7J- I. <;r? 30 : Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, January 1st, 2009-- www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Ciassified) _ Kibble Valley Sports Review of the Year 2008; ® Kibble Valley Spoffe^ IT has been another stun^ iv.


", ning year of sport in the nibble Valley. .Teams and individuals' have once again delivered


' the sporting goods across a. wide spectrum ■ of; aclivites. Here PHIL SIMPSON


/ looks back at the headline : ■■makersof 2008. ’


• January


: • Two late goals deny.; Clitheroe'a winning start to 2008 in the UniBond First.Division, as locaL


■ rivals Rossendale United ■ ■


leave Shawbridge with a 3-;


r 3 draw. ■ = • Stonyhurst pair Phil' vLeonard and Patrick' ■ Clancy help the Irish' ExilesUnder 19s rugby; team against The Inde- ' pendent Schools Barbar- '


; ians at Harrow School. • Commanding centre'


' half Jonathan Smith joins ' Ciitheroe from Fleetwood Town, with the former ’ /Accrington Stanley man ^


: adding a wealth of experi­ ence and quality to a side.


; just five points adrift of • the relegation places.


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: • Whalley Cricket Club swoop to land Indian all- rounder Jagadeesh Arunk- amar as their professional; for the new season, while Read name former Burn­ ley and Baxenden star Jon Harvey as their paid man. • McLean scores twice as Rimington crush Enfield


, 4-0 in the East Lancashire - League, . while; Hurst Green record a narrow 1-0


win over Stacksteads. • Young swimmers from


.. Ciitheroe Dolphins enjoy ; •a taste of, competitive action at an Invitation


"Gala in Preston, with.; Alice Cuthbertson, Char-


Carol Ashley, Janet-Bai-


- ley, Maureen Mick- , lewright, and Marcia Morris taking the fourball • team event on the day. . • Race ace Matt Griffin took a step closer to realis­ ing his rally dream-by completing his first national event in 'Wales, with the 17-year-old tak-


. ing to the muddy tracks of the Wyedean ' Rally


. lotte Norman, Charlotte, Leach and Robert High- all successful. • Ciitheroe chairman ■


■,Carl Garner issues a rally­ ing call to supporters, call­ ing for.them to back the- team following three sue-; cessive defeats and six ;


■' games without a win in- theleague.:; . - • • February ■


: • A group of 61 pupils from Ribblesdale High


. School Technology Col­ lege successfully complete


; the Junior Sports Leader- Award course, a practical •


• examination for those- wishing to develop sports leadership skills. ■


■


; around Chepstow Race­ course. • Having only just secured his services, Whal­ ley. Cricket Club suffer a , blow after professional Jagadeesh Arunkamar opts to ply his trade in the lucrative Indian Premier .League..


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• Both McLean and Dinsdale bag a hat-trick - as Rimington crush Bor- - rowdale United 9-0 in the East Lancashire League, - while Waddington secure their first rvin of. the year with a 5-3 success at Gar- grave. • . March '


• Rowland High School’s Year 11 girls are crowned Kibble Valley Schools’


stars event, which pits athletes-from various sports against each other. ;• • Elizabeth Highton qualifies for the Under 20s. section of the Great


League cricket season in. fine style with a 72-run win over. Read,-while


. Britain side for the Junior ■ World Fencing Champi­ onships, finishing ahead of ■ sister Louise for the first; time. • Clitheroe’s five-game unbeaten run in the Uni- - Bond First.Division is brought to an end, as they crash 1-0 at home to Brad­ ford Park Avenue in a


. game that also sees. ■ Jonathan Smith sent off; ■ • Burnley assistant boss Sandy Stewart and first team coach Steve Davis drop in at Bowland High School to honour their- sporting successes, pre­ senting Luke Tasker and: Oliver Aspden with-, respective biathlon and hurdles awards. ; .April


• New Whalley Golf


. Club lady captain Joyce Andrew finishes second in' her inaugural team event, with the trio of Agnes


