sign off. All the luck in the world to very City player taking to the feild this weekend, you all have a role to play in your team, play hard, play strong, play smart.

That is enough talk about this weekend. I have a story to tell you.

Our three City players died on Christmas Eve and were met by Saint Peter at the pearly gates.


"In honor of this holy season" Saint Peter said, "You must each possess something that symbolizes Christmas to get into heaven."

Scotty said I will go first and fumbled through his pockets and pulled out a lighter. He flicked it on. "It represents a candle", he said as he gave Richie and Sugar a wink.

"You may pass through the pearly gates" Saint Peter said.

Richie, then thought for a moment and then reached into his pocket and pulled out a set of keys. He shook them and said, "They're Christmas bells." as he gave Sugar the thumbs up.

Saint Peter said "You may pass through the pearly gates".

Sugar started to search desperately through his pockets and finally pulled out the only thing he had, a pair of women's panties.

St. Peter looked at Johnny with a raised eyebrow and asked, "And just what do those symbolize?"

Johnny replied with his cheeky grin, "These are Carols."

GOOOOOOOOOOOO Be good Johnny, be good CITY

My tribute to the old blokes who will be turning out for 4th Grade this weekend

When Old Blokes turnout for City.
Once we’d pound in from the fence
to bowl in Lillee-style,
or bat for hours, resolved, intense,
all dancing feet and guile,
we now curl offies down the track
and keep our innings brief,
to ease that tender, aching back,
and give our legs relief.

These days our knobbly knees are shot,
our eyesight’s none too good;
we find that we can’t do a lot
of things that we once could.
The girls who came to watch us play
are now our wives, who sigh
and, knowing of the price we’ll pay,
keep liniment close by.

Yet still we keep on turning out,
for cricket is much more
than just a game, it’s not about
that final winning score.
It’s bonds we’ve forged along the way,
It’s the friendships, not the fame,
the mates we’ve gained as the seasons fade away…

when old blokes turnout for City
it is much more than a game. 



GOOOOOO we have been here before, we know what is required, the very best, "Old Blokes" City

Teams for the Grand Final

We are a City team, of courage and heart.

Every member, holds a critical part.

Tough and determined, we play with plenty of heart.

Now is the time, for us to excel.

Forget about past mistakes, no point to dwell.

There is nothing, we should hold back or fear.
Let's go out there City, and release our fury,

We won't need a judge, or a jury.

Through our victory, justice shall be served,

At the end of the day, our legacy, will be forever preserved.

Cause we are a City team, of courage and heart

City has three teams in this weekends Grand Final matches.

The match times of the weekend matches- Saturday 1pm til 6 pm, Sunday 10am til 6.00pm.
Lunch will be provided free of charge on Sunday. A BBQ will be supply at a small cost back at the City Bowling Club Sunday night.

Special Training Session:There will a training session at No 1Oval on Friday afternoon from 5pm til 6pm. Training will involve fielding and catching drills to prepare for what will be a enormous weekend. All players are invited to attend.

2nd Grade Squad: Riverside 1, against North Tamworth: Paul Fisher (C) 0429654808, Sean Hancock, Simon Bellamy, Pat Dwyer, Neil Cooke, Daniel Rogers, Mark Fisher, Micheal Bellamy, Jake Philp, Adam Ryan, Tait Jordan, Chris Langston,  Reserves:  Shel Ravi, Sam Brown,

 3rd Grade side: Riverside 2, against Old Boys: Peter Mead (C) 0427603558, Cory Callcott, Matt Ballentine, Ben Ballentine, Lochlan Cooke, John Miskle, Andy Jarrett, Glen Ryan, , Brett Walsh, Scotty Hurn, Josh Bennie, Terry Kampe.

