Seaforth FC - Ladies News and Information

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27/07/07: Ladies Coaches/Managers 2007

07/05/07: Football NSW Women's Newsletter

24/02/07: Ladies Team Lists
09/02/07: Wanted Womens Over 35 Players
08/02/07: February Ladies News
07/02/07: Under 10's Ladies News

25/10/06: Ladies Goalkeeper Required

11/09/06: Nine SFC Girls selected for Dev Squad
06/09/06: Ladies Finals

24/05/06: Ladies Powder Room - May 2006
05/04/06: Ladies Powder Room - April 2006

17/03/06: 2006 Ladies Team Lists - update
22/02/06: Womens Sport Leadership Grants
14/02/06: Under 10's Ladies News
14/02/06: Women's Under 10 Nine-Side
09/02/06: Welcome to the Ladies section

27th July 2007
Ladies Coaches/Managers 2007

There is now a 'Contacts' list on the website for all SFC Ladies Coaches and Managers 2007.

Click on the following link to view: Ladies Coaches/Managers 2007

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

7th May 2007
Football NSW Women's Newsletter

The Football NSW Women's Newsletter for May 2007 is now available on the website.

Click on the following link to download: Documents

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

24th February 2007
Ladies Team Lists

2007 Team Lists are now available on the website.

Click on the following link to view: Ladies Team Lists

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

9th February 2007
Wanted Womens Over 35 Players

Seaforth FC is currently in search for Ladies to make up an Over 35 team this year.

If you are interested to come along and have some fun. Please contact Rhonda MacKeller on 9949 7069

Richard Wright
President
Seaforth FC

8th February 2007
February Ladies News

Ladies Soccer News – February 2007

Welcome to the 2007 soccer season. We had a very successful year in 2006 with 7 teams making an appearance on Finals day. Most importantly, everyone had fun, improved their skills and enjoyed being that little bit fitter.

The under 10's girls competition in 2006 brought the opportunity for a new players to have an introduction to Sunday Soccer. This competition is for any girls between 9 and 10 years old and is a fantastic introduction. We will have 3 or 4 teams this year in the U10's, as well as 4 or 5 x U12's, at least 3 x U14's, 2 x U16's, 2 x U18's and 2 or 3 x Open Age teams. There is a place at Seaforth for any female wanting to play Soccer, irregardless of skill levels. In this regard we are hoping to form an Over 35's Ladies Team. There are several mum's interested and we need to know if more are interested. We have a Coach & Manager, just need some thirsty, fun loving Ladies to complete the picture. Call me if you are interested.

The following grading days should be attended by all players:

Age	Division	Grading Days	Where & When
Under 10	n/a	Thursday 15 February	Seaforth Oval at 5pm – 6pm
Under 12	ALL	Sunday 18 February	Seaforth Oval at 4pm – 6pm
Under 14	ALL	Friday 16 February	Seaforth Oval at 5pm – 7pm
Under 16	ALL	Wednesday 21 February	Seaforth Oval at 7pm - 9pm
Under 18	ALL	Wednesday 21 February	Seaforth Oval at 7pm – 9pm
Open	ALL	Wednesday 21 February	Seaforth Oval at 7pm – 9pm
Call – Back	As r’qd	Thursday 22 February	Seaforth Oval at 5pm – 6:30pm

The process for forming teams is as follows:

Players registration ends 10 Feb 2007.

Players are sorted into age groups. This takes a week.

Players turn up for TRIALS/GRADING as detailed above.

Players are formed into teams based on SKILL LEVELS, PAST TEAMS and lastly, FRIENDSHIPS.

Your MANAGER or COACH will contact each player to notify training days and times as soon as possible after grading, but expect at least a weeks delay.

Continually check our WEB site for NEW information. There is a lot of work getting teams organised and the less phone calls the better.

Please get together with your friends from school or work and encourage them to come out and have a tremendous time through winter, playing a game that is so much fun as well as bonding with your team mates, forming new friendships and staying fit & healthy.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: When does the competition start?
- Sunday 31st March or after Easter. (to be confirmed by MWFA).

Q: What time do we play?
- All ages games are played on Sundays. Times vary from 8.30am to 3.00pm with younger teams starting earliest and open age usually start from 1pm through to 3.00pm.

