Results

New Zealand Cup Women 05/31 01:00 - Cashmere Technical Women v Coastal Spirit Women L 3-2
New Zealand Cup Women 05/31 23:30 - Coastal Spirit Women v Cashmere Technical Women L 0-6
New Zealand Cup Women 08/13 03:00 - Western Springs Women v Coastal Spirit Women D 1-1
New Zealand Cup Women 07/27 07:00 - Halswell United Women v Coastal Spirit Women W 0-13
New Zealand Mainland Premier League Women 07/03 00:30 - Nomads United Women v Coastal Spirit Women W 0-18
New Zealand Cup Women 06/29 07:30 - Coastal Spirit Women v Laos FC W 6-0
New Zealand Mainland Premier League Women 06/25 07:00 - Ferrymead Bay CWCL Women v Coastal Spirit Women W 0-6
New Zealand Cup Women 05/15 00:30 - Universities AFC Women v Coastal Spirit Women W 1-8
New Zealand Cup Women 04/24 00:30 - Coastal Spirit Women v Waimakariri United Women W 1-0
New Zealand Mainland Premier League Women 04/01 23:30 - Nomads United Women v Coastal Spirit Women W 1-16
New Zealand Mainland Premier League Women 08/03 02:00 - Coastal Spirit Women v Cashmere Technical Women D 2-2
New Zealand Mainland Premier League Women 07/27 00:34 - Waimakariri United Women v Coastal Spirit Women W 0-9

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 1 0 1
Wins 0 0 0
Draws 0 0 0
Losses 1 0 1
Goals for 2 0 2
Goals against 3 0 3
Clean sheets 0 0 0
Failed to score 0 0 0

Wikipedia - Coastal Spirit FC

Coastal Spirit FC is an association football club in Christchurch, New Zealand and are a part of Mainland Football's federation. Their Premier Men's team currently competes in the Southern League. Their Premier Women's team competes in the Women's South Island League and were the 2013 National Knockout Cup winners.

History

Merge

Coastal Spirit FC was established through the merger of New Brighton AFC and Rangers AFC in 2007, which was one of the oldest clubs in Christchurch having been founded in 1913. Prior to the merge, New Brighton and Rangers competed in the Mainland Premier League, with New Brighton getting relegated in 2006 and Rangers in 2007.

Earthquake

In 2010, the 2010 and 2011 Canterbury earthquakes ruined the home ground of Bexley park and Eric Adam park was not in use anymore, Coastal had to find a new home. Less than 2 kilometres south-west from Bexley park, Cuthberts Green was decided to be the new home ground of Coastal Spirit.

Coastal Spirit SASFC

In 2020, Coastal Spirit joined forces with St. Albans Shirley to help provide a pathway for women's youth and senior football. With the women's premier team having an outstanding season, by winning the league (Mainland Premier Women's League) and winning the local cup (Reta Fitzpatrick Cup). With the success of the premier season, 2021 season saw the arrangement expand into the Boys Youth competition. With the women's premier team having another outstanding season, by winning the league (Mainland Premier Women's League), the local cup (Reta Fitzpatrick Cup) and reaching the semi-finals of the delayed national cup (Kate Sheppard Cup) due to COVID-19. Following the end-of-season discussions, its now been agreed that all Girls Youth, Boys CDL Youth and Men's and Women's Premier/Reserves teams will be a joint enterprise between the two clubs for the 2022 season and beyond. The Junior and Social grades will continue to be run by the individual clubs. With the women's premier team having another outstanding season, by winning the league (Mainland Premier Women's League), the local cup (Reta Fitzpatrick Cup) and the winning the inaugural South Island Championships. In 2023, the introduction of Ōtākaro has taken the responsibility of Boys CDL Youth teams away from the 2 clubs. And the women's premier team winning the Women's South Island Qualifying League, runners-up in the local cup (Reta Fitzpatrick Cup) and reaching the semi-finals of the national cup (Kate Sheppard Cup). Throughout this time, the women's premier team have only recorded 2 losses out of 54 league games, over 4 seasons.

Ōtākaro

In 2023, 6 clubs on the eastern side of Christchurch merged their Boys Youth teams to provide the players the best possible option for aspirational youth players on the East side of Christchurch. The 6 clubs that helped create the new entity of Ōtākaro FC are, Burwood, Coastal Spirit, Ferrymead Bays, Parklands United, St Albans Shirley and Western. The club has had success in the premier season, with the 13th grade boys winning their league, 14th grade boys winning their league, 15th grade boys coming runners up in their league, and the 17th grade boys coming 5th out of 6th in their league. The 17th grade boys are also competing in the Youth Southern League for qualification to the Youth National League.

**Coastal Spirit Women’s Soccer Team**

The Coastal Spirit Women’s Soccer Team is a dynamic and passionate squad based in Christchurch, New Zealand. Established to promote women's soccer in the region, the team embodies the spirit of resilience, teamwork, and community engagement. Competing in the top tiers of New Zealand women's football, Coastal Spirit Women are known for their skillful play, tactical acumen, and commitment to excellence on the field.

The team draws its name from the stunning coastal landscapes of the South Island, reflecting the natural beauty and vibrant culture of the area. With a roster that features a mix of emerging talent and experienced players, Coastal Spirit Women are dedicated to developing their skills and competing at the highest level. The coaching staff emphasizes a strong foundation in technical abilities, fitness, and strategic gameplay, fostering an environment where players can thrive and grow.

Off the field, Coastal Spirit Women are deeply involved in the local community, promoting the values of sportsmanship, inclusivity, and empowerment. They actively engage with young athletes through clinics and outreach programs, inspiring the next generation of female soccer players.

With a loyal fan base and a commitment to excellence, the Coastal Spirit Women’s Soccer Team is not just a team; it’s a movement that champions women in sports and strives for success both on and off the pitch.