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VMI ACCRINGTON AND DISTRICT


JUNIOR FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9s


First Division Huncoat United 14, Roefield


Leisure Juniors 0. Under 10s


First Division Colts 1.


Readstone United 1, Fulledge Under 11s


Second Division United 7.


Rishton United 0, Readstonc Under 12s


First Division Belvedere Jdniors 4, Wilpshire


Wanderers Blue 2; Readstone United 4, Akzo Juniors Yellow 0. Under 14s


Huncoat United 3, Clitheroe Wolves 2.


TABLES Under 9s


First Division P W D L P


Huncoat Utd___3 3 0 0 9 Fulledge Colts.. .3 3 0 0 9 Akzo Green.......3 2 0 1 C Rishton Utd Blue 1 1 0 0 3 Accoutre ..........2 1 0 1 3 GtHwd Tigers ..3 0 0 3 0 Barrowford Celtic 2 0 0 2 0 Roefield Leisure .3 0 0 3 0 Under 10s


, First Division P W D L P


St Joseph’s ........ 6 4 2 0 14 Real Juniors.....0 4 2 0 14 Readstone Utd ..7 4 2 1 14 Accoutre ..........7 4 1 2 13 Akzo Yellow.......5 3 1 1 10 Fulledge Colts ...6 2 3. 1 9 Huncoat Utd ....6', 1 3 2 6 Belvedere .: .....1 ■ 0. 4 3 4 Ciitheroe Wolves .6 1 1 4 4 GtHwd Tigers ..6 1 .0 5 3 Barrowford Celtics ; 0 '■ 1 5 .1 ■


Second Division . • P W D L P


LanghoJuniors ..3 3 0 0 9 Rishton Utd Red .3 2 1 0 7 Wilpshire Wands .3 2 0 1 6 Ossie Juniors B!ue3 2 0 1 6 GtHwd Panthers 3 .2 0 1 6 Ossie Rangers . . .3 1 0 2 3


'Borrowdale Utd..3 1 0 2 3 Rishton Utd Blue 3 1 0 2 3 PendleForest___ 3 0. 1 .2 1 Ossie Juniors Red 3 O ' 0 3 0 . Under 11s


First Division * P W D L P


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Accoutre . . . ....4 3 0 1 9 Langho.. . . . . . . .4 3 0 -1 9 Belvedere.........3 2 '1 0 7 OssieJumors ....4 2 1 1 7 St Joseph’s ......4 2 0 2 6 Akzo Orange ....3 1 1 1 4 Femscowies .....4 1 1 2 • i'


«Bangers ...3 .1- .0 2 • 3 GtHwdTigers ..3 1. .0 2 3


.PendleForest....4 0 0 4 0 Second Dtvision P W D L- P


Accoutre Yellow .4 4 . 0 0 12 Readstone Utd :.4 3 1 0 10 Baxenden Villa . .4 3 1 0 10 Gt Hwd Panthers 4 • 2 0 2 '6 WilpshrreWndrs.4 ■ 2 ' 0 2. 6 HuncoatUtd . ....4w.:l .'.: '0 3 3 . Ciitheroe Wolves .4 1 • 0 3 3 .RishtonUtd.....4 ;. 1: ■ 0 3 3 •• Borrowdale Utd..4 v 1 O'' 3' 3 Akzo Yellow.....4 1 0 3 ‘ 3‘ . ' -. Under 12s :.


