| 词条 | Central Coast Mariners Academy |
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| clubname = Central Coast Mariners Academy | image = | fullname = Central Coast Mariners Academy | nickname = Mariners | short name = CCMA | founded = 2008 (as Central Coast Mariners Youth) 2012 (as Central Coast Mariners Academy) | ground = Central Coast Mariners Centre of Excellence (NYL) Pluim Park (NPL & SAP) | capacity = 2,000 (Pluim Park) | owntitle = Majority Owner | owner = Mike Charlesworth | chairman = Mike Charlesworth | mgrtitle = Academy Director | manager = Ken Schembri | league = Men: NYL, NPL NSW 2 Women: NPL NSW Women's 2 Boys' Youth: NPL NSW Youth 1 Skills Acquisition Program | season = | position = | website = http://www.ccmariners.com.au |current = 2018–19 Y-League |pattern_la1 = |pattern_b1 = |pattern_ra1 = |leftarm1 = FEDF00 |body1 = FEDF00 |rightarm1 = FEDF00 |shorts1 = FEDF00 |socks1 = FEDF00 |pattern_so1 = |pattern_la2 = _navyborder |pattern_b2 = _vnecknavy |pattern_ra2 = _navyborder |pattern_sh2 = |leftarm2 = 000080 |body2 = 000080 |rightarm2 = 000080 |shorts2 = 000080 |socks2 = 000080 }} Central Coast Mariners Academy is a semi-professional soccer club based in {{NSWcity|Gosford}}, New South Wales, Australia. It serves as the youth and reserve team for A-League club Central Coast Mariners, and participates in men's, women's, and youth competitions in the National Premier Leagues system as well as the National Youth League and Football NSW Skills Acquisition Program. HistoryNational Youth LeagueThe youth side was founded in 2008 for the inaugural season of the National Youth League. Since then it has won the league twice (in 2009–10 and 2011–12) and finished second twice (in 2010–11 and 2012–13). Notable former Mariners NYL players include Mitchell Duke and Bernie Ibini. Former Mariners A-League head coach Tony Walmsley was coach of the NYL side for several years. In September 2015 Football Federation Australia announced that NYL teams would participate in their respective state National Premier Leagues competitions commencing in the 2016 season.[1] Central Coast Mariners AcademyFirst Academy: 2012–2014Central Coast Mariners Academy was formed as a joint venture between the Mariners and Central Coast Football to provide a junior development pathway to the NYL and A-League sides. Prior to 2012 the academy existed solely as a junior side; however in 2012 it was accepted to participate in the New South Wales Premier League.[2] In October 2012 the club announced that Joey Peters had been appointed as senior coach. The club finished tenth from twelve clubs in its first two seasons. CCMA prided themselves on producing talented young players and providing a pathway for Central Coast Mariners in the Hyundai A-League. Based on appearances for CCMA 15 year old Daniel McFarlane earned trials in the UK with Swansea City and Birmingham City. Patrick Zwaanswijk signed up McFarlane up for the CCMA in the National Youth League. Local players Steve Whyte, Josh Forbes, Bradley Wilson and Nathan Verity also made sufficient impressions in the NSWPL season to earn them a contract in the NYL squad. Following disputes between the Mariners and Central Coast Football over technical and financial aspects of the program the Football NSW licence to run the representative side on the Central Coast was handed back to Central Coast Football in August 2014 and the Academy program was closed.[3] Second Academy: 2015–A {{cite web|url= http://www.footballnsw.com.au/fileadmin/user_upload/Governance/29052015_-_COR_-_FNSW_2016_Mens_Comp_Review_Final_Resolution__TMc_.pdf |title=Competitions Review }} conducted by Football NSW in 2015 recommended that academy sides from Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers be included in the National Premier Leagues NSW competitions, with the inclusion of a Central Coast side to be determined between the Mariners and Central Coast Football. The Mariners subsequently applied for entry to the NPL and SAP in August 2015[4] and were accepted from the 2016 season onwards,[5] replacing Central Coast FC. Colours and badgeThe team's colours are yellow and blue (identical to Central Coast Mariners), and it also shares the Mariners' badge of a football inside a curling wave. StadiumNational Youth League games are played at the Central Coast Mariners Centre of Excellence at {{NSWcity|Tuggerah}}, while NPL and SAP games will be played at Pluim Park, {{NSWcity|Lisarow}}. SquadNational Youth LeagueAs of 27 January 2019.