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SOUTHERN CROSS 2009 SYDNEY - RESULTS

Posted on 14th April 2009


Congratulations to Northern NSW being official champions of the 35th Southern Cross Shield. The weekend was very exciting and Deaf Football Australia gained exposure to the wider community throughout Australia via SBS television show - The World Game.


Many thanks to those who officiated, and helped during the weekend long tournament. The 36th Southern Cross Shield (2010) will be hosted by Victoria, with details yet to be confirmed.


Congratulations to the following for achieving the best player for the tournament.


VICTORIA: Mohammed Aber

NSW: Christopher Vassilopoulos

QLD: Brad Schofield

NNSW: Mark Davis

NSW Women’s: Larissa Monkerud


Congratulations to Mohammed Aber (VIC) for winning the Best Australian Player.




Deaf Football Australia Archive List


Archives are available for viewing, please click on the links below to read past news.


25/05/11 - Southern Cross 2011 Results

29/04/11 - Asia Pacific 2011 Diary

08/01/11 - Australia Deaf vs Marconi Under 20s

27/04/10 - Southern Cross 2010 Results

26/07/09 - Australia vs Ghana match held at Belmore Sports Stadium

14/04/09 - Southern Cross 2009 Results

22/09/08 - MP Ninos Khoshaba’s Address in NSW Parliament

22/09/08 - Invitational Games of the Deaf - Taipei 2008

Deaf Football Australia Archive News

RECENT RESULTS


Australia 3 - 2 India

AUS: Alex Straub (2), Joshua Doe (1)

IND: Unknown (2)


Australia 0 - 2 Uzbekistan

AUS: Nil

UZB: unknown (2)


Australia 4 - 0 India

AUS: Jamie Flanagan (1), Mark Davies (2), Joshua Doe (1)

IND: Nil


Australia 1 - 4 Iran

AUS: Jamie Flanagan (1)

IRA: unknown (4)


Australia 0 - 2 Thailand

AUS: Nil

THAI: unknown (2)


Australia 2 - 0 Orange Waratah

AUS: Mark Davies (1), Fayaz Meghani (1)

Orange: Nil


Australia 0 - 3 Marconi Stallions (U/20)

AUS: Nil

MAR: unknown (3)


Australia 8 - 3 Ghana

AUS: Mark Davies (4), Shane Marr (3), Jamie Flanagan (1)

GHA: Andrews Wirekoh (1) Unknown (2)