Accoutre ..........4 3 0 1 9 WdpshireWBIue4 3 0 1 9 Belvedere..........2 2 0 0 6


:' V. First Division. ■ . ’V. >' P W D L P


Rishton Utd ....3 2 0 Readstone Utd ..3 2 0 Feniscowles.......3 1 0 Akzo Green.......3 1 0 Nelson Juniors...2 0 0 Akzo Yellow.......3. 0 0 Barrowford Celtic 1 0 0 Second Division P W D


Borrowdale Utd. .4 4 0 Ossie Rangers ...4 4 0


•Clithcroe Wolves .4 3 1 JFC Dynamos. . .3 2 0 Haslingden ____.4 2 0 St Joseph's........ 4 1 1 Ossie Juniors___4 1 1 Knuzden Youth. .4 1 0 Wilpshire W Red .4 0 1 Baxenden Villa ..5 0 0 Under 14s


2 0 Kelbrook..........4 0 • 1 3 1 Stanley St Clarets5 1 l 3 4 3 0 Clitheroe RBL...4 0 1 3 1 Crown Rovers ...4 1 0 3 3 1 0


Second Division L P Langho............. 5 4 0 1 12 p W D L P


Woolpack..........5 0 0 5 0 Third Division


0 12 Rock Rovers ....4 3 0 1 9 Griffins Head.. . .5 5 0 0 15 0 12 Barrowford YCW 4 2 1 1 7 Stanley St OB ...4 4 0 0 12 0 10 Read Utd..........4 2 1 1 7 Foresterers........ 5 3 1 1 10 1 6 Borrowdale Utd. .3 2 0 1 6 Church Town___4 2 0 2 6 2 6 BamoldswickTn.4 2 0 2 6 Dog Inn............5 1 1 3 4 2 4 Padiham ..........4 2 0 2 6 Roebuck............5 1 0 4 3 2 4 Worsthorne.......4 2 0 2 6 Great Hwd Rovers5 1 0 4 3 3 3 Bly Belvedere ...4 1 0 3 3 Clayton-le-Moors 3 0 0- 3 0 3 1 Earby Tn..........5 0 2 3 2


■ P w D L P


Barrowford Celtic 8 6 0 2 18 Worsthorne.......7 6 1 0 19 Baxenden Villa ;10 6 0 4 18 Barrowford YCW 6 5 0 1 15 Huncoat Utd ....9 5 3 1 18 Enfield............. 6 4 1 1 •13 Rossendale Valley 9 5 3 1 18 Rock Rovers ...,6 4 1 1 13 Accoutre ..........9 6 1 2 16 Kelbrook..........4 4 0 0 12 Knuzden Youth. .9 3 2 4 11 Rimington........ 7 3 2 2 11 Clitheroe Wolves R9 3 0 6 9 HuretGreen ....6 2 3 1 9 St Joseph’s .........9 2 0 7 6 BamoldswickTn .6 2 1 3 7 Ossie Juniors .. .10 1 3 6 6 Rawtenstall.......6 2 1 3 ’ 7 Ossie Villa........9 1 1 7 4 Goodshaw Utd ..7 2 1 4 7 Wilpshire Wndrs .7 0 0 7 0 'Langho............. 5 2 0 3 6 Blackburn Utd ..6 0 0 6 0 Colne Utd ........ 6 2 0 4 6 Under 15s


p W D L P P W D


Junior Clarets Rcd2 2 0 Ossie Villa........ 1 1 0


.Nelson...............1 1 0 Rossendale Utd . .2 1 0 PaakJuniors ....2 .1 0 Wilpshire Wndrs .2 0 0. Junior Clarets Blue2 0 0 Under 16s


P W D


Knuzden Youth ..4 4 0 lluncoat Utd . . . .4 4 0 WoodbankUtd . .3 3 0 Rossendale Valley 4' 3 0 Rishton Utd ___4 2 0 AC Blackburn’ .. .4 1 0 Walnisley . . . . . . .4 1 0 Arden Hail......... 2 0 0 Constable Lee . . . 3 0 0 Wilpshire Wands .4 0 0


L P 0 12 0 12


Read Utd........... 6 1 1 4 4 Sabden...............6 1 1 4 4 Settle Utd ....... .6 0 1 5 1


HARRY DEWHURST SUNDAY


MEMORIAL FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


.. Terry Catlermolc Trophy Second Round


3 (on penalties); Church Town 2, Cross Axes 1; Commercial 3, Woolpack 4; Crown Rovers 0, Waggon and Horses 9; Dog Inn


EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division Enfield 1, Colne United 1;.


