NAIDOC Cup: Huge photo gallery from Lake Macquarie of Football NSW vs Northern NSW
The Football NSW and Northern NSW boys and girls played out a thrilling NAIDOC Cup at Lake Macquarie. Check out our huge 70+ photo gallery of all divisions plus full results from the event.
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Football NSW are the 2024 NAIDOC Cup champions after winning the annual tournament for a third consecutive time.
This year’s competition was hosted by Northern NSW Football in Lake Macquarie and is a celebration of First Nations history and culture through football.
The U14 girls, U14 boys and U16 boys teams all took down their Northern NSW Football opponents, while the U16 girls teams shared the spoils.
Tikka Jeffery from Football NSW once again claimed the U14 girls’ Player of the Tournament award, while Aaliyah Kilroy from the Newcastle Jets Academy took home the U16 girls’ honour for Northern NSW.
Tyler Hawkett from Sydney FC and Benjamin Duroux from NWS Spirit, both from Football NSW, were the players of the tournament for the U14 and U16 boys’ competitions respectively.
RESULTS
U14 girls
Football NSW def. Northern NSW 4-0
Football NSW def. Northern NSW 5-0
U14 boys
Northern NSW drew Football NSW 3-3
Football NSW def. Northern NSW 2-1
U16 girls
Football NSW def. Northern NSW 2-1
Northern NSW def. Football NSW 1-0
U16 boys
Football NSW def. Northern NSW 6-1
Northern NSW def. Football NSW 3-2
PHOTO GALLERY
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