Q: When does training commence?
- Depending on the coach, (volunteers needed), training will commence mid March.
We have lights at Manly West Oval (off Quirk Rd.) and Balgowlah Rd for our Ladies teams.

WE NEED COACHES AND MANAGERS.

There is a huge increase in the number of Ladies playing Soccer each year. Whilst this is wonderful for the game and our community, it places more demands on the Committee that are already very busy with the usual preparations for the season.

YOUR ASSISTANCE IS SOUGHT !!

I can’t begin to tell you the benefits and rewards of putting back into your community the same efforts that were put in when you were playing Junior sport. The players and parents you meet are generally the best people and most appreciative of your efforts. Life-long friendships are established and you will always be rewarded for helping your fellow citizens.

The increase in Teams will see our tremendous Ladies Teams’ volunteers struggling with the increased demands for Managers, Coaches and Assisstants.

IF YOU THINK YOU CAN HELP OUT, PLEASE CONTACT ON THE NUMBERS BELOW:

FOR ALL INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT CHRIS GOODMANSON:
Ph: (H) 9400 2455 (MOB) 0418 699 552
Email: chris_goodmanson@pittwater.nsw.gov.au

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

7th February 2007
Under 10's Ladies News

Welcome to the 2007 soccer season

This year brings the continuation of the very successful U10's girls competition (see details below). Please read the details so that you are familiar with the Rules and Format of the Season ahead.
This competition is for any girls between 9 & 10 years old only, to play on Sundays.

There are enough players registered for us to form a few Teams of 10 players in each group. This does not allow for players to be away during the Season and we hope all parents realise the impact abscences can have on a Team and try and minimise these occurrences. Ideally each team will have 12 players. Late Rego's may come in and this will solve any problem.

The process for forming teams is as follows:
* Players turn up for TRIALS/GRADING on Thursday 15th Feb. 5pm - 6:00pm, Seaforth Oval.
* Players are formed into teams based on SKILL LEVELS and FRIENDSHIPS.
* Your MANAGER or COACH will contact each parent/player to notify training day and times approximately one week after grading.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: When does the competition start?
Sunday March 31st 2007 or after Easter

Q: What time do we play?
All ages games are played on Sundays. Times vary from 8.30am to 11:30am. I believe the Association will schedule matches at 1 or 2 Ovals and teams will play after each other, so times will vary.

Q: When does training commence?
Depending on the coach's availability, training should commence early March and probably Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursdays from 4pm. We can't meet everybody's schedules but will do our best to "fit in".

We may still need 1 more coach, at time of printing, and 1 Manager

The position description for Manager is no different from being a mother. You need to be an organiser, fun loving, tolerant, miracle worker, communications expert and able to manage a multitude of tasks. Seriously, the job is very rewarding if you are able to give the time.
The Coach will have to be committed and be able to teach skills and ensure the team has so much fun they will WANT TO come to training.

FOR ALL INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT CHRIS GOODMANSON:
Ph: (H) 9400 2455 (MOB) 0418 699 552
Email: chris_goodmanson@pittwater.nsw.gov.au

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

25th October 2006
Ladies Goalkeeper Required

Seaforth Football Club U16 Division 1 Ladies side requires a goalkeeper to join this very successful side for the 2007 season.

The side has represented the Club at Champion of Champions and has a very successful record within the MWFA.

If you would like to join the side

please contact either:
coach Joe George: 0403 46692
or Sharon Egger, Coaching Director:
0421 475840

11th September 2006
Nine SFC Girls selected for Dev Squad

The following 9 Seaforth FC players have been chosen in the Girls Under 11 Manly United FC Development Squad:

Ella Farley
Jessica Fowler
Taylah Jones
Madeline Kilpatrick
Alexandra Miller
Tara Murphy
Isabella Rudolph
Lauren Summerfield
Rachael Waller

Congratulations to the above mentioned girls, a great effort
- all at Seaforth FC are very proud of your achievement.

Richard Wright
President
Seaforth FC

6th September 2006
Ladies Finals

A great day for Seaforth on Sunday 27th August.
From the 13 Competetive teams in Ladies, we had 10 get into top four and one eliminated on For & Against. The 9 teams then went on to Semi Finals and 7 teams got through. This justifies our grading system and also the level of coaching skills/education Sharon is bringing to the Club.