Goodshaw United 6. Sabden 0; Hurst Green 6, Burnley Boys’ Club 1; Kelbrook 2, Stacksteads St Joseph’s 3; Ribble Valley 1, Rimington 1; Settle United 4,


Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 2. Second Division .


Barrowford YCW 1, Read United 1; Borrowdale United 3,


•Worsthome 4; Padiham 4, Barnoldswick Town 2; Rock Rovers 3, Rawtenstall 2; Earby Town 1, Burnley Belvedere 2. ... i Reserve Division


: Barnoldswick Town 1, Enfield


1; Barrowford YCW 7, Read United 2; Langho 5, Rock Rovers 6; Rawtenstall 5, Colne United 2; Sabdon 1, Goodshaw United 2; Worsthorne 8, Settle.United 4;. Rimington 1, Kelbrook 4. ■ TABLES


Caiderstones 4, Stanhill Lions


Rishton Utd ...10 9 1 0 28 Clitheroe Wolves 10 8 0 2 24


P W D L P resigned from the league


5 0 Rawtenstall.......5 0 1 4 1 ROEFIELD LEISURE • Caiderstones and Rolls-Royce have


Third Division


CENTRE FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Parkers Arms 1, Rapid Hunt­


ing 7; Mad Dogs 5, Menacing Duck 4; The Missfits 2, Red Army 1; Groin Strain 10, Gram­ mar Lads 0; Side of Beef 2, Clitheroe Clowns 3. SUNDAY FIXTURES


9 a.m. - New Inn v Menacing


Duck; 9-40 a.m. - Parkers Arms v Red Army; 10-20 a.m. - Mad Dogs v Grammar Lads; 11 a.m. - The Missfits v Clitheroe Clowns; 11-40 a.m. - Groin Strain v Side of Beef.


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


■' RESULTS' Premier Division


Brown Cow 5, Stork A 7;


Craven Heifer A 4, Legion A 8; Legion B 2, Buck A 10; Stork B 6, Billington A 6. First Division


. 3, Griffins Head 6; Lomax 4; Wilpshire Bulls Head 1; Miners:


.4, Stanley St Old Boys 0. Station' secured a bye to the next round at the expense of Great Harwood Rovers.


FIXTURES First Division


. Commercial v Waggon and Horses (Haslirigden); Stanhill Lions v Cross'Axes (Foxhill); Wilpshire Bulls Head v Caider­ stones (Wilson’s). V Second Division


Ossy Refugees v Lomax


■ (Heron Way); Park v Crown- Rovers (Wilson’s); Stan;ey St Clarets v Woolpack (Foxhill); S ta tio n v Warners Arms (Haslingden).


• Third Division Dog Inn v Clayton-le-Moors


(Bullough Park); Foresterers v Church Town (Wilson’s); Gt


Harwood Rovers v-Roebuck (Norden); Griffins Head v Stan- •


; leyStOldBoys(Altham). TABLES


First Division' ’ -P'W D L P


•First Division '/ 7 P W D L P


Goodshaw.Utd . . .4' 4 0 0 12 • • Hu rs tG rc c n . 5 3 1 1 10 RV Boroughv.4 s 2 2 0 8 Rimington . . / . .A 2 1 1 7 Stacksteads S J ...4 2 1 1 7 Enfield.'.....!..6 2 1 2 7 Ossy St Mary's;. . 6 2 , 1 : ' 3 ' .7


Waggon & Horses 5 3 1 1 10 Miners.............6 3 0. 2- 9 Stanhill Lions ...5 3 0 2 9 Commercial:....3 '2 0 1' iWilpshire BH .. .4 2 0 2 6


' Caiderstones .. i .3 ;-'l >• 2 0 . 5 ; Waimsiey Arms .'.4 .1. ' 1 2- 4 Cross Axes ... ...3 1 .0 2 3 Low Moor........ 4 0 0 4 .0 Second Division


’ P W D L P, 4


Lomax............. 5 5 0 0 15 .


