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NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic a touch too strong for North Coast

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Newcastle Olympic youth teams were all victorious today in Round 10 of the NPL Youth competition in Coffs Harbour. All four age groups recorded convincing wins in the most distant venue of the NPL competition. Apart from congratulations to all the players and coaches a big pat on the back deserves to go to all the parents and guardians for the kilometres covered over the past two days for this to all take place!

NPL Youth:

North Coast vs Newcastle Olympic

Under 16s Olympic won 6-2

Under 15s Olympic won 7-1

Under 14s Olympic won 10-0

Under 13s Olympic won 4-0

NPL Seniors:

Newcastle Olympic vs Weston Bears FC

1st Grade drew 2-2

Goal scorers: Jed Hornery, Ryan Griffiths

Reserve Grade Olympic won 5-1

Under 18s drew 1-1

WPL:

Warners Bay vs Newcastle Olympic

1st Grade Olympic won 2-1

Goal scorers: Georgia Amess, Jade McAtamney

Reserve Grade Warners Bay won 1-2

Under 17s Olympic won 2-0

Under 15s Olympic won 8-0

Under 13s Olympic won 4-1

Zone League 1:

Newcastle Olympic vs New Lambton

1st Grade Olympic won 6-2

Reserve Grade New Lambton won 0-2

3rd Grade New Lambton won 1-2

Source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic travel to Coffs Harbour

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Round 10 of the NPL Youth competition calls upon the four NPL Youth teams of Newcastle Olympic to make the long trip up the coast to Coffs Harbour this weekend.

In U13s the North Coast team have only won 1 game from 7 outings and should not pose a threat on paper. U14s is similar with a huge difference in strength between the two teams and again Newcastle Olympic are favourites to collect the 3 points. In U15s the North Coast team has only lost 2 games and last week came away with a draw in Newcastle against Broadmeadow Magic! Although our team has been on maximum points since the 2019 season, they need to work hard to secure a result. In u16s we will be in for a competitive match as North Coast sit in 5th spot, 2 points behind Newcastle Olympic.

Safe travels to everyone and good luck to all our teams.

North Cost Football vs Newcastle Olympic at Coffs Coast Sport & Leisure Park on Sunday 23rd May 2021.

U13s kick off at 1:00pm

U14s kick off at 3:00pm

U15s kick off at 1:00pm

U16s kick off at 3:00pm

NPL Seniors:

Newcastle Olympic vs Weston Workers FC at Darling St Oval on Saturday 22nd May 2021.

First Grade kick off at 2:30pm

Reserve Grade kick off at 12:30pm

U18s kick off at 10:35pm

WPL:

Warners Bay FC vs Newcastle Olympic at John Street Oval on Sunday 23rd May 2021.

First Grade kick off at 3:40pm

Reserve Grade kick off at 1:40pm

U17s kick off at 12:00pm

U15s kick off at 10:30am

U13s kick off at 9:00am

Source: Tom Tsamouras

TSP: 18 Newcastle Olympic players in Cycle 1 of the NNSW TSP

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Congratulations to the following players from the Club, who  have been identified and invited to participate in Cycle 1 of Northern NSW Football’s (NNSWF) Talent Support Program (TSP).

TSP is a national program implemented by NNSWF for the most talented players to provide a best practice, high-quality training environment that supplements their existing club participation and assists players in maximising their potential.

Cycle 1

Under 12 Girls–  Mikayla Standen, Sarah Wark, Imogen Pettett

Under 12 Boys– Darcy Goodwin, Hayden Cox, Angus Gray

Under 14 Boys– Jake Goodwin, Will Harvey, Oliver Steinerts

Under 15 Girls– Danah Chapman, Isahbella Threlfo

Under 15 Boys– Giles Harrison, George Tsamouras, Nikolai Zervas, Seth Anderson

Goalkeepers Cycle 1

Girls– Sienna Williams, Ruby Field

Boys– Patrick Keating- Hewitt

Source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic too strong for Lake Macquarie City

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In cold and windy conditions Round 9 of the NPL Youth competition was played out at Darling St Oval on Saturday with Newcastle Olympic too strong in all age groups. U13s defeated the Lakes team 5-1, U14s 5-0 and U15s 6-1. There was no match in U16s as the Lake Macquarie team has withdrawn from the competition.

Newcastle Olympic NPL Youth teams head to Coffs Harbour on Sunday for Round 10.

NPL Youth:

Newcastle Olympic vs Lake Macquarie City

Under 15s Olympic won 6-1

Under 14s Olympic won 5-0

Under 13s Olympic won 5-1

NPL Seniors:

Charlestown Azzuri vs Newcastle Olympic

1st Grade – Match Abandoned at HT 1-1

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Reserve Grade Olympic won 3-1

Under 18s Olympic won 3-1

WPL:

Adamstown Rosebud vs Newcastle Olympic

1st Grade Olympic won 3-2

Goal scorers: Georgia Amess 2, Elise Manmanu-Grey

Reserve Grade Adamstown won 2-9

Under 17s Olympic won 4-2

Under 15s Adamstown won 1-3

Under 13s Adamstown won 1-4

Source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic entertain Lake Macquarie City

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Newcastle Olympic entertain Lake Macquarie City in Round 9 of the NPL Youth competition this Saturday at Darling St Oval. Under 16s will not play as the Lake Macquarie team has withdrawn from this year’s competition. In the remaining three fixtures all Olympic teams are favourite to win.

