Livestream: Watch the Northern NSW Bill Turner Cup final livestream and semi-final REPLAYS

The Northern NSW Bill Turner Cup finalists have been decided with the winning teams off to National Finals Series in September. See the full match REPLAYS here.

The Northern NSW grand final winners for the Bill Turner Cup (Boys) and Trophy (Girls) have been decided. Here are the results and replays for the finals, third place deciders and semi-final.

The Northern NSW final winenrs now have an opportunity to go on and be crowned national champion in next month’s finals in Lake Macquarie.

Once again KommunityTV will also be there, providing full streaming coverage of the entire National Finals Series from September 6-7.

WEDNESDAY RESULTS & REPLAYS

(BOYS) NORTHERN NSW BILL TURNER CUP FINAL

Hunter Sports High (Lake Macquarie) 9 defeated Xavier Catholic College (Ballina) 0

Lake Macquarie’s Hunter Sports High are the kings of Northern NSW after they defeated Xavier Catholic College (Ballina) 9-0 in the Bill Turner Cup Final.

Captain Alex Nunes set the scene from the start, using his speed along the left wing to put Hunter on the attack. The goal didn’t eventuate, but it came two minutes later when Ryles Harper capitalised on a fortuitous rebound.

Much of Hunter’s drive forward was initiated by Bowen Hine and Rhys Butler while Noah Miller showed superb control under pressure.

Kye Schumacker scored the green and white’s third goal after just 15 minutes, and they took a four goal advantage to the break after Xavier’s most promising opportunity sailed wide as the halftime whistle sounded.

A classy Max Cooper header in the 41st minute was one of Hunter’s best, as they went on with the job with a five goal second half.

Xavier were best served by busy captain Jacob Miletic and Tom Rutledge, who never gave in despite limited opportunities.

Hunter coach Scott McCarter praised his team after full time.

“Today was a big step up in performance, the boys gained a lot of confidence out of today,” McCarter said.

“We had our sights set on the national finals, but you’re only one bad day away from being kicked out, so I’m very pleased because I know the boys have plenty of potential.”

For Xavier Catholic College, coach Steve Edmonds said the event was a major step in the school’s development.

“It’s been a fantastic couple of days, this is the best team we have produced, so it is a massive achievement for the school,” Edmonds said.

“I’m proud of the way the boys carried themselves. The Bill Turner Cup is known as the best schools competition in the country, so to get this far, I’m proud of the boys and glad they enjoyed the experience.”

Hunter Sports High now advances to the national finals where they will meet Endeavour Sports High (Sydney) on their next step towards national glory in the National Semi-Finals on 6 September.

Hunter Sports High 9 (Noah Miller 21m, 57m; Harper Ryles 3m, 39m; Alex Nunes 54m, 56m; Max Cooper 41m; Kye Schumacker 17m, OG 12m) beat Xavier Catholic College (Ballina) 0

(BOYS) NORTHERN NSW BILL TURNER CUP - THIRD PLACE PLAY-OFF

St Pius X Adamstown 5 defeated St John Paul College 3

St Pius X Adamstown brushed aside Tuesday’s heartbreaking one goal semi-final loss to defeat St John Paul College 5-3 in the Bill Turner Cup third place play-off.

A hat-trick to Thomas Aslett proved crucial as the boys from Adamstown were forced to do plenty of defending themselves in an entertaining high scoring contest.

After being held scoreless the day before, the Coffs Harbour boys rebounded with a double to Will Eames and a deserved goal to Harry Johnson.

St Pius X Adamstown 5 (Thomas Aslett 3, Jonah Reed 2 goals) beat St John Paul College (Coffs Harbour) 3 (Will Eames 2, Harry Johnson goals).

(GIRLS) NORTHERN NSW BILL TURNER TROPHY FINAL

Central Coast Sports College (Kariong) 8 defeated All Saints College Maitland 1

Central Coast Sports College (Kariong) have beaten All Saints College Maitland 8-1 to take out the Northern NSW division of the Bill Turner Trophy.

Coming off Tuesday’s comprehensive semi-final victory, Central Coast continued their goal spree, as the girls in black raced to a 5-0 halftime lead.

Eliza Familton opened the scoring in the fourth minute and she hammered home an accurate Anika Francis cross to double the margin after seven minutes.

All Saints’ under siege backline led by Bella Cook and acrobatic keeper Tallon Convery were able to stem the flow for the next ten minutes, before Francis’ pace opened the way to find the back of the net - prompting a wild corner-flag punching celebration made famous by ex-Socceroos striker Tim Cahill.

With a game built on composure and accurate passing, the girls from Kariong were able to build pressure, but it was their speed on the wings that continued to turn around the All Saints defence.

Ava Carlson and Famailten added another two goals for Central Coast before the break and the procession continued with another two in the nine minutes after the restart.

Trailing 8-0 with 20 minutes remaining, the All Saints girls showed spirit and desire and struck back with one of their own when Ashleigh Vetter’s free kick cleared the Central Coast wall and keeper, in what was the strike of the match.

