We are thrilled to announce that four of our talented young players were selected to represent New South Wales in the U14s Football NSW Talent Support Program (TSP) at the State of Origin Cup tournament hosted by Football Queensland on the Sunshine Coast.
Noah Hooper, Shou Ye, Davonne Plaatjies and Olivia Amador were all part of the TSP Metro U14 teams, showcasing their exceptional skills and dedication to the sport. The tournament provided a unique opportunity for these young athletes to compete against the best players in the country and gain valuable experience.
It's noteworthy that all four players began their football journeys in local Macarthur FA grassroots clubs, highlighting the strength and depth of the region's football development pathways. Noah Hooper played for Oran Park FC, Shou Ye represented Campbelltown Cobras SC, Davonne Plaatjies was a standout player for Camden Tigers FC and Narellan Rangers SC, while Olivia Amador honed her skills at St Marys Eaglevale SC.
After their early development in grassroots football, these young players progressed to Macarthur Rams, where they have continued to flourish in a more elite football environment. Macarthur Rams are committed to providing a supportive and challenging environment for talented young players, helping them reach their full potential.
The selection of these four players in the State of Origin Cup is a testament to the quality of football development in the Macarthur region. It's a proud moment for Macarthur Rams, the Macarthur football community, and the players themselves.
Want to follow in their footsteps?
If you're a young footballer looking to make your mark, Macarthur FA offers a range of programs and pathways to help you develop your skills and achieve your goals. Visit our player pathway page here to learn more about our grassroots clubs, elite development programs, and upcoming competitions.
Congratulations to Noah, Shou, Davonne, and Olivia on their outstanding achievements!
