George Slefendorfas

Footballer
The basics

Quick Facts

IntroFootballer
PlacesPapua New Guinea
isAthlete Football player Association football player
Work fieldSports
Gender
Male
Birth7 January 1983, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Age41 years
Star signCapricorn
Stats
Height:183 cm
Weight:86 kg
Sports Teams
Waitakere United
Dalkurd FF
Heidelberg United FC
Sunshine George Cross FC
Canterbury United
Waikato FC
FC Bendigo
Papua New Guinea national football team
The details

Biography

George Slefendorfas (born 7 January 1983) is a Papua New Guinean association footballer, who currently plays for Whittlesea Ranges FC in the National Premier Leagues Victoria 2. He is of Lithuanian and Papua New Guinean heritage.

Career

Born in Papua New Guinea, Slefendorfas' family moved to Australia when he 8 years old, settling in the far North Queensland city of Cairns, Queensland. After playing for a few different clubs around Cairns, he moved to Sweden to play for then Swedish Division Three club Dalkurd FF. Before heading to Sweden, Slefendorfas helped the Rangers to an emphatic 8–0 victory over the Mareeba Bulls in the 2008 FNQ Division One Grand Final, scoring a hat trick.

Returning to Australia, Slefendorfas signed with Victorian Premier League club Heidelberg United in 2010, before moving on to the Victorian State League Division 1 club Sunshine George Cross FC in 2011.

After making some inquiries with Papua New Guinean legend Reggie Davani who he played alongside at Sunshine George Cross, Slefendorfas got in touch with Canterbury United coach Keith Braithwaite who signed him for the 2011–12 ASB Premiership season.

Slefendorfas made an excellent debut for Canterbury United against 2010–11 season wooden spooners YoungHeart Manawatu, scoring a brace in their 4–0 victory on the opening weekend of the season. Round 2 would provide more goals and excitement from him, as Canterbury United put Waikato FC to the sword 5–0, with Slefendorfas scoring 4 goals, to take his tally to 6 after only two games.

Honours

Far North Queensland Division One

  • 2008: Marlin Coast Rangers: Champions
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