Players:

Bradley Francis: Despite enjoying a holiday around Australia for the second half of the season, Brad, you managed to score your first goal and continued to be a reliable defensive team player. Your ability to take on and apply feedback will hold you in good standing for future seasons.

Charlie Mcinerney: Charlie, watching you develop your skills over the season has been enjoyable and entertaining. As your confidence grew, so too did your determination. Ever the reliable player, chasing down ball after ball, you became a player the team could rely on. You made many crucial last-ditch tackles to prevent a goal-scoring opportunity for the other team. It will be exciting to see your ongoing development in future seasons.

Flynn Abbott: Flynn, you kicked off the season with a bang, scoring the team’s first two goals. Your willingness to give any position a go truly shows your flexibility as a player. As the season progressed, it was exciting to see your focus and determination develop, and this will hold you in good standing for the future.

Harley Lovett: Harley, you are the ultimate quiet achiever. Your never-say-die attitude shone through each game and resulted in some epic challenges across the pitch. Your sensational header goal was definitely one of the highlights of the season. Your tenacity on the pitch is something you should be proud of and will serve you well in future soccer seasons.

Harvey Larter: Harvey, you are the team’s quiet assassin. Your determination to win the ball and ability to take on feedback saw you shine brightly across the season. Ever reliable in defence, it was nice seeing you find your attacking abilities as the season progressed. I hope your passion for soccer continues and look forward to seeing you shine in coming seasons.

James Morgan: James, your consistent effort and approach to soccer this season have shown great improvements in your positional game, enabling you to make some last-ditch saves. Your defensive abilities have shone through this season, and with increasing confidence, will allow even greater success next season.

Jarvis Dunne: Jarvis, watching you find your confidence and dominate the middle of the pitch this season has been enjoyable to watch. Wherever you were needed on the field, you happily played and gave all your effort to that position. Your flexibility in positions was a great asset to the team and something you should be proud of. I hope your passion and dedication to soccer continue in your future seasons.

Kaden Thompson-Pickering: Kaden, coming in as the second-highest goal scorer with 5 goals for the season, you demonstrated your passion and abilities in a number of positions on the pitch throughout the season. Also, a handy and reliable goalkeeper, you played a pivotal role in the win against North Sutherland. By maintaining your passion and undergoing ongoing development across the pitch, your future seasons look promising.

Louis Rangott: Louis, the team’s leading goal scorer with 6 goals for the season, your all-around field ability has been an incredible asset to the team this season. For your first season at the Eagles, you have shone brightly as a talented footballer with great goalkeeping skills and attacking prowess. It will be exciting to watch you grow over the coming seasons.

Mason Cotton: Mason, you may be tiny, but you are certainly mighty on the pitch. Your ability to read the play and position yourself to win the ball is second to none. It has been exciting to watch you come out of your shell and develop strength behind the ball in the second half of this season. With your accurate left boot, it will be exciting to watch you develop over the next few seasons.

William Macken: William, you are another of the team’s quiet achievers. Your ability to position your body so effectively meant you were able to win the majority of one-on-one battles for the ball. You have a great ability to deliver accurate free kicks, which lead to some brilliant goal-scoring opportunities for the team. Your calm and steady approach throughout each game will continue to hold you in good standing for future seasons.

Coach:

Ian Dunne: Ian, you are the most patient coach. The boys are incredibly fortunate that you continue to give up your time week in and week out to help them develop their skills as soccer players. The effort you put in each week to teach the boys’ new training drills does not go unnoticed. We want to thank you for picking the boys up each week in some incredibly tough matches, and always encouraging them to bring their best game to the pitch. Thank you.