Young Sunraysia soccer squads shine in SA

FOOTBALL Fedaration Sunraysia’s (FFS) under-13 side won the final of the South Australian Soccer Association Country Championships played in Port Pirie.

It was a dominant display by the team, who went through the round-robin competition undefeated.

The local FFS side scored 41 goals in their four matches over the two-day carnival last weekend.

In other age groups, FFS finished runners-up in the under-12 boys’ development, girls’ under-13 and the girls’ under-16 divisions.

RESULTS
Under-12 development boys 
Sunraysia 1 Limestone Coast 1
Sunraysia 4 Adelaide Hills Blue 1
Sunraysia 3 Port Pirie 0
Grand final: Fleurieu 1 Sunraysia 0

Under-12 boys
Sunraysia 2 Whyalla 2
Sunraysia 5 Broken Hill 1
Sunraysia 2 Adelaide Hills 0
Sunraysia 3 Limestone Coast 0
Semi-final: Fleurieu 0 Sunraysia 0

Under-13 boys
Sunraysia 15 Port Lincoln 0
Sunraysia 9 Port Pirie 1
Sunraysia 8 Limestone Coast 0
Sunraysia 9 Adelaide Hills 0

Under-13 girls
Sunraysia 3 Broken Hill 1
Sunraysia 2 Whyalla 0
Sunraysia 1 SEWFA 0
Sunraysia 0 Adelaide Hills 5
Sunraysia 4 Port Lincoln 0
Sunraysia 3 Port Pirie 1

Under-15 boys
Sunraysia 12 Port Lincoln 0
Limestone Coast 2 Sunraysia 1
Adelaide Hills 3 Sunraysia 0
Semi-finals: Adelaide Hills 1 Sunraysia 0

Under-16 girls
Sunraysia 2 Adelaide Hills Blue 0
SEWFA 4 Sunraysia 1
Sunraysia 3 Port Pirie 1
Sunraysia 2 Adelaide Hills White 2

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