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The 5 most one club appearances by a football player:

1 Ryan Giggs – Manchester United – 963

2. Francesco Totti – Roma – 786

3. Igor Akineev – CSKS Moscow – 750

4 Jamie Carragher – Liverpool – 737

5. Mark ” Chuck” Berry – Moss Vale – 700 and counting

Highlands Soccer Association congratulates “Chuck” on this achievement. The transfer window will open soon; what will Chuck do?

U14 Jan Plain Cup

Robertson 4 def Moss Vale Red 1

U16 Cup

Moss Vale 3 def Bowral 0

George Auld Cup

Bundanoon 2 def Robertson 1

Chris Jacobs Cup

Mittagong 4 def Robertson 3

Liberale Trophy

Bowral 2 def Hilltop 1

Noelene Munro Cup

Hill top 4 def Robertson 2

Darryl Kill Cup

Bowral 5 def Moss Vale 2

Team photos available at https://highlands-soccer-association.smugmug.com/2024-Association-Cup-Finals

https://highlands-soccer-association.smugmug.com/2023-HSA-Grand-Finals

Highlands Soccer Association held our Senior Presentation Night last Friday night, 6^th October at Mittagong RSL.

It was a great night, celebrating the achievements of players and teams over the season.

The winners were:

Golden Boot (Highest number of goals in the competition rounds):

AAM Highlands League – Aiden Walker – Bundanoon Blue – (28)

AAW Premier League 2 – Anna Otieno – Yerrinbool – (13)

AAM Premier League 2 – Andrew Alice – Bowral Blue – (7)

AAW Premier League 1 – Rachel Moore – Hill Top – (14)

AAM Premier League 1 – Chris Wilson – Bowral White – (17)

Golden Gloves (highest number of clean sheets in the competition rounds):

AAM Highlands League – Isaac Martin – Bundanoon Blue (4), Alex Mabberly – Exeter (4)

AAW Premier League 2 – Helga Fietz – Yerrinbool (3)

AAW Premier League 1 – Eleanor Handley – Robertson-Burrawang (6)

AAM Premier League 1 – Tom Burns – Mittagong (4), Lawrence Mullan – Bowral White (4), Jacob Clarke – Robertson-Burrawang (4)

Player of the Year (voted on by the referees):

AAM Highlands League – Aiden Walker

AAW Premier League 2 – Anna Otieno

AAM Premier League 2 – Leslie Shanahan

AAW Premier League 1 – Alyce Thompson

AAM Premier League 1 – Josh Perizzolo

Service to Football Award:

Liz Gorman – Bowral

Mark Hundy – Exeter

Fair Play Award (least number of red and yellow cards):

Hill Top

Club Championship:

Bowral

Referee of the Year (voted on by the clubs):

Andy Bell

The highlight of the evening was the awarding of the Referee of the Year Award which has been named The Dave Noble Trophy for Referee of the Year this year after one of the Highlands referees, Dave Noble. His daughter, Amanda Noble presented the award. Amanda was also presented a Life Membership of the Referees Association for her father from Garry George.

Thomas Goodman, a member of the HSA Board, spoke about Dave on the night – “Dave Noble was a player, coach and referee in the Southern Highlands for many years. He was very well respected in all of these roles in his many years living in Hilltop. He coached his son’s team in the Highlands Eagles Club in the early 2000’s with great success in the Illawarra competition.

In refereeing Dave was held in high esteem. He won the Referee Of The Year Trophy 3 times, an award voted on by our local clubs.

Very sadly Dave passed away prematurely from illness last year so it was decided to name the Trophy after him. His daughter Amanda has continued in his refereeing footsteps so she was the right person to present the Trophy to this year’s recipient Andy Bell.”