George Tsamouras Football Journey

NPL Youth Finals – Week1:

Saturday 14/11/2020 at Rockwell Automation Park

U13s 2v3 Newcastle Olympic vs Broadmeadow Magic kick off at 8:00am
U15s 2v3 Newcastle Olympic vs Lambton Jaffas kick off at 2:00pm

Saturday 14/11/2020 at LMRFF  Speers Point
U18s 1v4 Newcastle Olympic vs Broadmeadow Magic kick off at 5:45pm at Field 1.

Sunday 15/11/2020 at Darling St Oval

U14s 1v4 Newcastle Olympic vs Adamstown Rosebud FC kick off at 8:00am
U16s 1v4 Newcastle Olympic vs Adamstown Rosebud FC kick off at 2:00pm

source: Tom Tsamouras

NPL Youth Finals – Week1:

Saturday 14/11/2020 at Rockwell Automation Park

U13s 2v3 Newcastle Olympic vs Broadmeadow Magic kick off at 8:00am

U15s 2v3 Newcastle Olympic vs Lambton Jaffas kick off at 2:00pm 

Sunday 15/11/2020 at Darling St Oval

U14s 1v4 Newcastle Olympic vs Adamstown Rosebud FC kick off at 8:00am

U16s 1v4 Newcastle Olympic vs Adamstown Rosebud FC kick off at 2:00pm

Sunday 15/11/2020 at LMRFF  Speers Point

U18s 1v4 Newcastle Olympic vs Broadmeadow Magic kick off at 5:45pm at Field 1.

Please note some grades have been reordered to accommodate travelling teams playing in specific time slots.

Further detail will be provided to clubs throughout the week surrounding these matches. NNSWF will continue to monitor the forecasted temperatures & advise a contingency plan if required.

source: Tom Tsamouras

Newcastle Olympic added another Premiership to its 2020 tally after the U14s team completed the season by winning EVERY game! The total is 4 Premierships (U14s, U16s, U18s, and Reserve Grade) from a total of 7!

U13s and U15s have ended the season in 2^nd spot on their respective points tables and all four teams will compete in the Finals series next week!

NPL U18s Round 18:

Lake Macquarie – Newcastle Olympic 0-0

NPL Youth Round 22:

Newcastle Olympic vs Charlestown Azzuri

Under 16s drew 3-3

Under 15s Olympic won 3-2

Under 14s Olympic won 2-1

Under 13s Olympic won 8-2

Source: Tom Tsamouras

Congratulations to U14s Newcastle Olympic on winning the 2020 Premiership of NNSW. Congratulations to the players, coaching staff, parents, sponsors, administrators and volunteers.

The U14s team won their Premiership in style being victorious in EVERY match played. Good luck in tomorrow’s last game of the season and in the Finals series which begins next week.

Newcastle Olympic have won 4 NPL Premierships (u14s, u16s, u18s, Reserve Garde) in 2020 out of a possible 7!

source: Tom Tsamouras

Newcastle Olympic take on Charlestown Azzuri in the last round of the season and are poised to win another premiership with the U14s team. After winning EVERY game of the season so far, U14s can secure the Premiership with a win, a draw or even a loss!

Meanwhile U18s Premiers finish their regular season with an away trip to Lake Macquarie.

NPL SENIORS:

Lake Macquarie vs Newcastle Olympic kick off at 5:00pm at Macquarie Field on Sunday 8th November

NPL Youth:

Round 22 Newcastle Olympic vs Charlestown Azzuri at Darling St Oval on Sunday 8th November.

U16s kick off at 3:00pm

U15s kick off at 1:00pm

U14s kick off at 11:00am

U13s kick off at 9:00am

Source: Tom Tsamouras

A 2-2 draw away to Edgeworth on Saturday was enough for our u18s to secure the NNSW 2020 Premiership! Reserve Grade didn’t have the same luck in the Preliminary Final and were eliminated from the Grand Final.

NPL Reserve Grade – Preliminary Final:

Broadmeadow Magic vs Newcastle Olympic 3-1

Under 18s – Round 17:

Edgeworth vs Newcastle Olympic 2-2

Congratulations to all the players, coaches, sponsors, administrators and volunteers on winning the 2020 U18s NPL NNSW Premiership.

NPL Youth – Round 21

North Coast vs Newcastle Olympic

U16s Olympic won 3-2

U15s Olympic won 6-2

U14s Olympic won 8-0

U13s Olympic won 14-1

SAP:

U9s, U10s, and U11s SAP teams played their final round of the season over the weekend against Maitland, Adamstown and Charlestown.

