Well its official. The girls are the first ever girls league division Champions from Pukekohe.  Read on to see how...

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Pukekohe's senior teams made strong starts to their respective 2007 campaigns over the weekend with 28 goals scored in the six matches which netted five wins and a draw.

Four players, two new to the club this season, found the back of the net three times. Click through for details on a prolific opening weekend for the Maroon squads.

The men's first team suffered their first home loss of the season at Bledisloe Park on Saturday, falling 3-1 to Waiheke United.

Click through for details from that match and all the other senior action from the weekend of May 19/20.

The ladies first team stylishly swept aside Onehunga Mangere on Sunday in the first round of the Uncle Toby's Knockout Cup to secure a dream home tie against Premier League powerhouse Eastern Suburbs.

Fans of giant-killing cup runs and attractive pass-and-move football read on...

With senior prizegiving almost upon us and only tournaments and club friendlies left before the end of the season, now is the perfect time to look back at the highs and lows of a long season for the ladies' first team squad.

Click through for part one of a three-part series that includes pre-season training rituals, gritty away draws and gutter-balls aplenty. Even German skipper Michael Ballack makes an appearance or two.

Now that 5-a-side is up and running, it might help to get an idea of just what you'll be up against over the course of the next two months.

Click through for a quick look at the players you'll learn to recognise each Tuesday night.

We're almost three weeks into the senior league season and we've already had a bunch of things crossed off our Pukekohe senior '76 things to do' list. Check to see if you're one of those lagging behind or not...

The men's first team were first to take a 3-3 draw from their Saturday match-up with Fencibles while their women's counterparts cruised to an 8-0 victory over Three Kings on Sunday.

Click through for the wrap of the senior matches played over the weekend 9-10 June.

The women's first team extended their season-opening winning run to six matches while the men's first team were made to pay dearly for another sluggish start with a defeat at Three Kings.

Click through for wrap-ups on those games, links to two other match reports and all the details fom the senior matches played over the weekend.

Click through for part two of a three-part series looking back at the ups, downs and all arounds of the ladies' first team season.

Highlights of part two include: Mangere mountain, Port-a-loos, week-long hangovers and Fernando Torres.

The final part of the season saga includes a six-match winning streak and cup semifinal appearance.

Oh...and the club's most promising under-20 player makes an appearance or two.

After dominating for 90 minutes with nothing to show on the score sheet the Pukekohe over 35 team win in extra time.

I was going to do a write up about the Cup Final today. I'd given myself the day off because I knew getting motivated to do anything after the Big Final Weekend would be impossible. But, as usual, my memories of a football match was kind of limited. It was a vague blur of "Kick Off, Goal (Damn!), Goal (Damn!), Goal (Yahoo!), Half Time, Supporters, Chance, Missed (Bugger!), Supporters, Tackle, Knackered, Supporters, Keep Trying, Goal (Double Damn!), Supporters, Final Whistle. Supporters.". So I thought a quick diary of my weekend would be better. Read on...