1 CLITHEROE Wolves


.Under 9s (North Valley League) would like to :


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i thank their three main ; sponsors. They are David 1 Richardson of Stateside; Foods. Gary Arthur of ; , the Barber's Shop and ;V r Paul and Michelle Sharpies of Travel For ; ; • AH. The team is managed by Jonathan Kay, Ammer Zulfi and Jeff Drake, (s) .


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(/ > ■i ' WOLVES Under 13 manager Mick Holgate h .


and assistant Peter Ward are pictured receiving the Lloyds TSB sponsorship from Judith Goodway


(Clitheroe Branch) along with Yvonne Tucker and Victoria Kelly from the.:


branch directors office in - Blackburn, (s)


!■ Wolves Under 1 3 s ............. 3


LanghoJuniors ............... 2' JAY Howard’s late strike settled a hard-fought local derby. Clitheroe fell behind early on


before Chris Scott levelled things up before the break. The second half began in much


the same way, and after falling behind again, Scott again levelled things up. And with minutes to go a Scott


shot rebounded off the underside of the bar, only for Howard to knock home the winner. Scott and keeper Benjamin


Craig shared the man of the match award. © Clitheroe then maintained


their excellent start to the season with a 9-0 thrashing of Darwen Rangers. Jay Howard notched his sec­


ond hat-trick of the season, with Simon Lakeland adding a brace and further goals from Daniel Mevler, Chris Brewer, Matthew Winckley and Chris Scott. Wolves Under 8s B lu e ....... 1 Holton Hotshots ............. 5 GREAT team spirit and inspired goalkeeping from man of the match Harry Paige saved Wolves from a demoralising defeat. An early own goal and a


rebounded goal kick put them 2-0 down, but Robbie Read coolly slotted past the keeper to halve the deficit. A further two goals came at


the start of the second period, and a late flurry of attacking play couldn’t stop the deserved scoreline. Ossy Rangers ...................0 Wolves Under 9 s ...............2


A GOAL in either half handed Wolves their first points of the new season. •Tack Ilaslam opened the scor-


ing from close range, and Tom Robinson added a second mid­ way through the second half. Jake Lloyd was awarded the


man of the match accolade, but all the players gave an excellent display. Wolves Under 1 0 s ..............4 Whalley Juniors................0


IN the first half, it was Whalley who had the majority of posses­ sion and could easily have taken the lead. With four minutes of the first


half remaining, Parkinson man­ aged to slot a ball for Ripley to score from close range. And their lead was extended on


the stroke of half-time, when Dent scored directly from a cor­ ner. Both teams had opportunities


to score after the restart, but goals from Ripley and Kennerly sealed the points. Brierfield Celtic Blue........ 2 Wolves Under 11s ............ 11 FOUR goals from man of the match Meyler and another four from Astin gave Wolves another comfortable win. This was the second successive


match they had reached a double figure goal tally. Hutchins (2) and and Seed


completed the rout. Wolves Under 12s .............. 3


St Joseph’s ........................1 WOLVES showed great determi­ nation to win against an organ­ ised St Joseph’s outfit. Wolves opened the scoring


when a Giorgio Peregrine cross deflected off a defender. Luke Jackson added a second


with a good finish, before Pere­ grine added a third after round­ ing the keeper. Man of the was keeper Dominic Neary, who saved two


penalties. Wolves Under 1 3 s ..............1


AKZO Yellow ....................6 WOLVES once again left them­ selves with a mountain to climb after a poor first half display had given their opponents a four-goal lead.


They started the game the


stronger and were unlucky not to score through a Steven Tandy free-kick. Moments later, Joe Ward hit a


post after good work from Tandy, but midway through the half AKZO took the lead with their first shot on goal. Not for the first time this sea­


son, Wolves were guilty of letting their heads drop, and conceded three further goals before the interval. Wolves came out with a lot


more purpose, but were still struggling to come to terms with their opponents. Two further goals sealed the


win for AKZO, but Wolves grabbed a consolation five min­ utes from time through Robbie Mount. Wolves Under 1 4 s ............. 2 St Joseph’s ....................... 1 WOLVES came back from a goal down at the break to win. A poor first half performance