I was not able to view all the games due to time conflicts, so here is a brief summary of the Finals:-

LA 12/2B - Scraped thru' on tenacity and steady results thru' the season. Played an oversized and bigger opponent. Once again Mosman able to field Div 2 teams but no Div 1 teams. Mosman's power gave them a 1 goal lead, but Seaforth spirit soon had them on backfoot and a few raids went unrewarded. Both teams went at it for the full 60 minutes, but the early goal stuck. Mosman won 1 nil.

LA 12/3 - Digby's doers. A great game with Seaforth peppering the Avalon goal early. It then went belly up somehow as Avalon seized the initiative and hammered Seaforth goal area. Great goalkeeping kept the scores Nil all. There must have been some nervous coach and managers as they entered the field for stage 2. A very tight half, however Seaforth determination won thru' and a great goal to Seaforth and a looooong wait for the Final whistle saw Seaforth win 1 nil.

LA 14/1 - What a game. The skill level was as high as I have ever seen and how Seaforth aren't the Champions will always be a mystery. From one end to the other, the passing, control, tackling was Premier League quality. Seaforth was the best team and I had to leave at half time with Seaforth clearly the better team. Soccer can be cruel and I was shocked to hear that Beacon Hill, who are also an exceptional team, had prevailed 1 Nil.

LA16/2 - a game I missed due to other games. Two very good teams at each other hammer and tongs for 60 odd minutes. No one could get that elusive goal in time or extra time. Result - Joint Premiers. A great foundation for our 16's and 18's next year.

LA18/2 - we was "done over" again by another Club's abuse of the rules. Despite the emails from MWFA stating the "spirit of the game regarding subs". Forest Killarney turned up with three LA 16/1 players as subs. These girls were good and were the difference, We went down 5-1 but not disgraced. Some teams can live with their decisions, but I couldn't.

LA 4 - ALL STARS. The original team with a core group of 5 have now put in 10 years. One is now a Matilda, so the gene pool is good. What a game. Came from 4th, knocked of the leaders and played 2nd in the Final. A tough game, from one end to the other. After 110 minutes we had seen two goals from Avalon disallowed, two sitters from Seaforth pushed wide and an Avalon penalty right in the box was saved. We went to penalties. Having the hindsight of having a loss in a previous shoot out (2000), we sorted ourselves very quickly, got girls focussed and then put 4 in the net whilst Avalon were subjected to 3 of the best saves ever. Result - WIN on penalties.

LA2 - I didn't get to see much of this game, but what I saw was pretty impressive. For the Ladies to go 3 nil against quality opposition was pretty special. To see them passing and heading was truly brilliant. They played with an intensity that sat Manly Vale on their backsides and reinforces that you can't ever take a Seaforth team as beaten. Well done Sharon and the Ladies.

There we have it, 4 Gold Medals, and a damn good effort from Coaches, Managers and Players. A Special thanks to our tireless Committee members who turned up early Sundays to help Dave and I do nets, canteen etc. Impossible to have done it without your support and good to know we contributed a few thousand canteen dollars.

Cheers
Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

24th May 2006
Ladies Powder Room - April 2006

"FROM THE LADIES POWDER ROOM"
Welcome to all Seaforth players and supporters. This is my first opportunity to go to print after a very disruptive start to the season. The MWFA were, as always, consistent in the timing and impact of their decisions. Maximum impact and little acknowledgement of the impact on the poor players affected by the decisions.

Despite this, Seaforth have 16 Ladies teams this year and the popularity of Ladies Soccer is increasing by 15% each year. We have created a monster for parents as the girls LOVE their soccer so much, or is it the chatter that goes on at training? It's not uncommon for players to try and sub for other teams so that they get 2 or 3 games on the weekend.

A special thanx to Coaches and Managers who have coped with the changes and kept Parents and Players motivated. A reminder to all players that it is YOUR responsibility to ensure your Coach is aware of absences from Training or Games. You let your team and the Club down by not informing anyone in time to arrange a replacement.