NPL Youth

Newcastle Olympic vs Lake Macquarie City FC at Darling St Oval on Saturday 15th May.

Under 16s bye

Under 15s kick off at 1.20pm

Under 14s kick off at 11.40am

Under 13s kick off at 10.00am

NPL Seniors:

Charlestown Azzurri vs Newcastle Olympic at Lisle Carr Oval on Sunday 16th May.

1st Grade kick off at 4.30pm

Reserve Grade kick off at 2.30pm

Under 18s kick off at 12.35pm

WPL:

Adamstown Rosebud vs Newcastle Olympic at LMRFF on Saturday 15th May.

1st Grade kick off at 7.00pm

Reserve Grade kick off at 5.00pm

Sunday at Adamstown Oval

Under 17s kick off at 1.30pm

Under 15s kick off at 12.00pm

Under 13s kick off at 10.30am

Source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic record 2 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss against Broadmeadow Magic

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Newcastle Olympic dominated the u14s and u15s in Round 8 of the Northern NSW Youth NPL competition against Broadmeadow Magic on Sunday. All four matches lived up to the “derby” billing with excitement, intensity, skill, and controversy.

In the u13s our team were unable to cause the upset and put an end to Broadmeadow Magic’s 100% winning record so far. U14s dominated the first half and lead 3-0 before being pegged back to 3-2! A late flurry ensured they ran out 5-2 winners. U15s continued their 100% winning record with a 4-0 win over a spirited Magic team while u16s fought out a 0-0 draw.

Next Saturday we are at home again against Lake Macquarie City.

NPL Youth:

Newcastle Olympic vs Broadmeadow Magic FC

Under 16s drew 0-0

Under 15s Olympic won 4-0

Under 14s Olympic won 5-2

Under 13s Broadmeadow won 1-5

NPL Seniors:

Newcastle Olympic vs Lambton Jaffas

1st Grade Olympic won 2-1

Goal Scorers: Jed Hornery, Jared Muller (pen)

Reserve Grade Lambton 1-3

Under 18s Lambton 2-3

WPL:

Newcastle Olympic vs Charlestown Azzurri

1st Grade Olympic won 7-2

Goal Scorers: Jemma House 3, Georgia Amess, Georgia Little, Brooke Summers and Jade McAtamney

Reserve Grade Olympic won 4-0

Under 17s Olympic won 2-1

Under 15s Olympic won 2-1

Under 13s Charlestown won 3-6

Zone League 1:

Newcastle Olympic vs Stockton Sharks

1st Grade Olympic won 4-0

Reserve Grade Olympic won 4-1

3rd Grade Olympic won 2-1

source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic take on Broadmeadow Magic at Darling St Oval

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Derby day at Darling St Oval during the 8th Round of the Northern NSW Youth NPL competition! Traditionally, matches between these two opponents have always been a derby, regardless of where both opponents sit on the points table. On Sunday spectators will have the opportunity to watch the only two remaining teams on maximum points after 7 rounds of football, the u13s Broadmeadow team and the u15s Newcastle Olympic team!

The u13s Broadmeadow team has won every game played and scored 45 goals in 7 matches, an average of 6 goals per game! Can the Newcastle Olympic team put a stop to this on Sunday? They have nothing to lose but a huge scalp to claim.

In the u14s, only two points separate league leaders Newcastle Olympic with 3rd placed Broadmeadow Magic! This promises to be a great match up between two very strong teams fighting for the premiership.

In the u15s, Newcastle Olympic are not only one of the two remaining teams on maximum points but the ONLY team to have also gone through the entire 2020 season on maximum points as well! They are 11 points ahead of Broadmeadow but on derby day this means very little. Will they continue with the 100% record or will Broadmeadow cause an upset?

In the u16s 1 point separates the first 4 teams and this indicates another very close game between two very strong and aspiring teams. The only difference between them is that Olympic have scored twice the number of goals than the Magic team.

NPL Youth:

Newcastle Olympic vs Broadmeadow Magic at Darling St Oval on Sunday 9th May 2021.