{{fs start}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=GK |name=Joe Gauci}}{{fs player |no= |nat=NZL |pos=GK |name=Aidan Munford}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=GK |name=Adam Pearce}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=DF |name=Jonathan Aspro}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=DF |name=Manley Barnett}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=DF |name=Nicholas Faust}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=DF |name=Michael Glassock}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=DF |name=Lewis Miller}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=DF |name=Alec Vinci}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Quentin Cheng}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Rhett De Silva}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Daniel Hall}}{{fs mid}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Matthew Hatch}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Joey Jevtic}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Kyle Johnson}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Charles M'Mombwa}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Josh Macdonald}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Dylan Ruiz-Diaz}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=MF |name=Mario Shabow}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=FW |name=Michael Katsoulis}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=FW |name=Peter Kekeris}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=FW |name=Jordan Murray}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=FW |name=Emmanuel Peters}}{{fs player |no= |nat=AUS |pos=FW |name=Jordan Smylie}}{{fs end}}National Premier Leagues NSW 2As of 1 March 2017.[6]{{Fs start}}{{Fs player| no=1 | nat=NZL | pos=GK | name=Aidan Munford}}{{Fs player| no=13 | nat=AUS | pos=GK | name=Adam Pearce}}{{Fs player| no=2 | nat=AUS | pos=DF | name=Reece Papadimitrios}}{{Fs player| no=3 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Gianni Stensness}}{{Fs player| no=4 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Cooper Buswell}}{{Fs player| no=5 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Shelford Dais}}{{Fs player| no=6 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Jake McGuinness}}{{Fs player| no=7 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Maki Petratos}}{{Fs player| no=8 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Lachlan Wales}}{{Fs player| no=9 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Steve Whyte}}{{Fs mid}}{{Fs player| no=10 | nat=AUS | pos=FW | name=Brenton Fox}}{{Fs player| no=11 | nat=AUS | pos=DF | name=Jordon Bennett}}{{Fs player| no=12 | nat=AUS | pos=DF | name=James Enticknap}}{{Fs player| no=14 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Peter Kekeris}}{{Fs player| no=15 | nat=AUS | pos=DF | name=Matthew Lee}}{{Fs player| no=16 | nat=AUS | pos=GK | name=Tom Lyons}}{{Fs player| no=17 | nat=AUS | pos=FW | name=Sean Pratt}}{{Fs player| no=18 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Mortaza Safdari}}{{Fs player| no=19 | nat=AUS | pos=MF | name=Duncan Stewart}}{{Fs player| no= 20 | nat=AUS | pos=DF | name=Charles William}}{{Fs end}}RecordsNational Premier Leagues NSW
See also
References1. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.y-league.com.au/article/ffa-announces-revamped-201516-foxtel-nyl-competition/a4h5mjzfjx0r1fsi8xszvqsou|title=FFA announces revamped 2015/16 Foxtel NYL competition|publisher=Football Federation Australia|date=30 September 2015|accessdate=1 October 2015}} 2. ^{{cite web | url = http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/news-display/Mariners-lay-foundations-for-footballs-future/53376 | title = Mariners lay foundations for football's future | publisher = footballaustralia.com.au | accessdate = 20 November 2012}} 3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/central-coast-mariners-face-lockout-over-outstanding-debts-and-ground-fees-20140823-107pg1.html?rand=1408789282086|title=Central Coast Mariners face lockout over outstanding debts and ground fees|date=23 August 2014|accessdate=16 December 2014|publisher=Sydney Morning Herald|last=Bossi|first=Dominic}} 4. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.ccmariners.com.au/article/news-mariners-aplly-for-npl-licence/u8dwtgwidk321jjg1r8ndpspf|title=Mariners apply for NPL Licence|publisher=Central Coast Mariners|date=24 August 2015|accessdate=26 September 2015}} 5. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.ccmariners.com.au/article/news-mariners-granted-sap--npl-licence/7v31z90jjnmb1n5ymc50qwxbd|title=Mariners granted SAP – NPL Licence|publisher=ALeague CCM|date=1 October 2015|accessdate=1 October 2015}} 6. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.ccmariners.com.au/article/mariners-academy-squad--preview/1ir2rsoz4qy011r68yn7bwhmu|title=Mariners Academy squad & preview|date=1 March 2017|accessdate=10 April 2017}} External links{{Central Coast Mariners FC}}{{National Youth League}}{{Soccer in New South Wales}}{{Central Coast Sports Teams}} 6 : National Premier Leagues clubs|Soccer clubs in New South Wales|Association football clubs established in 2012|2012 establishments in Australia|Central Coast Mariners FC|Sport on the Central Coast (New South Wales) |
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