J . * t ’ i S » Vfc '


‘ Horses 7, Brown Cow 5; Pendle ■ : Hotel A 9, Pendle Hotel B 3; Dog Music Bar 6, New Inn 6. Second Division


Billington B 8, Buck Wrink-.


leys 4; Legion C 5, Craven Heifer B 7; Buck B 5, White Horse A 7. Third Division


Kings Arms 8, Station B 4;


; White Horse B 8, Dog Music Bar B 4; Royal Oak B 6, Bridge B 6; White Lion 6, Legion D 6. FINAL TABLES.


• Premier Division P W D L P


, Buck A . . . . . . . . 18 17 0 1 181 LcgionA ......1 8 13 3 2 163 Billington A. . . .18 10 4 4 157 Castle A 18 10 1 7 134 Craven Heifer A 18 4 6 8 111 Stork A.............18 3 7 8 111 StorkB.... .. ..1 8 5 7 6 107


BrownCow(Ch)18 5 1 12 99 Legion B ......... 18 4 2 12 99


■ Rose-n-Crown . .18 2 5 11 96 First Division P W D L P


Wagg&Horses .16 -12 3 .1 140 . White Hart .'...16 11 1 4 133 New Inn...........16 6 6 4 124 :


; Pendlc Hotel A .16 8 1 6 121 ■ St Peter’s (HG) .16 ,7 v -2 6 120 V Pendle Hotel B .16 6 -2 8 101


■ DogMusicA ...16 4 ' 3 9 93 Brown Cow (Cl) 16 4 0 12 93 1 Bay Home ..:..16 2. 4 10 84: ' Second Division P W D L ’ P


BuckB.............14 11 1 2 129 1


;• White Horse ...14 10 2 2 129 1 Pendlc Witch’..,14V 5 4 5 101


BuckWnnkleys.14 7 2 5 94


• Craven Heifer B 14 2 6 • 6 84 V ^ )


1,


St P e te r ’s H u rs t Green 5, White H a r t 7; Waggon and


1 6 Settle Utd ........ 3 2 0 1 6 Warners Arms ...4 3 0 1 9 1 6 Colne.Utd ........ 4 1 2 1 5 Park................ 5 3 0 2 9 2 3 Bly Boys’Club ..6 1 2 3 5 Station.............5 3 0 2 9 2 3 Sabden............. 5 1.. 1 3 4 Ossy Refugees ...5 2 l 2 7


Royal Oak ... ..14 3 2 9 80 Billington B .. ..14 3 2 9 80 LegionC . . . . ..14 2 4 8 79


Third Division P W D L P


Bridge B ..........16 11 4 1 143 White Home B .16 11 1 4 131 Buck-in-Broncosl6 8 2 6 118 Station B . . . . , ..16 7 2 7 118 Legion D ...... ..16 8 3 5 116 Kings Arms .....16 6 2 8 113 Royal Oak B .. .16 4 3 9 99 White Lion .....16 5 2 9 89 Dog Music B ..,.16 2 1 13 69 Ladies' Division


P W L P


Buck............ ..16 15 1 139 DogB.......... ..16 14 2 119 Pendle Hotel.. ..16 12 4 112 Legion.......... ..16 8 8 98 Billington B .. ..16 7 9 77 Royal Oak.. . . ..16 4 12 53 Dog A .......... ..16 3 13 56 Bridge.......... ..16 4 12 53 Billington A .. ..16 4 12 53


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’ DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Brown Cow 12, Kings Arms 0;


Bay Horse 2, Craven 10; Catholic SC 2, Royal Oak 10; Low Moor Club 7, Conservative Club 5; Black Bull 7, Royal British Legion 5. HIGH SCORES


140 - A. Southwell; 134 - P.