It has been a fantastic season for our teams and next year promises to be just as good. Congratulations to all the players, coaches, parents, sponsors, administrators and volunteers. It has been a very long season and everyone is due for a well earned rest.

Source: Tom Tsamouras

Newcastle Olympic Reserve Grade play Broadmeadow Magic on Sunday for a place in the Grand Final while our U18s and U14s edge closer to winning the Premiership in their respective age groups.

NPL:

Reserve Grade:

Broadmeadow Magic vs Newcastle Olympic kick off 1245PM at Magic Park on Sunday 1^st November

U18s : Round 17

Newcastle Olympic vs Edgeworth kick off 3:30PM at LMRFF on Saturday 31^st October

With the last game next week, our U18s are leading the comp by 6 points, with a plus 17 goal difference, so they are just about there! Congratulations to all the players and coaching staff.

NPL YOUTH: Round 21

In the 2^nd last game of the season our U14s are poised to win the Premiership with a win at Coffs Harbour one week after our U16s claimed the Premiership in their age group too!

North Coast vs Newcastle Olympic at Forsyth Park, Coffs Harbour on Sunday 1^st November

U16s kick off at  3:00PM

U15s kick off at  1:00PM

U14s kick off at  3:00PM

U13s kick off at  1:00PM

SAP: Round 18

U9s Blue kick off at 9:30AM at Cook Square Park vs Maitland, on Saturday 31^st  October.

U9s White kick off at 9:30AM at Cook Square Park vs Maitland, on Saturday 31^st  October.

U10s White kick off at 11:00PM at Cook Square Park vs Maitland, on Saturday 31^st  October.

U10s Blue kick off at 11:00PM at Cook Square Park vs Maitland, on Saturday 31^st  October.

U11s White kick off at 9:00PM at Darling St Oval vs Adamstown on Saturday 31^st  October.

U11s Blue kick off at 9:00PM at Darling St Oval vs Charlestown on Saturday 31^st  October.

Source: Tom Tsamouras

Congratulations to the following Newcastle Olympic WPL players that  have been invited into the 1st identification camp to be conducted at the Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility from the 13th – 15th November.

This camp is the first step in selecting players to ultimately represent NNSWF in the 14’s and 15’s age groups at the 2021 FFA National Youth Championships.

Players have been identified following a nomination process from Premier Club and Member Zone Technical Directors and also through a thorough match assessment process conducted by NNSWF Talent ID Coaches through WPL, NPL Youth and NL1 competitions throughout 2020.

We wish the girls all the best in the camp, and wish them all the best in the Final Selection process.

NOFC Identified players eligible for U14’s in 2021

Makenna Fry

NOFC Identified players eligible for U15’s in 2021

Elivienne Acland

Isabella Caccamo

Danah Chapman

Jayda Farmer

Tori Johnson

Hannah Ledwidge

Ava McGann

Jasmin Thompson

Isahbella Threlfo

Sienna Williams

source: Tom Tsamouras

Congratulations to u16s Newcastle Olympic who secured the Premiership in their age group.

Congratulations to the players, coaching staff and parents.

Good luck in the upcoming Finals series.

Source: Tom Tsamouras

Newcastle Olympic has become the first club to be crowned Club Champions in both Women’s and Men’s football in the same year.

Fresh from winning the Herald WPL Premiership and Grand Final a week ago, Olympic have secured their 10th Men’s Club Championship, with 5 of those in the 7 years of the NPL era.

In winning this unique ‘double’, Newcastle Olympic has today reinforced its position as the leading all-round club in Northern NSW. The Club Championship aggregates the performance of club teams through all 7 men’s and 4 women’s premier competitions from 1st Grade through to the youth grades. It is a demonstration of strength across the whole club.

“To be the first club to win both women’s and men’s Club Championships in the same season, to have all of our premier teams in the finals series, is a fantastically proud achievement for Olympic”. said Mr Sofianos.

“The key word here is ‘Club’. This involves a commitment by everyone at our club that goes well beyond one team. It requires a high level of excellence across all our eleven premier senior and youth women’s and men’s teams.” said Club President George Sofianos.

“From the day we committed to entering the WPL, our focus has been on building ‘One Club’ – women, men, girls and boys. From first grade through to youth grades. While we are obviously thrilled at winning these premierships and championships, what is even more important is that we have integrated everyone into the one premier club.” said Club President George Sofianos.

source: Tom Tsamouras