West Adelaide Womens Soccer Club announcement

[West Adelaide SC]

The West Adelaide Soccer Club is pleased to announce that its newly formed women’s club, the “West Adelaide Womens Soccer Club”, will be participating in the FFSA Adelaide Airport Women's Premier League in 2014. In a historic move the Adelaide Olympic Women's Football Club has joined the West Adelaide Soccer Club to create what is expected to be the new all inclusive force in womens football in South Australia.

The Senior Women will be lead by former NSL coach Nick Pantsaras (2013 coach) and will train and play at the club’s West Tce facility in the city.

The Junior Girls will continue at the Clubs Junior facility at Park Tce, North Adelaide.

Positions are now available in all age groups from five years old through to Reserves and Prems. Trials and registrations will take place Tuesday December 3rd and Thursday December 5th, 6:30pm at West Adelaide's junior facility, Park 27B, Park Tce, North Adelaide.

All past and present players of the Adelaide Olympic Women's FC as well as new players are invited to attend.


Enquires:

For girls 5-13 yrs old to Junior President Jeff Englezos 0423 222 850

For girls 14 yrs and older to Leon Appelkamp 0409 700 354

For senior women to Nick Mylonas 0402965860

General Enquiries to Club Chaiman Alex Alexandrou 0414254090

[grandparent]

I thought that new teams into the women's comp had to start in a lower div. West Adelaide Have combined with Olympic women's side side and have been told you arw in the Premier League. Do they have Junior teams ready to go and you look at a club lik Para Hills United who have done done everything the the correct way, are they being given the opportunity or is it because Ross Aloisi is coach of Adelaide United Womens and West Adelaide mens Prems team. Be interested to know the answer.

[gunners14]

The West Adelaide Soccer Club is pleased to announce that its newly formed women’s club, the “West Adelaide Womens Soccer Club”, will be participating in the FFSA Adelaide Airport Women's Premier League in 2014. In a historic move the Adelaide Olympic Women's Football Club has joined the West Adelaide Soccer Club to create what is expected to be the new all inclusive force in womens football in South Australia.

The Senior Women will be lead by former NSL coach Nick Pantsaras (2013 coach) and will train and play at the club’s West Tce facility in the city.

The Junior Girls will continue at the Clubs Junior facility at Park Tce, North Adelaide.

Positions are now available in all age groups from five years old through to Reserves and Prems. Trials and registrations will take place Tuesday December 3rd and Thursday December 5th, 6:30pm at West Adelaide's junior facility, Park 27B, Park Tce, North Adelaide.

All past and present players of the Adelaide Olympic Women's FC as well as new players are invited to attend.


Enquires:

For girls 5-13 yrs old to Junior President Jeff Englezos 0423 222 850

For girls 14 and older to Leon Appelkamp 0409 700 354

For senior women to Nick Mylonas 0402965860

General Enquiries to Club Chaiman Alex Alexandrou 0414254090

new club.....new team..... different outcome?

[the barbarian]

No not a new team or club just Adelaide Olympic WFC returning to its Original name and Original roots, witch started as West Adelaide WSC.

[Shankland]

I must be missing something.
- Newly formed does not mean New team/club?
- West Adelaide Women's Soccer Club do they have established junior girls teams?

FFSA 14/15 do not have junior teams and they were accepted into the Women's Premier League.

Reading the various topics in this forum suggests its who you know.

I can see how other clubs, who have worked their way up and have followed the rules set by the FFSA, would be very disheartened.

[Funky Punk]

Such is life

[jim.mcguinness]

heheheheheheh

[SAD GAL]

Reality check doom sayers….The women’s comp doesn’t have the luxury of being selective. I don’t slam the clubs. They don’t have the cattle to keep a competitive team on the pitch year in year out. Clubs that fold are usually because they have lost many players. If West Adelaide come back into the fold, then I would welcome them back with open arms. In the recent past they were a very competitive team and one that should be afforded courtesy. Not complaints. They don’t need to go through the lower leagues. If that did occur, I (West ADELAIDE) would walk away.

I thought that new teams into the women's comp had to start in a lower div. West Adelaide Have combined with Olympic women's side side and have been told you arw in the Premier League. Do they have Junior teams ready to go and you look at a club lik Para Hills United who have done done everything the the correct way, are they being given the opportunity or is it because Ross Aloisi is coach of Adelaide United Womens and West Adelaide mens Prems team. Be interested to know the answer.

[Sacred Noodle]

Reality check doom sayers….The women’s comp doesn’t have the luxury of being selective. I don’t slam the clubs. They don’t have the cattle to keep a competitive team on the pitch year in year out. Clubs that fold are usually because they have lost many players. If West Adelaide come back into the fold, then I would welcome them back with open arms. In the recent past they were a very competitive team and one that should be afforded courtesy. Not complaints. They don’t need to go through the lower leagues. If that did occur, I (West ADELAIDE) would walk away.

I thought that new teams into the women's comp had to start in a lower div. West Adelaide Have combined with Olympic women's side side and have been told you arw in the Premier League. Do they have Junior teams ready to go and you look at a club lik Para Hills United who have done done everything the the correct way, are they being given the opportunity or is it because Ross Aloisi is coach of Adelaide United Womens and West Adelaide mens Prems team. Be interested to know the answer.

Well said Sad Girl..

WA on a whole are well on the way up and are sure to be a powerhouse again in SA football .. this can only be good for the Women's leagues and though I don't have too much involvement in the women's leagues apart from knowing some girls who play (and will now be coming to WA) think it would have to be a fresh lease of life for the leagues as the women's teams will be well backed and set up.

[oneball]

heheheheheheh

Such is life

just what you would expect where ok
jack stuff the rest