Dewhurst; 122 - 1. Seed; 121 - D. Hall, D.’ Barnes; 117 - M. Waddington; 108 - N. Harwood x2; 107 - M. Bannister; 105 - D. Hall; 104 - D. Barnes; 102 - D. Hall; 100 - A. Southwell, D.' Stevenson x3, M. McDonnell, L. Holden, E. Jungbluth.


LEAGUE PLACINGS >


POINTS


Craven ...................... Catholic SC............... ............. 25 Billington BC............. .....'....19 Brown Cow............. .


Royal British Legion... ............. 18 Royal Oak ................


Conservative Club...................16 Bay Horse............................13 Low Moor Club.........................12 Black Bull............


....... ..1 1


Kings Arms................ CLITHEROE AND


DISTRICT NETBALL


LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W D


Young Farmers ..8 7 0 DU ..................7 5 1


CiitheroeCav ...7 5 0 RPHargreaves ..7 2 0 Caiderstones......6 2 0


L P 1 22


Hair Company ..6 1 1 R B L 1 0 - Second Division P W D L P


1 18 2 17 5 9 4 8; 4 7 6 7


Dog Sports 2.... 8 .5 0' 3:18' RV Blue 1 ......8 6 0, 2 18 Dunkenhalgh.. . .8 • 4 2 - 2 17 Higher Buck . . . ' .8:3 1 4 15 Rejects............. 8 3 0 5 11 Bill’ton Panthers .8 1 1: 6 8 Third Division


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£5495 1 £4495 1 Clitlieroc Wolves Under 15s Blue take their (urn in front of the camera (s) crisp imismng in superb Readstone derby romp


AN astonishing octet of goals from Sarah Walker aided Readstone Girls Under 13s Yellow to a resounding 17-5 victory over Clitheroe Wolves. In an incredible goal


feast of a game player of the match Rachel Walker also netted no less than seven times, before Jade Bolton and Katie Bennett completed the impressive scoreline. Readstone’s Under 11


boys continued their unbeaten start to the sea­ son with an emphatic 7-0 victory over Rishton. Goals came in the form


of a brace a piece for man of the match Luke Allen and Sam Langford, indi­ vidual strikes from both Dean Overson and Sam Schofield before goalkeeper Andy Kardasz sealed the game with a well taken penalty. The Under 12s pro­


gressed to the second round of the Warburton League Cup with ah exciting 6-3


interval, Readstone saw their advantage reduced to 3-3 before the all important decisive goals came flood­ ing in during extra-time. Man of the match Sam


Wilted scored twice with Brad Coulson, Josh Brown, Matthew Riley and David Boys also getting a men­ tion on the scoresheet. The Under 17s ran out


comfor.table 6-2 victors over Haslingden St. Marys in a very competitve game. In a match played with


good sportsmanship on the part of both teams the goals came flooding in. Tom Donald netted


twice while Matthew Whitwell, Andrew Tinker, Tom Briggs and Man of


football a brace of goals from Sam Norman helped


the match Robert Cress- well all left their mark on the game. In an excellent game of


victory over Bacup Bor­ ough after the game went into extra-time. After leading 3-0 at the


an all important third goal and Ashley Jefferies was named man of the match. AN excellent all round


United’s Under 18s to a narrow 3-2 victory over Wilpshire Wanderers. Glen Dinsdale grabbed


Alice Holmes picked up player of the match. However, the following


day the girls crashed to a 2- 0 defeat against Hasling­ den. Jenna Birkett was named player of the match. The Under 15 Girls also


Michael Bailey and Craig Taylor with Anthony Tay­ lor named man of the match. A brace apiece for Berat


Mjeklal and Jamie McCue was more than enough as Readstone beat Blue Star 6-0 in a friendly. Arron Barker and Louis


