NEWS: Week 15 Northern Hub MiniRoos' roadshow moves to Elcho Park in special Fathers' Day Event
THE Aldi MiniRoos Northern Hub roadshow this weekend moves to Elcho Park, the home of the North Geelong Warriors FC, for a special Fathers’ Day Round on Friday Night under lights.
A full set of matches will be played across the U7s, U9s and U11s age categories, while on Sunday Surf Coast FC will host the Southern Hub round of matches with all games to be held at Banyul Warri Reserve in Torquay North.
Both North Geelong and Surf Coast will be providing a full canteen facility, as is the case each week at all hosting venues.
The fixtures for Week 15 have been announced for the MiniRoos Hub which comprises all the U7s, U9s and U11s age group competitions, split between the Joeys (beginners) and Kangas (advanced) sub-leagues.
The U7s play in a 4v4 (players) format on 1/8 the size of a full pitch, the U9s play 7v7, while the U11s play 9v9 on half ground sized pitches.
It has also been confirmed that the annual Melbourne Victory Combined Hubs Gala Day will be held on Sunday September 16 at the Geelong Soccer Club.
It will be a massive day in the city’s northern suburbs with the Geelong Region Boys and Men’s Grand Finals Series being staged on the same day just up the road at Myers Reserve
The Week 15 Fixtures of the Northern Hub Fixtures are attached, while the Southern Hub Fixtures can be accessed under the Fixtures section of this website.
THE REMAINING ROUNDS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
16. Sunday September 9 - (Rangers)
17. Sunday September 16 - Melbourne Victory Gala Round (Geelong)
A couple of reminder from the Northern Hub Organisers...
- It seems that there are coaches who still are unaware of Playout zones - can all coaches have a hard-copy of the fixture and if someone is not following expected conventions show them the back of the fixture to ensure they understand some of the basic protocols we are trying to maintain.
- Could all club coaches/delegates please remind all parents/family about the NO DOGS policy
- Could all team coaches, if they are refereeing games, all have a whistle.
- A reminder that at U7 level, we need to discourage players from standing in goal and acting as a "goalkeeper"
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