.Netball champions, while the Year 10 girls almost make it a double as they finish second. • Hurst Green’s dreams of success in the Lancashire ^ Amateur Cup are ended'


• Ciitheroe Badminton ' Club A continued a suc­ cessful.run with an excel- i lent 8-4 success over Inde- : pendent A in the Black-


;burn and District League, with Mary B r ^ ‘playing- a starring role. • Liam Bedford retained •; the Under 19 Lancashire ■ Schools’ table tennis title, - seeing off all before him to :; earn a date with Lan­ cashire at the national finals in Doncaster. • Pat Brennan drives into ; office as the new lady cap­ tain a t Ciitheroe G o lf '; Club, with the quartet of .;


■ at the penultimate hurdle, ■/ : as they are edged out 1-0, : by Rossendale Amateurs. in the semi-finals; . — • Simon'Horton claims a . podium finish in the open- ■


■ing round of the 2008- British Rallycross series, ending the opening round at Darlington’s Croft cir­ cuit in third place, just ahead of colleague Mark .- Strange. • History is created at •: Loughborough University,.-, as local star Anna Grif- .. ; fiths becomes the first per-;; son to successfully defend " the institution’s Super-. ' •


: Flanagan, Lesley Lohou . and Bridget Rees taking top spot over 13 holes. -


- • Whalley Cricket Club", recover from the loss of Jagadeesh Arunkamar by . signing 27-year-old Rajo-:.'


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• Ciitheroe Legion A are crowned Ciitheroe Pool League Thwaites Chal-.


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' Whalley beat Settle by -113 runs and Ciitheroe lose by four wickets to Padiham. • Cage fighter Michael Bisping successfully drops a weight category to beat “Chainsaw” Charles McCarthy, winning by


. technical knockout at the end of the first round at


-UFC 83 in Montreal, Canada. , \


' ' .


• ' Ciitheroe: end . the . 2007/08 season with’a 2-2 draw at Bamber Bridge .


; thanks to an own goal and a strike from Jonathan Smith, meaning the Blues end the campaign 13th in


. the UniBond First Divi- sion.


-May .


• Kings Arms B are pre­ sented with the Peter


.. Hodgkinson Memorial T r o p h y ,a f te r being, crowned , Pendle -. Pool League champions, and also claim the Team" Knockout after victory


■ over their A team; • • . . • Whalley professional. Rajagopal Sathish smash-.


. es a blistering 141 off just; : 119. balls,-including 12':- massive sixes, as his side book their place in the sec-


. gopal Sathish as their pro­ fessional for the new sea- . son.


,lenge Cup champions- after a 7-2 victory over - their own B team in the final at the Station Hotel. • Bolton-by-Bowland . fisherman David Hillary. lands ithe: fish o f . his dreams at Raygill F ish - •; eries in Lothersdale, land- ' ing a Golden Trout with a -:, weight of 231b 2oz to set a ; hew fishery record. • Ribblesdale .Wanderirs begin the new Ribblesdale •


: ond round of the Lan- c^hire Cup with a 64-run • win over Glossop. • Anthony Keefe, head o f . PE at ;Bowland High’ . School, is part of the sue- :. cessf u l : Kirkham - and ’ Wesham side that secures t.


: the FA Carlsberg Vase at Wembley Stadium, with two late goals earning his .


-side a 2-1 win oyer Low­ estoft Town. • r-


• Rimington’s 4-1 victory . , ,


ous campaign. ; • A creditable display from local swimmer Luke Tasker sees him ranked as the second highest placed British athlete in. the Czech Republic, on what'


■'was his first taste of the international triathlon scene.


. • Whalley rewrite the Ribblesdale Cricket League history books, blitzing 324-5 in their massive 210-run Rams- • bottom Cup success over


. Earby at Station Road, .w i th . ■ professional ; Rajagopal Sathish rack­ ing up 192.


■ .


• Rimington complete a remarkable treble, creat­ ing history by winning a


;24th successive game on route to adding the Presi­ dent’s Cup to successes in both the league and Craven Cup. June


: • Stuart Gall claims the : Ted Tomlinson Trophy at ijWhalley. Bowling Club 'with a 21-18 success over-.


