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2013 National Premier League Queensland
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| competition | NPL Queensland |
| season | 2013 |
| winners | Olympic FC |
| premiers | Olympic FC |
| matches | 132 |
| total goals | 612 |
| league topscorer | Antonio Murray |
| (27 goals) | |
| biggest home win | Redlands United 11-2 Central Queensland FC |
| (24 March 2013) | |
| biggest away win | Central Queensland FC 0–7 Sunshine Coast Fire (9 March 2013) |
| highest scoring | Redlands United 11-2 Central Queensland FC |
| (24 March 2013) | |
| longest wins | Brisbane City (8) |
| longest unbeaten | Brisbane City (13) |
| longest winless | QAS (11) |
| longest losses | QAS (8) |
| prevseason | N/A |
| nextseason | 2014 NPL Queensland |
(27 goals) (24 March 2013)
Sunshine Coast Fire 9-0 Central Queensland FC (9 June 2013)
FNQ FC Heat 0–7 Brisbane City (23 March 2013) (24 March 2013)
The 2013 National Premier League Queensland is the first season under the new competition format in Queensland. The league consists of 14 teams across the State of Queensland. Brisbane City, Olympic FC and Redlands United joined from the Brisbane Premier League. Brisbane Strikers, QAS and Sunshine Coast Fire joined from the previous Queensland State League. Central Queensland FC, FNQ FC Heat and Northern Fury each had sides from their cities participating in the previous Queensland State League but new consortiums won bids to participate in the NPL and new identities were created, Fury taking on the identity of the former A-League club North Queensland Fury.
Complete new entities, Western Pride FC and Moreton Bay Jets were formed while Palm Beach Sharks was drawn from the Gold Coast Premier League but were former participants in years gone past in the Brisbane Premier League.
Teams
| Team | Home city | Home ground |
|---|---|---|
| Brisbane City | Brisbane | Spencer Park |
| Brisbane Strikers | Brisbane | Perry Park |
| Central Queensland FC | Rockhampton | Rugby Park |
| FNQ FC Heat | Cairns & Mareeba | Barlow Park |
| Borzi Park | ||
| Moreton Bay Jets | Moreton Bay | Wolter Park |
| Northern Fury | Townsville | Townsville Sports Reserve |
| Brolga Park | ||
| Olympic FC | Brisbane | Goodwin Park |
| Palm Beach Sharks | Gold Coast | Mallawa Complex Field |
| QAS | Brisbane | Meakin Park |
| Redlands United | Brisbane | Cleveland Showgrounds |
| Sunshine Coast Fire | Sunshine Coast | Stockland Park |
| Western Pride FC | Ipswich | North Ipswich Reserve |
| Eric Evans Oval |
Regular season
The National Premier League Queensland 2013 season will be played over 22 rounds, beginning on 8 March with the regular season concluding on 18 August 2013.
Olympic FC went through the first round of matches undefeated with 10 wins and 1 draw. Their first loss was at the hands of Brisbane City who won their round 12 clash, 3-1. This was after Olympic defeated Brisbane City 6-2 in the inaugural NPL Queensland match.
The Round 3 match between Western Pride and Sunshine Coast Fire was called off at approximately the 80 minute mark due to a severe thunderstorm. Fire were leading 4-0 at the time and under the competition rules, were awarded the win.
The Round 10 match between Moreton Bay Jets and Western Pride was abandoned at the 80 minute mark due to an electrical floodlight failure. The Jets were leading 1-0 at the time and were awarded the victory under the competition rules.
Olympic FC claimed the Premiers title in Round 20 with a 3-1 victory over the Moreton Bay Jets at Goodwin Park on 4 August 2013.
Olympic FC, Brisbane City, Sunshine Coast Fire and the Brisbane Strikers formed the top four teams and therefore qualified for the finals series.
