The Hobart Zebra’s Football Club

The Tilford Zebras were formed in 1956, they were then known as the Hobart Juventus Soccer Club. The Club was formed by Italian immigrants who had a great passion for football. After a slow start to our history, the Southern and State Premierships started to roll in, not to mention the Statewide Cups & Pre-Season Cups. This has made the Tilford Zebras the most successful Football Club in Tasmania over the last fifty years.


Weekend Results

MEN’S RESULTS:

Premier League Men v Olympia  2 – 1 Win

Premier League Men Reserves v Olympia  6 – 2 Win

U/19s v Olympia  4 – 2 Win

 

WOMEN’S RESULTS:

Premier League Women v Taroona  0 – 1

Premier League Women Reserves v Taroona  4 – 2 Win

 

our u/12 boys brave the freezing conditions

Friday night’s freezing temperatures with rain and wind would have found most kids warm inside in front of the fire or heater, but not our u/12 boys’ team. They showed great dedication and club spirit standing for close to 2 hours in the extremely cold conditions to be ball boys for our Premier League Men’s game v Olympia at KGV.

Thank you to the boys, their parents and coach Marcus Hardwick. You can read the boys’ match report for their Saturday morning game, written by Marcus,  in the coaches’ corner (right-hand side of the home page).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PHOTO: Premier League Men’s Keeper Mike McKenna was still able to smile after fracturing his collarbone during the match, with our U/12 ball boys

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PHOTO: Premier Men’s Team Captain, Henry Fagg with our U/12 ball boys after the match

 

 

A special moment for one of our club’s up and coming players

Congratulations to Ethan Engels on his senior debut, Friday night at KGV v Olympia.

Ethan won the Leading Goal Scorer Trophy and the John Barker Medal for the Premier Under-19s League best-and-fairest player, the last two years running; 2010 and 2011.

PHOTO: Ethan getting ready to sub on in freezing temperatures at Friday nights game 

 

PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS NOW & enjoy a fun night

Buy your tickets now for Zebras Fundraising, Night at the Dogs

Support your club, organize a group of family / friends / workmates and enjoy a fun night

No door sales on the night, for tickets & information contact:

Krystyna Sutton 0427 182 424 & Romeo Frediani 0438 735 562

Zebras Women win a thrilling 12 goal statewide cup quarter final match

PHOTO: Congratulations to our Premier Women

 

Premier League Reserves Women Coach, Ronnie Di Felice, said:

“Senior Coach Malcolm Minty took a team of 11 players to Ulverstone. Due to the unavailability of some key players the team was restricted with a starting eleven for the game.

“Zebras started lively with a number of scoring chances, but it was Ulverstone who scored first following a free kick in front of the goals. Zebras replied to make it 1-1. Zebras scored after a good build up involving a number of players to deservedly take the lead. 2-1.

“Ulverstone counter attacked and they scored 2-2.

“Zebras again worked hard and took the lead 3-2.

“An inspired patch of play from Ulverstone saw them score two goals to  take a 4-3 lead with 10 minutes of normal game time left. Inspirational play from the team levelled the game at 4-4 and Zebras could have stolen the match with a number of scoring chances in the last minute of normal time.

“As they prepared for extra time, the team vowed not to give up and every single player made a strong commitment to increase their workload and desire to win the game. With no changes possible for the extra time period, would the Zebras last the distance !

“At the end of the extra 30 minutes of play Zebras scored 4 unanswered goals to win the cup game 8-4 from a shocked Ulverstone outfit.

“Not only did we score 4 goals but we ran them off the park with a spirited team performance. What an inspiration result following a disappointing weekend for the club. Coach Malcolm Minty was full of praise for this team and a very happy man. Hayley, Maddi, Gina and Krista scored the goals to take the Zebras into a semi final clash”.