' another former champion, George Radivojevic. '. • John Holden falls ago-


.inisingly short of realising his TT dream, claiming a second and a third place in the final race of the Sure Mobile Sidecar category : of the Isle of Man TT


Championships, finishing second overall.


. -


: • Ribble Valley Under 14s ‘ Netball team end the sea-


I son as Manchester Junior ' •League champions, win­ ning all their games over the eight month season. . The Under 12s also finish second in their group, while the Under 9s finish .. third.


-OverColne.United-sees;: them se t a new points;; record for the East Lan- ; cashire Football League as they, finish on 67, two ■


/points more than Hurst. Green managed the previ­


■ • Teenager- Alexandra- /Hartley sets out on the •road to a successful cricket career as she is called up. to Lancashire, with her left arm spin earning her. one wicket on debut for theUnderl4s. ;'. ■


• Louis Cross smashes the winning runs as Ciitheroe Cobras Under 13s lift the LCB Ribblesdale Cup with victory over Eden- field in the final. • ■


. • Hurst .Green’s Eleanor Whittle was in top form at


' the 32nd Northern Dart- - moor Equestrian Show, ' scoring six wins to scoop


■the Young Handler- Championship aboard Whitewellows Legend. . ' July


Association junior cham­ pion, carding a round of ' 74 to win the Scratch Cup at Blackburn Golf Club. • Whalley tennis star Mark Schofield captains Lancashire to their first


■, Summer County Cup sue- a -,’cess since 1965 in East- ™


. bourne, with Victories over defending champions Kent, North Scotland, ^ Hertfordshire, Cheshire ^ and Yorkshire. ■


• Ribblesdale Wanderers book their place in the Ramsbottom Cup final against Padiham, seeing off. local rivals Read by eight wickets. . ■ ' • • Whalley-born striker Joe Gamer joins Notting­ ham .Forest from Carlisle United in a deal worth f 1.14m, signing a four- deal at the City Ground after a season that saw him net.l4 times in 34 games for the Cumbrians. - • A great week for young Ciitheroe cricketer Tim Le Breton sees him lead Lancashire Under 14s to victory in an England Schools’ Cricket Associa­ tion tournament . in Taunton, before receiving a call-up to a special spin • bowling clinic set up by the England and Wales Cricket Board. .,


' • Ciitheroe Cobras Under


vl8s;captain Ian Scott- smashes an unbeaten 152


; for the club’s third team; as his side emerge tri-Y


..umphant by more than 100 runs.


■ August . ' . • Four wickets for Peter. .-Usher inflict a heartbreak- - ing defeat on Ribblesdale'


• Ciitheroe get' their Uni- Bond First Division


. North season off to a trau­ matic start? hvifh a disap­ pointing 2-0 home reversal against Mossley at Shaw­ bridge. ■ • Ciitheroe Wolves Under 9s; represent the Lan­ cashire FA in joining 55


. other football teams from across the country at Wembley Stadium for , expert one-on-one coach­ ing with former Manches­ ter United youth supremo


• Eric Harrison. ■ O Proud Ribblesdale High School Technology Col-


• lege pair Oliver Quigley and Ryan Brookes help Blackpool Under 13s claim the prestigious Shrewsbury International • Tournament. ■


September. - .


• Read Cricket Club receive a boost as profes- ^


. siqnal Jonathan Harvey 0 agrees on a one-year con-


■ : tract extension to occupy a


■ the paid ranks at Whalley w Road for the 2009 season, a • Tom Addison takes the “ tape first in the Pendleton


■ Fell Race, just two sec- ; onds 'ahead of Peter Matthews, with Addison’s


.'Wanderers in.the final of - the Ramsbottom Cup/ ' with the Church Meadow '


■side skittled for just 94 ' ..before losing out by seven; wickets.