Laviscount completed the scoreline. Readstone Under 13


Girls Blue endured mixed fortune at the weekend. In their first game the beat


Readstone


Barnoldswick Barons 1-0 courtesy of a single strike from Louise Taylor, while


team performance reward­ ed the Readstone Under 16s with a 2-1 win over Rishton. Goals came from


lost in an exagerated-6-0 scoreline against Huncoat Red.


this was a good perfor­ mance against the current league leaders, with Scott Martin producing a man of the match performance. The Under 15 Girls also


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lost to a 6-0 goal margin against an experienced Clitheroe Wolves side. Michaela Davis was


named player of the game. • The Under 10s Yellow


have changed their training sessions. They will now be at Ivy


to join can ring 778852 for further details.


Bank School on Friday evenings, between 6 and 7 p.m., starting tonight. Any new players wishing


Late Howard brace saves Wolves


' Clitheroe Wolves Under 1 3 s ............. ...................2 , Fulledge Colts : .........2


IN a hard-fought game between two unbeaten sides, Wolves had keeper Josh Pamphlett to thank as the match ended all­ square.


Two excellent saves from


the Clitheroe player kept the home side in the game after two set piece goals mid-way through the sec­ ond half had gifted Fulledge a two-goal lead. And with just five min-


. ensure Wolves enjoyed a share of the spoils. Clitheroe’s joint players


utes to play, Clitheroe’s never-say-die attitude saw them snatch two late breakaway goals through striker Jay Howard to


of the match were Simon Lakeland and Ciaron Bar­ ton. Oswaldtwistle JuniorsO Wolves Under 12s . . . .2 JACK McKenna supplied the valuable goal to secure all three points in a close frustrating game for Wolves. The


undefeated


Clitheroe side had all the possession but were tested in front of goal. Man of the match


Matthew Docherty worked hard in midfield through­ out, as did team player of the day Joe Nightingale.


' Aiden Thomas supplied some well timed defending and keeper Dominic Narey had a fine game. Borrowdale ..... . .3 Wolves Under 15s Blue 2 WOLVES were desper­ ately unlucky not to take a point from this highly


scoring when a simple cross into the Wolves 6-yard box was not dealt with. And the locals conceded


competitive match. Borrowdale opened the


a second goal early in the second half. Wolves responded well


and were first to the ball. A fine left-foot strike


from man of the match Luke Vercoe found the top corner, and eight minutes later a right-foot volley from Tim Swarbrick squared the match. However, with three


minutes to go, a Borrow­ dale free kick produced a fine save from captain James Scriven that unfor­ tunately rebounded off the inside of the post and fell In the path of a Borrowdale striker to make the final score 3-2. Accrington Amateurs 1 Wolves Under 10s . . . .2 A CLOSE game was played by the teams sec­


ond and third in the league at the start of play. In the first half, Clitheroe had the better


chances and went ahead just before half-time


. through a shot from man of the match Dent. In the second half the


. Clitheroe goal was under . siege but the defence and goalkeeper O’Reilly held out until the last kick of the match, as Accrington equalised. Burscough Yellow .. .4 Wolves Under 8s Blue .0 A POOR defensive dis­ play left Wolves with their fourth defeat of. the season. Some impressive battling


by Sam Buchanan kept the score at 2-0 at the en,d of the first half, but as play


resumed the score quickly rose to 3-0. With Wolves penned in


JFC Dgnamos . . . . . . 5 DESPITE enjoying a 4-1 lead with 25 minutes remaining, Wolves even­ tually went down to high­ flying JFC, who remain unbeaten in the league. All involved with the


on the goal line, Burscough netted an inevitable fourth to seal the win. Wolves Under 13s . . . .4


but on the half-hour a Matt Sedgwick free kick eluded the defence and Steve Tandy nipped in to ’ finish in style. Just before half-time


they took the lead when Ryan Finnegan opened his account for his new side. Wolves pushed forward


•Webb for the third, before Tandy scored with a rasp­ ing 20-yarder. Wolves looked home and


at the start of the second half, and a defensive clear­ ance rebounded off Tom


dry, but JFC had other ideas. Man of the match today


was Mark Higson, who was outstanding at centre half, whist keeper Matt Salis­ bury had an excellent game and could not be faulted for any of the goals.