Another sore point is Players not getting to training and matches on time. Coaches give up a tremendous amount of time. Players should understand this and ensure you show support. Managers are also going to a lot of trouble to ensure your games are trouble free, so next time you see them, make sure you thank them for their efforts. Get to games ½ hour before kick-off.

WET WEATHER:- The seasons are getting weirder, or is it just me and old age? Please ensure you check the weather line for training and match confirmation. Managers are unable to notify everyone and it is the PLAYER'S RESPONSIBILITY to check for training and game times each week. For Manly, phone weather line 9976 1699 and observe the instructions.

TEAM NEWS
U10 Champs, Starlets & Devils:- these teams are Winners. Sweeping all before them and ensuring Seaforth "gene pool" is as strong as ever.

The U12/1 are doing it tough. After last week's loss to the top team, 1 - Nil, I saw a team that was unlucky to lose but also capable of some good results with a bit of luck. Keep up the spirit and results will turn around.

The U12/2 A & B teams are 2nd & 4th. Both teams are talented and will be great to see them both in the Finals.

U12/3's are 2nd and super-coach, Digby, is as chuffed as any of the parents. Murray O is ecstatic.

U12/4's coached by Stix (who also coaches 2 other teams) are running 1st and look the goods for a Grand Final appearance. A very well drilled and exciting outfit.

Our U14/1 "All Stars" are starting to hit their straps. Some HUUUGE results see them in Top spot and maybe on the road to C of C's, provided not too many 8:30games !!

The U14/1B's are just the best team. Happy & talented, they are struggling in Div 1 but are anything but losers. Every game is so good to watch as they play their hearts out, seeking that elusive win. Keep it up girls, you are a credit to Seaforth FC.

U14/2's have blossomed under the tutelage of Ian & Fred. Results see them move up to 3rd spot.

Our U16/2's with Maurice at the helm are looking dangerous. With a combination of good players, triers and team players, Maurice has melded a lovely, competitive group of players.

The U16/3's are giving me heartburn. Far better than their results to date, a poor attendance at training and some games has cost them heaps. Let's hope everyone is on board now and ready to play out the season.

Our U18's are struggling to match the top teams but are well in the race for honours when the comp. is split in June. Charlie. Mark and Keith make up a great Coaching/Management team. The girls are great and it is just a matter of belief and they will shock any team above them.

The Open 4's have creeped up to 1st after some great goal-a-thons in their last 2 matches. Blessed with talent, the lure of late nights, free booze and partying means they can run hot & cold. Thank God we have Stix coaching and keeping them focussed.

Finally, our Open 2 team are running 4th, but are capable of more. Some close results haven't helped, however this is a very skilled team and will be there when the Final's whistles blow at Cromer in August.

Don't forget your canteen duties and look forward to catching up with you all at the various games.

Cheers
Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

5th April 2006
Ladies Powder Room - April 2006

"FROM THE LADIES POWDER ROOM"
Welcome to another great addition to the Seaforth Soccer Newsletter. This flows on from last year's witty reports on Ladies Soccer News. Anyone with news or items about Ladies Soccer can now have it reported so that all the other Seaforth teams know about us.

Our competition commenced on Sunday 2nd with 16 teams entered in the Ladies comp. This is a great indication of the Club's growing stature as a Soccer force. We now have 3 x U10 teams, 5 dynamic U12 teams,3 talented U14's struggling with a Grading stuff-up, 2 new U16's, an exciting U18 team, all well supported by two Open teams, 2's & 4's who are mainly girls who have played together from U14's.

Not every team won last Sunday although, by all reports, I missed some dynamic soccer and some "pretty-to-watch" goals.

The U10 teams all went well. Unfortunately, Avalon didn't front up for the Starlets game. With most teams improving on their first week's efforts the year looks good for these future stars.

The U12's teams are going well with only the 12/1's struggling to find their rhythm. Coach Jody has them running around in the right direction, they now just have to get an elusive win under their belts. All the other games seemed to be real team efforts with everyone supporting each other.

The U14/1 Reds's are experiencing the trials & tribulations of poor, no, make that a disgraceful, grading decision. Other teams will think they are playing some easybeats, however they are not used to the Seaforth spirit and will find our defence and tenacity very hard to penetrate. The 14/1 All Stars and 14/2 Blues are killing 'em and are setting the standard for other teams this year.