• Valley golfer Joshua Henderson is'crowned -; East Lancashire'Golf'


- cousin,- Mike, back in ^ third place. :


^


• Glitheroe go top of the m UniBond First Division


.' North after, a solitary Carl ^ Lomax strike earns them ^ their sixth win in succes- i®


: sion with a 1-0 triumph at Radcliffe Borough. That


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f i t mitre . .calcTo;. tion-fuelled FA-.Cup a


. replay; win at Leek -CSOB,.with Anthony Johnson the hero. . • Ciitheroe CC player Jack .-Dewhurst helps English Schools’ Cricket Association Under 16s to a tie with England Under 15s at Lords,: recording impressive bowling fig­ ures: of 2-25 off: eight' overs before an unbeaten 28 with the bat. • :' - - • Craven Cup holders Rimington begin the defence of the silverware with a 5-0 success over Carleton, while the sec­ ond string thrash Good- shaw United 7-0 in the ■ league. ■


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• Ciitheroe crash out of the FA Cup at the second qualifying round stage, beaten 1-0 at UniBond Premier Division side•


■ Frickley Athletic.' • • A perfect season for Ciitheroe Cobras Under. 13s saw, them go through' the entire cricket season ■ unbeaten, winning every game in both league and cup to secure a memo­ rable double. October '■


^


• Ciitheroe athleteLeigh Lennon’s 2012-London ' Olympics dreams 'are/' boosted after both sh e - and'father Don receive a training niasterclass from '


• double gold medallist..- Dame Kelly Holmes. - ; • Race ace Richard Hor­ ton claims his maiden BTRDA-, Rallycross. Championship title,' tak- ’ ing the final race of the;- season to win his class a s;; well as the overall silver- ;: ware.


• Seven-year-old Finn; Hall pedals his way to...


; BMX glory, scooping top :' spot in the seven and over.. category of the British : ■Cycling Federation’s •


; National BMX Champi- onships. '- ■ ' -


• Swimmer. Sarah Bryan; .


. achieves top marks as she picks up four medals at a weekend competition at Fenton Manor Leisure Centre in Stoke-on- Trent; including gold in the 200m indmdual med­ ley.


, • Scott Redhead nets a late winner as Ciitheroe


: mula Blue Championship


■ crown. • Grindleton keep up their fine run of form


; with a 5-2 derby success over . local rivals Waddington, while Hurst Green put nine past


. Goodshaw United with­ out reply.


. earn a scintillating 2-1 FA Carlsberg 'Trophy success at Bradford Park Avenue, a display that later earns the Blues the Team'of the ■ Round award. However their joy is shortlived as they are dumped out in the next round by Boston United, losing 4-2 at Shawbridge. • Julie Pym blasts her way to six-wins in the Mid-Lancs Badminton. League as her Ciitheroe B side earn a'11-7 success over Training 2000 B. -. /November . •'


• Oakhill College student 'Victoria Lundy finishes second of 30 riders in the hunter, class of the North West Open Equestrian Championships, jumping nine fences on her horse. Star. • Clitheroe’s horrendous downturn in fortunes con-


; tinues as they lose their sixth successive game, 2-1 ' at Rossendale United, as ' they are dumped out of the LFA Co-Operatives Challenge Trophy.


.


• Daniel Sumner is first past the post in Ciitheroe


-Royal Grammar SchooTs- first cross-country event of. the year, taking the ■ tape first over the mile- and-a-half course.


- • Karting-kings Kirk Cattermole and Jonny .


-Buchanan both claim their respective champi- , onships at the Hooton Park race track near ■' Ellesmere Port, with Cat-- termole taking the 125cc ; Rotax Max Club Cham­ pionship and Buchanan-: / scooping the Senior For-


- December


• Roefield Leisure Cen­ tre come to the aid of international athlete Elizabeth Highton, offer­ ing her unlimited use pf the gym to help her with her gruelling training


