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25.01.2022 SHPFC U7 Lightning After the excitement of the team photos in the early morning, U7 Lightning turned up to Foxglove Oval ready to play. The wind was bitterly cold and about 2mins into the games the rain joined in. The boys tried to keep warm as best as possible while the spectators huddled under umbrellas and coats, cheering the team on. Over on one soggy field, Alexander, Harrison, Jonah, Lawrence, Luke and Oscar fought hard against a very strong team. They put all their eff...ort in trying to move the ball down to their end and defending off attempts from the other team. On the other soggy field, Aiden, Ezra, Henri, Joey, Lachlan and Noah dug deep to keep the opposition at bay and limit their attempts at goal. There were near misses and good passing with strong defence being the order of the day. Some good blocks of the ball earning Ezra the player of the week. Well done to the whole team for persevering through the cold and rain and showing amazing teamwork. We look forward to Christopher being back on board next week.

22.01.2022 COVID-19 update for this weekend. - Only one spectator per player permitted at the match (ie. One parent, no additional family members) - Spectators and officials when stationary are encouraged to be 1.5m apart Social distancing - Face masks must be worn by spectators, officials and stationary individuals (as stated in the Public Health Order)

13.01.2022 Due to the current outbreak of COVID19 in Sydney there are restrictions in place for community football this weekend. Please take note of the following restrictions for this weekend and click the link below for further details. Spectators & Crowd attendance - Only one spectator per player permitted at the match (ie. One parent, no additional family members)... - Spectators and officials when stationary are encouraged to be 1.5m apart Social distancing - Face masks must be worn by spectators, officials and stationary individuals (as stated in the Public Health Order) See more

08.01.2022 SHPFC U9 Foxes Relatively blue skies suddenly turned grey just before the U9 Foxes game, signalling an ominous sign ahead against the well drilled Berowra Hornets. Lots of early action in our own half saw some great defensive work from Josie and Sophie P, holding out a flurry of attacks from the Hornets. Aiden was kept busy clearing the ball out on several occasions, while Christian provided lots of pressure, forcing some errors from the opposition.... A light sprinkling of rain didn’t deter the Foxes. Despite being swarmed by Hornets, James demonstrated great control and poise on the wing to keep the ball moving towards the goal. Alex showed his quick speed with a few darting runs, keeping the opposition guessing. The stinging attacks against the Foxes kept coming, but Matthew broke up some momentum in the Hornet’s offensive plays. Getting close to goal proved difficult, with a seemingly impenetrable nest of Hornet defence. Great efforts from Sam consistently pushing the ball forward, including a cross to Olivia who kicked a fantastic goal seconds before half time, kept us within reach on the scoreboard. Sophie D was everywhere, terrorising the Hornets with amazing footwork, and a long distance goal just before full time. The tireless work ethic of Quintus particularly in the midfield, fittingly earned him the player of the match award. Great team work and incredible efforts from the Foxes, who never gave up.

07.01.2022 NSFA COVID Update...