4th Grade Squad: Riverside 3, against Old Boys: Paul Lawrence(C) 0438617044 , Nick Stacey, Tom Fitzgerald, Anthony Fitzgerald, Eddie Beattie, Tim Paynter, Cooper Thompson, Paul Hagley, Mark Chew, Garry Whale,  Doug Trueman, Graham Schwenke, Reserve: Ron Benjamin

GOOOOOOOOOOOO best of luck to all City players this weekend CITY

Training and teams selection this afternoon.

It's back to business this afternoon, in preparation for this weekend's Grand Finals. All players are requested to attend training.


Question. What have all these players have in common?                               Answer. With three City teams involved in this weekends Grand Finals. They are amongst the many City players who are excited and looking forward to this weekend. 

Now don't forget, the date has been set for City United Presentation Night, it will be held on the 12th April Friday night at the City Bowling Club. There will be barefoot bowls from 4pm, with the presentation night commencing 6.30pm. Cost will be $15 per person with children under 12 years free. Meal will be a Chinese buffet (yummy) with heaps of exciting presentations and things happening throughout the night. Numbers need to be in with Kathy by the 6th April. There will be a well-deserved major award presented on the night, which I know you will not want to miss.Put this date in your diary. Place it in your Wife's, girlfriend's, boyfriend's, mum's diary, as you would not want to miss it.
GOOOOOOOOO  at City where it's more than a game CITY

Results from the weekend’s finals matches.

"Wanna take a walk on the wild side" 2^nd Grade side - City v Souths:      
Paul asked, "Hey, boys you wanna take a walk on the wild side"
And Paul asked, "Hey, City you wanna take a walk on the wild side"
And the players answered.
"Doo do doo do doo do do doo"  
City lost the toss and was sent in to the bat first.
City was dismissed for a total of 174 runs in the 71st over.
Best batting:  Michael Bellamy 57 runs; Pat Dwyer 36 runs; Paul Fisher 22 runs.
In reply Souths were dismissed for a total of 105 runs in the  44th over, giving City a lead of 69 runs on the 1^st innings.
Best bowling:   Jake Philp 5/25 off 17 overs; Simon Bellamy 3/36 off 11.1 overs.
City went in to bat for a second innings and at the close of the match was 7/197 off 81 overs.
Best batting:   Paul Fisher 57 runs N/O; Michael Bellamy 28 runs; Pat Dwyer 25 runs (ret. hurt)
A 5 wicket haul for Jake Philp was a great present to celebrate his 22^nd birthday.
City will now take on Norths in the Grand Final.

"Everything we touch just turns to Magic" 3^rd Grade side – City v Souths:
Ëverything we touch just turns to Magic.
Peter really turns me on.
Everything we do just turns to Magic.
As my life at City just goes on.
City won the toss and elected to bat first.
City was dismissed for a total of 109 runs in the 49^th over.
Best batting:  Brett Walsh 22 runs; Andy Jarrett 18 runs; Peter Mead 18 runs.
In reply Souths were dismissed for a total of 194 runs in the 57^th over, taking an 85 run lead.
Best bowling:  Brett Walsh 4/76 off 16.4 overs; Andy Jarrett 2/42 off 12 overs; Lachie Cooke 2/11 off 5 overs.
City went out to bat for a second time and declared their innings closed at 6/217 off 36 overs.
Best batting:  Scott Hurn 81 runs; Andy Jarrett 36 runs; Mat Ballantine 23 runs; Brett Walsh 22 runs.
In reply Souths were dismissed for 55 runs in the 35^th over handing City an outright victory.
Best bowling:  Lachie Cooke 3/2 off 4.5 overs; Glenn Ryan 3/12 off 7 overs; Brett Walsh 2/12 off 9 overs.
It was a fantastic effort by the whole of the 3^rd Grade side to pull off a miraculous victory after being behind on the 1^st innings.
City will now take on Old Boys in the Grand Final.

