THE BeeGee’s premier men’s team is bouncing back after a slow start to the season with four consecutive wins, in a stark warning to the rest of the Sunshine Coast football.
Team manager Harry Roads said thanks to a focus on new combinations and formations, the team has been able to commit to strong positional play.
“We are slowly starting to get our mid fielders and strikers gelling, we have made a few alterations with four different combinations we are still working on what works best for our team but we are finally seeing some good combinations that will put us in good stead for the rest of the year,” he said.
The squad is starting to prove to their opponents they can beat the top four teams as well as the rest of the teams in the competition, and key players have helped make this happen.
“Declan has been a strong player for us and our keeper Mitch has had some really strong performances and have won us a few games there,” he said.
“I would say there have been some really consistent performances I suppose, definitely our defence in most games has been quite strong.”
The BeeGee’s premier men’s team has a few big games coming up for them against three out of four teams ahead of them on the ladder, and detailed how they plan to secure those wins.
“Definitely some big games coming up in the back end of the year against Noosa, Caloundra and Kawana, so we need to have some good performances there and start to take some points off the other teams,” he said.
“I think it’s about having confidence, there’s games where we look really dangerous and we are up for it but in games where we aren’t playing so well, we need to remember to play with aggression.”
From the team’s dismal performance from last year to being on 12 points so far this season, Harry credited the growth of the team to both the players and in particular the coach, Darryl Hart.
“We’ve got some good things happening behind the scenes, we’ve got physios on board and starting to reap the rewards that the coach Darryl has worked so hard on over the last few years,” Harry said.