saw Wolves trail, but a signifi­ cantly improved second half approach resulted in Wolves dominating proceedings. An early equaliser helped mat­


ters, and the winning goal came with a few minutes'remaining, after several Wolves efforts had either just missed the target or had been saved by the keeper. Conor Parfitt and man of the


match Henri Lawson were on the scoresheet for Wolves. The side then recorded a 5-0


win over Rossendale Valley., . In an impressive performance,


the locals dominated from start to finish. Man o f the match went to


Nick Parkinson, with the goals coming from Lawson, Baines, Parfitt, Hanson and Parkinson. The previous week, the side


clocked up two more wins. They


demolished


Oswaldtwistle Juniors 13-2, and then saw off Baxenden Villa 5-3. Lawson hit nine goals in the


two matches. Wolves Under 15s Blue . . . .1 Whalley A ..........................2 THE game was surprisingly played without an official and in fading light, but saw Wolves take the- lead through Daniel Dilsworth'. Whalley battled hard and


equalised just before half-time when a corner was volleyed home. In the second half, Whalley


took advantage of the no-offside rule and caught Wolves napping to make it 2-1. Debutant Tim Swarbrick


almost snatched a point when his volley skimmed off the bar but it wasn’t to be. • Wolves followed that up


with a 4-2 reverse at AKZO A. The teams were all square at


the interval after Tim Swarbrick met a right wing cross with a sweet left foot volley into the top corner. The Clitheroe side got their


noses in front just after the restart through a cool finish from Tom Rutherford. But after taking their foot off


the gas in the closing stages, they let their opponents in for three soft goals to hand them the spoils.


Gareth nets four as Readstone conquer Globe


MAN of the match Gareth Stansfield netted four goals as Readstone United Under 16s thrashed Globe 6-0. Craig Taylor and Stuart


Whittaker completed the rout on what turned out to be a good day for Readstone. However, they then suffered


a 5-3 defeat to West End, despite strikes from William Cawley, Michael Bailey and Stuart Walkden. The Under 17s had a bruis­


ing encounter with Clitheroe Wolves and came out 4-1 win­ ners. Danny Sharpies was named


man of the match, as Matthew Whitwell, Duncan Feamhead, Kane Duckworth and Andrew Tinker sealed the win. Man of the match Louis


Laviscount scored, along with Berat Mjekiqi and Ben Bland, as the Under 14s beat Great Harwood 3-0. And they continued their


unbeaten start to the season with a hard fought 6-3 victory over Haslingden. Both Scott Derbyshire an


man of the match Laviscount netted a brace, with Mjekiqi and Jamie McCue also on tar­ get. Luke Allen scored the only


goal as the Under 11s shared the spoils with Baxenden Villa, with the Under 9s getting the upper hand in their derby with Clitheroe Wolves. Their unbeaten start to the


season was preserved, after strikes from Lewis and Mark Turner gave them a 2-1 win over their local rivals. Corey


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Cavaliers are sunk by late try


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Clitheroe Cavaliers . . . . . ............11 Tarleton 2nds ...............................15 THE Cavaliers’ first game of the season produced a more-than-creditable perfor­ mance against a strong Tarleton side - bolstered by Clitheroe first-teamers Thomber, Proctor and Rigby. > With an excellent turn out of 22 play­


ers, captain David Tattersall had the lux­ ury of making seven substitutions during the half-time break. A Declan O’Duffy penalty opened the


scoring, and he added another before the break to edge the Cavaliers into a 6-5 lead.


' Solid first-half performances came from


the ample front row of Rostron, Carys- forth and Marsden, while in the backs, Owain Jones impressed at scrum half, and Chris Bosonett rolled back the years with


*a classic display of fly half football. He used the wind time and again t o .


send the ball spiralling into touch to gain valuable ground.


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• Half-time saw the introduction of Simon Hall, Paul Proctor, Simon Gretton, Brian Wood, Colin Silcock, Dave Slinger and Tony Dubowski, who took over the full back role. The changes made no difference to the


free-flowing football, and wingman Peter Whiteside sprinted in from 40 metres out to claim an excellent try. This put the Cavaliers in a command­


ing position, only for fatigue to set in and allow Tarleton to snatch victory in the dying seconds with an interception try under the posts, despite the best efforts of Silcock and Dubowski.


