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Monday, 19 July 2010 09:48 | | Print | E-mail

Villa Prems beat Bangalow 4-2

Mark Robinson | 19th July 2010

ALSTONVILLE eased relegation fears at the expense of Bangalow’s hopes of survival with a 4-2 home win over the Bluedogs yesterday.

The two sides went into the match sharing the bottom rung on the ladder, but Villa’s young side kept its composure well.

Wednesday, 12 May 2010 23:23 | | Print | E-mail

Mens Prems defeat Bangalow 3-0

Troy Taylor | 8th May 2010

Football Far North Coast - 2010 SCCU Premier Division

Round 4, Saturday 8th May

Bangalow Bluedogs 0 - Alstonville FC 3

Thursday, 15 April 2010 22:36 | | Print | E-mail

Alstonville Bow Out Of Anzac Cup

Mark Robinson | Northern Star | 15th April 2010

Byron Bay will now meet Goonellabah in the Anzac Day final at Oakes Oval, after the Hornets 3-1 extra time win over a plucky Alstonville in the other semi.

Villa led 1-0 at half-time thanks to a well-taken goal from striker Joel Perkins, but Goonellabah took the game into extra time with a second-half goal from captain Matt Dorigo.

Tuesday, 13 April 2010 03:40 | | Print | E-mail

Finalists decided tonight

Mark Robinson |Northern Star | 13th April 2010

THE finalists for Football FNC’s Tursa Anzac Cup will be determined tonight, with a soccer semi-final double-header at Italo Stars field.

The opening game at 6.15pm pits 2006 Anzac Cup winners Goonellabah against Alstonville, which has reached the semis for just the second time.

Goonellabah is in good early form and will be strong favourites, but Villa has shown early promise and their well-drilled outfit will test the Hornets.

Cup holders for the past two years, Richmond Rovers will take on the previous winner Byron Bay at 8pm.

Both sides showed good form to win their opening premiership games on Saturday and between them the clubs have won five of the past seven cup titles.

Monday, 12 April 2010 07:55 | | Print | E-mail

Northern Star Match Report 12.04.10

Mark Robinson | 12th April 2010

DESPITE fielding a new-look side, defending champions Richmond Rovers showed they are still the team to beat after withstanding a spirited challenge from Alstonville to earn a 2-1 win on Saturday in the opening round of Football FNC premier league soccer.

Villa had the home advantage and went into the game determined to upset the champions, but Rovers’ experience, class and seasoned strikers Tim Sheridan and Matthew Olley proved the difference.

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