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More of the same from Blacktown City

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Blacktown City FC’s much adored coach Mark Crittenden knows that he will get nothing but 100% from his troops as the 2020 National Premier League NSW Men’s season draws closer to round 1.

The Blacktown City development system has by far been one of the most consistent amongst the NPL NSW Men’s fraternity for years and the 2020 season will once again see a couple of rising youngsters earn their stripes in the top-flight.

‘Critto’ has managed to re-sign a number of his 2019 troops with club stalwart Matt Lewis, star attackers Joe Gibbs and Leroy Jennings as well as key defenders Grant Lynch, Daniel Collins and Yianni Spyrakis set to call Lily Homes Stadium yet again for the 2020 season.

Midfielders Daniel Bragg, Daniel Araujo, Dakota Askew, Adam Berry and Will Mutch have also agreed to terms as have a number of exciting young guns including Suley Bangura, Rhett De Silva, Carlos De Oliveira and Alen Aganovic.

Tristan Prendergast will be the safe hands underneath the sticks once more as Blacktown City kick off its 2020 NPL NSW Men’ season with a clash against traditional rivals Sydney United 58 on Sunday 1st of March (3pm).

Blacktown City 2020: Alen Aganovic, Daniel Araujo, Dakota Askew, Jackson Bandiera, Suley Bangura, Adam Berry, Daniel Bragg, Lachlan Campbell, Daniel Collins, Rhett De Silva, Carlos De Oliveira, Leroy Jennings, Joey Gibbs, Matthew Lewis, Grant Lynch, Will Mutch, Dylan Niski, Tristan Prendergast, Yianni Spyrakis

 

 

Trophies on the agenda for Stallions

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Stallions coach Peter Tsekenis will be gunning for more from his side as preparations for the 2020 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s season clicks into gear.

The former Australian youth international understands what is needed to bring success to the club with the 2019 Waratah Cup Champions hoping to add more titles to its historic trophy cabinet at Bossley Park.

Thus far, Tsekenis has made minimal fuss in the player market recruiting former Sydney United 58 player Lachlan Roberts, former Mounties Wanderers keeper Dion Shaw, ex-Bonnyrigg White Eagles player Mark Rodic and former Adelaide City star striker Anthony Costa who has moved across from South Australia.

There are still spots available with the club looking towards snapping up a couple more key signings prior to its round 1 clash against the Sutherland Sharks at Marconi Stadium on Sunday 1st of March (7pm).

Tsekenis and his assistant coach Peter ‘Flea’ Papoythis has retained a fair few of their 2019 stars as the likes of Liam Youlley, Marko Jesic, Martin Fernandez, Nenad Vekic, James Andrew, Mitchell Mallia, Connor Evans and the Speranza brothers Giorgio and Roberto will be familiar figures once more in Sydney’s South West as will Brandon Vella, Sean O’Connell, Zac Cairncross and Nathan Millgate.

Young Australian youth international Lachlan Sepping will see more senior game time in 2020 while a return from injury that hampered Anthony Frangie’s run with the Stallions in 2019 will be a blessing in disguise for the proud former NSL club.

Marconi Stallions 2020: Lachlan Roberts, Liam Youlley, Marko Jesic, Martin Fernandez, Nenad Vekic, Brandon Vella, James Andrew, Sean O’Connell, Lachlan Sepping, Zac Cairncross, Mitchell Mallia, Giorgio Speranza, Roberto Speranza, Anthony Frangie, Nathan Millgate, Connor Evans, Anthony Costa, Dion Shaw, Mark Rodic

Suns set big targets for 2020 NPL NSW Men’s season

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New Rockdale City Suns coach Steven Zoric is hoping his senior coaching debut in the 2020 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s season will see his side take part in finals football as well as engage in some much-needed silverware at the proud club.

Assisting Zoric, who was in charge of the club’s 18’s and 20’s Suns squad in previous seasons, will be former Australian youth international Jane Talcevski with the pair given the task of guiding the club once again to the heights of the NPL NSW Men’s competition.

Thus far, the Suns have made a couple of new signings with two Japanese imports on the books, former Corrimal Rangers defender Banri Kanaizumi signing on with the club as well as Tomoki Wada while former Marconi Stallions player James Baldacchino and keeper Tomislav Arcaba have agreed to terms with the club.

Former Hakoah Sydney City East striker Amaury Gauthier has also made the move as has young gun Mark Moric, ex-Bonnyrigg White Eagles player Hassan Jalloh and former APIA Leichhardt Tigers player Sam Gulisano.

