Wolves won’t be thunderstruck by Northern Storm
THERE'S a glowing future for Woolgoolga Wolves once the young band of players discover their true potential.
Coach Andrew Mallett said while wins are few and far between at the moment, the lane will turn eventually.
"I know how good they are," he said.
"My job is to convince them it's okay to trust in their own ability.
"There's lots of raw talent in the side but what is holding us back is a lack of experienced players - those older heads that are needed for them to learn from."
Today the Wolves take on Northern Storm Thunder, with that club also rebuilding.
Meanwhile, Northern New South Wales Football has named the seven rival teams facing Coffs United in the next stage of the Westfield FFA Cup at Lake Macquarie on June 20-21.
South Armidale United joins the Lions as the "bush" clubs at the gathering.
Adamstown Rosebuds, Broadmeadow Magic, Edgeworth, Valentine, West Wallsend and Jesmond also qualified.
Premier league
Women today
Woolgoolga v Boambee
3pm High St
Coffs United v Northern Storm
3pm Maclean St
Maclean v Grafton United
3pm Wherrett Park
Urunga bye
Men today
Maclean v Coffs United
3pm Barry Watts Oval
Northern Storm v Woolgoolga
3pm Korora
Coffs Coast v Grafton United
3pm Polwarth Dr Lair
Men tomorrow
Boambee v Sawtell
2pm Ayrshire Park
Urunga v Orara Valley
2pm The Cabbage Patch
Westlawn bye
