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W/E 6th November 2011

Under 18’s

Playing the league leaders AC Finchley in the League Cup saw the Under 18’s South turn in a great performance to win 3 – 1 with two goals from MOTM Marino Savva plus one from George Sanderson.

Also putting in a good display were the under 18’s East as they fought out an exciting end to end 4 – 4 draw. Scoring the East’s goals were Adriano Gil with two goals plus singles from matt Balser and Dan Smith in the match against Panathinaikos Black.

Under 16’s

In the Challenge Cup the Under 16’s South went out by four goals to nil against Edson Youth.

Under 15’s

Picking up their first league win of the season saw the Under 15’s North beat London Maccabi Lions 6 – 3 with Matt Cross leading the way with a fine hat trick. Scoring the other goals were Gus Scott with a brace plus a single from Conor Yapp.

The Under 15’s East had to settle for a point in their game against Chorleywood Spitfires with a 3 – 3 draw despite being 3 – 1 up at half time. Scoring the East’s goals were Bradley Kelly-Keener, Kieran Thorne and Charlie Hughes.

The Under 15’s Girls could only field nine players in their County Cup match against Hoddesdon Owls due to injuries but by half time they were leading 2 – 1 with two goals from Demi Harris. In the second half they were gradually worn down and lost the match 3 – 2.

Under 14’s

In the League Cup the Under 14’s North had a great 6 – 1 win over local rivals Harvesters with joint MOTM Joe Lowthian hitting four goals. Charlie Ward scored the other two goals with Nathan Gibbins being named the other joint MOTM.

After a closely fought game the Under 14’s West won against their fellow club mates the Under 14’s Warriors 2 – 0 with goals from Oliver Shepherd and Max Bull.

The Under 14’s Boreal, in the league against Comet Blue went down 6 – 0 despite a good second half performance.

Under 13’s

A dramatic last minute equaliser robbed the Under 13’s Girls of all three points when they drew 3 – 3 at home to Garston ladies. Scoring the goals for the Saint’s were Lili Brown, Katherine Hatton and Ellen Jukes. Player of the match went to goal keeper April Harpin.

Away to Hemel Aces were the Under 13’s South who lost 6 – 2 with Ryan Ladyman and Kyle Harris scoring for the South. The MOTM was a joint affair with Matty Doherty and keeper Nathan Longmore sharing the honours.

The Under 13’s North played league leaders Nascot Wood Hawks and it proved to be a high scoring match with the North eventually losing 6 – 3. Scoring the goals for the North were Jacob Grisenthwaite, Stephen Heather and Alex beard whose goal was a 25 yard scorcher. The MOTM went to goal keeper Will Moroney who once again had a great game between the sticks.

MOTM Jake Anthony scored both goals for the Under 13’s West as they lost 3 – 2 to Omonia.

In the County Cup the Under 13’s Orient lost 6 – 2 at home to FC Comet Hitchin, Owen Ladbrooke scored both goals for the Saints.

Under 12’s

An inspired defensive performance from the Under 12’s Girls North saw them keep out Bury Rangers with keeper Ellen Fox being named player of the match. With a goalless draw on the cards the North broke away to snatch a 1 – 0 victory after an excellent goal from Mhairi Pennifer.

Also securing a 1 – 0 victory were the Under 12’s Girls South against Harpenden Girls with Shamika Powell scoring the only goal of the match. Player of the match went to Kate Chamberlain.

The Under 12’s Orient had a good 6 v 2 home win over Tring Tornados in the League Cup with goals from harry Wilding 2, Tom Naylor 2, Ethan Sayers and Ricardo Martins.

Another team who had a sound victory were the Under 12’s North as they defeated Whetstone Pumas 5 v 0 with david Etheridge scoring a first half hat trick. The other goals came from James McCallum and Ned Robinson.

Away in the league Cup to Little Gaddesden saw the Under 12’s East comeback with a 3 – 0 victory. Scoring the goals for the Saints were Harvey Trounson 2 and Tayler Fennel. Sam Ready was named MOTM.

The Under 12’s South created lots of chances against Abbots Youth Red but they just would not go in. it was not the South’s day as they lost 1 – 0.

A delightful chip from Brad Slocombe gave the Under 12’s West a 1 – 0 lead away in the League Cup to Leverstock Green. But by half time they found themselves 3 – 1 down and then by the final whistle it had become 8 – 1 as the home teams pressure finally told. Brad Slocombe was named MOTM and right mid fielder Rohan O’Neill also had a good game.

Under 11’s

This week for the Under 11's Girls North was the League Cup against Hampstead.