The U16/2's are going well under Maurice's energetic coaching and will be a force to come. Our 16/3's are coming up from U14's and may struggle to get going for a couple of games. This is too good a team to lose too many games and the girls will only get stronger. The guest Coach this week will thrill them with tricks and skills that will leave the opposition gasping!

The Open Div 2Ladies got off to a good start, but stumbled with a 2-2 draw. There is a story here although I'm not going to be the one to start it !! The Open 4's are getting their act together and Coach Stix is full of confidence. Missed goals didn't affect the result, but the net is there to stop balls, so let's give the net a workout next week. This team is developing rapidly & an injection of new players is going to see them an extremely competitive outfit.

I'll sign out now that you have some background. I will mention that being on the sideline was very exciting and many thanks to the parents & friends for your support and good-spirited barracking. It sets a standard that all Clubs should use as a Benchmark. Even the other teams got acknowledged for good play ! Well done.

BARBECUE/CANTEEN DUTIES & NET ROSTER: - A Two Week roster has been developed and distributed to Managers. We rely on the Canteen as a pre-requisite for getting Sunday games at Seaforth. Please don't let the Club or your team down by missing your Roster. Nets are usually allocated to the team playing first on that field on the day.

Don't forget to let us know if you have any gossip or items of interest for the Ladies column.

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

17th March 2006
2006 Ladies Team Lists

Below are updated links for 2006 Ladies Teams Lists:

Open/U18/U16/U14
U10/U12

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

22nd February 2006
Womens Sport Leadership Grants

The Women's Sport Leaders Scholarship Program gives women the skills and confidence to succeed in their sport - on boards, as decision-makers and as coaches and officials.

If you're a paid or volunteer coach, official or administrator, this scholarship program gives you the training and support to make a big difference in your sport.

Sports Management and Leadership Scholarship
- 4 to 5 day training program to assist women at all levels of sports administration.

International Travel Scholarship
- $3,000 to attend an overseas conference, event or training program.

Coach and Official Development
- $500 to further your coaching or officiating qualifications.

What past winners say:
"I now have wonderful resources to go and achieve what I want and my club will benefit."
"I learnt that I can succeed in a male dominated organisation and get more girls involved."
"Fun, friendly learning environment – and I made friends who share my passion for sport."

All sports. All backgrounds.
Don't miss out. Applications close soon.

For application forms & information, phone 13 13 02 or visit www.dsr.gov.nsw.au

The Guidelines & Application form is available below to download:
- to download: right click on file & choose 'Save Target As'

Application Guidelines Womens Leadership 2006
pdf file (Acrobat Reader req'd), 62.2kb

Richard Wright
President
Seaforth FC

14th February 2006
Under 10's Ladies News

Welcome to the 2006 soccer season

This year brings the continuation of the very successful U10's girls competition (see details below). Please read the details so that you are familiar with the Rules and Format of the Season ahead.
This competition is for any girls between 9 & 10 years old only, to play on Sundays.

There are enough players registered for us to form a few Teams of 10 players in each group. This does not allow for players to be away during the Season and we hope all parents realise the impact abscences can have on a Team and try and minimise these occurrences. Ideally each team will have 12 players. Late Rego's may come in and this will solve any problem.

The process for forming teams is as follows:
* Players turn up for TRIALS/GRADING on Thursday 16th Feb. 5pm - 6:30pm, Seaforth Oval.
* Players are formed into teams based on SKILL LEVELS and FRIENDSHIPS.
* Your MANAGER or COACH will contact each parent/player to notify training day and times approximately one week after grading.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: When does the competition start?
Sunday 2nd April 2006

Q: What time do we play?
All ages games are played on Sundays. Times vary from 8.30am to 11:30am. I believe the Association will schedule matches at 1 or 2 Ovals and teams will play after each other, so times will vary.

Q: When does training commence?
Depending on the coach's availability, training should commence early March and probably Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursdays from 5pm to 6pm. We can't meet everybody's schedules but will do our best to "fit in".