Chatburn CC second team are pictured before their final game of the season. (A200903/1) First qualifiers for final


THE Bar-be-Quick Floodlit Doubles competition started at Ribblesdale Wan­ derers Bowling Club this week. Action takes place from Monday to


Thursday each week for the next three weeks, with one pair each night qualifying for the finals day on.Saturday, October ; 25th. There are still limited vacancies at £10 per pair and anyone interested in playing


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should contact Mick Britcliffe (01200 424328) or Chris Snape (01200 424979). Monday’s qualifiers were Phil Wilkin--


son and Paul Harrison from Burnley, who beat Skipton’s Mick Bastow and Viv Ambrose in the third round.


. ‘ And on Tuesday,Alan Cornall and*


Brian Ashworth (Accrington) beat Stan, Johnson and John Allan from Great Har­ wood to qualify for the finals day'-•


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Harrison was man of the match. In the Warburton’s League,


the Under 12s lost both their games, 4-3 and 4-1 to Ighten Leigh and Briercliffe Rovers


respectively. A Luke Basterfield brace


and one from Josh Ramsey proved in vain in the former match, while Sam Marsh net­ ted their only consolation against Briercliffe. The girls’ Under 13 Yellow


side enjoyed an excellent 5-2 win over Euxton Villa. Sarah Walker netted a


brace, as player of the match Rachel Walker starred with a hat-trick. Their Blue equivalents also


picked up three points, as they overcame Penwortham Blue 4-2 in their first competitive game.


Melissa Clegg was player of


the match, as Emily Craig (2), Louise Taylor and Jenna Bir- kett all scored.


Joshua’s double in great win


Borrowdale United........0 Wilpshire Wanderers Under 1 0 s ....................... 2 A BRACE from Joshua Fur- longer handed the locals victo­ ry after going in at half-time goalless. Wilpshire finally broke


down the Borrowdale defence in the second half, and some solid defending from Chris Chadwick and Thomas Sutton gave the Wanderers their first clean sheet of the season.


Whalley hit double figures


Whalley Juniors Pumas Under 14s . ................. 10 Oswaldtwistle.................


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MARK FRANKLAND and Arran McCarthy scored four goals apiece as the Pumas earned a convincing win. Frankland hit a hat-trick inside six minutes before


Villa pulled one back, but Frankland struck again to make it 4-1 at half-time. Substitutes McCarthy and Ben Topham added more


goals, with McCarthy matching Franklarid’s feat, before Grant Eddleston completed the rout: Gary Micallef claimed the man of the match award: Whalley Juniors Under 10s .................................3


Barnoldswick Barons Red . .V'.’ . .V . .. .................2 WHALLEY’S great start to theseason continued in the cup, but they had to twice come from behind to win. The Barons scored a breakaway goal against the run of


play towards the end of the first half, but after the break, star man William James equalised with a solo effort. A lack of concentration at. the back was punished with


a headed goal from the visitors, and it took a late strike from Matthew Nolan to take the game into extra-time. And Thomas Fielding scored the vital goal, breaking free to lash home thewinner.


Damp end to season


CHATBURN seconds’ sea­ son’was brought to a pre-


• mature halt by the weather on Saturday. 1 •. Rain washed out their final match' against Keigh­ ley Technical College. Keighley had batted first


and amassed 211-9 in the alloted overs. Iir difficult conditions,


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Chatburn struggled in the field-and the bowling, at times.'was quite poor.


; Steven Braithwaite (3-


63)’:was the pick of-the bowlers*- and the other wicket-takers were Russell ’Braithwaite (1-63), John


• Reynolds (2-44) and Chris Waddington (1-27). ■ Chatburn had reached


’49-2 in reply, when, in the 10th over, persistent rain caused: the'match to be abandoned. ■ The result meant Chat-


bum' finished fourth in the league’- ’anexcellent per­ form ance>tJ'


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Clitheroe Wolves Under 9s Accrington and District Football League side, (s)


CLITHEROE Wolves Under 16s received their new kit from Bill Holden of All:Sports:(s)Y


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