Deaf Football Australia Archive News
RECENT RESULTS
AUSTRALIA 8 - 3 GHANA
AUS: Mark Davies (4), Shane Marr (3), Jamie Flanagan (1)
GHA: Andrews Wirekoh (1) Unknown (2)
AUSTRALIA 0 - 8 IRAN
AUS: Nil
IRA: unknown (8)
AUSTRALIA 0 - 3 THAILAND
AUS: Nil
IRA: unknown (3)
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VICTORIA WINS SOUTHERN CROSS SHIELD 2010 - hosted in Melbourne, Victoria.
Posted on 27th April 2010
Congratulations to the Mens and Womens Squad of Victoria, winning the Southern Cross Shield at John Cain Memorial Park in Melbourne. Below are the results for both Mens and Womens matches on the weekend,
Friday 23 April
6.30pm Women - Victoria vs New South Wales 9 - 2
8.30pm Men - Victoria vs Central Coast 1- 0
Saturday 24 April
12.00pm Men - Queensland vs New South Wales 1 - 9
2.30pm Women - Queensland vs Victoria 2 - 3
5.00pm Men - New South Wales vs Central Coast 1 - 0
5.00pm Men - Queensland vs Victoria 1 - 5
Sunday 25 April (ANZAC DAY)
1.05pm Men - Queensland vs Central Coast 2 - 3
3.30pm Women - New South Wales vs Queensland 4 - 2
1.05pm Men - New South Wales vs Victoria 2 – 3
Congratulations to the following players for winning Best and Fairest for their state:
Victoria: Mohammed Aber (Mens) and Ashleigh Bransden (Womens)
New South Wales: Peter Dionisopoulos (Mens) and Jessica Waters (Womens)
Central Coast: Joshua Doe
Queensland: Brad Schofield (Mens) and Emily McMaster (Womens)
Congratulations to Mohamed Aber on winning back-to-back Best Australian Player of the tournament.
Deaf Football Australia Archive List
27/04/10 - Southern Cross 2010 Results
14/03/10 - Gunners win back-to-back Futsal Championship
15/11/09 - NSW City vs NSW Country Derby Day
26/07/09 - Australia vs Ghana match held at Belmore Sports Stadium
14/04/09 - Southern Cross 2009 Results
16/11/08 - NSW Sports Awards Gala Night
09/11/08 - Deaf Futsal Gala Day 2008
23/09/08 - World Deaf Football Championships
22/09/08 - MP Ninos Khoshaba’s Address in NSW Parliament
22/09/08 - Invitational Games of the Deaf - Taipei 2008
14/09/08 - Danny Abboud resigns as Head Coach
