Last week a hard working Maroon side were unlucky not to get three points against ‘one of the hotter sides in the league’. This week an is-it-on-is-it-off trip to fourth placed premier league chasing Ellerslie would prove another test for a much improving Pukekohe side and, if it wasn’t for 7 minutes of fortune changing injury time, it was clear to see that the Maroons are more than just “an aberration”.

Here are a couple of comments form the Players:

Megan: In the Rain Hail and almost Snow

Debbie:Fun,Muddy good team game,Awesome we beat Waiuku

Marg: The conditions were stunning (literally), but it was fantastic because we broke a losing streach of 11 weeks, Sonya was a very welcome addition.

Tracey: To beat our nemisis Waiuku was awsome especially on there home ground. There was some beautiful passages of play of play from all the girls.Hail,Rain and some sun shine we all satyed focused.

Amy:We played in a mud bath with broken glass and hail but who cares.........the ItomMaidens BEAT WAIUKU. 

The ladies first team were beaten 1-0 by Bay Olympic on a cut-up Bledisloe Park on Sunday.

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Click through to view this week's match report versus Western Springs ...

With Willy away in Germany and no Over 35's game today, the journo hat was firmly on for the 10th Grade Sun Strikers v Red Devilz local derby this morning. Click the link to see how an enthralling battle was settled in the last 10 mins.

If I havn't got a hold of you we are now playing at 12:30 in Waiuku be there at 11:30 please.

Come on supporters you can sleep in and still make this game, I have seen number of our woman players watching and supporting your games it is time to support them they arn't that bad you know, and its Waiuku our friendly foe down the road.

Cheers  Blair

 "I Don't Believe It!"

Puke's very own grumpy Scotsman gives his opinion on what was probably the 1st team's worst performance of the season....

With the new Batman movie doing the rounds, Puke's own Superhero transforms from Bambi on Ice to 3DMan within 24 hours.

Click the link to see how the Ralgex Gang truimphed against evil forces for the 2nd time in 2 days.

The ladies first team got their second win of the division one season on Sunday with an entertaining 1-0 victory over Waiuku at Massey Park.

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Click through to read how the return of Nick and Captain Skerry safely navigated us through to victory number 13.

Click through to view this week's match report versus Drury ...

Wet and wild as the O35s faced the arch enemy from the other side of Titi Road today. Click the link to see how Wayne went close, then cracked the case to break Squashie's heart

Poignant words taken from Rainbow’s classic album. After last week’s 3 points at Papakura it was time to welcome the league leaders to Bledisloe Park. The score line suggests that this was one way traffic from the kick-off. However, for those supporters who braved the elements on Saturday saw Pukekohe battle hard and match Ngaruawahia for most of the match. Indeed for the first 15minutes in the second half it is reasonable to say that the league leaders were under some pressure and there was little to choose between the sides. The last third, however, saw some very clinical finishing by the visitors which cemented their place at the top.

 Feeling a bit down? Standing in the rain watching the 1st team not put you in the best of moods?

Your worries are over. Click through for details of a gift which will put the smile back on any frostbitten Pukekohe fan's face........

Mens 4th team Great Results for the last 2 weeks

With the top of the table clash between the O'35s and Ellerslie postponed, to be re-played at he end of the season, will this result in the classic Liverpool v Arsenal end of season finale that spawned the Nick Hornby book and movie "Fever Pitch"?

In a tenuous link and with a view to parents supplying holiday DVD Material, I nominate my "Top Ten" Football Films.