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LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9s


Wolves 0. Wolves 0.


Ighten Leigh 6, Clltheroe Under 10s


Junior Clarets 5, Clltheroe Under 11s


Clltheroe Wolves Rangers 4,


Ighten Leigh 3; Todmorden 0, Clltheroe Wolves 6. Under 12s


Bamoldswick Town 2. . TABLES Under 9s P W D L P


Readstone - Utd y,


Ighten Leigh ....5 3 1 1 10 Brierclitfe Rovers 3 3 0 0 9 Clitheroe Wolves .4 2 . 0 . 2 6 BacupBoro .....4 0 1 3 1 Burnley CW ....2 0 0 .2 0 Under 10s


P W D L P


Junior Clarets ...6 5 0 1 15 Bamoldswick T ..5 5 0 0 15 Briercliffe Rovers 5 4 0 1 12 Bacup Boro.......5 3 0 2 9 Ighten Leigh__5 2 0 3 6 Todmorden Sport 5 2 0 3 6 Fuliedge Colts Red6 2 0 4 6 Clitheroe Wolves .5 1 0 4 3 Colne Clarets...,4 1 0 3 0 Fuliedge Colts B .4 0 0 4 0 Under 11s


P W D L P E7495


Pendle Forest.. . .8 7 0 1 21 Brierfield Celtic R8 6 1 1 19 Belvedere Colts. .6 6 0 0 18 Clitheroe Wolves .7 5 0 2 15 Junior Clarets ...7 4 1 2 13 Foulridge Minors 5 4 0 1 12 Briercliffe Rovers 7 3 1 3 10 Bamoldswick Barons 6 3 0 3


9 Brierfield Celtic B9 3 0 6 9


Ighten Leigh ....6 1 1 4 4 Clith Wolves Rang6 1 1 4 4 Todmorden Sport 7 .0 2 5 2 Junior Clarets Co!t6 0 1 5 1- Fulicdge Colts .. .6 0 0 6 -3 Under 12s P W D L P


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ClivigerColts ...5 4 0 1 12 Brierfield Celtic..4 3 0 1 9 Bamoldswick T..4 2 1 1 7 Colne Clarets__4 2 1 1 7 BacupBoro.......4 2 1 1 7 Brierclitfe Rovers 3 2 0 1 6 Todmorden Colts 3 2 0 1 6 Foulridge Minors 3 2 0 1 6 Ighten Leigh ....2 2 0 0 6 Junior Clarets . . . 4 1 1 2 4 Readstone Utd .


. 5 1 0 4 3


Brunlea Juniors.. 1 0 0 1 0 Fuliedge Colts ...4 0 0 4 0 Bamoldswick Barons 4 0 0 4


ACCRINGTON AND DISTRICT JUNIOR


FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Under 9


League Two: Wilpshire Wan­


derers 0, Clitheroe Wolves 10. Under 10


■ League One: Barrowford


Celtic 2, Clitheroe Wolves 3. Under 11


derers 1, Clitheroe Wolves 1. Under 13


Clitheroe Wolves 2. Under 11


League Two: Wilpshire Wan­ Haslingden Juniors 5, Clitheroe Wolves 2, Accoutre


Juniors 4; Knuzden Youth 8, Clitheroe Wolves Rangers 3. TABLES


Under 9 League Two p w D L P YOUTH FOOTBALL ■OssyJnrs ::.....4 2 1 1 7' ■ Ossy St Mary’s.;.1


Clltheroe Wolves .4 3 0 1 9 Hurst Green __5 3 1 1 10 .Rejects ......v ..9 3 0 6 -11 Gt Harwood Pan .3 3 0 0 9 StacksteadsSJ...5 t 3 1 1 10 B'ton Panthers ..9 1 1 7 9 7 \ 3 1 13 10 ;


Akzo Yellow...... 4 1 0 3 3 Runmgton..;...5: 2 2 1 8 RVBIue2 .... ..9 8' 0’ 1 24 St Josephs........4 1 0 3 3 Settle Utd........4 2 1 1 7 :r Skirts...........


