70 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, April 6th, 2006
fires Blues to win see off Colwyn *
Spalding.................... j Clitheroe....................2
A DEBUT strike from substitute Danny Gorton completed Clitheroe’s sec ond half comeback at Spalding on Saturday - against a team who now look destined for the drop. But it was Paul Stans-
field’s equaliser from the penalty spot that first turned the tide for the Blues, having gone into the break a goal down. Spalding hadn’t netted
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in six games before this fix ture, but the Lincolnshire side took an early 13th- minute lead through Ben Garrick, when a right-wing free kick was nodded back across the goalline for the midfielder to prod home. At this point it looked as
though it was going to be a repeat of last season’s trip to the Tulips’ Sir Halley Stewart Field that ended in a poor 1-0 defeat to a near identical goal. But this time out the
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Blues had far more posses sion, dominated play and saw their rearranged defence - with Simon Gar ner in .at centre back for Ryan Parr - given very lit tle to do as they were com fortable with everything bar the free kick. Clitheroe had several
good opportunities in the first half.
Alan Goar had a couple
of efforts go close, Neil Reynolds fired wide and Scott Priestley put an Owen Roberts’ free kick over the bar. Stansfield had a hob
bling shot that very nearly broke the deadlock before half-time, but the keeper coped with the uneven sur
face and got a hand to the ball to prevent it going over the top of him. After the break Craig
Sargeson had several shots go close. His first zipped inches
wide of the post and his second, from a free kick, had to be tipped over the bar by Spalding keeper Simon Daniels. He was then on the
receiving end of a Roberts cross, only to be denied by the feet of the keeper, as the locals continually banged on the door to no avail. Roberts flashed another
free kick over the bar from 40 yards, but the arrival of Gorton for Darryl Avery finally unlocked,the Blues’ assault on goal. A ball forward over the
top was run onto by Stans field, only the keeper clear ly impeded his run without playing the ball, and the referee had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. Daniels was lucky to
stay on the pitch, but he couldn’t stop the Clitheroe captain, who made no mis take with his 73rd-minute strike to put the Blues back in the game. Preistley was denied
again by an excellent save from the keeper following a
DEBUT STRIKE: Danny Gorton
Garner comer, but Spald ing edged back into their visitors’ half when Garrick let fly a screaming strike that struck the angle of post and bar and had Peter Collinge at full stretch. However, the Blues
saved the best to last. Sargeson fed the ball
inside to Andy Taylor, who in turn spread it out wide for Gorton, who had the Spalding defence on the back foot. The reserve team player,
returning for his first game following a lengthy ban, took the ball into the box.
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leading with his left foot, only to find room, switch feet and rifle past both cen tre backs and Daniels to open his account for the Blues.
Collinge was called upon
to deny striker Leon Met- tam towards the end and Gorton could have had another but for Daniels. But nothing less than
victory was expected from this game against the league’s strugglers who, thanks to Stansfield and Gorton, were ripe for the picking.
ADRIAN CAPSTICK
Cliiheroe.....................1 Colwyn B a y ................ 0 A CRAIG Sargeson strike saw another second-half transformation from Clitheroe as they made it back-to-back league wins with victory over play-off challengers Colwyn Bay on Tuesday night. In two seasons the Blues
had never won a game against their Welsh visi tors, with the scoreline in three out of four of those fixtures finishing 0-0. But after coming back
from a goal down to record their first weekend away victory this season against Spalding on Saturday, manager Mark Smitheringale’s Lions did it again at Shawbridge thanks again to Danny Gorton and two other key substitutions. No disrespect to Andy
Taylor and new signing Chris Coupe, but before they made way for Sunley and Gorton, Clitheroe had yet to come into their own. The first half saw the
Blues struggle to string passes together as Colwyn closed down and retained the majority of posses sion. The Welsh side’s smooth
operation did not bring many opportunities on goal though as Clitheroe’s defence, including the returning Ryan Parr, held them at bay. Their only chances on
target, in either half, came from two rasping Ryan Baker free kicks. The first was heading for the bot tom left hand corner but for the intervention of Peter Collinge, and the second after the break
WINNER: Craig Sargeson
produced an equally great and just four minutes later stop after the Welsh winger’s effort dipped over the wall and was heading for the same destination. Clitheroe had half
chances in the opening 45 minutes, the best being a Sargeson lob that was tipped over the bar, and their best opportunity before the goal came to Coupe on 68 minutes, but his close range shot was wide of the mark. However the introduc
tion of Gorton and Darryl Avery gave impetus to Clitheroe’s forward play.
