SURFSIDE WAVES SC RESULTS

By Cath Sattler

Under 13 boys

Bell Park 3 Surfside Waves 1

The boys lost 3-1. Ground poor at Bell Park. Two of our regular defenders sick.

BP scored first. Noah scored the equalizer with a powerful free kick but short lived. The second half was an even game as we made some changes in our structure. We created scoring chances. Great effort by everybody.

Under 14 Girls

Surfside Waves 1 Bell Park White 0
The Waves made it 3 in a row with a tight 1-0 win over a determined Bell Park White who pushed the Waves all the way despite being a player short. 2nd half saw the Waves with some great passing moves creating many chances. Emily Russell finally broke the deadlock with her first goal of the season running into the box and slotting past the keeper with a good finish. Well done girls, some great football today and a fantastic team spirit. Well done also to Bell Park for such a spirited match despite being a player short.

Sally Black

Emily Russell

Emma Riley

Under 17 boys

Surfside Waves 1 Lara 1

The boys had their first game under lights at Shell Road against Lara.  On a bitterly cold night Jack Ryan opened the scoring seeing the Waves go in at half time 1 nil up.  Despite a plethora of chances going astray, the boys couldn’t find the back of the net.  Lara equalized after the break, both sides continued to make chances however it was not to be and in the end 1-1 was a fair result.  Coach Pablo was proud of all the efforts of his young charges who all continue to impress, and thanks to all the spectators who braved the arctic conditions.

nightgame u17boys.

                                                                  German exchange student Lennart Beverlein

Men’s Div 1

Surfside Waves 2 Geelong 1

The Div 1 side took on Geelong at Shell Road after a strong performance against Deakin last week.  The game was almost abandoned after the referee deemed black and navy blue socks a clash and but quick thinking by Secretary Gill Black coming up with some white socks for the opposition to purchase saved the day.  Waves dominated from the off with ‘Dancin’Doug Miller and Gabe McClelland causing chaos in attack, but unable to convert.  The 2^nd half saw the Waves punished for not converting as Geelong took the lead with their first chance of the game.  This sparked the Waves and scoring first from a free kick via Staffan Hargreaves and a lob by Chris Puttyfoot giving them a well earned victory.  Credit to Nick Goodwin for stepping up and playing in goal for the Waves.