Steve Bennett served up a timely lesson for Waiuku when he sent Liverpool's lippy midfielder off yesterday morning.

Well... all in all it was a good day out for those who were able to make it, with a lot of promising signs for all concerned. It was always going to be a hard ask to take 3 victories out of the day (given that we really only had two teams worth of players) so the day's results were fairly satisfying. Congratulations to the Men's Reserves and Women's Reserves who both (with a small amount of assistance from a few existing 1st team players) managed to topple their opposition in tough games.

At least the replacement for the Northern League is providing good copy in the region's newspapers. Here's a quick wrap of what the regions are saying.

It was difficult to imagine what to expect from a Waiuku vs Papakura match up, but we’re pretty certain a dominant 4-1 victory (which could easily have been 8 or 9) was a much more exciting outcome than most were predicting.

Saturday the 1^st of March saw Waiuku men and women's first teams travel to Matamata to compete against their respective teams.  The women showed the men how it's done by convincingly beating Te Puke 11-1.