Ossy Rangers... 3 1 1 1 4 r RV Borough.....4 2 2 0 8


Accoutre Jnrs .. 8 5 1 2 16 Kelbrook .......4 0 1 3 1 St Josephs........ 7


Accoutre Yellow .5


ReadstoneUtd ..7 Akzo Yellow...... 6 Fuliedge Colts .. .7 Clltheroe Wolves .7 HuncoatUtd ....7 1 Gt H’wood T . . . .7 1 1 Belvedere Jnrs...8 0 4 B’fordCeltic ....7 0 1 Under 11 League Two P W D L 5 0


Real Jnrs......... 7 5 2 0 17 Sabden.............6 1 1' 4 4 0 1 4 1 L P


P W D L P Bly Boys'Club ..6 1 2 3 5


3 2 1 1 13 3 2 1 4 3 5 4


0 15 1 14


Readstone Utd ..5 4 1 0 13 BaxendenYilla ..5 Gt Harwood Pan .5 Wilpshire Wnds. .5


0 15 1 0 13


Clitheroe Wolves .5 1 1 HuncoatUtd ....5 1 0 Akzo Yellow.......5 1 0


,BorrowdaleUtd.,5 - 1 0 RishtonTJtd ....5 1 0 Under 12 League Two P W D L


Borrowdale Utd. .5 5 Ossy Rangers__5 5 Clitheroe Wolves .5 3 JFC Dynamos...4 3 Haslingden Jnrs .5 2 Knuzden Youth ..5 2


Ossy Jnrs..........5 1 St Josephs........ 5 Wilpshire W Red .5 BaxendenVilla ..6


P


0 0 15 0 0 15 1 1 10 0 1 1 2


1 1


Haslingden Jnrs .8 7 JFC Dynamos...7 5 Akzo Orange__8 5 Knuzden Youth. .8 5 St Josephs........7 4 Akzo Yellow.......8 3 Wilpshire Wnds..8 3 Ossy Rangers__7 2 Rishton Utd __8 1 Clitheroe Wolves .8 1 West End..........7 0 Under 14 P W D L P 9 8 7


FeniscowlesJnrs .8 8 0


Under 13 P W D


Rishton Utd ...11 ClitheroeWolvesll Baxenden Villa .11


RossendaleValleylO 6 ‘Accoutre Jnrs..10 •B’fordCeltic ...8 •HuncoatUtd ...9 Knuzden Youth .10 St Josephs.......10 Ossy Jnrs........ 11


3 2


C’roe Wolves R .10 Ossy Villa........ 10 Wilpshire Wnds..8 Blackburn Utd ..7


3 1 0 0


7 6 5 4


0 3


1 0 0 3 1 0 3 2 0


0 1 0 0


LEAGUE RESULTS


Lancashire Amateur Shield Hurst Green 6, Tarleton


Corinthians 1; Ribble Valley Borough 1, Coppull Utd 4. First Division


Clitheroe RBL 1; Rimington 2, Settle United 2; Sabden 0, Stack- steads St Joseph’s 7. Second Division


Langho 6, Borrowdale Utd 4. Reserve Division


Goodshaw Utd 0, Langho 1; Set­ tle Utd 4, Rimington 1. TABLES


First Division Colne Utd 3, Hurst Green 1; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s 7,


L P 0 24


1 0 22 1 1 16 1 2 16 0 3 IS 0 3 12 1 4 10 0 5 9 0 5 6 0 7 3 0 7 3 0 '7 0


1 18 4 14 7 6 7


18 8


8 7


EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL


0 0


9 9 9 4


1 28 3 24 4 21 1 21 2 19 2


P


Clltheroe RBL... 5 Second Diviston P W D


Worsthome .....4 Bamoldswick Tn .5 Rawten sta ll.6 1 1 Bly Belvedere .. .5 1 0 EarbyTn..........6 0 2 1 Calderstones and Rolls-Royce have resigned from the league Reserve Division P W D L P


Langho.........6 Rock Rovers ...,5 Padiham........ 5 Barrowford YCW 4 Read Utd..........4 Borrowdale Utd..4


Worsthome.......8 Enfield..............7 Barrowford YCW 7 Rock Rovers ....6 Kelbrook..........5 Rimington........ 8 . 3 2 .3 11 Rawtenstall.......7 3 1 3 10 Langho.............6 3 Colne Utd ......7 Hurst Green ....7 Bamoldswick Tn .7 Goodshaw Utd ..8 Read Utd........ .6