 Justice Crew "Boom Boom" 4^th Grade side– City v Bective:
"BOOM BOOM"
it's getting hot out here.
"BOOM BOOM"
it's getting tight out here.
"BOOM BOOM"
it's game on out here
"BOOM BOOM"

City won the toss and elected to bat first. 
City reached a total of 8/255 off their allotted 90 overs.
Best batting:  Terry Skewes 73 runs ret, Anthony Fitzgerald 57 runs; Tom Fitzgerald 40 runs.
In reply Bective were dismissed for a total of 149 runs in the 81^st over.
Best bowling:  Terry Skewes 3/27 off 18 overs; Nick Stacey 2/25 off 13 overs; Tom Fitzgerald 2/18 off 11 overs.
City will now take on Old Boys in the Grand Final.
The batting of Tom Fitzgerald was something to watch. The Father (Anthony) and Son (Tom) partnership set us up for a big score. Then at the end of the innings Ron hit what was the winning runs. Everyone did their job with the bat which allowed City to bat the entire 90 overs.
The bowling was tight from all bowlers Paul Lawrence was as tight as a fish's .................... well you know what I mean.
GOOOOOOOOOOO great cricket where everyone does it for each other, you have to love it Where it is more than a game. CITY

From adversity comes greatness

   The cry of City,City, City!!! was heard loud and strong.          

 "The greatest victory's and the most magical moments comes when you're been truly tested, when you have taken some knocks and some disappointments. Because only if you've been in the deepest valley can you ever know how magnificent it is to be on the highest mountain."

City United will be represented in three grades. The "Let’s take a walk on the wild side" 2nd Grade side, the "Everything we do is magic" 3rd Grade side and not to forget the "BOOM BOOM!! It's gettin hot in here" 4th Grade side will all be there on Grand Final day.
Congratulations to our three Captains and all City players, supporters and their families for this wonderful achievement. To my knowledge this is the first time in City's history to have three teams represented in the Grand Final. All three team played excellent, smart, hard cricket against strong opposition and all deserve their opportunity in the big one.

More details of the matches tomorrow but lets celebrate and take time to reflect on the matches and this achievement until Wednesday, when it is back to training and preparing for the big weekend ahead.
GOOOOOOOOOOO  one Perfect Day CITY

Lets take time out from cricket and let me tell you a little story.

With the a new Pope being elected this week it reminds me of a trip that Richie, Scotty and Sugar took to the local church.
 They were in the church and sat in a church service.
Sugar turns round to Richie and Scotty and says ''I have just done a silent fart, i hope no-one smells it''
They both look at Sugar and reply '' turn your hearing aid up, it wasn't that silent''.

After the service all three boys walked down the front of the church and noticed a pool of water. They asked the priest what the water was for and the priest said ''go do something bad and come back tomorrow''
So they did and came back the next day and they asked the priest why they had to do that. The priest answered ''When you do something bad,... You come to the holy water and drink it to be forgiven and clean'
Richie said ''well I Ran over a cat'' and then drank the holy water. Scotty said ''I robbed a bank'' and then drank the holy water. Sugar stared at them and the priest asked ''what Bad deed did you do?'' and Sugar replied ''I peed in the holy water''
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO all the luck in the world to all City players for this weekend CITY

City players are being looked after this weekend.

There will be a BBQ for all cricketers on Saturday night back at the bowling club for a small cost of $5 a head or $10 a family. On Sunday all teams will be supplied a yummy, yummy lunch. The will be no cost for the lunch on Sunday as a celebration of having all three grades in the Finals this weekend.                       GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO you got to love that CITY

CITY teams to play in the finals 16th & 17th March

Not all clubs play to the spirit of the game. But we are ready to play!!!

City has three Final matches, this weekend with three Grand Final opportunities await.

 The match times of the weekend matches- Saturday 1pm til 6 pm, Sunday 10am til 6.00pm.