Spare places in United in semis
THERE are a couple of spaces in the Preston and District Six-a-side Sun day League still available. All games are played between 5 and
7 p.m. on Sunday evenings at Lon- gridge Sports Centre. Games last 40 minutes each week
and are played on a high quality astro turf surface. There are two eight team divisions catering for all standards. The league is FA affiliated, which
ensures top local referees for all match es.
And at the end of each league cycle
there is a cup competition followed by a presentation to the winners and run ners-up in all league and cup competi tions, plus golden boots for leading goal scorers -If you are interested in entering
please call Steve or Andy (0161 7646768/0161 7629746 or 07939 213575).
Readstone United U13s Girls 9 Lylham ..................................O
READSTONE progressed to the semi-finals of the cup with a comprehensive victory over Lytham.
The goal scorers were Melissa
Hetherington, who scored four, Sophie Hindle (2), Aislynn O’Connor (2) and player-of-the- match Abigail Seddon. Readstone United U8s.........8 Brierfield Celtic ....................0 THANKS to a hat-trick from man-of-the-match Toby Bur rows, Readstone United had an emphatic victory over Brierfield Celtic. A brace apiece from Tyler Baron and Sam Peters and one
from Tom Sarcliffe completed the-rout. Readstone United U9s.........4 Belverdere..............................2 THIS was an entertaining game despite the very wet conditions.
with both teams contributing. Readstone’s Denzil Yates
scored two, with Aidan Radcliffe and Adam Hays also on target. Curtis Meehan was named
man-of-the-match. Readstone United U12s Blue 2 Barnoldswick Town .............0 READSTONE continued their recent improvement with victory over Barnoldswick Town. The game was played in atro
cious conditions, but credit to both teams for playing in the right spirit. -
Tee-Jay Walker scored both
goals for the Blues and Kenny Taylor was man-of-the-match. Readstone United U14s . . . .3 Brunlea ...................................
COURTESY of two goals from Luke Taylor and one from Jor dan Smith, Readstone beat Brunlea 3-1.
Taylor. Man-of-the-match was Adam
couple more opportunities to add to the scoreline fol lowing some well worked passing movements, but the one goal and a well- earned clean sheet, was enough to see off a side that knocked the Blues out of the Presidents Cup in January.
ADRIAN CAPSTICK
Sargeson had the ball in the back of the net with a curling 20-yard half volley ^ over Colwyn keeper Ian Havard. Avery and Gorton had a
WHALLEY GOLF CLUB: Betty Rostron, new lady captain, drives into office. T300306-I
THREE Ribble Valley girls at a Black burn school have proven unbeatable for their Under 12 netball team this term. The girls, all pupils at Queen Elizabeth’s
Grammar School, have completed their season by winning all 25 of the matches they have played, as well as carrying off the Blackburn with Darwen Schools’ Under 12s netball cup and league double. In those games the team has amassed no
fewer than 675 goals, a quite remarkable tally. Captain and goal attack Emily White-
side, from Clajrton-le-Dale, has accounted for over half of the goals scored by the team this season. The two other local girls are Eleanora
Taylor, from Balderstone, and Helen Duckworth from Wilpshire.
The QEGS line-up is completed by
Amber Pilling, Verity Jones, Georgina Chatburn-Jones, Georgina Turner and Abigail Bamford. Their teacher and coach, Emma Kay,
said the girls had been determined to keep their unbeaten record throughout the sea son: “They have played really well all sea son and I’m so proud of them. “They have also played their netball in
the right spirit all season, and I ’m sure their goals total must be some kind of a record.” Captain Emily Whiteside, on the
extreme left of the photo, Eleanora Taylor (second from left) and Helen Duckworth (third from left) are pictured with the rest of the successful QEGS team (s).