. Sabden.............6 Settle Utd........ 7 1


ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL


3 2 2 2 1 .5 7 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 4 1 5 4


LEAGUE RESULTS


New Inn 3, Menacing Duck 2;


Parkers Arms 1, Red Army 2; Mad Dogs 16, Grammar Lads 2; The Missfits 0, Clitheroe Clowns 1; Groin Strain 7, Side of Beef 8. FIXTURES


9 a.m.-Rapid Hunting v Red


C’roe Clowns___6 6 Red Army..........6 5 Rapid Hunting ..5 4 Parkers Arms___6 4 Mad Dogs..........5 3 Side of Beef........5 3 The Missfits ....5 2 New Inn.............5 2 Groin Strain........ 5 1


Netball


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT AUTUMN


NETBALL LEAGUE TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Young Farmers ..9 8 0 1 25 D’s ..................8 6 1 1 21 C’roe Cavaliers ..8 5 0 3 18 Calderstones ....7 2 1 4 10 Hair Company ..7 1 2 4 9 R&P Hargreaves .7 2 0 5 9 RBL................ 8 1 0 7 7. Second Division


P W D L P


RVBlue 1 ........ 9 7 O' 2 21 Dunkenhalgh... .9 5 2 2 20


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ROVER 45's/400’s


2002 (52) ROVER 45 1.8 iXL 5dr; copperleaf red, 14,800 miles, rear spoiler, air con, electric winden alloy wheels, front fog lamps.................................£8350


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ROVER 25's/200's


2002 (52) ROVER 25 2.0 Diesel iL 5dr; Tahiti blue, 10,000 miles, remote central locking, power steering, electric windows, air c o n .............£8250


2002 (52) ROVER 2.5 2.0 Diesel iL 5dr; anthracite, 7500 miles, air con, CD autocharger, central locking .


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2002 (52) ROVER 25 1.4 iE 5dr; Platinum silver, 4,700 miles, remote central locking,. . power steering, electric windows and sunroof . . .£7195


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2003 (52) ROVER 25 1.4 Impression 3dr; Royal blue, 1,600 miles, power steering, remote central locking, electric sunroof .'............. £6995


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2001 (51) ROVER 25 1.4 Impression 5dr; Gold, 17,000 miles, remote central locking, alloy wheels___ ■


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Army; 9-40 a.m. - New Inn v Grammar Lads; 10-20 a.m. - Parkers Arms v Clitheroe Clowns; 11 a.m. - Mad Dogs v Side of Beef; 11-40 a.m. - The Missfits v Groin Strain. TABLE P W


L P 0 18 1 15 1 12 2 12 2 9


7 1 0 22 5 1 1 16-


0 2 15 1 1 13 0 1 12


3 9 4 9 2 9 4 7


1 0 16 0 1 12 0 2 9 1 1 1 1


Wilpshire Wnds..4 0 0 4 0 Enfield .........5 2 1 2 7 ■Dog Sports 1 .. ..9 6 0 3 20 Under 10 League One


- Third Division \


P W D L P 7 0 2 23


Colne Utd ......4 1 2 1 5 B'ton Tigers .. 9 3 0 6 14 ..9 3 0 6 11 0 0 . 0 9 1


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


First Division .


Swan A 2. Kings Arms 7; Brown Cow A 2, Pendle Inn (Barley) 7; Craven B 5, Craven A 4. ,' , Second Division


Brown Cow B 5; Horse Shoe 5, Swan B 4. MONDAY FIXTURES First Division


Brown Cow (Chatburn) 4, Craven A v Kings Arms; Pen­


dle Inn (Barley) v Craven B; Swan A v Royal Oak; Brown Cow A v Legion B. Second Division


Buck (Paythome); Horse Shoe v Brown Cow (Chatburn); Legion A v Brown Cow B.


Lower Buck (Waddington) v


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


LEAGUE RESULTS


Kings Arms 4, Bay Horse 8; Royal British Legion 6, Billing- ton BC 6; Low Moor 7, Royal Oak 5; Conservative Club 3, Black Bull 9. HIGH SCORES


Craven 6, Catholic SC 6; 160 - K. Johnson; 134 - P.


