CLUB HISTORY
Oct 15th 1996. Papatoetoe United Junior Soccer Club Inc was established exclusively for Children aged between 4 years of age and 19years.
Our first playing season saw us entered into The Counties Manukau League with a staggering 21 teams. This was a lot more than was anticipated, and in the 220 children making up those teams 60 were Girls.
April 1998.
After a very successful 1st year, we entered the Counties Manukau Competition with 30 teams. 100 girls were also amongst the boys this year.
April 1999.
We entered The Counties Manukau League with 36 teams, including 23 Rep Players. 1999 also saw the end of Counties Manukau and the formation of Federation 2
April 2000.
With the formation of all 7 Federations throughout New Zealand things got off to a tricky start, Teams aged 11 and above played in the Federation 2 League. Tough as Auckland Kids can be we did very well
with two teams winning their League. We started the season with 50 teams (too many) and we squashed them down to 46 teams. One team disbanded in the middle of the season due to there being no Coach but the children were placed throughout all the other teams. Four
children aged between 12-13 years made it to the National
Academy for the year 2001 .We finished off the 2000 season on a high note.
April 2001.
We started off this season
with 40 team. 31 teams aged 4yrs to 10 yrs. The Youth section lost 2 teams of under 19 players who went off to
play senior football . Another successful year was had by all.
2002 started with a
wonderful feeling. We have 33 junior teams and 11 youth teams. 44 in total. That
is an increase of 4 teams . The year would one of our best with quite a few
teams doing well in the Auckland league and 2 teams undefeated again.
2003 has started off once again with extra teams and children playing . We have 34 teams in the
Junior section and 14 teams in the Youth section. An increase in 4 teams
over all.
Total 48 teams. This year we passed at the AGM to go seniors for 2004. A great
move.


April 2002.
We had our first Premier team (10th Vipers ) who
finished second and we ended up with 24 teams in the club finishing in the top
3.A wonderful outcome.
April 2004.
Club changes name to Papatoetoe United Soccer Club INC to include the seniors. We had 51 Junior teams and 3 Senior teams, 1 Womens, 1 Open Mens, and 1 Over 35's. The Womens team won all games winning their league. & Junior teams won their league also. A great effort this year by all involved. Club has a total of 715 members including coach's and managers. Club had First Metro team and 3 Premiers teams.
AUGUST 2005
This year the club had a total of 40 Junior teams. We dropped by a few teams as we had 8 x 10th grades in 2004 who had to change to 14 a side in 2005. We went up 2 more senior teams. 2 open men's, 2 women's, 1 over 35's . It was our first year at having a full girls team which was a 13th grade. They finished second in Div 2. Half the junior club finished in the top 4 in their group so we are on the move. 3 junior teams won their league. 3 youth teams also won their leagues.
Margaret McKenna became the clubs first Life Member in November.
AUGUST 2006
This year saw a
slight drop in teams to 37. We had 1 x Open men's , 2 x Women's team 1 of which
was combined with PAFC, 1 x Over 35's team.
Our Girls team called the
Diamonds once again did well over the season. 4 Junior teams won their leagues
as did 4 youth teams . Great effort by all teams in the club
AUGUST 2007
This year saw an increase in the juniors and senior section with another Open men's team. We had 41 teams all up.
We also entered our first girls tournament with both 6th and 7th grade winning the tournament The 8th grade team came third. The club was very proud. We also were very unlucky due to the weather to have our one cancelled.
We will try again in 2008.
AUGUST 2008
This year saw the club once again on the increase to 44 teams. 6 of those being Seniors. 3 Women's and 3 Men's.
Greg McGregor and Anil Ranchhod became our second and third Life member of the club. Well done to you both.
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