Manson Springs v Claudelands (NPL Rd16)
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The season ended a few weeks overdue but with style at Seddon Fields on Sunday as Manson Western Springs overcome Claudelands Rovers five goals to two.
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Lynn Avon Utd v Manson Springs (NPL Rd15)
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Just two days after Lynn Avon and Western Springs met in the SWANZ Cup Final they clashed horns again in league action at Murdoch Park, Papatoetoe on Wednesday evening. Lynn Avon were looking for three points and push Three Kings all the way in their title quest while Springs were looking for some revenge after their defeat in the cup final.
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Manson Springs v Lynn Avon (Cup Final)
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It was billed as the David and Goliath Final, the teenagers from Western Springs and the old experienced heads from Lynn Avon. Lynn Avon had won the previous four years and Springs were making their debut in the showpiece final.
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Manson Springs v Papakura (NPL Rd14)
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Springs hit eight for the second week in a row this time beating Papakura at Seddon Fields. In a similar scenario to last week Springs had two players suffering the effects of travel, this time it was Helen Collins and Bianca Mori who both returned yesterday morning from the FIFA U20 World Cup in Russia.
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Birkenhead AFC v Manson Springs (NPL Rd13)
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Springs were back into action after a week off due to the National Secondary Schoolgirls Tournaments. Every player in the squad bar Pam Yates and Penny Chapman had been representing their school during the week tracking up nine games in five days and with just a day to rest the players were back into action with sore muscles from head to toe.
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Glenfield Rovers v Manson Springs (NPL Rd 12)
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Before the game both teams wanted a win to get into the top three in the table, a classic battle it was but the result gives Eastern Suburbs the sought after position of 3rd whilst Springs and Glenfield will have to fight it out for a top four finish.
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Ferrymead Bays v Manson Springs (Cup SF)
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At the start of the season nobody in football circles would have even made the suggestion that Western Springs would get to the final of the National Womens Knockout Cup but the dream has become a reality for the young squad of players who have worked hard for their chance on the big stage and nobody could argue with that.
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Cambridge AFC v Manson Springs (Cup QF)
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Western Springs booked their place in the last four of the National Cup Competition with a resounding 7-0 victory over Cambridge AFC at John Kerkoff Park on Sunday.
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Hibiscus Coast v Manson Springs (Cup Last 16)
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History was made on Sunday 2nd July as Western Springs found themselves in the draw for the Womens Knockout Cup (SWANZ) Quarter Finals for the first time ever thanks to two hat-tricks in a 6-0 win over Premier League side Hibiscus Coast at Stanmore Bay.
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Three Kings v Manson Springs (NPL Rd11)
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Another good advert for the Premier Womens League saw Three Kings muscle past Western Springs in round 12 of the competition. Goals from Emma Harrison and Emma Kete were the difference between the two teams in the end but the scoreline was not perhaps a fair reflection on the game as a whole.
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Bay Olympic v Manson Springs (Cup Last 32)
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Thirteen year old striker Rosie White was starting her first game for the Premier Team and she got the scoring underway 17 minutes into the contest.
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Manson Springs v Eastern Suburbs (NPL Rd10)
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On paper this looked like the game of the round in the Womens Northern Premier League and it certainly lived up to it's billing with a five goal thriller that entertained the large crowd in attendance, a crowd including NZ Womens coach Allan Jones.
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Hibiscus Coast v Manson Springs (NPL Rd9)
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Springs continue their progressive march up the Premier League ladder as a third win in a row took them into third place in the table. With Glenfield winning at Birkenhead they remain equal on points with Springs but Suburbs failed to pick up all three points leaving them two points behind, this makes next weekends clash between Springs and Suburbs at Seddon Fields even more important.
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Papakura v Manson Springs (NPL Rd8)
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Springs continue to impress away from home remaining unbeaten so far this season on their travels. A 3-2 victory at McLennan Stadium in Papakura saw them jump up the table into joint third position.
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Manson Springs v Birkenhead Utd (NPL Rd7)
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Western Springs got back to winning ways on Sunday as they came from a goal behind to beat Birkenhead Utd 8-1 at Seddon Fields.
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Lynn Avon v Manson Springs (NPL Rd6)
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A goal fest in the final five minutes from Lynn Avon’s New Zealand contingent subjected Springs to what looked like: on paper a comprehensive defeat. But those in attendance would have witnessed the tight and competitive game it was.
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Manson Springs v Glenfield Rovers (NPL Rd5)
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Springs suffered their second defeat for the season as Glenfield edged the tight encounter at Seddon Fields. Leah Tagaloa's first goal of the season wasn't enough on the day as Glenfield overtake Springs in the table.
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Claudelands v Manson Springs (NPL Rd4)
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Springs picked up a very valuable three points down in Hamilton with a classic 1-0 win thanks to a 9th minute strike from striker Jasmine Wagner.
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Manson Springs v Three Kings (NPL Rd3)
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Three Kings put on a classy show to down Western Springs 4-1 at Seddon Fields on Sunday 16th April 2006. The result means Springs suffer their first defeat of the season.
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Eastern Suburbs v Manson Springs (NPL Rd2)
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A draw was fair result at Madills Farm on Sunday afternoon as both teams failed to find the back of net in an exciting encounter.
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Manson Springs v Hibiscus Coast (NPL Rd1)
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The Manson Western Springs Premier Women got off to a great start in the first game of the season with a 2-0 win over league newcomers Hibiscus Coast.
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Friendly v Otahuhu
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Our final friendly game of the season saw us beat Otahuhu 11-0 on a wet and windy day at Seddon Fields. Click here for the full report.
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Friendly v Tonga U20s
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On Thursday 23rd March we hosted the Tongan U20 Team on tour and preparing for their World Cup Qulaifying Tournament in Samoa during early April.
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Friendly v Eastern Suburbs
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The first home fixture of the season took place at Seddon Fields on Sunday 19th March against Premier league opponents Eastern Suburbs.
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Friendly v Springs Div3 Men
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First pre-season friendly of the campaign produced lots of positives in our game against the clubs Div3 men's team.
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