The Hot Weather Policy will be published later today and will effect training times and matches.Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Hot Weather Policy
The Hot Weather Policy will be published later today and will effect training times and matches.
Monday, November 9, 2009
You need these soccer answers
Greetings
Here we are again with another chapter of PlayLike A Soccer Legend.
In this segment we arepleased to bring you one of the All Time Greats..soccer goalies Gordon Banks. Gordon won theWorld Cup with England in 1966 but perhapsis best remembered for his stunning save of Pelein the 1970 world Cup.
Find out more about Gordon go to
We hope you are enjoying the soccer series andthat you have been practicing your game.
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Yours in great soccer experiences
The Coerver Coaches
Alf Galustian Charlie Cooke
Sunday, November 8, 2009
THE ROUND BALL SUMMER DEVELOPMENT TRAINING TIMES CONFIRMED
DEVELOPMENT SQUADS
STARTS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3
UNDER 13 - TUESDAY 5-6.15pm/ THURSDAY 5-6pm
UNDER 15 - TUESDAY 6.30-7.45pm/ THURSDAY 5-6pm
BOYS UNDER 21 - THURSDAY 6pm-7.15pm/ SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 10.30-11.45am
GIRLS UNDER 21- TUESDAY 5.30-6.45pm/ SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 10.30-11.45am
UNDER 13/15 CATCH-UP SESSION
SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 9-10.15am
SUNDAY SESSIONS
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
STARTS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3
UNDER 13 - TUESDAY 5-6.15pm/ THURSDAY 5-6pm
UNDER 15 - TUESDAY 6.30-7.45pm/ THURSDAY 5-6pm
BOYS UNDER 21 - THURSDAY 6pm-7.15pm/ SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 10.30-11.45am
GIRLS UNDER 21- TUESDAY 5.30-6.45pm/ SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 10.30-11.45am
UNDER 13/15 CATCH-UP SESSION
SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 9-10.15am
SUNDAY SESSIONS
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
Saturday, November 7, 2009
THE ROUND BALL NARROWLY MISSES FINAL
Matt Weistra gets warned that you are not in Mount Gambier now!
Dickson gives the boys a lift
The Round Ball U21 Squad - A jump ahead of the rest!Footballtricks.com - DVD Christmas Presents
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Tricks of the Trade - Vol 1
This fantastic DVD teaches them how to do freestyle juggling tricks with a ball in 3 easy steps. They will love learning how to catch a ball on the back of their neck. To see a trailer go to Tricks 1 DVD Trailer
Street Moves
Again we use the easy 3-Step method to explain nutmegs, trick passes and beat moves like the Ronaldo. Have a look and enjoy the skills the players used. You must know someone who would want to do the outrageous move at the end Street Moves Trailer
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Friday, November 6, 2009
THE ROUND BALL SCORES AGAIN
The Round Ball soccer squads returned to Warrnambool last weekend as the South West Games Senior Soccer Tournament kicked off.
On Saturday the U21 girls squad took part in the open aged competition and despite having a much younger side went through the minor rounds undefeated.
Seeded in Group One the local side defeated Warrnambool Wolves in the first game 3 nil and then easily accounted for the Melbourne based Brunswick Zebras by the same margin to sit top of the ladder moving into the final game of the group stages.
The Brunswick game confirmed the strength of squad and coach Scott Dickson was quick to highlight the importnace of the victory to the girls.
"Brunswick Zebras are a massive club with a fantastic history.
They have seven girls teams that take part in the Metro Melbourne competion and 2 Women's sides, one takes part in the Metro North West Competition and the other competes in the State North West League. To defeat such a strong club is fantastic for the girls and a clear indication of how good a squad this is."
the final group game was against Ballarat North and after a physical encounter the girls rounded off the first stage of the competion 2 goal winners.
The final pitted the second Warrnambool Wolves squad against the Round Ball and after a slow start the girls found themselves a goal down early on. The girls started to control the play and after some brilliant play in the midfield the Mount Gambier girls leveled the score and later in the half took the lead 2 goals to one. The second half saw the Warrnambool side pile on the pressure and equalize then take the lead 3 goals to 2 with less than five minutes to go. With their backs to wall the girls rallied and in spectaculr fashion equalized in the last minute to take the game into extra time. After ten minutes of extra time the sides still could not be seperated and a penalty shoot out was required to split the sides.
After the required three shots the sides were locked and sudden death shots were required.
After an enthralling match Jayme Grygetic stepped up and cooly slotted home to bring the South West Games Champions trophy back to Mount Gambier for the first time.
"The girls were fantastic, we have a very young squad and they will be the basis for our Under 21 G Squad that we are putting together this summer. This is a fantastic group of girls that have dominated womens soccer for nearly a decade. They have excelled at SAPSASA, won State and Country Championships, dominated local soccer and not to mention in this group we have four State representatives. I am really looking forward to working with them".
The Round Ball under 21 G-Squad trains on Tuesday night 5.30-6.45 and Sunday mornings at Grant High School.
On Saturday the U21 girls squad took part in the open aged competition and despite having a much younger side went through the minor rounds undefeated.
Seeded in Group One the local side defeated Warrnambool Wolves in the first game 3 nil and then easily accounted for the Melbourne based Brunswick Zebras by the same margin to sit top of the ladder moving into the final game of the group stages.