Once again an excellent team performance with much of the game in Hampstead’s half. The girls’ continuous running produced numerous attempts on goal that were unfortunately hampered by a strong ’keeper in the Hampstead goal; fortunately on the Hampstead breakaways we also had a strong keeper in Mollie Herrington who made a number of crucial saves.

The second half started well, producing, 9 minutes in, a much looked for goal from Melissa Trulock. The quality of play continued however a strong shot on goal from Hampstead, of which our ’keeper was totally unsighted, ended up in the back of the net. Further disappointment followed with a lucky deflection off the knee of a Hampstead player that also saw the back of North’s net. This left very little time for North to ‘come back’ although the remaining minutes continued to see a strong assault on Hampstead’s goal. The North were extremely unlucky in this match however they once again showed their commitment to working hard as a team. Report by Sue Chick

The Under 11’s Girls South beat Bedwell Rangers at home by four goals to nil. The goal scorers for the Saint’s were Hannah Coote, Lauren Walker, Lauren Standing and Molly Woodland. Player of the match went to Sophie Hegerty.

The Under 11’s South played two games over the week end, in the first match they lost 3 – 2 to Ware Youth with Joe Newton scoring both goals. In the second match they faced fellow club mates the Under 11’s North in the County Cup and after a good friendly match the South won 7 – 2. Scoring the South’s goals were Joe Newton 3, Callum Hunter 2, Harrison Arnold 2. The North’s goals came from Jack Hughes 2. The North’s MOTM was Harry Watts.

Away to Sawbridgeworth in the County Cup saw the Under 11’s Orient storm to a great 6 – 1 victory and man of the moment Louis Goosey scored all six goals for the Saint’s.

Under 10’s

The Under 10’s Girls had a great win by beating St Albans Rangers 6 – 0 with goals from Moriona Horne-Badet 2, Jess Simpson, Kate Holder, Catherine Buck and Natasha Marsh.

In a top of the table clash the Under 10’s East kept their top spot with a fine 5 – 1 away win over Chorleywood Thunder after the score line had been 1 – 1 at half time. Henry Oliver scored the first goal, and then Bradley Osborn netted a hat trick in the second half. The final goal came from Swaley Smith. Sam Lailey was named MOTM.

The Under 10’s South had a good 3 – 2 win over Harpenden Colts with George Fennel scoring two goals and Joe Parrett one.

In the match between the Under 10’s West and World Soccer Solutions saw the Under 10’s West take the lead in the second half with a goal from Adam Johnson. Following a tight game the opponents hit back with two goals to win 2 – 1.

Bill Owen scored the only goal for the Under 10’s North as they drew 1 – 1 with Hemel Aces. Tom Carmichael was named MOTM.

Under 9’s

Playing Lemsford Lions were the Under 9’s North and if it were not for MOTM, keeper Sam Pollard who pulled of some great saves the score line could have been more than a 2 – 0 defeat.

The Under 9's South played Lemsford Tigers at home and despite the game ending in a draw (it's always nice to win), both coaches felt that it was our best team performance to date. The team shape is starting to stay consistent even when substitutions are made with all the boys showing a real understanding of their positions. At training we are trying to work on pressuring the ball and pass and move into space when we have the ball. Today we saw same fantastic passing with Mark, Louis & Harvey involved in a move that was an absolute pleasure to watch. The boys also worked hard in pressuring the ball stopping Lemsford from playing football for large spells of the game and it is clear to see that they are getting much fitter. There was also same great wing work with Charlie making same great runs, producing great crosses at the end and we can't not mention Louis's (RyanGiggs) goal and Kit's (Gordon Banks) save!!!!!

Goals this week from Louis Baker-Madec, Mark Allan and a well deserved goal from Harvey Connor. Defensively we tightened up in the second half and we thought we were quite unlucky not to win it in the end. Report by Mark Varney and Kevin Bayham

The Under 9’s Central won 5 – 0 away to Ware Youth Reds with goals from Dan Bayliss 2, Joe Moss, James McVeigh and Luis Moreno. The MOTM went to Jack Kelly.

A 1 – 0 defeat against Bury Rangers was the first of the season for the Under 9’s West after a very close match.

Under 8’s

Away to Fleet Lions were the Under 8’s West in a fun match, goals came from Luke Roberts 2 and Huw Dawson 2. MOTM went to Lucas Dawson.

The Under 8’s North had a good fun match against Hemel Comets with goals from Jack Carmichael and MOTM Joseph Flude.

The Under 8’s South played Chorleywood Knights in a fun match and MOTM Sam Hicks scored three goals and Leo Geymonat two goals.