No footy this weekend
As expected, all games this weekend are off due to poor weather conditions. The draw will be updated this weekend to reflect the shifting games. Stay dry and toasty and enjoy your lay-in!
2010 Season News Archive
Round 8 redux
The fields have been updated on the draw for our Round 8 catch-up this weekend with only a couple of minor changes to where teams are playing. The weather looks like it’ll be messy for the rest of the week which may still lead to another washout.
Washout!
Due to the ground conditions, all matches are to be postponed until 24 July.
Round 8 fields updated
The remaining fields have been allocated for tomorrow. Please check the draw for the latest updates. There’s a minor amendment to the play-off schedule. The winner of game 1 and 2 will now play the winner of 3 and 4 rather than face each other. In theory,
Round 8 Draw Posted
The results are in and the first round of play-offs for division 2 and 3 has been posted. For the curious few who would like to see how this draw is calculated, click here to view the formula used. We also have an amendment to the table
The Barbarians Cometh
Division 2 and 3 have now completed their initial draw. Over the next 3 rounds teams will be playing off against each other, based on where they are positioned on the table. Bear in mind, the result of these ‘play-offs’ is still dependant on your team’s total
Late R7 Update
Just a note that we’ve had two late cancellations for tomorrow. A chance to remind us all to check the draw last minute to catch any late changes.
Round 7 Fields allocated
All playing fields for this weekend have now been added to the draw. It should be a fine, but frosty start to the weekend – ideal for stretching your legs on the pitch. Best of luck to all playing this weekend!
Round 6 fields added
Field assignments for this weekend have now been update. Templeton, Lyttelton and Nunweek Park have also been added to the Playing Fields page to provide you all with easy directions. Best of luck to all!
Mid-season round-up
Welcome to the half-way point of the 2010 season. There’ll be a few tired faces on the pitch over the next few weeks as the World Cup draws keen fans from their slumber to watch the games live from South Africa. I admit – my TV was