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“As the new Master in Charge of Trinity Grammar School Football, I encourage all boys to get involved in these pre-season camps that the School offers. The camps will offer every boy the opportunity to develop their skills and be well prepared for the season ahead. Mr Arambasic, Mr Juric, Mr Gray and myself are committed to seeing the School’s football develop and grow through every age group this year and beyond. Please if you would like to contact me my phone number is 9581 6111 or my email is rbishop@trinity.nsw.edu.au.” Mr Richard Bishop
Forms K to 6 Football Clinic | April School Holidays
COACHING STAFF
Ante Juric Born in Canberra, Ante Juric was arguably one of Australia’s most cultured defenders. A product of local club, Canberra Deakin (now Canberra FC) he played professionally for 13 years in Australia, Europe and Asia. Juric’s junior Football culminated with an Associate Scholarship at the Australian Institute of Sport which led to his international honours that followed. Juric first represented Australia for the Young Socceroos (under 20s) in 1992 and played a integral part at the World Youth Championships in 1993 where Australia come fourth after losing to eventual world champions, Brazil in the semi-final. He played for the Olyroos (U23s) in 1994, however, missed out on selection to the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. His debut for the senior National team, the Socceroos, was in 2002 at the Oceania Nations Cup, making Juric the 471st capped Australian international. Juric had a very successful National Soccer League career playing in over 200 games and scoring over 20 goals for Melbourne Knights, Sydney Olympic and the Canberra Cosmos. These years brought him a number of Championships and Premierships. In addition to playing locally, Juric played in Portugal with Benfica Castello Blanco, Norway with Molde FC and in Malaysia with Johor FA and Pahang FC who he played with in the ASEAN Champions League in 2005. Retired from professional Football, his path has has led Juric to a career as a PDHPE Teacher and Coach. He started this new journey in Teaching and Coaching at Westfield Sports High, coaching the elite boys and girls squads. Juric commenced work at Trinity Grammar School where he has filled roles as PDHPE Teacher, MIC and Director of Coaching. Juric has recently assisted in coaching the Sydney FC W-League team, the Women’s NSWIS team and recently coached the Penrith United 1st grade team in the NSW Premier League and is the 2010 player/coach of the Fraser Park 1st grade team playing in the NSW Super League. Juric is seen as an up and coming coach by the Football Federation of Australia (FFA) and has worked closely with them over the year implementing the new FFA curriculum. In April 2009, Juric was appointed as the inaugural Australian under 13/14s boys national team coach, that he lead to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Festival of Football in Malaysia recently. This was the first National team to follow the FFA direction of the 1433 playing system. In 2009 Juric was inducted into the ACTEGL Hall of Fame for his Football exploits and has also been inducted into the Capital Football Hall of Fame.
Luke Gray Luke is the current U14 coach of Sydney Olympic in the NSW Premier Youth League. In 2009, he coached Sydney Olympic U13’s to the NSW Premier Youth League Minor Premiership and Trinity’s U14A’s to a CAS Premiership. In 2008, he coached Eastern Suburbs Football Association U12’s to win the NSW Metro League Championship and in 2006 he coached the Sydney University Men’s Team to win Gold at the Australian University Games. He has been coaching for over 10 years and holds an AFC ‘C’ Licence. As a player, he was part of the Australian U17 Joeys Squad and played for Northern Spirit FC in the National Youth League. Luke is also an Old Boy of the school, Captaining the 1st XI in 2000 and winning the NSW Independent Schools Cup in 1999 & 2000 and the CAS Championship in 1999.
Zlatko Arambasic Zlatko has an extensive Football background that culminated in an extremely successful career playing professionally in the National Soccer League of Australia and First Division Leagues of Belgium, France and the Netherlands. He first represented Australia for the Young Socceroos (Under 20’s) 1989 & in 1990 made his first Senior Socceroo appearance versus Moscow Torpedo. A prolific Striker, Zlatko’s career highlights include playing for the Australian Football team in the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games that finished fourth in the world, arguably the greatest placement achievement in Australia’s Football history. And at club level, participating in two Belgium cup finals (1991and 1992] and winning the Belgium 2nd division in 1998 with KV Mechelen. Zlatko has a diverse coaching background. Holding a degree in Physical Eduction from the Australian College of Physical Education, & FFA UEFA B qualified, he has over the last 5 years been a PDHPE Teacher/ MIC of Football & currently Director of Football at Trinity Grammar School. At a senior level Zlatko coached the Sydney United 1st Grade Squad from 2001-2003 in the NSW Premier League.
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