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www.roefield.co.uk Cdlhfoda/forafmetourofaj-faciSiQs Thursday, November 4lh, 2004 with your sports team of Edward Lee, Chris Boden, Phil Simpson and Adrian Capstick


I Trophy lime for , ®


hit baek to book place in last four


Rolls-Royce ........... 3 Waddinglon ... .. ... 4


DESPITE the absence of key players, Waddington booked a place in the Devonshire Carpets Craven League Division Cup semi-final at the weekend. But they had to battle


back from a two-goal deficit before finally get­ ting the better of Rolls- Royce. . The Barnoldswick side


caught Waddington cold and scored twice in the first 10 minutes. Waddington, through


Robert Lloyd and Peter Fletcher, carved out some solid openings before Peter Dugdale eventually got them on their way on the stroke of half-time. Waddington started the second period brightly and


drew level and man-of-the- match Fletcher was fouled in the area and Paul Tier­ ney converted from the spot. Midway through the


half Tierney scored again to put Waddington into the lead, but Rolls made changes, came back into the match and levelled the scores. The game looked to be


heading towards extra- time until leading scorer Lloyd beat the off-side trap to fire the winner past the advancing keeper. Waddington, who are


without a weekend game, would like to thank Mor­ timers of Clitheroe for sponsoring the matchball. All players are ask to


attend training on Tues­ day night at 7 p.m. at Roe- field.


Blue ADAM GARDNER by Adrian Capstick


AFTER Tuesday night's embarrassing 5-0 defeat to Mossley in the UniBond League Challenge Cup, Clitheroe manager Lee Sculpher was understandably downhearted. He said: “I t doesn't happen on many occa­


sions, but we disappeared and that's disap­ pointing. All credit to Mossley, they took their opportunities, and after they got the second goal they were boosted, while it seemed to shatter us. “We've got to be prepared to work hard,


you can't hide - you can't disappear and you need big hearts.


“To concede like we did was not like us -


you can look at certain things in the game like two minutes before their second goal we should have equalised, and there should have been a free kick in the build up to that goal as the left winger elbowed me in the face. “But there was no excuse for the 15 min­


utes after that as we just collapsed, and all said and done, that's not good enough for Clitheroe Football Club. “Even at 2-0 down you've got to


stand up and be counted, and not just fall like a pack of cards.” The opening half had looked


e r o m t> n ic E


promising, and if a Gary Jackson effort had gone in just before the onslaught, it could have all been different.


But the Clitheroe player-manag­


er couldn't emphasise enough the importance of shooting on sight: “I thought we were the better side in the first half, we had opportuni­ ties to score but we didn't take them. “ We got into the positions but


didn't pull the trigger, and we've only got ourselves to blame. “I'll never criticise anyone for


having a shot on goal.” The Blues can be thankful this


wasn't a league game, as they look to Saturday's home game against Spalding to get back on track. The South Lincolnshire side


have won two and lost four of their last six games and lie just below Clitheroe in the table, so Sculpher is hoping that his side will regain their composure: “We've got to be up for the fight and bounce back, and I'm sure we'll get the right reaction at Shawbridge. “We've got to get over Tuesday's


defeat, continue to make chances and, most'importantly, find the back of the net.” He added: “Cup competitions


aren't my priority. Getting a num­ ber of points in the league is vital, as what we don't want come Jan­ uary, February is to be stuck down


in the bottom five with a possible relegation battle on our hands.” Next Tuesday Clitheroe face a


tough test a t Conference North opponents Barrow in the LFA Marsden Trophy. Having been knocked out of the


FA Cup, the FA Trophy and the UniBond League Challenge Cup already, Sculpher is gradually get­ ting used to the new cup system. “We've got two cups left to play


in, a difficult trip to Barrow, and then whoever we draw in the Pres­ ident's Cup, so we haven't as many games as this club is used to at this time of the season.” He added: “Barrow are two


leagues above us so it's going to be a very difficult game. “We may only get four chances


throughout the game, and if we're going to beat them, then we'll probably have to score two or three of them.” Players who will hopefully


unavailable, so Danny Woodhead will keep goal again. .


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Jenna’s pride as dream comes true after trial


by Adrian Capstick


PROUD Jenna Wood­ cock (pictured) has achieved her dream of making the England Under 17s netball


squad. Over the last five years


the 15-year-old Ribble Val­ ley Netball Club member has represented both Lan­ cashire Under 14s and Under 16s, and has played in the National quarter-finals three times in three years with the Clitheroe-based club. So it comes as little sur­


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prise that Jenna's coach, ex-England National net- ball player Anna- Newell, has high expectations for the local youngster, who has been named in the long squad.' She said: “I am confi-


Under 17s FENA squad in March. ‘•‘This is a huge compli­


ment for a player of her age, and she feels a great sense of pride to be an England ifnder 17 squad member.” Jenna made the grade by


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successfully winning through the October trials that saw the squad whit­ tled down from 31 girls to 21, and she now looks for­ ward to training with the long squad a t Bath Uni­ versity next February. From these two sessions


in the South West city, she will then learn whether or not she has made the 14- girl final FENA squad. Jenna is also part of the


Manchester High Perfor­ mance Group, where she trains with other England players.


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return for Saturday's game are Adam Gardner, who has been ill the last viieek, Chris Whittingham and John Paul Fagan, who at pre­ sent can both only play Saturdays. However, Kris Richens is


cricketers @ CHATBURN Crick­ et Club is holding its annual presentation night on Saturday at the Brown Cow, com­ mencing at 8 p.m.


Bowlers annual


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I Monday, November j22nd from 7 p.m.


Interested


in hockey? ANYONE interested in joining Clitheroe and Hyndburn Ladies’ Hockey Club ^ should attend one of ® the weekly training sessions. They are held


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