Amid wild celebrations, victorious Central Coast coach Daniel Barrett couldn’t have been prouder of his charges.

“We played against a team with quality players today, so we had to show them respect,” said Barrett.

“Heading to the national finals will be fantastic, we look forward to the challenge and to see how far we can go.”

Today’s win takes Central Coast Sports one step closer to national glory and a clash with Rowville Secondary College (Melbourne) in the National Semi-Finals on 6 September.

Central Coast Sports College 8 (Eliza Familton 5m, 8m, 24m; Ava Carlson 19m, 40m; Anika Francis 16m, 34m; Andie Chaseling 60m) beat All Saints College Maitland 1 (Ashleigh Vetter 53m)

(GIRLS) NORTHERN NSW BILL TURNER TROPHY - THIRD PLACE PLAY-OFF

Bishop Druitt College (Coffs Harbour) 4 defeated St John’s Woodlawn (Lismore) 1

Coffs Harbour’s Bishop Druitt College have rebounded from Tuesday’s semi-final loss to defeat St John’s Woodlawn (Lismore) 4-1 in the Bill Turner Trophy third place play-off.

In a tight end to end contest, Bishop Druitt opened a 2-1 halftime lead before adding another two after the break.

Coming off Tuesday’s big semi-final defeat to Central Coast Sports, St John’s regained their running legs and were rewarded through a goal to Kate Wotton.

Bishop Druitt College (Coffs Harbour) 4 (Pheobe Oliver, Mirenda Smith, May Crook, Maya Gibson goals) beat St John’s Woodlawn (Lismore) 1 (Kate Wotton)

TUESDAY RESULTS AND REPLAYS

GIRLS NORTHERN NSW SEMI FINALS

Central Coast Sports College (Kariong) 21 defeated St John’s College Woodlawn (Lismore) 0

Kariong’s Central Coast Sports College flexed their muscles on the way to securing their place in Wednesday’s Bill Turner Trophy final with an emphatic 21-0 victory over St John’s College Woodlawn from Lismore.

Superbly led by Alexia Karas, the pacy Central Coast girls showed their class in a 13 goal first half before adding another eight after halftime.

With four players each finding the net on four occasions, Central Coast are blessed with firepower and will once again look to Anika Francis and Oliva Ainslie to help guide the school to next month’s National Finals Series.

Central Coast Sports College (Kariong) 21 (Claire Denning 4, Anika Francis 4, Eliza Famailten 4, Andie Chaseling 4, Oliva Ainslie 2, Ava Carlson, Alexia Karas, Daisey Retallick goals) beat St John’s Woodlawn (Lismore) 0

All Saints’ College Maitland 3 defeated Bishop Druitt College (Coffs Harbour) 1

All Saints’ College Maitland defeated Coffs Harbour’s Bishop Druitt College 3-1 to advance to Wednesday’s final against the red-hot Central Coast Sports College.

Penny Clarke opened the scoring for the Maitland side before Pheobe Oliver levelled the scores on the stroke of halftime.

Goals to Ashleigh Vetter and Madeline Conn within 15 minutes after the resumption proved enough for All Saints’ to move one step closer to national glory.

All Saints’ College (Maitland) 3 (Penny Clarke 17m, Ashleigh Vetter 33m, Madeline Conn 45m) beat Bishop Druitt College (Coffs Harbour) 1 (Pheobe Oliver 30m)

BOYS NORTHERN NSW SEMI FINALS

Hunter Sports High (Lake Macquarie) 6 defeated St John Paul College (Coffs Harbour) 0

Lake Macquarie’s Hunter Sports High have beaten John Paul College, Coffs Harbour 6-0 to advance to Wednesday’s Bill Turner Cup final.

Noah Miller struck in the first minute before a double to Makbye Buettner propelled the Hunter boys to an unassailable 4-0 halftime advantage.

St John’s skipper Nik Davies and Anthony Omtha created several opportunities after the interval, but the locals were unable to finish off.

Hunter proved clinical at the back, clearing with precision and often transitioning to attack through Noah Miller’s pace on the left wing. Will Dodson and Rhys Butler rounded out a perfect build-up with goals in the closing stages.

Hunter Sports High(Lake Macquarie) 6 (Noah Miller 1m, Makbye Buettner 20m, 25m, Alex Nunes 21m; Will Dobson 52m; Rhys Butler 56m) beatSt John Paul College (Coffs Harbour) 0.

Boys Northern NSW Semi Final – Xavier Catholic College (Ballina) 2 beat St Pius X (Adamstown) 1

Ballina’s Xavier Catholic College were forced to fight for the entire 60 minutes to earn their spot in the final after holding out Adamstown’s St Pius X 2-1.

First half goals to Jack Groves and captain Jacob Miletic proved a handy buffer for Xavier as a fast running St Pius failed to capitalise on several late chances to draw level.

Xavier Catholic College (Ballina) 2 (Jack Groves 21m, Jacob Miletic 30m) beat St Pius X (Adamstown) 1 (Thomas Aslett 49m)