Rangitoto Ravens Football Team

16/04/2019

30/06/2016

He won't put the ball in the goal but he sure will skin any defender in the Oceania region, with the pace and physicality inherited from his Samoan heritage Action Bronson is a force to be reckoned with! If you are lucky to find this rare Samoan unit in your premium gold FUT pack, don't even think of putting it on the transfer market.

21/03/2016

The Raven's are looking sharp as ever in pre-season training, fair to say the 2016 season couldn't come sooner!

05/09/2015

Rangitoto Ravens Football has come to an end, it's been a good two years of football which is has had many highlights indeed. A special thank you to all our supporters and parents along the way we could not have done it without all of you and to all our opposition over the years thank you as well. It's been an exciting ride for all the lads going through ups and downs but we will treasure these memories and the legacy created. Goodbye and thank you all again.

28/08/2015

if you want to play for the ravens in our 2nd to last game ever come down to pinehurst before 10 am and wear white, it'll be a fun time!

06/06/2015

Match Result: Rangitoto Ravens Win 7-1 vs Takapuna. Goals- Reid Hastie 4, Alex Walker 2, Nathan Sass 1. The Ravens are now 4/4 and top of the table heading into the big game at home next week against Rosmini College it will be game not to be missed see you all there.

25/05/2015

On and off the field the Raven Brotherhood stays strong through thick and thin, we will always be apart of the Raven Brotherhood.

23/05/2015

Match Result: 2-0 Win to Rangitoto Ravens vs Birkenhead. The Ravens played with 10 men whole game, with consistent heavy rain and playing on muddy cow paddock. Despite the circumstances goals from Ryan Lockwood from a corner by Nathan Sass, Bronson Marshall off a cross from Reid Hastie and resilient defence whole game keep the Ravens ahead and are now 3 from 3 sitting comfortably on the top of the table. The Ravens have bye this week a well deserved rest after a strong start to the season.

09/05/2015

Match Report May 9th 2015 vs Long Bay 3rd XI:
It turned out to be a cracker of a day for football and the beginning of the Ravens 2015 Season. Long Bay opted to kick off and began the game well with some good passing. The Ravens continued their aggressive attacking style of football with Reid Hastie and Bjorn Wojt breaking away but not being able to finish. After a couple of foiled attacks by Long Bay Hastie broke away and crossed into the box with Cole Briggs unable to finish. Shortly after Bronson Marshall opened his 2015 account with a tap in assisted by Hastie. This goal gave the Ravens confidence, not long after Marshall banged in a belter of a goal from the left wing. With the Ravens comfortably ahead 2-0 they began to pass the ball with ease Stefan Silva controlled the midfield and Long Bay were unable to pe*****te the defence. Long Bay were unable to get past left back Priyal Yapa despite nifty passing on their behalf. 20 minutes in Hastie netted his first goal of the season with some handy skills inside the box to put one in the back of the goal. Long Bay's perseverance payed off with them scoring to make the game 3-1 at the end of the first half.
The second half began well for the Ravens with Hastie scoring another 2 goals to complete his first of many hat-tricks for the season. The solid defence of D**g Hyun Shim and Logan Geary was to good for Long Bay to get past. Some handy keeping from debutant keeper Trent Gawith keep Long Bay scoreless for the second half. With the game all but over for Long Bay the talented Silva surprised everyone by netting not one but two long range goals. The Long Bay keeper was utterly disappointed to say the least. After many attacks by the Ravens Hastie sealed the game by netting his 4th goal of the game.
Overall a comfortable win 8-1 for the ravens who are back to their winning ways and retain the Colin Marshall Memorial Shield for another year. The boys look forward to next weeks match up and north shore derby vs Kristin. Special thanks to the large amount supporters for turning up and supporting the boys, we look forward to seeing you all next week.