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Oliver’s on the ball

UP and coming futsal champion, Oliver Blackmore has had an incredible year playing the sport that he loves.
The Good Shepherd Lutheran College Year 11 student was selected to be part of the 2014 Queensland under-15 boys futsal team.
Oliver’s training schedule involved several months of travelling to Brisbane every Sunday morning, initially for state trials and then after selection, to train with his team.
The year concluded in Sydney in January, when Oliver and his team competed at the national futsal titles.
Due to illness the team had to leave their coach behind and the team manager stepped up to the coaching role on the eve of the tournament.
This did little to dampen the spirits of the defending champions, with the Queensland boys were narrowly defeated in the semi-final on penalties by NSW Lightning.
Scores were locked 2-2 following extra time and the speed of play and high level of skill was very impressive.
Oliver is now committed to continue his training towards the state titles, which will be held over the Easter school holidays.
His commitment, dedication to training and obvious skill, will no doubt put him in the mix to be selected to represent his state again this year.

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