2nd Grade Squad: Riverside 1, against South Tamworth: Paul Fisher (C) 0429654808, Sean Hancock, Simon Bellamy, Pat Dwyer, Neil Cooke, Daniel Rogers, Mark Fisher, Micheal Bellamy, Jake Philp, Adam Ryan, Chris Langston, Sam Brown, Reserves, Tait Jordan, Shel Ravi

City United Mighty 3rd Grade side One/Day Premiers, Minor Premiers and are ready to play this weekend.
3rd Grade: Riverside 2, against South Tamworth: Peter Mead (C) 0427603558, Cory Callcott, Matt Ballentine, Ben Ballentine, Lochlan Cooke, John Miskle, Andy Jarrett, Glen Ryan, , Brett Walsh, Scotty Hurn, Graham Schwenke, Rob Mills

4th Grade: Riverside 3, against Bective: Paul Lawrence & Terry Skewes 0407467012, Nick Stacey, Trent Balderston,   Tom Fitzgerald, Anthony Fitzgerald, Eddie Beattie, Tim Paynter, Cooper Thompson,  Garry Whale, Ron Benjamin, Doug Trueman,

GOOOOOOOOOOOOO win with grace, lose with dignity CITY

They both are, faster than a speeding bullet!!!!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

It is official City United’s own Ben and Matt Ballantine are the fastest opening batsmen between the wickets in the Tamworth Competition. The funny thing is, wearing batting pads do not seem to slow them down at all.

 

 On the other hand our President was having a conversation with his daughter the other day.

• He asked her "What do you like most about me? My tremendous athletic ability or my superior intellect?"
After rolling around the floor laughing for a good five minutes "What I like most about you, dad" responded his daughter, "is your enormous sense of humor."
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The trouble with jogging is that by the time you realize you are not in shape for it, it is too far to walk back. CITY

Results from the weekend’s finals games

2^ndGrade -  City v Wests
City lost the toss and were sent out to field.
Wests were dismissed for a total of 53 runs off 29 overs.
Best bowling:  Neil Cooke 5/11 off 7 overs; Terry Kampe 3/16 off 14 overs; Simon Bellamy 2/1 off 1 over.
In reply City were dismissed for a total of 143 runs in the 55^th over.
Best batting:  Jake Philp 37 runs; Chris Langston 29 runs.
City held a 90 run lead after the first innings and both teams were required to bat a second time.
Wests were dismissed for a total of 122 runs in the 46^th over in their second innings.
Best bowling: Terry Kampe 5/24 off 13 overs; Jake Philp 2/18 off 5.5 overs.
City required 33 runs for an outright victory which openers, Sean Hancock and Mark Fisher reached in the 13^th over.
Congratulations to both Neil Cooke and Terry Kampe on their 5 wicket hauls which ultimately helped set City up for a great victory.
City will now take on Souths next weekend for a place in the grand final against Norths.
3^rdGrade – City v Old Boys
City won the toss and elected to bat first.
City were dismissed for a total of 181 in the 68^th over.
Best batting:  Peter Mead 48 runs N/O; Brett Walsh 25 runs; Matt Ballantine 22 runs.
In reply Old Boys were dismissed for a total of 136 runs in the 79^th over.
Best bowling:  Peter Mead 6/33 off 16.5 overs; Brett Walsh 2/22 off 21 overs.
City went in to bat a second time and the match ended with City 6/130 in the 34^th over.
Best batting:  Sam Brown 27 runs N/O; Tait Jordan 19 runs N/O; Brett Walsh 19 runs; Ben Ballantine 19 runs.
City won the match on the first innings and will now have a week off before the grand final.
John “Sugar” Miskle was the talk of the town on Sunday night after some brilliant fielding led to the run-out of danger man, Pat Bryant.  John’s run-out came at a very crucial point in the game and helped swing the match in City’s favour.
4^thGrade – City v Old Boys
City lost the toss and were sent out to field.
Old Boys were dismissed for a total of 259 runs in the 69^th over.
Best bowling:  Paul Hagley 2/27 off 9.3 overs; Terry Skewes 2/46 off 15 overs; Tom Fitzgerald 2/29 off 10 overs; Gary Whale 2/22 off 5 overs.
In reply City were dismissed for a total of 225 runs in the 88^th over.
Best batting:  Terry Skewes 90 runs; Eddie Beattie 29 runs.
City fell 34 runs short on the first innings and will now take on Bective next weekend for a place in the grand final.
Captain, Terry Skewes lead from the front with a “man of the match” performance with both the bat and ball.
GOOOOOOOOOOOO well done, to all our City Players CITY

Three City mates go for a walk in the bush.