Leeming; 132 - L. McDonald; 127 - S. Dobson; 121 - D. Steven­ son; 116 - M. Northoven 113 - J. Brown; 108 - J. Ridgeway; 105 - D. Barnes, J. Gallagher; 103 - S. Hartley; 102 - B. Cusack; 100 - K. Johnson, J. Johnson, C. Lock­ ett.


Craven.....................................32 Catholic SC.............................. 31 Bitlington BC.............................25 Royal British Legion...................24 Royal Oak................................22 Bay Horse................................21 Black Bull......................


LEAGUE PLACINGS POINTS


20


Low Moor..................................19 Conservative Club................... ..19 Brown Cow................................ 19 Kings Arms................................8


Darts and Dominoes


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOjVIINOES


SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


White Hart 6, Swan 3; Buck 3, Horse Shoe 6. Dominoes: Bridge 12. Royal Oak 9; White Hart 11, Swan 10; Buck 9, Horse Shoe 12. HIGH SCORES


Darts: Bridge 1, Royal Oak 8;


Simpson, S. McTear, A. Booth' (Buck); 134 - D. Heap; 121 - A. Girnham; 120 - A. Cocks; 100 - A. Gimham x4, C. Joy x2, B. Stanley x2, B. Cuinliffe, S. Tilly, S. McTear.


140 - S. Hanson, B. Cunliffe, S. EPEIEC H IFFEEC Borough


Ribble Valley.....................1 Coppull United................ 4 A HOME tie with Coppull United in the Lancashire Shield gave Ribble Valley Borough their sternest test in their short history. Coppull, the leading side in


the West Lancs League Premier Division and probable favourites for the entire competition, were the eventual victors, but the Badgers were not disgraced. Indeed, it was the Valley who,


after weathering an early storm, took the lead with'a smart head­ er from leading scorer Paul Chippendale.


Royal Oak 5, Legion B-4;- o; 1 9. Goodshaw Utd;. .4 4 0 0 12 •Higher Buck'.l, :.9 4 1 4 18 P w D- L P - Dog Sports 2 ..9 5 0 4 19


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 9th, 2003 33'


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su c c e s s\ THE mood was upbeat at Clitheroe Tennis Club’s presentation evening last Friday. Individual trophies were


’. Junior Open League and Senior Open Third Divi­ sion cups. ’


. The juniors made it two out of two, having entered the league for the first time last year. Team manager Tony


Bush commented that, while the British Davis Cup tennis team relies on the form and fitness of just two players, he has a squad of 12 players to choose from, all of whom have played at least twice


presented to the club’s competition winners, but the centre piece of the evening was the parading of the East Lancashire


for the team this year, and most of whom will be.eligi- ble next season. Vi...:, . There was an even larg­


er number of seniors who represented the club in the victorious open team. Having gained promo­


tion at the first attempt, captain Stephen Pym will


. WINNERS: Clitheroc Tennis Club’s presentation evening at Clitheroe CC on Friday evening. T051003/3 They faced strong oppo­


be keen to ensure that the team can hold it’s own and


ynake a significant chal­ lenge in the higher division next season. The mixed team mem­


bers can also hold their collective heads high, hav­ ing finished third in their league.'


sition week in week out but crucially managed to win a significant number of the matches that could have gone either way to lift them to their cred­ itable final standing in the league. Coach Iain Taylor was


singled out for special praise for his contributions throughout the summer come rain or shine, as club chairman Mary Brass looked back on last season with pride before looking forward to next year with an even greater sense of optimism.


Slow start


costs locals Rimington................. 2 Settle............................2 RIMINGTON produced a real Jekyll and Hyde per­ formance against Settle on- Saturday, and in the end both sides will claim they should have finished with all three points. Settle dominated the


first half as Rimington seemed intent on handing the game to them. The locals gave the ball


PRIZE WINNERS: Clitheroe Pool League presentation night at the Rose and Crown. B021003/7 Dominant Buck crowned champs


BUCK A were crowned at the Clitheroe Summer Pool League pre­ sentation. After winning the league and cup


double, and the Chris Stewart Foun­ dation Trophy, Buck cleared the table. And with Buck Ladiesrwinning


their league, plus the B side ejaiming the Second Division title, it Wascele- brations all round.


