Several of the Gold Fields WA State teams head into tomorrow’s National Futsal Championships quarter-finals in great form following a goal-fest in Melbourne on Day Three.
In the Open Men’s category, WA finished top of Pool B and unbeaten following their 4-4 draw against Football NSW (Lightning). Two down at the break, they did enough to grab a point with Tyler Garner, Justin Tang and Lachlan Ryan among the scorers.
The Girls U13s completed their group games in style, defeating Capital Football 4-0 to ensure they won Pool A with a 100% record. The scorers for Salv Todaro's side were Savanna Glavovic (2), Angelina Kalantzis and Gracie Kendrick.
The Boys U14s had two huge wins to secure second spot in Pool A. They hammered Northern NSW 10-1 as Leandro Jesus (4), Anthony Scaffidi (2), Cameron Papiccio 2, Tom Ceic and Dylan Winardi got on the scoresheet.
Chris Castro's team went even better in game two, thrashing Capital Football 12-2. Jesus bagged his second hat-trick of the day, Anthony Ciffolilli also got a treble, Winardi two, while further goals came from Papiccio, Brandan Parry and Reed Thompson.
The Boys U12s were also on fire as they beat Football NSW Country 13-3. Tomas Jesus netted four and Gabriele Schmiedgen and Jaksen Brown three apiece for Umbi Di Tullio's team, with Novak Golub, Davi Silva Borges and Santiago Palta also chipping in.
Not to be outdone, the Boys U13s under coach Tyler Garner gave hosts Football Victoria (White) a touch-up as they cantered home 13-2. Tedeset Adugna and Riley Yap got hat-tricks, with the others coming via Harper Abrahams (2), Ruben Cole, Javier Palta, Adam Ikhlef, Adam Radi and Matvei Tutynin.
A word of praise for coach Jose Galindo and the Open Women’s side. After being outclassed by Capital Football (Blue) in their first game of the day, they bounced back with a 4-3 victory over Football Queensland (White). Theo Mouithys (2), Alyssa Van Heurck and Claudia Heinzle scored the goals.
The Boys U15s also played twice today, unfortunately coming out on the wrong end of two exciting encounters. Coach Anthony Fico watched his players edged out 6-4 by NSW Country, Ahmet Atak, Bastian Dominguez Rubina, Lucas Low and Milos Banic their scorers. Then they lost 8-6 to NSW Metro, with Rubina (2), Atak, Low, David Klimoski and Joshua Canlas on target.
Finally, coach Roger Lee and the WA Youth Men await their first win after they were outclassed by Football NSW (Lightning).
The semi-finals will also be played on Saturday at the State Netball and Hockey Centre, with the grand finals on Sunday.
WA DAY THREE RESULTS
Boys/Men
U12s
Pool B: Football West 13 Football NSW Country 3
U13s
Pool A: Football Victoria (White) 2 Football West 13
U14s
Pool A: Northern NSW Football 1 Football West 10
Football West 12 Capital Football 2
U15s
Football NSW Country 6 Football West 4
Football West 6 Football NSW Metro 8
Youth Men
Pool B: Football NSW (Lightning) 8 Football West 0
Open Men
Pool B: Football West 4 Football NSW (Lightning) 4
Girls/Women
U13s
Pool A: Football West 4 Capital Football 0
Open Women
Pool B: Football West 0 Capital Football (Blue) 11
Football Queensland (White) 3 Football West 4
WA DAY FOUR FIXTURES (all time WST)
6am: Football NSW Lightning v Football West (Open Women QF)
6am: Football West v Football South Australia (U14 Boys QF)
6am: Football Queensland White v Football West (U12 Boys QF)
8am: Football Victoria Navy v Football West (U13 Boys QF)
8am: Football West v Football Victoria Navy (Open Men QF)
9am: Football West v Football Victoria Navy (U13 Girls QF)
10am: Football NSW Thunder v Football West (Youth Men QF)
10am: Football NSW Thunder v Football West (Youth Men QF)
1pm: Football Queensland v Football West (U15 Boys SF)
- Semi-finals to follow on Saturday
- Grand finals on Sunday
The Boys WA U14s had two big wins on Day Three 
The in-form WA Girls U13s won all of their Pool games