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Shores United U/12s target minor premiership as undefeated run continues

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Shores United U/12s: (Back row L-R) Matt, Reece, Bowie, Stark(c), Oscar, Toby, Tao, Mac, Lewy, Soufyan, Nathan. (Front) Archer, Rahan, River, Benji, Theon and Amelia (absent Obi).

Shores United U/12s mixed team continued their undefeated run this season by beating Eureka 4–0 at home on the Bob Bellear sports field last weekend.
The team is currently undefeated with their worst result a 1–1 draw against Ballina.
The team has two games to go before the finals start.
All members of the team have their own individual talents that make them gel really well together when they are playing on the field. They are great young people making memories and friendships to last a lifetime, according to coaches Matt and Nathan.

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