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	Najib Sofe sets a new South Coast Kinas record for most goals scored in a single season.
	AndyCapped score more goals per game than any other team in Summer League history.

 The 2009/10 Honours List:

	Barca Bay win the Jessett Cup.
	Black Magic finish the season as Runners-up.
	Red Rockers finish the season in Third Place.
	AndyCapped finish the season in Fourth Place.
	Bay Athletic finish the season in Fifth Place.
	South Coast Kinas finish the season in Sixth Place.
	Rongotai finish the season in Seventh Place.
	The Originals are the Wooden Spoon Recipients.
	Ryan Du Plessis of Bay Athletic wins the Golden Boot.
	Cameron Lidstone of Barca Bay wins the Player of the Season Award.

 Inside the Numbers:

	We played 47 games this season, 4 more than the previous maximum.
	181 different players played games, of which 88 were completely new to Summer League.
	Average goals per game were at a record high, with 2.35 per team each game.
	Across all games, we had just 11 clean sheets.
	There was only one goalless match, the fifth since the league began.
	Draws returned, after only three last season, we had ten this season.
	An unprecedented total of 33 players made loan appearances for other teams during the course of the season.
	Two players have now reach or passed the 70 caps mark. Paul Muollo has 70 Summer League appearances, while Michael Wray has 71.
	Casey Ferrier and Xavier Scott broke Michael Wray's single-season appearances record. Xavier played 21 games, while Casey played 22 games.
	Casey also broke the single-season scoring record, with 18 goals passing James Hill - though it should be noted that James played for just one team and half the number of games. Most of Casey's goals were on loan appearances, making them ineligible for the golden boot.
	Six players were ever presents for their teams: Janek Chmielewski for Barca Bay, Joe Murphy for AndyCapped, Fred Double, Henock Mehari and Richard Steel for South Coast Kinas, Kristian Miles for Black Magic.
	Excluding own goals, 77 different players scored.
	Rory Cahill-Fleury set a new record for the Summer League's youngest ever scorer.

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