' Buck’s Lindsey Lloyd and Sue


Kemp were also named joint best Ladies’ League players, while G. Pre­ ston was top Second Division player.


Runners-up in the PremierDivision


were Legion A, while Wagon and Horses and White Hart were promot­


ed as First Division winners and run­ ners-up. White Horse A and B won promo­


tion as Second and Third Division runners-up, while Bridge B won the


:iThird Division. Runners-up in the Ladies’ League


were Dog Inn B, who also beat Pendle Hotel Ladies to win the Challenge Cup. Billington A were men’s Challenge Trophy runners-up to Buck, with


.Stork Hotel A beaten in the Chris Stewart Foundation Trophy.


.. Rose and Crown’s Paul Blackburn 'ivas best player in the Premier Divi­ sion.


Paul Hodges and D. Cox took the


Doubles Knockout competition, just pipping Gareth Hetherington and James Whitwell to the title. Best Lady Player in the Men’s


League was Lenee Catlow of Pendle Witch.


. Best doubles pairing was Bridge B’s


R. Rodgers and S. Thompson, beating T. Clough and D. Jarrold of Billington A.


First Division player of the year


was New Inn’s Chris Lawson, who recorded a remarkable 27 wins out of 28.


Third Division player of the year was Bridge B’s Graham Sutcliffe.


Easy victory With good work down the


right hand side from Fazacker- ley and Dewhurst, the Badgers were a definite threat and Chip­ pendale, ably supported by Nathan Peel, again went close with another header. However, the first-half ended


all square when Coppull equalised from close range, past a hapless Graeme Seedall, just before the whistle. The enormous amount of


energy displayed by the Chorley side was to be a feature repeated in the second half, and although Chadwick worked hard for the Valley men and Lishman passed


the ball with his usual arro­ gance, the fitness factor began to tell.


As the game wore on, Berry


and Brown, in the heart of the Valley defence, became more and more exposed, and although the eventual 4-1 scoreline was a little harsh, the result was not. All in all with some key play­


ers missing, it was a day of only slight disappointment for Anthony Clarkson’s men. A definite case of what might


have been for the Badgers, who remain unbeaten, so far, in the East Lancashire League First Division.'


H the latest Junior Football reports ' !'.'v


AN excellent eight-goal haul from Readstone United Under 18s sank local riva|s Nelson Youth. Glen Dinsdale, Dave Speak and


Thomas Harper all netted a brace apiece, before Alex Haythorneth- waite and man of the match Mar­ tin Heys, rounded off the 8-1 suc­ cess. A Danny Sharpies brace aided


Readstone Under 17s to a 3-3 draw against Colne. After leading 3-0 at half-time,


injuries to key players led to Read-. stone being under pressure in th e . second half, but in the end the hon­ ours were even. Rob Cresswell netted United’s


third and Michael Ellis was man of. the match. United’s Under 11s continued


their unbeaten start to the season with a hard fought 2-0 victory over Huncoat. Elliot Bywater and Sam Schofield grabbed the goals, while Luke Allen was named man of the match.


A goal frenzy of double strikes for


Brad Coulson, Rhys Meehan, Sam Wixted and Luke Basterfield earned Readstone Under 12s an emphatic 9-2 victory over Barnoldswick Town. A ninth strike from man of the '


match David Boys completed the annihilation.


. ’ A hat-trick for Louis Laviscount,


in an excellent performance for Readstone Under 15s, contributed to a 4-4 draw against Globe Bul- lough Park. A fourth from Aaron Barker


ensured this friendly finished all square, as United keeper Matthew Sharpley won the man of the match accolade. After.conceding three goals in .


beat Ossie Rangers 4T3 after a tense penalty shootout.


Alice Holmes scored United’s


only goal in normal time; before the locals held their’nerve to win through to the next round. Ella MacDermid-was named


player of the match;: Despite losing 8-i, Readstone


Under 11 Girls competed for long periods and made a real effort against Lammack. Readstone’s single strike came


from Alisha Cryer while Sadie Chadwick was named player of the match.


.


' In the Accrington League, Read­ stone Under 12s lost 2-0 to Fenis- cowles. , "


. " ■ ■ • And:despitedominating the


game for long periods! the locals were just riot'able to score, and as


>uch, slippedcth a: disappointing i defeat. '


Whatley Juniors Pumas Under 14s. . . . . . . . . ______ •;...........2


‘ ' ; I ■'


Oswaldtwistle Juniors . . . . . .2 AFTER dominating proceedings for the majority of the game, Whal- ley had to settle for a share of the spoils.


