Go Gap !!!  Good luck girls on the weekend.

• Under11 Div 3 West
• Under 12 Div 1 Girls
• Under 12 Div 2 North
• Under 13 Div 2 Girls
• Under 14 Div 1 Girls
• Under 14 Div 1 North
• Under 15 Div 3 North
• Under 16 Div 1 Girls

Congratulations to all these teams, we hope you have fun and play well!!!

Attached is a memo from Football Brisbane with the rules of competition for the Junior Final Series … Memo 10-43 -Junior Finals Series Regulations – Clubs.

Also – the spreadsheet with breakdown of the finals events, with teams and locations … Juniors 2010 finals series with team names.

All of our junior all girls teams have made to the semi finals!!! 

Congratulations to all teams.  GO GAP!!!

Here’s the brochure with all the details…. Holiday Camp Brochure

or go to the website … http://www.soccerfactory.com.au

Mention The Gap Football Club, and the club will receive 10% of the sale commission, upon completion of the sale.

3/996 Waterworks Road
The Gap
4a/480 Waterworks Road
Ashgrove
Phone: 07 3511 0666

Harcourts Inner West have always been a very generous sponsor of our club, and we thank them for their ongoing support.

http://innerwest.harcourts.com.au

It is with a heavy heart that I advise that Ron Clarke passed away Friday morning after a lengthy illness. Ron is past- president Bob Clarke’s father and a Gap FC stalwart for 30+ years. Everyone who has visited our club would have had a chat with Ron and discussed football amongst many things. A fine man and Gap FC icon. His son and Mr Football at the Gap, Bobby Clarke, nursed Ron whilst still giving his all to his beloved club. 

The club wishes to extend there deepest condolences to the Clarke family and would like to advise all current and ex Gap Gators, please take the time to spare a minute for Ron Clarke. Fundraisers to assist his family with the cost of the funeral will be arrange shortly. Please get involved. Donations will be accepted at the club all weekend for funeral costs.

Finally, I have allowed comments to be left, so if anyone would like to leave a message of condolence we can pass it onto Bob.  

Rest in peace Ron.

Read and enjoy…. Issue 16

Second prize – Scott family

Third prize – Pappalardo family

• Work in the Canteen – always needs an extra pair of hands – on Saturday and Sunday.
• Join a Committee – so many to choose from – The Gap Pastime Club Committee, the Junior, Senior Men’s, Grounds or Women’s.
• Fundraising , help gain sponsorship for the Club, or grant applications.
• Do some grounds work – Lee Gannon will gladly give you a job to do – mark lines, weeding, cleaning up (did you know that the Club does not have a paid groundsmen, all the work is done by a few amazing, tireless volunteers).
• Equipment officer – the Club needs someone to sort and manage all the equipment.

Non of these appeal?  Why not talk to your section committee and see if there is something else that needs doing.

Anyone who has done the required 5 hours work (or more) and is wondering how to get your levy back should email the Club Treasurer Glenys Wilkinson with their bank account details.   Her email address is gjwilko@optusnet.com.au.

Monday 28 June to Thursday 1 July from 9am to 12pm

Walton Bridge Reserve, The Gap Football Club

Age 7 to 14 years – boys and girls

Register on line at www.soccerfactory.com.au

Cost of the 4 day camp is $160.00 including GST.

Click to download   Memo 10-30 – Requests for Exemption to Borrow Players Junior Divisional

and the previous week Issue 11

picture courtesy of kilmarnockfc.co.uk

Full Name: Daniele Invincibile  

Place of Birth: Brisbane, Australia  

Height: 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)  

Playing Position: Midfielder  

Daniele Invincibile is an Australian Footballer who has played for Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premier League.  

Club career  

His previous clubs were The Gap Football Club, Taringa Rovers, Brisbane Strikers,  Marconi Stallions and  Swindon Town. He also played for the Australian under-20s team and was a member of the Queensland Academy of Sport.  

Football in the UK  

Whilst with Swindon he scored a sum total of 24 goals.  

Kilmarnock  

He was signed by Jim Jefferies on a one-year deal for an undisclosed fee on 24 July 2003. In his first season, he was initially troubled by injuries, but went on to make 21 appearances and score five goals. For Kilmarnock he can play the role of winger or striker and wears the number 11 shirt.  

In April 2006, Invincibile turned down the chance to return to the Australian National League by refusing an offer from A-League team Melbourne Victory.  

In November 2006, he helped Killie to the semi-finals of the CIS Insurance League Cup by curling home the winner in a 3-2 victory over Motherwell.  

Invincibile scored the opening goal for Kilmarnock in their final league match of the 2008/09 season , away to Motherwell , taking his scoring record to 8 for the season.  

Reference:    

Wikipedia 2009, Wikipedia the free encyclopedia, viewed 17^th June 2009, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Invincibile 

Picture courtesy of brisbaneroar.com.au

On the books in season one, Griffin was not unleashed until season two when the then 21-year-old defender made his debut against the Central Coast Mariners in round three at Bluetongue Stadium. The ground would also fittingly mark his smashing debut goal in round 17, when the Roar returned to Gosford that December. While he made his debut under ex-coach Miron Bleiberg, the arrival of Frank Farina saw Griffin consistently included in the starting eleven and his striving and subsequent improvement did not go unnoticed by both supporters and critics. Brisbane-born and a product of the Queensland Academy of Sport, Griffin has represented Australia at Under 17, Under 20 and most recently Under 23 level. Impressive, reliable and instinctive when pushing forward.

Since his time at the roar Ben has moved onto firstly Gold Coast United and is now contracted to the Brisbane Strikers.

Date of birth: Mar 7, 1986

Place of birth: Brisbane

Nationality: Australian

Weight: 85 kg

Height: 186 cm

Position: Right Full Back

Previous Clubs: 2004 Queensland Lions (QLD)
2006 Souths United (QLD)

Junior Clubs: The Gap (QLD), Albany Creek (QLD)

Institutes & Academies: Queensland Academy of Sport

Hyundai A-League Debut Appearance: v Central Coast Mariners (D0-0), Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium, 9 September 2006

Hyundai A-League Debut Goal: v Central Coast Mariners (W3-2), Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium, 16 December 2006

Representative Honours Achieved: Australian Under-23s, Australian Under-20s, Australian Under-17s

Major Honours Achieved: 2003 FIFA U17 World Championship (Finland)

Reference:

Brisbane Roar FC Player Profiles 2009, Brisbane Roar FC, Queensland, viewed 17^th June 2009, <http://www.brisbaneroar.com.au/default.aspx?s=aleague_profile&pid=787&tid=295>