Jade NORTH

Jade North - Olympic Games 2004

Photo/Foto: George Herringshaw

Date: 17 August 2004

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    • POSITION
      Defender
    • DATE OF BIRTH
      Thursday, 07 January 1982
    • PLACE OF BIRTH
      Taree, N.S.W., Australia.
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Jade NORTH - Olympic Games 2004

Jade North is pictured above during Australia's  match against Argentina at the
2004 Olympic Games in Athens.


AUSTRALIA 1:1 TUNISIA (1:0) Aloisi (45). (11.08.04, Heraklio)
Eugene Galekovic, Jade North, Shane Cansdell-Sherriff, Craig Moore, Adrian Madaschi, Ahmad Elrich (Ryan Griffiths 82),
Luke Wilkshire, John Aloisi, Tim Cahill, Alex Brosque (Brett Holman 68), Carl Valeri (John McKain 84)

AUSTRALIA 5:1 SERBIA & M'NEGRO (2:0) Cahill (11), Aloisi (45, 57), Elrich (60, 86). (14.08.04, Heraklio)
Eugene Galekovic, Jade North, Shane Cansdell-Sherriff, Craig Moore, Jon McKain, Adrian Madaschi, Ahmad Elrich,
Luke Wilkshire, John Aloisi (Brett Holman 74), Tim Cahill (Anthony Danze 64), Alex Brosque (Ryan Griffiths 64)
 
AUSTRALIA 0:1 ARGENTINA (0:1) (17.08.04, Athens)
Eugene Galekovic, Jade North, Shane Cansdell-Sherriff, Craig Moore, Adrian Madaschi, Ahmad Elrich, Luke Wilkshire,
John Aloisi, Tim Cahill, Alex Brosque (Brett Holman 72), Carl Valeri (Anthony Danze 73)
 
AUSTRALIA 0:1 IRAQ (0:0) (21.08.04, Heraklio)
Eugene Galekovic, Jade North, Shane Cansdell-Sherriff, Jon McKain, Adrian Madaschi, Luke Wilkshire, John Aloisi,
Alex Brosque, Carl Valeri, Brett Holman (Ryan Griffiths 60), Anthony Danze (Spase Dilevski 77).


CLUB CAREER:

1998–2001    Brisbane Strikers    48    (3)
2001–2003    Sydney Olympic    59    (3)
2003–2004    Perth Glory    22    (0)
2005–2009    Newcastle Jets    80    (2)
2009             Incheon United    9    (0)
2010             Tromsø    6    (0)
2010–2011    Wellington Phoenix    19    (0)
2011             FC Tokyo    4    (0)
2012             Consadole Sapporo    23    (0)
2013–2015    Brisbane Roar    106    (4)

National teams:

1998–1999    Australia U-17    19    (4)
2001             Australia U-20    6    (1)
2004 & 2008   Australia U-23    15    (1)
2002–2013    Australia    41    (0)