Betty drives in at Whalley GC
WHALLEY Golf Club lady captain Betty Ros tron drove into office last Thursday. Following an enjoyable
brunch in the clubhouse, the lady members gath ered on the first tee to watch her drive. From an idea originat
ing in Spain, Betty’s hus band John arranged a sponsored drive-in for the lady captain’s nominated
charity for the year, which is the British Heart Foun dation- with members guessing how far her ball would travel. The sum of £78 was
raised for the charity, and Julia Duffy won a bottle of champagne for the nearest guess to the actual length of the drive. To conclude a most
enjoyable day, the lady captain, lady captain-elect
Vivien Birtwell, and last year’s lady captain Jean Dearden, won the drive-in team competition, with second place taken by Daphne Dawson, Shirley Palich and Carol Blackad- der. In the presentation
speech, the lady captain thanked all the members who had braved the poor weather conditions and who had given so generous
ly to her charity. The new men’s captain
Roy Broomhead, did no fare as well - his drive-in scheduled for Saturday last, was postponed due t< the artrocious weather, a was the annual Clarets ■
Rovers match on the Sun day. These events will nov
take place on Saturday and Sunday respectively.
Records galore for swimmers at Dolphins’ gala '
THERE were 81 new club records set at Chtheroe Dolphins’ aimual distance gala. A total of 68 swimmers com
peted, with 210 personal bests also achieved. . For the girls, Rebekah
Rodgers, Bethany Jones, Anna Carey, Kara Singleton, Molly Nolan, Hayleigh Jones, Eliza beth Highton and Megan Phillip gathered the most wins, while Samuel Buchanan, Harry Feam- ley-Brown, Isaac Banki- Williamson, Luke Tasken Bryn Phillip, Scott Singleton and Nicholas Blysnuik proved the most prolific gold medalists among the boys. Chief Coach Dave Kenny
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RESULTS Girls
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Gibbs (pb, ncr); 2,Charlotte Gatty (pb); 3, Rebecca Barnes; Under 10s backstroke: 1, Katy Oliver (pb); 2, Courtney Grimshaw; Under 11s back- stroke: 1, Katie Holgate (pb); 2,
Jennifer Leach (pb); 3, Ellie
Chambers (pb); Under 12s backstroke: 1, Kara Singleton (pb); 2, Elizabeth Lovatt (pb); 3, Victoria Rodgers; Under 15s backstroke: Eli^beth Hoghton; Under 11s backstroke 200m: 1, Anna Carey (pb); 2, Ellie Chambers; Under 12s back- stroke 200m: 1, Kara Singleton (pb); 2, Rachel Metcalf (pb); 3, Emily Zakrzewski (pb); Under 13s backstroke 200m: Rebecca Miller (pb, ncr); Under 15s teckstroke 200m: 1, Elizabeth Highton (ncr); Under 9s breas- troke 100m: 1, Emily Pietrzak
(pb, ncr); 2, Lucy Makepeace (pb); 3, Rebekah Rodgers (pb); Under 10s breastroke 100m: 1, Bethany Jones (pb); 2, Matthia Buggie (pb): 3, Katy Oliver; Under 11s Breaststroke 100m: 1, Anna Carey; 2, Katie Holgate (pb); 3, Sarah Darnell (pb); Under 12s Breaststroke 100m: 1, Kara Singleton (ncr); 2, Emily Zakrzewski; Under 13 Breaststroke 100m: 1,Molly Nolan (pb): 2, Sophie Cox; Under 16 Breaststroke 100m: 1, Laura Simpson (pb ncr); Under 9s breaststroke 200m: 1, Sarah Gibbs (pb ncr); 2, Lucy Make peace (pb): Under 10s breast stroke 200m: 1, Betany Jones; 2, Courtney Grimshaw (pb); 3, Katy Oliver (pb); Under 11s breaststroke 