Managers
| Team | Manager |
|---|---|
| Brisbane City | Glen Volker |
| Brisbane Strikers | David Large |
| Central Queensland FC | Raymond Wood |
| FNQ FC Heat | Martin Docherty (Joe Fenech - interim) |
| Moreton Bay Jets | Terry Kirkham |
| Northern Fury | |
| Olympic FC | Jim Bellas |
| Palm Beach Sharks | Grae Piddock |
| QAS | |
| Redlands United | Matt Chandler |
| Sunshine Coast Fire | Kevin A'Hearne-Evans |
| Western Pride FC |
Managerial changes
| Team | Outgoing manager | Manner of departure | Date of vacancy | Table | Incoming manager | Date of appointment | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central Queensland FC | Joe Fenech | Resigned | 14 April 2013 | 12th | Raymond Wood | 22 May 2013 | Round 5 |
| FNQ FC Heat | Martin Docherty | Has stood aside for 2013 season due to family illness | 24 April 2013 | 10th | Joe Fenech (interim basis for remainder of 2013) | 24 April 2013 | Round 6 |
| Palm Beach Sharks | Oscar Langone | Terminated | 16 May 2013 | 10th | Grae Piddock | 24 May 2013 | Round 8 |
Home and away season
Week 1
Ingham
Bryne
Smits
Lynch
Zammitt
Bechar
Frew
Dwyer
Eigl
Carroll
Hudson
Jordan Riis
Robinson
Week 2
Fyfe
Navarro
Isman
Richards
Edds
Waples
Riggs
Frazier
Cokell
Robinson
Hews
Thurtell
Capello
Fisk
Maclean
Ingham
Week 3
Mckay
Dillon
Joseph
McEvoy
Hews
Robinson
Petrie
Byrne
Panic
Biggins
Pase
Blackadder
Dougall
Shannon
Fyfe
Saul
Macauce
O'Brien
Snowdon
Knight
Smith
Week 4
Byrne
Thurtell
Henderson
Close
Biggins
Frazier
Mccarthy Read
Week 5
Arnison
Fyfe
Macuace
Waterland McVey
Biggins
Eisenhutt
Edds
Week 6
Purcell
Way
Read
King
McVey
Richter
Waterland
Wilson
Pase
Le Petit
Drager
Ingham
Tabulo
Archibald
Week 7
McEvoy
Sabbadin
Carroll
Geddes
Miller
Archibald
OG
Smits
Byrne
Tabulo
Heath
Bechar
King
Richter
Taylor
Lucas
Rodriguez
Barbarouses
Fyfe
Macuace
Week 8
Sibatuara
Macuace
Lynch
Arnison
McLean
Smits
Tabulo
Byrne
Waples
Navarro
Woodruffe
Pase Lucas
Week 9
Kyle Taylor
Heath
Read
Navarro
Woodruffe
Jordan
Crowley
Schiavo
Week 10
Way
Macuace
Tabulo
Geddes
Millar
Cronin
Taylor
McVey
Hilton
Frazier
Murray
Sakurai
Week 11
Lucas
Panic
Fyfe
Way
Le Petit
Biggins
Taylor
Klaassen Joseph
Knight
Verdin
Lynch
Week 12
Woodruffe
Close
Barbarouses
Bechar
Lynch
Verdin
Toovey
Frazier
Week 13
Ingham
Carroll Barbarouses
Read
Angus
Rule Grimley
Week 14
McKay Bladen
Close
Cokell
Barbarouses
Bow
Read
Smits
Byrne
Ingham
McVey
Week 15
Heath
Ingham
Ito
Eisenhutt
Bradford De Nittis
Fyfe
Macuace
Week 16
Eisenhutt
Kelly
Drager
Jordan
Own Goal
Richter
McVey
Bechar
Firth
Smits
Ingham
Tom Murphy
Week 17
Way
Fyfe
Edwards
Woodruffe
Jordan
Drager
Joo
Miller
Fernandez
Morrison
Sato Smits
Brownlie
Week 18
Murray
Pase
Coulson
King
Zappone
Smits
Byrne
Mundy
Psaros
Spirko
Macuace
Stubbs
Week 19
Richter
Bird
Eisenhutt
Kelly
Howell
Ingham
Carroll Rule
Kaimarama
Scheumack
Own Goal
Miller
B. Crowley
Waterland
Week 20
Dwyer
Verdin
Henslee
Hews
King
Hardwick
Jacob Crowley
Rule
Fernandez
Sibatuara
Ronto
Own Goal
Smits
Week 21
B Crowley
Miller
Morrison
Eisenhutt Pase
Ingham
Week 22
Perico
Hulme
Stross
Lucas
Bechar
Barlow
McNeil
Marraiya
Sibatuara
Edds
Smits Woodruffe
Finals series
Semi-finals
Sharov
Matt Byrne
Grand Final
D.Byrne
Ito
Dougall
Biggins
Ito
D.Byrne
Bird
Biggins}}
Top Goalscorers
| Pos | Player | Club | Goals |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Antonio Murray | Brisbane City | 27 |
| 2 | Tim Smits | Olympic FC | 26 |
| 3 | Reuben Way | Redlands United | 20 |
| =4 | Danny Byrne | Olympic FC | 19 |
| =4 | Peter Drager | Western Pride FC | 19 |
Top Goalscorers by Club
| Club | Player | Goals |
|---|---|---|
| Brisbane City | Antonio Murray | 27 |
| Brisbane Strikers | Greg King | 11 |
| Central Queensland Energy | Chris Geddes | 17 |
| FNQ FC Heat | Jamie Carroll and Cameron Morrison | 8 |
| Moreton Bay Jets | Royce Brownlie | 16 |
| Northern Fury | Alex Read | 12 |
| Olympic FC | Tim Smits | 26 |
| Palm Beach Sharks | Chris Lucas | 15 |
| QAS | Abraham Yango and Sam Sibatuara | 4 |
| Redlands United | Reuben Way | 20 |
| Sunshine Coast Fire | Leon Dwyer | 10 |
| Western Pride FC | Peter Drager | 19 |
References
References
- "2013 NPL QLD GRAND FINAL Olympic FC v Brisbane City - Football Queensland - NPL".
- "NPL QLD Men's News, Fixtures, Results, Ladders, Highlights and Live Streams".
- (2013-02-22). "Fixtures/Results". Footballqueensland.com.au.
- (17 April 2013). "Fenech 'forced' to quit his job as CQFC head coach". Rockhampton Morning Bulletin.
- (22 May 2013). "CQFC Energy nets top-rated English coach to start next month". Gladstone Observer.
- (24 April 2013). "FNQ FC Media Release, Fenech joins Heat". NPL Queensland.
- (24 April 2013). "FNQ FC Media Release, Fenech joins Heat". NPL Queensland.
- (16 May 2013). "NPL Round 9 Preview". NPL Queensland.
- (24 May 2013). "NPL Round 11 Preview". NPL Queensland.
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