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8^th January 2012

Under 18’s

The Under 18’s Girls, although not at full strength for their away fixture against Hormead hares still turned in a fine performance to win 5 – 2. Leading the way was Janae Guishard-Pine with four great strikes. Player of the match, Sammy May, who ran the game, drove her team onto victory which also saw her score the fifth and final goal.

The cry from manager Peter Towndrow “we was robbed” as his team were denied two penalties as they went down 3 – 1 away to Alexandra Park. The South could only field nine players due to injuries and although they battled well lady luck was not on their side, with Adam Luck scoring their only goal late on.

Playing Top of the table Alexandra Park Central saw the Under 18’s East go down 5 – 2, but only after the visitors scored three very late goals. The East’s goals came from the dynamic Adriano Gil with two great strikes. Central midfielder Dominic Watkins was named MOTM.

Under 16’s

Playing away to Hendon United were the Under 16’s North who went onto win the game 2 – 0. This win sees the North in joint top spot in the league. The goals were scored by Luke Ferdinand and Denzil Adoo. The versatile Scott Harper was named MOTM.

Under 15’s

The Under 15’s East, at home to League high flyers Edmonton Rangers, at the last meeting between the sides Edmonton ran out easy winners. This match turned out to be different as the East had been well prepared by Club Coach Mark Clark. After a very tight start to the game the East took the lead when Bachir Loussahi made a great run towards goal only to see his shot rebound of the cross bar, but there was Anthony Gosling racing in to head home the ball.

Just before half time the visitors scored to make the game 1 – 1 at the break. In the second half both teams created chances to take all the points and for the East Brad Kelly-Keener came closest with a great 25 yard shot that just went inches wide. The MOTM went to Chris Ladyman who had a brilliant game in the back whilst keeper Matt Harris also had an excellent match making some fine saves.  The match ended 1 – 1 with the teams sharing the points.

At half time the Under 15’s North were losing 3 – 0 to A.E.K but by full time the score was 9 – 0 with stand-in keeper Gus Scott having a fine game. Also doing well was midfielder James Thompson.

Under 14’s

In the League Cup the Under 14’s Boreal beat club mates the Under 14’s West 3 – 1. Boreals goals came from Sian Khan-Boylan, Andy Hewitt and Tom Mathieson with midfielder Thomas Lander being named MOTM. For the West their goal was scored by Josh Bean.

After a very high scoring and entertaining match between the Under 14’s Warriors and Comets Blue (from two divisions above) the match finally ended 5 – 7 in favour of Comet’s. This was an excellent team performance for the Warriors and their goals came from Edward Anders 3, Samual Waters-Rathjen and Theo Maher who was also voted MOTM along with Sam Forsythe.

Playing Hadley Rangers were the Under 14’s North and the North turned in a good performance to win the match 5 – 2. The goals came from Nathan Gibbons, Stuart Peet, Akin Akinbinu, Gerardo Smaldone and MOTM Callum Clifford.

Under 13’s

Playing Nascot Wood, the Under 13’s North dominated the match running out winners 8 – 0. Leading the scorers were MOTM Charlie Bennett 3, Jacob Bockenhauer, Jacob Grisenthwaite, Archie Oliver, Kevin Kisson and Amir Stapleton.

The Under 13’s West lost by the odd goal 3 – 4 to Sun Postal. Scoring the goals for the West were Ben Pattison, Sebastian camp and Charlie Moffatt with the hard working Harry lewis being named MOTM.

Away to Berkhamsted Red the Under 13’s South were leading 2 – 0 at one point but the home team struck back to win 7 – 3. Finlay Auld scored two goals, Luke Winks the third. MOTM went to Tom Goldstone.

The Under 13’s orient beat Harpenden Colts 2 – 1 after extra time in the Challenge Cup with goals from Shiloh Wallace and Zac Moore.

The Under 13’s East lost to Berkhamsted in the Challenge Cup with Ben Parry scoring the only goal for the East.

Under 12’s

The Under 12’s Girls North, away to Boreham Wood drew 3 – 3 after a very tight match. Scoring the goals for the Saints were Emily Schofield 2 and Alice Tello. The player of the match went to Mary Leach.

The Under 12’s Girls South went down 3 – 0 to Bedwell Rangers despite a good display. Nia Williams was named player of the match.

The Under 12’s East played Garston Boys and lost 7 – 3 despite a good performance. The scores were Sam Ready 2 and Jimmy Nicholson. Tayler Fennel was named MOTM.