Zoric has managed to snare a fair few 2019 players with the likes of Jordan Figon, Brayden Sorge, Nikola Taneski, Alec Urosevski, Matthew Lecce, Patrick Savor, Jake Trajkovski, Idriss El Hafiane, Michael Neill, David Bradasevic and club captain Daniel Petkovski all staying put with the club for the new year.

The Suns will be kicking off its 2019 NPL NSW Men’s campaign when they entertain Manly United at their spiritual home, Ilinden Sports Centre, on Sunday 1st of March at 4:30pm.

Rockdale City Suns 2020: Banri Kanaizumi, James Baldacchino, Tomislav Arcaba, Jordan Figon, Brayden Sorge, Nikola Taneski, Alec Urosevski, Matthew Lecce, Patrick Savor, Jake Trajkovski, Idriss El Hafiane, Michael Neill, David Bradasevic, Daniel Petkovski, Amaury Gauthier, Mark Moric, Hassan Jalloh, Tomoki Wada, Sam Gulisano.

Young Sky Blues ready to pounce

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Up and coming Sydney FC coach Jimmy Van Weeren understands the important role he has in steering the future stars of the Sky Blues to hopeful A-League contracts as he prepares for a huge 2020 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s season with his young brigade of talented players.

Van Weeren has managed to retain a number of his 2019 players with the likes of experienced NPL NSW Men’s youngsters Jordi Swibel, Benjamin Koop, Jaiden Kucharski, Marco Tilio, Ryan Teague, Thomas Fay and Callum Talbot all agreeing to terms with the club.

The club has promoted a number of their 20s and 18s players to its senior NPL squad in line with further developing their careers playing against senior NPL NSW Men’s opposition.

Under 20 players Jake Hollman, Calem Nieuwenhof, Aaron Gurd, Fletcher McFarlane, Scott Browning, Thomas Main, Adam Pavlesic and Levi Kaye have all earned themselves deals as have young under 18 players Cameron Peupion, Anton Mlinaric, Cameron Fong, Jayden Trenkoski.

Yinka Sunmola is the only fresh-faced youngster that has been recruited by Van Weeren outside of the club with the Sky Blues facing Mt Druitt Town Rangers at Popondetta Park on Sunday 1st of March (2pm) for their round 1 NPL NSW Men’s opener.

Sydney FC 2020: Yinka Sunmola, Jordi Swibel, Benjamin Koop, Jaiden Kucharski, Marco Tilio, Ryan Teague, Thomas Fay, Callum Talbot, Jake Hollman, Calem Nieuwenhof, Aaron Gurd, Fletcher McFarlane, Scott Browning, Thomas Main, Adam Pavlesic, Levi Kaye, Cameron Peupion, Anton Mlinaric, Cameron Fong, Jayden Trenkoski

Reigning Premiers aiming for back to back titles

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The 2019 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s season was a year that the howling Wollongong Wolves will not forget in a long time as Luke Wilkshire’s troops took out both the Premiership and were crowned NPL Champions of Australia.

Not to be outdone by their massive achievements this year, Wilkshire again has hyped up his squad that they’ll be chasing back to back titles as well as hopefully taking out the NPL NSW Men’s Championship.

The Wolves have picked up a couple of new faces set to make their debuts at WIN Stadium with Ethan Kambisios, former St George FC striker Marcus Beattie, Hayden Durose and talented young former Sydney FC attacker Hamish Lamberton all agreeing to terms with the club.

Rising young Wolves stars Liam Wille and Bul Juach have also earned themselves senior contracts after impressive displays in the club’s 20’s squad this year.

Wilkshire managed to re-sign the bulk of his 2019 Premiership winning roster with Brendan Griffin, Chris Price, Darcy Madden, Guy Knight, Harry Callahan, Justin Pasfield, Lachlan Scott, James Stojcevski, Nicholas Littler, Nikola Djordjevic, Stefan Dimoski, Taylor McDonald, Takeru Okada and current NPL NSW Men’s Player of the Year and Golden Boot winner Thomas James.

The Wolves, who won themselves an automatic round of 32 FFA Cup spot in the 2020 knockout tournament, kick off its 2020 NPL NSW Men’s campaign with a juicy fixture against Sydney Olympic at Belmore Sports Ground on Sunday 1st of March (4pm).

Wollongong Wolves 2020: Brendan Griffin, Chris Price, Darcy Madden, Guy Knight, Harry Callahan, Justin Pasfield, Lachlan Scott, James Stojcevski, Nicholas Littler, Nikola Djordjevic, Stefan Dimoski, Taylor McDonald, Takeru Okada, Thomas James, Ethan Kambisios, Marcus Beattie, Hayden Durose, Hamish Lamberton, Liam Wille, Bul Juach.