Sark national football team

Sark

Nickname(s)	The Bad Lions
Association	Sark Football Association
Head coach	Shane Moon
Home colours Away colours
First international
Sark 0 - 19 Gibraltar (Guernsey; 29 June 2003)
Biggest win
None
Biggest defeat
Sark 0 - 20 Isle of Wight (Guernsey; 30 June 2003)
Island Games
Appearances	1 (First in 2003)
Best result	Round One

The Sark national football team represents the Channel Island of Sark.

2003 Island Games

Sark has ever only played in the 2003 Island Games in nearby Guernsey and Alderney. The team lost all four matches by at least 15 goals, having the unenviable record of Goals For: 0, Goals Against: 70, from just four matches. Sark only has an island population of 600.

The island made games history by becoming the first team ever to fail to score a goal, but coach Shane Moon summed up the spirit in the camp by saying:

"It was a special occasion for our lads to enter the tournament. They will probably never do this again in their lifetimes."^[1].

Sark's most experienced player was 52 year old former Huddersfield Town professional Barrie Dewsbury.

Selected Internationals

Date	Venue	Home Team	Opponent	Score
Jun 29 2003	2003 Island Games - Guernsey	Sark	Gibraltar	0 - 19
Jun 30 2003	2003 Island Games - Guernsey	Sark	Isle of Wight	0 - 20
Jul 1 2003	2003 Island Games - Guernsey	Sark	Greenland	0 - 16
Jul 3 2003	2003 Island Games - Alderney	Sark	Frøya	0 - 15

Squad

• ADAMS Kevin
• BOERENBEKER Rob
• BURLETSON Leon (GK)
• COULDRIDGE Simon
• DEWE Darren
• DEWSBURY Richard Barrie
• DOLAN Wayne
• DOLPH Joshua
• DRILLOT Christopher
• ELMONT Simon
• FORBES Stuart
• GILL Rowan
• GUILLE Peter
• HAMON Gary
• JOYNER Matt
• LEWIS Jason
• MCMULLEN Kevin
• NEVILLE James
• SOUTHERN Ian
• STOKES Matthew
• WEEKS John

References

External links

• List of matches in Roon Ba
• Sark on FA.com

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