64 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 31 st, 2007
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Wolves celebrate historic double
CLITHEROE Wolves Under 14s completed a mag nificent season when victory in their last match secured the Warburtons League Under 14s Championship, to add to the Dolphin Bakery Cup secured earlier in May. In the nine-month season,
the team won 28 out of 30 league games and lost only one, in addition to all their cup victories. To secure the double is a
just reward for all the hard work, training and commit ment shown by the squad. All the boys have been
absolutely superb through out the season. The fantastic achieve
ment is also richly deserved for their manager for the past eight years, Ian Charl ton. Throughout the period,
he has willingly given of his time to help further the ambitions of the players, and without him and his assistant, Marie Haworth,
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the boys would not have had the challenges, enjoyment and success they have now achieved. Colne.............................0 1 Voices Under 14s . . . .12 FACING a depleted opposi tion in their penultimate game of the season, Wolves moved to within touching distance of the champi onship to add to the cup vic tory they secured two weeks ago. With Colne unable to field
a full team due to other commitments, the Wolves ran out easy victors and boosted their goal difference to such an extent th a t a draw in their last game would secure them the War- burton's League title. Goals were scored by eight
different members of the team, including a penalty from keeper Dave McGrath, with Max Harrison scoring the highest number with four second half goals.
Barnoldswick Barons .1 Clilheroe Wolves........ 1 WITH their 28th League victory of the season, the Wolves were deservedly crowned champions. In a generous gesture, the
team were applauded from the pitch by their opponents before receiving the congrat ulations of parents and friends. The team started nerv
ously and with a goal-less first half, the tension remained high. When Barnoldswick took
the lead from a free kick and with their goalkeeper per forming brilliantly, the title looked to be slipping away. However, with 15 minutes
left, Sam Langford forced the ball home and the Wolves visibly relaxed. ' Following an own goal
and a Josh Charlton header, a long shot from Mick Clarkson sealed the victory. The celebrations could
begin!
FANCY playing football for Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League? Elite trials for the record-breaking Rovers
Ladies team give aspiring footballers just that chance. Open trials for girls aged 16-and-over (as
if?
of August 31st) will be held from 10 a.m. to noon a t St Bede’s High School, Livesey Branch Road, Blackburn, on Saturday, and on Sunday, June 10th. Players must register 15 minutes before the sessions commence, grass and astroturf footwear is also required. Places for both the first team and the
Trials dates for Rovers
reserves are up for grabs, in what looks set to be one of the most exciting seasons in the club’s history. After gaining promotion to the Women’s
National Division in 2006, Adam Lake land’s side ended their first-ever season of top-flight football, which included an his toric run to the semi-final stage of the FA Cup, with a fourth place league finish. Contact Gemma Donnelly (01254
296256) or at
GDonnelly@rover-mail.co.uk for directions to the school and to confirm your attendance on either or both dates.
CLITHEROE archer Barbara Morriss added bronze to the gold medal she took earlier in the year at the sport's second national annual competition held at the weekend. The Read-based Oakleaf
Bowmen competitor faced a stern challenge at the 3D Championship in Tavis tock, Devon. She was up against just
under 500 other archers in what proved to be a very close finish between the top three. Barbara scored 30 less
than the silver medalist, who in turn was 32 points behind the winner, and was pleased with her effort. She said: "I was quite
chuffed with that as there were more competitors than usual. “I got silver three years
ago the first year I compet ed bu t I was more than happy with bronze. "The 3D was completely
different to the Scottish National Championship." Barbara won the presti
gious Scottish National Championship at the two- day Easter tournament in Dumfries and Galloway At the same event her
partner, Peter, the current United Kingdowm Nation al Champion, won the
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READSTONE United Under 14s Blue require new players for next sea son. Training sessions
have already started, on Monday evenings from 6-30 p.m. to 7-30 p.m. Any player interested
in playing for the side should telephone either Paul Bailey (775866) or Ian Hindle (680207). ® Readstone presen
tation night report and pictures - page 63.
bronze medal. The Devon event saw
competitors fire three arrows each a t 72 targets over two days, 36 targets taken in each day, in a wood th a t none of the archers have ever been in before. Each of the three nation al events changes every year
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