Before the serious stuff starts tomorrow l have to tell you a story of our Richie, Scotty and Sugar..

Three City players, became lost and stranded out in the bush, they then found a magical lantern containing a genie, who grants them each one wish. Richie was the first to make his wish, "I wish I was off the island and back home, in my nice warm bed." Suddenly he vanished. Scotty was quick to make the same wish, suddenly he vanished.
That left Sugar, who looked around and after 5 minutes said "I’m lonely. I wish my friends were back here."
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO we love ya Sugar CITY

CITY teams to play in the finals 9th & 10th March

We are ready to play!!! There was large numbers at training on Wednesday afternoon, it was so pleasing to see so many of our juniors at training. The match times of the weekend matches- Saturday 1pm til 6 pm, Sunday 10am til 6.00pm.
2nd Grade:  Riverside 3, against West Tamworth: Paul Fisher (C) 0429654808, Sean Hancock, Simon Bellamy, Pat Dwyer, Neil Cooke, Daniel Rogers, Mark Fisher, Micheal Bellamy, Jake Philp, Terry Kampe, Adam Ryan, Chris Langston,
3rd Grade: TREC, against Old Boys: Peter Mead (C) 0427603558, Cory Callcott, Matt Ballentine, Ben Ballentine, Lochlan Cooke, John Miskle, Andy Jarrett, Josh Bennie, Glen Ryan, Tait Jordan,  Brett Walsh, Sam Brown
4th Grade: Riverside 7, against Old Boys: Terry Skewes 0407467012, Nick Stacey, Trent Balderston, Scotty Hurn, Graham Schwenke, Tom Fitzgerald, Anthony Fitzgerald, Eddie Beattie, Tim Paynter, Cooper Thompson, Paul Hagley, Garry Whale, Reserves Ron Benjamin & Doug Trueman.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOO good luck to all players CITY 

The finals are near.

We are a City team,

Our 2nd ,3rd and 4th Grade teams the outcome is in your hands.

of courage and heart.
Every member,

holds a critical part.

Tough and determined,

we play with plenty of grit.
Now is the time,
for us to excel.
Forget about past mistakes,
no point to dwell.
Only one thing,
should remain in our minds,
to play to our best!
It's all inside of us,
obvious and clear,
There is nothing,
we should hold back or fear.
Let's go out there,
and release our fury,
We won't need a judge,
or a jury.
Through our victory,
justice shall be served,
At the end of the day,

our legacy, will be forever preserved.  GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CITY

A wrap-up of the regular season.

          Now with the regular part of the season completed, how did City players perform? City players, as reported throughout the season have represented this city of Tamworth and their zone in both junior and senior teams.  Congratulations, to all our City United players that have played at that next higher level of cricket this season.  

Through the regular part of the season there were five City batsmen who have scored over 300 runs with  three century's being scored.  There has been eight City bowlers who have taken 5 wickets or more in a innes and there has been one Hat-Trick taken.

            

City United finished in third place in the Club Championship in front of West Tamworth, Old boys and Bective.

City United will have three Grades playing this weekend in the finals. Just short of our "Goal" set at the start of the season which was to have all four grade there, never the less it is still a very strong performance from everyone involved in this great club.
              The business end of the season is upon us now. These are the matches you want to play in. The matches are longer, now 90 overs per innings and played over the same weekend.  Our 2nd Grade play West Tamworth at Riverside 3, 3rd Grade play Old Boys at TREC and 4th Grade play Old Boys at Riverside 7. Training and selections on Wednesday Night as usual.
GOOOOOOOOOOO play hard, play in the spirit of the game, play smart, play to your best CITY