Friday, February 08, 2013

It will be a big day for our Australian Masters teams on day four of the 2013 Super Trans Tasman Series, with division wins up for grabs as well as wins needed to avoid series defeats.

Day one saw wins to the Australian Men’s 40’s and Men’s 50’s teams, while New Zealand were winners in the Men’s 30’s, Women’s 30’s and Senior Mixed.

Australia will need to win the latter three division games today to level the series up at one-a-piece before tomorrow’s third game of the series.

The Men’s 40’s and 50’s will be hopeful of continuing their strong form and put their respective series beyond doubt.

The three Australian Open teams will then take to the field this afternoon for game one of their series, hopeful of continuing the form they showed at the 2012 Trans Tasman Series in Mudgee.

Stay tuned to the website and the Touch Football Australia Facebook and Twitter pages for all of the latest results from day four of the 2013 Super Trans Tasman Series.

Games get underway from 2.00pm (NZ time) for the Masters divisions, followed by the Open’s divisions starting at 5.00pm.

2013 Super Trans Tasman Series – Day Four

2.00pm

Women’s 30’s

Men’s 50’s

3.00pm

Senior Mixed

Men’s 40’s

4.00pm

Men’s 30’s

5.00pm

Mixed Open

6.10pm

Women’s Open

7.20pm

Men’s Open

There are plenty of ways that you can keep up-to-date with all of the latest news and results from the 2013 Super Trans Tasman Series, which is taking place in Auckland from Tuesday, 5 February until Sunday, 10 February 2013.

Touch Football Australia will be reporting live during the games on its social media pages, which can be found by clicking on the links below:

Facebook – www.facebook.com/touchfootballaustralia

Twitter – www.twitter.com/touchfootyaus (be sure to use the #transtasman2013 hashtag)

Instagram – Search for ‘Touch Football Australia’

The www.austouch.com.au and www.transtasman.mytouchfooty.com websites will have all of the latest news, information, stories and match reports uploaded to the sites.

Highlights from the series will also be uploaded to the Touch Football Australia YouTube channel throughout the event – www.youtube.com/touchfootballaus.

Be sure to also send in your message of support to the Australian teams in the lead up to the series, which will then be posted on the www.austouch.com.au website in the lead up to and during the series. You can do this through any of our social media sites or send an email to media@austouch.com.au with your message.

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