Gisborne City

Gisborne City
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Full name Gisborne City Football Club
Nickname(s) The Sky Blues, Baby Blues (in 2009 due to their extremely young team)
Founded 1939
Ground Childers Road
Chairman Jason Lexmond
Manager Blake Mulrooney
League Eastern League
sky blue jersey, shorts and socks
Home colours
Away colours

Gisborne City FC is a soccer club in Gisborne, New Zealand who play in the eastern league 1st division. Their home ground is Childers Road. They have won the National League, Air New Zealand cup, and the Chatham Cup.

The club was founded in 1939 as Eastern Union. The name was changed to Gisborne City in 1968. After merging with Marist Gisborne in 2003 the name was changed to Gisborne City Marist, but was reverted to Gisborne City for the 2005 season.

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Major Honours

  • 1974 Air New Zealand Cup runners-up
  • 1976 Air New Zealand Cup runners-up
  • 1979 Central League Division One
  • 1980 New Zealand National Soccer League runners-up
  • 1981 NZFA Challenge Trophy runners-up
  • 1983 Chatham Cup runners-up
  • 1984 New Zealand National Soccer League champions
  • 1984 Chatham Cup runners-up
  • 1984 Air New Zealand Cup winners
  • 1985 New Zealand National Soccer League runners-up
  • 1985 NZFA Challenge Trophy winners
  • 1987 Chatham Cup winners
  • 1987 New Zealand National Soccer League runners-up
  • 2009 Bailey Cup Champions
  • 2010 Eastern League Div 1 Champions
  • 2010 Federation Cup Champions

Current squad

First team

Number Position Name
1 England Mark Baple GK
3 New Zealand Kerryn Pegram DF
5 New Zealand Maxwell Logan MF
6 New Zealand Bevan Owen DF
7 England Ryan O'Neil MF
8 England Scotty Hales(Assistant Coach) DF
9 New Zealand Shaun Auckram FW
10 Brazil Gybron Gomes MF
11 New Zealand Conner Mulrooney MF
12 New Zealand Stuart Cranswick FW
13 New Zealand Clint Ward DF
14 New Zealand Shane Hooks(Captain) MF
15 New Zealand Aaron Walters DF
14 Chile Fabian Lagunas FW
17 New Zealand Nataniel Wilson FW
19 New Zealand Blake Mulrooney(Coach) MF

Notable former players

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Preceded by
North Shore United		 Chatham Cup Winner
1987		 Succeeded by
Waikato United



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