■ .


capitalise on their control of the match, and Ossy grabbed their first equaliser before half-time. •. Mark. Frankland tapped in


minutes when Sam Townend rose above everyone to head m an Arran McCarthy corner. However,, the Pumas failed to


Whalley took the lead after 10


Chatburn...................6 Barrowford.................1 CHATBURN’S early sea­ son form continued as they soundly beat Barrowford. Chatburn were always in


control, but chances went a begging until Rhanan opened his account with a simple tap in. But, the lead only lasted


minutes as Booth’s mistake let Barrowford level with an own goal by Sullivan. After the break Chat­


burn again dominated play but this time the chances flew in.


Newton claimed his first


of the afternoon to make it 2-1, before making it 3-1 in a fine move involving Sulli­ van and Young. The fourth came from


Brown, who smashed the ball home from 20 yards. Newton then claimed his


hat-trick and added a fourth for good measure in the last minute to take the scoreline to 6-1. Chatburn’s next fixture


is a mouth watering derby at Waddington on Satur­ day, kick-off 2-30 p.m.


away far too cheaply, hit­ ting it in the air to the delight of the visitors’ six- foot-plus centre backs, which, coupled with poor marking and inept tack­ ling, it was a wonder how they were only 2-0 down by half-time. The first goal came when


a throughball in behind a static home defence left the centre forward on his own to beat the stranded Ker­ shaw. And the second came


from a corner which Ker­ shaw punched clear, only to find an unmarked Settle player who lobbed the ball under the bar. To their credit Riming­


ton were a tougher side in the second half, and as a result, won a penalty inside 10 minutes that Watkins neatly tucked away. Making his debut, Matt


Braithwaite saw this as two points lost, even though it was an excellent recovery and the team were missing Jon Penman.


had found a new surge in confidence, and were now firmly camped in Settle’s half, but they could not find a winner, and had to be grateful to Kershaw when he won a one-on-one encounter with ex- Clitheroe player Dave Worthington. Rimington boss Terry


Coulter grabbed the equaliser when he followed in a fierce drive by O’Neill,^ that the keeper could only parry into the Rimington man’s path. At this point the locals


second half with a breakaway goal, but Whalley managed to pull one back through Thomas Fielding. But with time running out, and Whalley frantically pushing for an


. equaliser, the inevitable happened and Forest scored their third. Man of the match was William


James. • Whalley Rovers Under 10s . . .1


Fulwood Dynamos .............. .1 A SINGLE strike from William James earned Whalley Rovers a draw in a game they should have wrapped up in the first half. James’shot was the only success­


ful attempt on goal of many made by Whalley, as chance after chance sailed oyer the Fulwood bar. And in • typical fashion the


Dynamos soon pulled one back through little effort to equal the score. .. • However, Whalley continued to


the season. Unfortunately Wolves were


unable to capitalise on this and con­ ceded three further goals to seal the fate. Man of the match was Matt


. Wolves Under 1 3 s ...................3 Rossendale United................ .5 Clitheroe lost their first game of the season after a below par perfor­ mance at home to Rossendale. Although the first half saw


Sedgwick.


Clitheroe play the better football, Rossendale were always a threat on the break, and so it proved. The first half saw the game all'


square at 2-2 thanks to goals from Chris Brewer and Chris Scott. The second half saw Clitheroe


dominate and went into the second half expecting victory, and but for another, string of missed chances they could have won. Haslingden Juniors......... .. .5 Wolves Under 13s . . . . . . . ' .


. .2


DESPITE this loss,Wolves put m a very spirited performance and were unlucky not to come away with at least a point.


. Wolves took the game to their


•Whalley’s second soon after the interval, but the Pumas again le t . the visitors equalise, and had only keeper Ashley. Higson to thank when he superbly saved a spot kick to keep them in the game. ' Whalley Juniors Under 10s . .1 ■


five minutes, United’s Under 16s ;■. fell to a 5-2 cup defeat against West End. Paul Hanson and Matt Visser :


both scored for United and William Cawley produced a man'of the:: match performance.


