WHAT A WEEKEND AHEAD!!  Waiuku Men's 1st Team at home in the 3rd Round of the Chatham Cup on Saturday & Waiuku Women's 1st Team at home in the 1st Round of the NZ Women's Knockout Cup on Sunday.

Waiuku Women's 1st Team turn a 1st round 3-1 loss into a 2-2 draw in the 2nd round.

The Waiuku Women's 1st Div. Team had a hard hit out against Uni-Mt Wellington on Sunday.

Waiuku Womens 1sts took on Pukekohe in a local derby held at Bledisloe Park on Sunday 11th May.

On the 4th May, the Womens reserves were away at Western Springs to play in the torrential rain.  The conditions seemed to suit the blues well and they dominated the whole game with countless shots at goal.

The Women's 1st Division Team played Papakura at home, and set out to play good football despite the conditions.

Waiukus 3rd team has a mixture of ages ranging from 13 upwards. We have some players whom have never played before some returning to the game and a few from last years reserves team.

Waiuku Womens' 1st Div team win away from home in the rain.

Waiuku Women's Div.1. Team played another of Auckland's Top Teams, Three Kings, on Sunday.

The third week in, the Women’s Reserves took on Papatoetoe at Murdoch Park. 

A strong start by both teams saw consistency of play down both ends of the field.   The back line were in full force again with exceptional play by Jahna Stephens, Shirley Patterson (player of the day), Jodie Dempster and Emma Thomson.  Unfortunately nearing the end of the first half, Papatoetoe took a sharp right shot bring the score to 1-0 in the first half.

Waiuku Womens 1st Team travelled to Seddon Fields on Sunday to play a strong Western Springs side boosted by three Premier players.

Outstanding football was played by both sides in excessive windy conditions.

On Sunday, the Waiuku Womens' 1st Division Team took on Eastern Suburbs in a hard fought battle under the hot sun at Massey Park, for the 1st game of the season.

The opening game of the season saw the women’s 3^rd division facing an Onehunga Sports side that finished high in the tables last year. With our girls stepping up a division from last year they went into this one the under-dogs, but a 4-2 victory proved they are anything but out of their league.

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.

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.

First senior trainings are scheduled to begin in the first week of February.

Men's trainings will be 6:30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays from February 5th at the Waiuku Primary School field just across the road from the Soccer Club.

Women's trainings will begin 7:00pm on Wednesdays from February 6th at the Glenbrook training ground.

The first few trainings are open to all players of all levels, past, present and new! It's just an opportunity to get down meet the other members of the club and start getting the fitness and skills back up. So we look forward to seeing you there!!

Well the new website has only just been launched recently, so you may be finding that a few of the pages don't yet have many (if any) articles published.

While we are getting things under way, we are keen to make things as easy as possible to get info up on the site. So if you have any interesting stories, or important comments to make relating to any of the website sections, feel free to email them to dale@waiukusoccer.com and we'll get them up on the web ASAP!

Once the 2008 season rolls around, there will likely be far too many stories for one person to be managing. So, by then most of you that wish to supply articles will be logging in to the site and uploading your articles directly - no middle man! For info on how to get yourself set up for this feature, check out our Contribute page.