The Brunswick game confirmed the strength of squad and coach Scott Dickson was quick to highlight the importnace of the victory to the girls.
"Brunswick Zebras are a massive club with a fantastic history.
They have seven girls teams that take part in the Metro Melbourne competion and 2 Women's sides, one takes part in the Metro North West Competition and the other competes in the State North West League. To defeat such a strong club is fantastic for the girls and a clear indication of how good a squad this is."
the final group game was against Ballarat North and after a physical encounter the girls rounded off the first stage of the competion 2 goal winners.
The final pitted the second Warrnambool Wolves squad against the Round Ball and after a slow start the girls found themselves a goal down early on. The girls started to control the play and after some brilliant play in the midfield the Mount Gambier girls leveled the score and later in the half took the lead 2 goals to one. The second half saw the Warrnambool side pile on the pressure and equalize then take the lead 3 goals to 2 with less than five minutes to go. With their backs to wall the girls rallied and in spectaculr fashion equalized in the last minute to take the game into extra time. After ten minutes of extra time the sides still could not be seperated and a penalty shoot out was required to split the sides.
After the required three shots the sides were locked and sudden death shots were required.
After an enthralling match Jayme Grygetic stepped up and cooly slotted home to bring the South West Games Champions trophy back to Mount Gambier for the first time.
"The girls were fantastic, we have a very young squad and they will be the basis for our Under 21 G Squad that we are putting together this summer. This is a fantastic group of girls that have dominated womens soccer for nearly a decade. They have excelled at SAPSASA, won State and Country Championships, dominated local soccer and not to mention in this group we have four State representatives. I am really looking forward to working with them".
The Round Ball under 21 G-Squad trains on Tuesday night 5.30-6.45 and Sunday mornings at Grant High School.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
THE ROUND BALL
Hi
We will not be changing the front page of the website until the summer training program starts. We will change articles on this page to keep you up to date however the times and details of the summer programs will stay in their current position.
cheers
Scott
Scott
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
WANT TO BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE?
-PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF TRAINING DATES-
If you would like to talk to us about any of our
SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAMS
email us today.
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FOOTBALL 4 FUN
STARTS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10
TUESDAY
UNDER 8 5-6pm
UNDER 10 6-7pmUNDER 15 GIRLS ONLY 7-8pm
GOALKEEPER DEVLOPMENT SQUAD
STARTS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12
THURSDAY
UNDER 10 5-6pm
UNDER 12 6-7pm
UNDER 12 6-7pm
UNDER 14 7-8pm
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DEVELOPMENT SQUADS
STARTS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3
UNDER 13 - TUESDAY 5-6.15pm/ THURSDAY 5-6pm
UNDER 15 - TUESDAY 6.30-7.45pm/ THURSDAY 5-6pm
BOYS UNDER 21 - THURSDAY 6pm-7.15pm/ SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 10.30-11.45am
GIRLS UNDER 21- TUESDAY 5.30-6.45pm/ SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 10.30-11.45am
UNDER 13/15 CATCH-UP SESSION
SUNDAY FORTNIGHT 9-10.15am
SUNDAY SESSIONS
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
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Round Ball success at South West Games
Oliver March during his fantastic SWG tournament.
Jack Pinchbeck breaks away from the pack.
Photos courtesy of THE BORDER WATCH
Teams from the Round Ball soccer academy in Mount Gambier finished runners-up in the South West Games at Warrnambool on Sunday.
Both the under 13 and under 15 teams came second in the seven-a-side competition against strongly credentialled opponents from across western and central Victoria.
The under 15 squad played five matches in a round-robin format, while the under 13s convincingly won their group of four to proceed to the final against eastern Melbourne team Sherbrooke.
The Round Ball under 13s raced to a 3 – 0 lead in the first half of the final before Sherbrooke recovered to draw level at the end of regular time.
A goal to Sherbrooke in the first half of extra time proved the decider.
The South West Games are dubbed regional Victoria’s premier multi-sport event.
The games involve about 60 events, with almost 6000 participants.
Under 13 results:
Round Ball d Sherbrooke (2) 4 – 0Round Ball d Northern United (Ballarat) 8 – 1Round Ball d Warrnambool Wolves 3 – 0
Final: Sherbrooke (1) d Round Ball 4 – 3 in extra time.
Both the under 13 and under 15 teams came second in the seven-a-side competition against strongly credentialled opponents from across western and central Victoria.
The under 15 squad played five matches in a round-robin format, while the under 13s convincingly won their group of four to proceed to the final against eastern Melbourne team Sherbrooke.
The Round Ball under 13s raced to a 3 – 0 lead in the first half of the final before Sherbrooke recovered to draw level at the end of regular time.
A goal to Sherbrooke in the first half of extra time proved the decider.
The South West Games are dubbed regional Victoria’s premier multi-sport event.
The games involve about 60 events, with almost 6000 participants.
Under 13 results:
Round Ball d Sherbrooke (2) 4 – 0Round Ball d Northern United (Ballarat) 8 – 1Round Ball d Warrnambool Wolves 3 – 0
Final: Sherbrooke (1) d Round Ball 4 – 3 in extra time.
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