We need One more coach, at time of printing, and 1 Manager

14th February 2006
Women's Under 10 Nine-Side

The Women's Under 10 age group represents a transition from mixed mini-soccer to regular, all-female soccer played on a full-size field as well as potentially an entry point to soccer from other sports. A large number of new underage female players start the game in the Under 12 and start on a full sized field never having played before. The aim is to have a transition stage for these players to learn the game before transitioning to a full sized field. This may also provide a way to capture young girls to the sport who may wish to start at a younger age but may not wish to play alongside boys. It would also allow the girls who did wish to play in the Mixed Saturday Competition also to play in an All-girl Sunday Competition.

The change is to allow for an Under 10 Girls Nine-a-Side group on a Sunday Morning, played on available three quarter sized pitches and along the same rules as the current Saturday Morning Mixed Competition. The structure of the competition is identical to the based on the current Under 9 Age group structure with some minor modifications, ie the use of a size 4 ball and 25-minute halves, mainly because the Competition is aimed at 9 and 10 year olds, rather than 8 and 9 year olds.

(1) Clubs must indicate the strength of the teams being submitted, and the same grading rules apply as for the Under 9 Saturday Age Group. The MWSA and Clubs will divide teams into groups with generalised gradings as per the Under Nine Saturday Age group.
(2) Players must be Under 10 years of age at the start of the current football year. I D Cards will not be required, except for players that will participate as Borrowed Players in Older Age Groups. It will be left to the integrity of Clubs not to use unnecessarily higher grade players in other grades (Refer B 13).
(3) Each team must nominate at least one responsible person to attend a lecture on the Laws of the Game as applied to this age group. A Card will be issued to each person attending such lectures. The equivalent Rules in Section B 15 (b) apply to the appointment of the referees to Under Nine games.
(4) Playing Format:
(a) Teams within each group will play other teams from the same group during the season in a Round-Robin Format. The MC shall determine the dates of the games but the number of games does not have to be complete Round-Robins.
(b) Cancelled and unplayed games will not be rescheduled.
(c) Subject to the size of the competition, each team may participate in a Gala Day at the end of the season, usually on the week before Junior Finals. The format of the Gala Day and the method of allocation of teams to select Gala Days will be determined by the MC at the start of the season. The Gala Days may be competitive. All players will receive a memento of their participation in the Gala Day and no Perpetual Trophies will be awarded.
(d) No competition structure shall be kept. No results from the Round-Robin will be kept recorded except as required to determine the participation in the Gala Days. No results will be officially published.
(vii) Games are played on Sundays and will have the same times as the Under 9 Saturday Age Group: 8.30 - 9.25; 9.30 - 10. 25; 10.30 - 11.25; 11.30 - 12.25.

(viii) Specific Alterations to the Laws of the Game, in context of the above:
Law i - Field Dimensions
MWSA fields allocated for the Saturday Morning Under 9 Age Groups will be used.

Law ii - Size 4 Ball to be used.

Law iii - Number of Players - Nine (9). Unlimited substitutions shall be allowed. Substitutions will be made from the half-way line at any time, ie probably during play, provided the substituted players leave the field first at the half-way line.

Law vii - Duration of the Game - 2 X 25 minute halves, with a five-minute break between.

Law xii - Fouls and Misconduct
Only Indirect Free Kicks will be awarded. Opposing players must retreat 10 metres from the ball.

Law xiv - Free Kicks
All Free Kicks will be Indirect, with no Free Kick closer than 10 metres from the opponents' goal.

Law xvi - Goal Kick
The Goal Kick may be taken from any position within the Penalty Area and no opposing player may be closer than 10 metres from the ball.

Law xvii - Corner Kick
The Corner Kick will be taken on the Goal Line between the edge of the Penalty Area and the Corner and no opposing player may be closer than 10 metres from the ball.

All Other Laws - as per Referee's Chart

Chris Goodmanson
Ladies Regr/Coord:
Seaforth FC

9th February 2006
Welcome to the Ladies section

Welcome to the Ladies section of the Seaforth FC website. In this area we will have all information concerning women's football, juniors & seniors.

Your contributions are most welcome, if you have an article or info that should appear here, please contact Richard Wright, email: lindawright@optusnet.com.au

Richard Wright
President
Seaforth FC