, .


In a close cup game that ended 1-. 1, Readstone Under 13. Girls Blue •;


Pendle Forest..........'................3 IN a hard-fought match; Whalley ‘ put.in another, top-drawer perform mance that failed to.reflect in the scoreline. , ^


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hosts from the'start and took a deserved lead when a great cross form Kurt Roberts was bundled over his own goal line by one of the Haslingden defenders. Aaron Sharp also had a'shot


-drew level when one of their for­ wards reacted first after a shot had hit the bar. Worse.was to follow when a great < header put the home side 2 -1.


saved after one of his many great': runs from left back, but Haslingden


/ahead,.and Richard Blackburn . fired just wide for Wolves in the last r


’ Whalley had chance upon chance, in the firstjhalf;.but it was Pendle; who scored firsts t •/Forest doubled their.lead in the>:


■ action of the half. , . ;■: Wolves started the second half in-,


the same fashion as the first and.: equalised when a great move result­ ed in Joe Ward putting Steve ; .Tandy,through for histlOth goal of •


giving the ball away too often and conceding very soft goals. Chris Brewer added his second in the sec­ ond half but this was not enough to save Clitheroe going down 5-3. ; Men,of the match were Elliot


Arkingstall and Matthew Winck- ley;


Todmorden . . . .V.1 '.; Wolves Under 11s


. ’ /.A,. ■ '' i:, '■ •: . . .0 1 .. .5


SOME excellent attacking wing play from .man of the match Hutchins helped the Wolves to a comfortable victory. .. . A brace from Astin, an oppor­


WOLVES had to come from behind to win this first round cup game. . Foulridge took the lead three


minutes into the second half, before Parkinson blasted home a penalty late on. ■ And during extra-time, Ripley scored the only important goal to put the Wolves through. Man of the match was Moorhouse. Wilpshire Wanderers. . . . . . . 0 Wolves Under 9s .................... 10 A FOUR-GOAL haul from Andy Ramsden saw Wolves soar to joint top of the league after four fixtures. A brace apiece for Joe Gallagher .


and Louis Horrocks helped Wolves to a perfect 10, before the rout was completed with goals from Connor Hitchens and George Hutchinson. • Wolves Under 9s . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Brierfield Celtic Blue . . . . . .2 DESPITE not registering a league win to date, Wolves overcame Brierfield Celtic in the cup after a ;


' gutsy performance. A poor interception and an easy


goal put Brierfield into the lead, before goals from man of the match ’


. Zak Robinson and Elliot Kay gave Wolves the half-time advantage. Robinson then netted his second


tunist strike; from Ainsworth, one from Hutchins and a well taken goal by.Neyler completed the rout. Wolves Under 9s . . .. . . . . . . . . ,3 Pendle Forest . v . . . .2 ■ PENDLE Forest’s unbeaten run came to:an abrupt end at the hands of the Wolves! Chtheroe once again ha'd to come


from behindhand drew level with a superb shqt,from Sam Richardson.


:» Two goals in5 three'minutes from Ali Zulfi andean ovyh.goal put the; Wolves in control; an even a late1,


■goal for the visitors couldn’t spoil the party. ’ /


to Edisford’for the first round of the - League Cup. '


,.Next.week. Pendle Forest’return . ’ ’


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Wolves Under 10si .1 ............... 2 , Foulridge''. h.yVK’Y.’. - f . . . ,'\l


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from.the spot, nd despite being pegged back to 3-2 late on, they held on for the win.


Borrowdale........... ...... ...; . 7 Wolves Under 158............. . . . 2


IN a repeat of last weeks fixture, Wolves again had to go 2-0 down- before playing their football.; • , ::, ■ Goals from Anthony Gawthorpe ■


and Kino were thefr only consola­ tion on the day, with James Scriven ■ collecting the man of the match award. Wolves Under 128 . . . . . '... . ,2 ■ Borrowdale .....................1. .1 , THE scoreline flattered a strong ;;;


. Borrowdale side, in a'game that saw some spirited play by Wolves.' ; ; : /• . Goals from Luke Jackson and .


Jack Parkinson set them on heir - way to victory, with goalkeeper,..: DominicNeary.theimanoftheV match. U 'v , [ir; „


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