200m: 1, Anna Carey; 2, Ellie Chambers (pb); Under 12s breaststroke 200m: 1, Kara Singleton; 2 ,Emily Zakrzewski; Under 13s breast stroke 200m: 1, Molly Nolan (pb); Under 16s breaststroke 200m: 1, Megan Phillip (ncr)Under 9s butterfly 100m: 1, Emily Addiison (pb ncr); Under 11s butterfly 100m: 1, Jennifer Leach (pb); 2, Ellie Chambers (pb): Under 1& butterfly 100m: 1, Elizabeth Lovatt (pb, ncr): 2, Victoria Rodgers (pb); Under 14s butterfly 100m: 1, Hayleigh Jones; Under 15s 100m butter fly: 1, Elizabeth Highton; Under 16s butterfly 100m: 1, Megan Phillip (ncr); 2, Laura Simpson (pb); Under 14s butterfly 200m: Hayleigh Jones (pb, ncr); Under 9s freestylelOOm: 1, Rebekah Rodgers (pb, ncr); 2, Emily Addison (pb); 3, Lucy Make peace (pb): Under 10s freestyle 100m: 1, Bethany Jones (pb, ncr): 2,Katy Oliver (pb); 3, Matthia Buggie (pb); Under 11s
freestyle 100m: 1, Katy Holgate (pb); 2, Rebecca Alpe (pb); 3, Sarah Darnell (pb); Under 12s freestyle 100m: 1, Elizabeth Lovatt (ncr); 2, Rachel Metcalf (pb; 3, Sarah Green; Under 13s freestyle 100m: 1, Rebecca Miller (pb): Under 14s freestyle 100m: 1, Hayleigh Jones; Under 15s freestyle 100m: 1, Elizabeth Highton (ncr); 2, S ^ h Metcalf (pb): Under 16 freestyle 100m: 1, Laura Simpson (pb); Under 9s freeestyle 200m: 1, Rebekah Rodgers (pb, ncr); Under 10s 1, Jessica Docherty (pb, ncr); Under 11s freestyle 200m : 1, Anna Carey (pb, ncr); 2, Elkie Chambers (pb); 3, Jennifer Leach (pb); Under 1& Freestyle 200m: 1, Sarah Green; 2, Felicity Brown (pb); 3, Emily Zakrzews ki (pb): Under 14s freestyle 200m: 1, Hayleigh Jones (pb); Under 15 freestyle’200m: 1, Sarah Metcalf (pb); Under 11s freestyle 400m: 1, Ellie Cham bers (pb); Under 12s freestyle 400m: 1, Elizabeth Lovatt (pb ncr; 2, Sarah Green; Under 14s freestyle 400m: 1, Hayleigh Jones (ncr); Under 15s freestyle 400m: 1, Sarah Metcalf (pb, ncr); Under 9s IM 100m: 1, Rebekah Rodgers (pb, ncr); 2, Sarah Gibbs (pb); 3, Rebecca Barnes (pb); Under 10s IM 100m: 1, Bethany Jones (ncr); Under 11s IM 100m: 1, Anna Carey (pb; 2, Katie Holgate (pb); 3, Joely Donald (pb); Under 12s IM IDOm: 1, Kara Singleton (pb): 2,Elizabeth Ix)vatt (pb); 3, Victoria Rodgers (pb): Under 13s IM 100m: 1, Molly Nolan (pb); Under 14s IM 100m: 1, Hayleigh Jones (pb, ncr): Under 15s IM 100m: 1, Elizabeth Highton (pb, ncr); Under 16s 100m IM: 1, Megan
Phillip (pb, ncr); Under 11s IM 200m: 1, Anna Carey (pb); 2, Katie Holgate (pb); 3, Ellie Chambers (pb);Under 12s IM 200m: 1, Kara Singleton (pb, ncr); 2, Elizabeth Lovatt (pb); Under 14s IM 200m: 1, Hayleigh Jones (pb, ncr); Under 15s IM 200m: 1, Elizabeth Highton (ncr).
Boys Under 9s backstroke 100m: 1,
Samuel Buchanan (pb, ncr); 2, Thomas Baker (pb); 3, Robert Gibbs (pb): Under 11s back- stroke 100m: 1, Isaac Banki- Williamson (pb, ncr); Under 12s backstroke 100m: 1, Thomas Carter (pb, ncr); 2, Conor Banki-Williamson (pb); 3, Bobby Baxenden (pb); Under 13s backstroke 100m: 1, Bryn Phillip (pb); Under 14 back- stroke 100m: 1, Scott Singleton (pb); Under 15s backstroke 100m: 1, Nicholas Blysnuik (ncr); Under 9s backstroke 200m: 1, Harry Paige (pb, ncr); 2, Kristian Chambers (pb); Under 12s backstroke 200m: 1, Thomas Carter (pb, ncr); Under 13s backstroke 200m: 1, Bryn Phillip (pb, ncr); 2, John wick- ham (pb); Under 1^ backstroke 200m: 1, Scott Singleton (pb); Under 15s backstroke 200m: 1, Nicholas Blysnuik (pb, ncr); Under 9s breaststroke 100m: 1, Harry Paige (pb, ncr); 2, Jack Dewhurst (pb); 3, Robert Gibbs (pb); Under 10s breaststroke 100m: 1, Oliver Roberts (pb); Under 11s breaststroke 100m: 1, Joseph Wickham; 2, Tobais Bolton; Under 12 breaststroke 100m: 1, Phillip Sellars (pb, ncr); 2, Luke Tasker (pb); Under 13s breaststroke 100m: 1, George