Dan Newton scored the only goal for the Under 12’s South as they lost 6 – 1 to AC Finchley.

At home to Tring Tornados were the Under 12’s Orient who had a good 4 – 0 victory. The scorers for the Orient were Zach Littenstone 2, William Ibbotson and Tom Naylor. Louis Lambert was named MOTM.

The Under 12’s North went out of the County Cup after extra time to Bishops Stortford 3 -1. The North’s goals was scored by Liam Murphy.

Although the Under 12’s Boreal and Berkhamsted were 0 – 0 at half time, in the second period Berkhamsted scored four goals to win the game.

Under 11’s

The Under 11’s Girls North played Berkhamsted Rangers. For the first match of the new year a half time score of 2-0 highlighted a positive attitude of the girls in front of goal. Continuing to work hard together resulted in a further 2 goals in the second half with Rangers only managing to pull 1 goal back; final score 4-1. Goal scorers were Charlotte, Melissa (2) and Lorna. Strong support was shown by the other girls in particular Amberley, ever reliable in defence, Zoë with a number of quality through passes and Grainne in her ability to successfully cover all the pitch. Report by Sue Chick

Away to Enfield Girls saw the Under 11’s Girls South come back with all three points after a fine 3 – 1 win with goals from Beth Dickinson-MacRae, Lauren Walker and Lauren Standing. Molly Woodland was named player of the match.

The Under 11’s North romped to an 8 – 0 victory away to Abbots Youth with the goals coming from Dominic Dee 2, Matthew Breeze 2, Mario Eguiluz 2, Harry Smith and Robert McKee.

There were goals from Harrison Doyle and Joe Newton as the Under 11’s South beat Hoddesdon 2 – 0. Guy Miller was named MOTM.

The Under 11’s East lost 2 – 1 to Bengal Tigers with Michael Gabblah scoring the only goal for the East. MOTM went to Rocco Rahho.

Under 10’s

Playing in the County Cup were the Under 10’s Girls and despite a good performance against Garston Girls they went down 7 – 0. The young Alice Jones was named player of the match.

The Under 10’s West beat Lemsford 7 – 1 with their best display of the season. The goals for the West came from Adam Johnson 2, Thomas Liddelow 2, James Johnson and Kishan Dhivar and the goal of the match from William Skinner.

The Under 10’s North lost 2 – 0 to Hemel Athletic in the League Cup with Billy Owen being named MOTM.

The Under 10’s East won 6 – 1 at home to Everett Rovers in the League Cup. The goals came from Aaron Peter 3, Harry Peter, Ryan Ward and Sam Lailey (his first for the club).

Under 9’s

A pleasant start to the footballing new year with a well deserved win for the Under 9’s South away to Wodson Park..

There were some good performances, Will Baynham in the centre keeping Harvey Connor's usual place warm for him was impressive again. The award for the most deserving strike of the day goes to Harvey whose in swinging shot was heading for the top corner before a great save from the opposition keeper just kept it out. Louis Baker- Madec was his usual busy self, end to end, breaking up play with a well deserved goal (also as usual) and I don't think I have ever seen a player earn as many corners in a single match as he did today. Max Varney and Sam Doidge kept it tight at the back and Scott Ovenden was indeed too 'hot' with a good brace, including another sensational individual goal outrunning the opposition with the ball at his feet and covering  a full three quarters of the length of the pitch to smash the ball home. The opposition gave a good account of themselves as well, which meant a most entertaining mornings football for everybody who was there. Report by Mark & Kevin

The Under 9’s North had a good 5 – 0 win over Bengeo Tigers with goals from Marcus Cunnington 2, Daniel Eaves 2 plus one from MOTM Dan Hussein.

The Under 9’s West won 4 – 1 away to Hoddesdon Town with goals from Joe Scragg, Tim Davies, Luke Hill and Joe Cussans. The MOTM went to keeper Edward Earl.

Another City team playing Bengeo Tigers were the Under 9’s Central who won 1 – 0 thanks to a goal from Dan Baylis. Tom McVeigh was named MOTM.

Under 8’s

The Under 8’s West played a fun match away to Harpenden Colts. Scoring the goals were Edward McJannet and Huw Dawson.

The Under 8’s North played a fun match away at Everett Rovers with goals from Jack Carmichael 3, Ryan Corcoran and Joe Flude. Jupe Denton was named MOTM.

The Under 8’s South played Evergreen Youth in a fun match. Goals were scored by Leo Geymonet 3 and Ryan Solly. Joseph Stone was named MOTM.