U16s kick off at 2:00pm

U15s kick off at 12:20pm

U14s kick off at 10:40am

U13s kick off at 9:00am

NPL Seniors:

Lambton Jaffas vs Newcastle Olympic at Arthur Edden Oval on Saturday 8th May 2021

First Grade kick off at 2:30pm

Reserve Grade kick off at 12:30pm

U18s kick off at 10:50am

WPL:

Newcastle Olympic vs Charlestown Azzuri at Darling St Oval on Saturday 8th May 2021

First Grade kick off at 3:40pm

Reserve Grade kick off at 1:40pm

U17s kick off at 12:00pm

U15s kick off at 10:30am

U13s kick off at 9:00am

Source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic too strong for Adamstown Rosebud

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Newcastle Olympic youth were away again to Adamstown Rosebud in Round 7 of the 2021 Northern NSW Youth NPL competition. Apart from a hick-up by our U16s who were held to a 1-1 draw the remaining three teams collected the 3 points without any difficulty.

U13s came away from Adamstown Oval with a resounding 6-0 win, U14s doubled it with a 6-1 win and U15s made it 7 wins in 7 games with a 9-0 victory.

Our attention now focuses to Broadmeadow Magic who will be visiting us at Darling St Oval on Sunday.

NPL Youth:

Adamstown Rosebud vs Newcastle Olympic

Under 16s: drew 1-1

Under 15s: Olympic won 9-0

Under 14s: Olympic won 6-1

Under 13s: Olympic won 6-0

WPL:

Maitland vs Newcastle Olympic

1st Grade: Olympic won 4-0

Goals: Jemma House 3, Laura Hall

Reserve Grade: Olympic won 6-2

Under 17s: Olympic won 6-1

Under 15s: Olympic won 5-0

Under 13s: Maitland won 2-6

Zone League 1

Olympic vs Barnsley

1st Grade: Olympic won 6-2

Reserve Grade: Olympic won 5-2

3rd Grade: Barnsley won 0-1

Source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic are away to neighboring Adamstown Rosebud

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Round 7 of the NPL Youth competition of Northern NSW has Newcastle Olympic away to Adamstown Rosebuds. In football there is a cliché “Never under-estimate your opponent”! This will be echoed by Olympic coaching staff of all four age groups this weekend.

In U13s our opponent is at the bottom of the table with no points and a goal deficit of -43 goals in 6 matches! On paper U13s Olympic are favorites to collect the 3 points but they will have to work hard for it.

In U14s Newcastle Olympic head the points table on 15 points with Adamstown Rosebuds occupying 7th spot on 7 points. Again the Olympic team are favorites on paper but again we’ll have to say “Never under-estimate your opponent”.

In U15s, Newcastle Olympic have maximum points from 6 matches to Adamstown’s zero points from as many matches. Sporting from their comfortable victory against equal league leaders Charlestown Azzuri last weekend, the U15s cannot afford to take this game lightly.

In U16s, Newcastle Olympic are in 2nd spot while Adamstown in 7th. Again the team in blue are favorite but again they need to work for the result.

NPL Youth:

Adamstown Rosebud vs Newcastle Olympic on Saturday 1st May 2021 at Adamstown Oval

U16s kick off at 2.00 pm

U15s kick off at 12.20 pm

U14s kick off at 10.40 am

U13s kick off at 9.00am

WPL:

Maitland FC vs Newcastle Olympic on Friday 30th April at Cooks Square Park

First Garde kick off 7.45 pm

Reserve Grade kick off at 6.00 pm

Maitland FC vs Newcastle Olympic on Saturday 1st May at Cooks Square Park

U17s kick off at 12.00 pm

U15s kick off at 10.30 am

U13s kick off at  9.00 am

Source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth: Newcastle Olympic record 3 wins from 4 matches over Charlestown Azzuri

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On a sunny and dry day at Darling St Oval, U13s began with a 3-1 loss to Olympic. This places them 7th in their respective age group and 8 points behind league leaders.

The U14s had little difficulty collecting all three points with an emphatic display which saw them score 4-0 and hit the woodwork half a dozen times.

The U15s had a tight first half but in the 2nd half they stepped up a gear and ran out comfortable winners by 5-1. This leaves them in 1st spot on the table and the 25th consecutive win.

Lastly, U16s had little difficulty winning 3-0 and also occupying 1st place on the points table.

NPL Youth:

Newcastle Olympic vs Charlestown Azzurri

Under 16s Olympic won 3-0

Under 15s Olympic won 5-1

Under 14s Olympic won 4-0

Under 13s Azzurri won 1-3

NPL Seniors:

Newcastle Olympic vs Lake Macquarie City FC

1st Grade Olympic won 3-2

Goal scorers: Rhys Cooper, own goal 2

Reserve Grade Olympic won 3-0

Under 18s Olympic won 11-0

 

Herald Women’s Premier League:

Newcastle Olympic vs Mid Coast

1st Grade Olympic won 6-0

Goals: Jemma House 3, Jade McAtmney 2, Keea Parish.

Reserve Grade Olympic won 6-1

Under 17s Olympic won 3-1

Under 15s Olympic won 4-0

Under 13s Mid Coast won 0-2

Zone League 1:

Newcastle Olympic vs Merewether Advance SFC

1st Grade Merewether won 1-2

Reserve Grade Olympic won 3-0

3rd Grade Olympic won 2-0

Source: Tom Tsamouras