Stott (pb, ncr); 2, Sam Higson; Under 14s breaststroke 100m: 1, Scott Singleton (pb, ncr); 2, Daniel Tasker (pb); Under 15s breaststroke 100m: 1, James Rodgers (pb, ncr; 2, James Hig son (pb); Under 9s Breaststroke 200m: 1, Kristian Chambers (pb); Under 11s breaststroke 200m: 1, James Addison (pb); Under 1& breaststroke 200m: 1, Phillip Sellars (pb, ncr); 2, Luke Tasker (pb); 3, Thomas Carter (pb): Under 13s breaststroke 200m: 1, George Stott (pb); Under 14s breaststroke 200m: 1, Scott Singleton (pb, ncr); 2, Daniel Tasker(pb); Under 15s breaststroke 200m: 1, James Rodgers (pb, ncr); Under 9s but terfly 100m Robert Gibbs (pb, ncr); 2, Jack Dewhurst (pb); Under 12s butterfly 100m: 1, Luke Tasker (ncr); Under 13s butterfly 100m: 1, Bryn Philllip (pb, ncr); 2, George Stott (pb); Under 15s butterfly 100m: 1, James Rodgers (pb); Under 12s butterfly 200m: 1, Luke Tasker (ner); Under 9s freestyle 100m: 1, Samuel Buchanan (pb, ncr): 2, Jack Dewhurst (pb); 3, Jacob Buggie (pb); Under 10s freestyle 100m; 1, Oliver Roberts (pb); 2, Harry Fearnley-Brown (pb); Under 11s freestyle 100m: 1, Tobais Bolton (pb); Under 12s freestyle 100m: 1, Luke Tasker (pb, ncr); 2,Thomas Carter; 3,Conor Banki-Williamson (pb); Under 13s freestyle 100m: 1, Bryn Phillip (pb, ncr); 2, George Stott (pb); 3, Sam Higson (pb); Under 14s freestyle 100m: 1, Scott Singleton (pb); 2, Daniel Tasker (pb); Under 15s freestyle 100m: 1, Nicholas Blysnuik (pb.
ncr); 2, James Higson (pb); 3, James Rodgers (pb); Undei freestyle 200m: 1, Samue! Buchanan (pb, ncr); 2,Jack Dewhurst (pb); Under 12s freestyle 200m: 1, Luke Taskei (ncr); 2, Thomas Carter (pb); Under 13s 200m: 1, Bryn Phillip (pb, ncr); Under 14s freestyle 200m: 1, Scott Singleton (pb, ncr); 2, Daniel Tasker (pb); Under 15s freestyle 200m: 1, Nicholas Blysnuik (pb, ncr); Under 11 freestyle 400m: 1, Isaac Banki-Williamson (pb, ncr) ; Under 12s freestyle 400m: 1. Luke Tasker (pb, ncr): 2, Thomas Carter (pb); 3, Conoi Banki-Williamson (pb); Undei 13s freestyle 400m: 1, Bryr. Phillip (pb, ncr); Under 14s freestyle 400m: 1, Daniel Taskei (pb); Under 15s freestyle 400m: 1, James Higson (pb ncr); Undei 9s IM 100m: 1, Jack Dewhurst (pb, ncr); 2, Samuel Buchanar (pb): 3, Harry Paige (pb); Under 10s IM 100m: 1, Harry Feamley-Brown; Under 11s IM 100m: 1, Isaac Banki- Williamson (pb); Under 12s IM 100m: 1, Luke Tasker (pb, ncr); 2, Phillip Sellars (pb); Under 13s IM 100m: 1, Bryn Phillip (pb); 2,George Stott (pb); Under 14s IM 100m: 1, Scott Singletor (pb); Under 15s IM 100m: 1, Nicholas Blysnuik (pb, ncr): 2, James Rodgers (pb); Under 9s IM 200m: 1, Robert Gibbs (pb, ncr): Under 12s IM 200m: 1, Luke Tasker (pb, ncr); 2, Thomas Carter (pb); 3, Phillip Sellars; Under 13s IM 200m: 1, George Stott (pb, ncr); Undei 15s IM 200m; 1, James Rodgen (pb, ncr).
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