Readstone Utd Girls .0 Wolves Under 15s Girls6 A SUPER team perfor­ mance from the girls gave them their first win of the new season. Wolves broke the dead­


team were massively disap­ pointed at the final whistle , however the team should take a lot of credit and heart from their best'per- formance of the'season. -Wolves conceded a goal from a first-minute comer,


lock after 20 minutes when Catherine Bolton curled in a dangerous cross which Joanne Green finished with a tap in. They doubled the lead


when Green and Forrest worked well to play in Chelsea Crook, who slipped the ball into the comer.


. In the second half, Green calmly scored past the keeper before completing her hat-trick with a cool finish. She added two more solo


Sara Forrest.


efforts for a five-goal hail. Player of the match was .


Wolves Under 14s . . . .2 Huncoat Utd . . . . . . . 3 WOLVES never recov­ ered from a poor start as they went in 2-0 down at half-time. They managed to pull


back level in the second half, with goals from Conor Parfitt and Henri Lawson,, but unfortunately conced­ ed a late goal to lose 3-2. Man of the match was


Ben Allen. Wolves Under 11s . . . .2 Belvedere Colts...........9 AN exhilerating first 20 minutes saw the Wolves carry the game to their


talented opponents and take the lead through Hutchins. Unfortunately, lack of


fitness meant the Wolves were unable to keep up the pace, and despite an excel­ lent performance from man of the match, goalkeeper Holden and a goal from Seed, the Wolves suffered their second defeat of the season.


Missed opportunities cost Whalley


Whalleg Juniors Pumas U14s0 Brunlea FC..............................4 WHALLEY exited the cup at the first hurdle as they rued missed chances against Brunlea. The Pumas started well and


Arran McCarthy was unlucky to see his top corner effort superbly saved by the Brunlea keeper. And then at the opposite end


just 20 minutes later the Pumas failed to clear a soft through ball and the visitors pounced to take the lead.


Brunlea then went 2-0 ahead


before Whalley had a goal con- toversially disallowed.


A Grant Eccleston free-kick hit


the bar, seemed to go over the line but bounced back out and play was waved on. After netting a killer third before


the interval, the second half had opportunities fall to both sides, but Brunlea proved just too powerful and scored again to seal the game 4-0. Whalley Juniors Under 10s . .2 Foulridge Minors ................. 3 WHALLEY’S excellent start to the season continued in style of play but unfortunately the final scoreline did not do the team jus­ tice.


Hockey club’s stuttering start continues


CLITHEROE Ladies Hockey team’s slow start to the new sea­ son continued with a 7-4 defeat against Blackburn Thirds.. ... ,; . The locals started strongly, and within five minutes took the lead through a cracking solo run by Ruth Talbot.


Blackburn fought back and


scored two quick successive goals, before Clitheroe regrouped to bounce back with some good midfield play from Nicola Kitch- ing, Helen Hutchinson and Jenny Laycock, and Talbot sliped home her second goal of the game. .


The match continued at a sim­


ilar pace with bo th teams equally matched, but Blackburn man­ aged to score again from a penal­ ty corner. A clean hit out by Hutchinson


saw Pauline Moorby struck a low hard shot to beat the keeper.


However, Blackburn sneaked


ahead again just on the half time whistle.


The locals showed'strength in


the second half and were deter­ mined to claw back the single goal deficit. Talbot hit her third goal, but


Clitheroe quickly succumbed to the Blackburn pressure to go behind again.


And when defender Anita Vine


was carried from the pitch with a severe knee injury, the Blackburn' side took full advantage of the weakened Clitheroe defence.


