Montrose Soccer Club - What's happening around your club...
Take me to Rosebud on the Bus!
Ladies @ 11am
Legends @ 11am
Ressies @ 1pm
Firsts @ 3pm
Bus departs Montrose for Rosebud at 9am then departs Rosebud for Montrose at 5:30pm.
Seats are $10.00 per person – 57 seats available only.
Seats are only booked when $ paid.
Drinks on the bus on the way back then will carry on at the club to hopefully celebrate 4/4 wins....
TEAM PHOTOS WILL ALSO BE TAKEN, SO EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT PLAYING, MAKE SURE YOU PACK THE SHORTS AND SOCKS.
On the mend
All out well wishes to Dougie 'Macca' Nolan after a terrible fall off a 2 storey building last week, after being rushed to the Royal Melbourne, he is slowly on the mend which is great to see. Hopefully we'll see him pull on the Montrose colours again before the end of the season once his headache is gone!
We wish you all the best for a speedy recovery Dougie.
This weeks games
Due to Endeavours suspension in the Bayside League, the Premier League sides have another weekend off, the Ladies have a Bye so there is only one game this weekend and it is the invincible Legends v Croydon. Get down to support the old boys, now at MONBULK RECREATION RESERVE and see them continue on their undefeated season.
Happy Father's Day to all our Montrose dad's on Sunday.
Sunday 5th September 2010
Premier - NO GAME due to Endeavour Suspension
Reserves - NO GAME due to Endeavour Suspension
Division 2 - FORFEITED
Legends - Montrose v Croydon - 17:30 - AWAY - Monbulk Recreation Reserve, Moores Road, Monbulk MEL 124 H1 (PLEASE NOTE NEW TIME AND VENUE)
Womens Montrose v BYE
2011 Player Registrations
If you are interested in playing for Montrose Soccer Club in 2011, then please contact us.
Pre-season will begin in early February, get your name down now and we can contact you just before the season starts.
For more information feel free to email montrosesoccerclub@hotmail.com
Montrose Soccer Club supporting Call to Arms
Congratulations and many thanks to the Montrose and Mornington Players that supported Call to Arms on Sunday 18th July.
We raised $200 to go towards Cancer Research. Hopefully we can double that next year.
The facts about cancer
1 in 2 men will be diagnosed with cancer by the time they turn 85.
More than 62,500 Australian men are expected to be diagnosed with cancer this year.
While cancer is one of the leading causes of death among Australian men, around one third of all cancers can be prevented through healthy lifestyle choices.
Excluding non-melanoma skin cancers, the most common cancers facing men in Australia are prostate, bowel, melanoma and lung cancer. Prostate cancer is more common in men than breast cancer is in women.
