Te Awamutu threw everything at them in the last five minutes but just couldn’t hit the back of the net, finishing at 2-1.
A valiant effort under the reign of Ian Stringfellow and Joe Gifford to get some points back and build up the team spirit.
Its been a rollercoaster year and the fate of the squad sits with the WaiBOP Football Federation with League One winners Tauranga not able to be promoted due to having a team in the higher league.
On Sunday, three of the senior teams took to the Futsal Indoor Tournament fundraiser at The Peak in Rototuna.
it was the first run out in the format for several of the boys and the first real run out for social media group The Te Awamutu Dragons.
Despite only one team making it out of the group stages it was great chance to get the players together. Blue Te Awamutu Matadors, Red Te Awamutu Dragons, ASB Lachie Cotton Kit Te Awamutu Wizards.
Three senior Te Awamutu teams took to the Futsal Indoor Tournament in Rototuna.
Junior
The juniors who entered on Sunday enjoyed their run at Jansen Park with the club able to get more teams to all tournaments this year with backing from 3 Stone Vets.
Craigs Investment Partners, a major sponsor locally, have invested in upskilling the coaches
The club celebrated its junior prizegiving on Monday night in a jam-packed Te Awamutu College Hall.
The stories, acknowledgements and support of the parents and coaches to get these kids through the season was great to hear.
The club has outgrown its facilities, and the main focus of the club will be speaking with Council and funders, both trusts and business, to maintain a balanced and forward moving club - an asset to the town and the people in it.