Foulridge opened the scoring


with a breakaway goal, but Whal­ ley were soon back on level terms with an intelligent interchange of passing that finished with a fantas­ tic right foot volley from Zack Hardman. Thomas Fielding then added a


caught off guard and carelessly conceded two more goals just moments after the restart. The locals then spent the rest of the game in the opposing teams


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second to put Whalley 2-1 as the home side enjoyed a wave of oppor­ tunities in front of goal. After the break Whalley were


half but were unable to reepup the game.


Whalley Rovers Under 10s . .4 Teal Tigers..............................2 A BRACE of goals from William James aided Whalley Rovers to a comfortable victory over Teal Tigers, After a tough first half where the


scores had been all square, Whalley attacked the game after the break with James grabbing his second, before Ben Ratcliffe added a third. Robert Spouse rounded off a


good evenings work when he sent the Teal keeper the wrong way to claim Whalley's fourth.


Wanderers in good form


Rishton Utd Blue.......................... .. .1 WANDERERS gained their third consec­ utive league victory at the Memorial Hall ground, Salesbury. A goal apiece from Sam Burgess, Jack


Wilpshire Wanderers UlOs . ; . . . .3


Swarbrick and Joshua Furlonger was enough to see off Rishton. The referee’s man of the match award went to defender Chris Chadwick.


Golf


Willis enjoys double win at Clitheroe


DOUBLE First Division success greeted Sheila Willis, in the Clitheroe Golf Club LGU Medal Competition. Firstly, she carded 91-19-72 to take the


title on Thursday, with Carol Ashley win- ning the Second Division prize after scor­ ing 94-22-72. She then followed that up with a similar


title on Sunday, carding 75-19-76. Dorothy Dady took second spot with


sion with 98-25-73 - three shots clear of second placed Carol Brown (101-25-76). Joan Wood took third spot with a score ,


91-14-77, while Mary Thompson was third (92-14-78). Gill Wightman took the Second Divi­


of 119-40-79. Andrew Wray won the Brandreth Tro­


phy at Whalley GC on Saturday by two shots after going round in 70-5-65. He beat John Kearsley into runners-up


spot, after he carded 80-13-67. On the same day, the Ultima Trophy


was won by Richard Ferley, who shot an 89-21-68 to win from Division Two run­ ner-up Ken Bythell (96-27-69). The trio of Fran Gierat, Anne Prior and


Julie Stephenson took the Pink Day at Whalley Golf Club, with a score of 83. There was also a subsidiary competi­


player of the year by the ELPGA Alliance at their annual meeting on Wednesday


with five wins during the course of the year. ’ •


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. Stuart Andrew, with seven wins, was the professional winner.


won the 2003 Order of Merit at Mytton • Fold by five points from Peter Tomlinson


After a close run contest, Roger also' .


- the leader for much of the year. A strong final four weeks of the season,


culminating with a level par round of 72 (69 nett) in the final competition of the year on Saturday, saw Roger win the com­ petition for the second consecutive year. Andrew Nickson beat junior captain


Nick Pearson by.one hole in the final of the junior knockout..


. • The result of the Champion of Champi­


ons event at Mytton Fold was victory for Sam Punchard by a single shot after he •


carded 74-7-67, beating David Clegg (88^ 20-68).


Third was Ian Thomson (89-21-68). : In the Duffers Cup,'Keith Gill emerged - >


victorious with a magnificent 80-21-59, 1 winning by nine shots from Gary‘Ashton (93-25-68).


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competition at Stonyhurst Park GC in Monday after scoring 35.5. ^


with a 36.1 V v ’ f ^


She won by half a point from Rita Joyce 1 ' ^


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Colin T. Elliott was third in 79-11-68. Margaret Duckett won the nine-hole


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tion, won by Joyce Andrew, Leslie Lohou and Pat Richards (37). Roger Altham was named amateur.


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