" regime in the world of fencing. • Football freestyler John Farnworth, the reigning World and Euro­ pean Freestyle champion,


is the main man in an online competition run by Sky Sports show Soccer. AM; with his success met by the presentation of a brand new 4x4 from the Chorley (Nissan) Group. ■ • Thomas Cornthwaite is the runaway winner of the Bolton-by-Bowland; Fell Race, with the Blackburn runner finish­ ing a full minute-and-a- half ahead of second- placed Tom Addison. ■. • An 18-strong party of canoeists paddle their way to a Sport England- backed certificate after taking part in the Paddle . Power course at Ciitheroe Canoe Club. ■ ■ ;. • Eight club records are broken at Ciitheroe Dol­ phins’ annual gala, with - 14-year-old Ben Phillips taking top marks as he sets new-marks in the backstroke, butterfly, • freestyle and individual =' medley. • Ciitheroe end the year with another defeat, this . time a 1-0 reverse at Lan- . caster, as their wretched run sees them with just ohe.win in l2 league and . cup outings.'


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SPORT STARS OF 2008: (from left) Mark •; Schofield, Elizabeth Highton,'Alexandra Hartley, Anthony Keefe and Joe Garner - .


UNIBOND . V '


FOOTBALL ' LEAGUE


Fir's! Divi-sion North P W D L P


. Laacasta-City;..18;12 1 5 37 ..Bambo-Bridge ..21 IF 3 7 36 0ssettAlbion....2F 10 6 ' 5 36, Durham City...’.13 9- 4 0 31 Skcl’dalc Utd. i . .15 9 4 2 31 NewcastleBS ...16 8 ' 5 3 29


; FCHalifaxTn-.;.20 11' 4 5 37 . .'•; Ciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) Keview of the Year 2008 Fqolbali


' Second Division ■ " P W D L P


OssyStM .......12 lO' 0 2 30 Bacup C C ' . I I 9 1 1 28 Feniscowles ....'.15 9 .1' 5 28 Rawtenstall ...;.12 -8 1 -:-3-25


. . BGSOB '.......-.11 -7 F: 3 22 :: PendleForest.:...15 5 1 9 16 Belvedere....;..11 4 1 6 13 B’wickTn


11 4 '0 ■ 7 12


■; Mossley ........1 7 ,9. 2 . 6 29 -Wal!elield.......20 8 4 8 28- CLITHER0E...17 8 3 6 27 - ’ColwynBay....l9 8 5- 6 26


■ Tiarford....v.'..20 - 8 2 10 26 ■ GarforthTn..'...20 7 5 8 26 CurxonAshton ..16 7 4 5 25 Rossendale Utd..17. 5 5 7 20 Woodley Sports..19 6 2 IF 20 Chorley'.-...,...20 5 : 4 11 19


. HarrogateRA . . .2 0 - 4 '2 1414 -Salford City.....18: 1 3 14-6


•RaddlffeBor. ...19 5 - 2 12 17 WatriugtonTn ..18 :3 6 9 15'


' -. Lancil Lancashire League P W D L P


; FleetwoodTn ...15 12, 2 1 38 -Barrow. . . . ; . . . .12 -9 0 3 27 Chorley..........IF 8 0 3 24, LeighCencsis . ..IF 7 1 3 22 Bamber Bridge . .14 - 6 1 7 19


■ CLITHER0E...11 5 ' 3 3 18 Salford City......9 4 • 0 5 12. Formby .•.'......11 4 0 7 12 Darwen ........11' 3 - 2 6 IF; Burscough.......14 2 : 2 11 8 .


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A­ SIDE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


• ClitheroeRBL ..10 . 3 . -.O - 7 9 Padiham A .....13 3 0: 10 9 Sabden...;.....12'. 1 F 10,4 ■ Reserve Division P W D L P


.' OssyStM .....;11 5- 2 ■ 4 17- BGSOB ........11 3 3 5 12 PendleForest ...IF 3 ,2 6 11 RockRoveis ...-.11 3 -2 6 11


: Hurst Green ....13,-7 2 4 23 ’ Rimington...... -..9 -'7 ■ 1 ■122 BTordCcltic .'...13 \6 -''O '4 21


■ RcadUtd.-......!! -2 -2 7-' 8 PeelPark; . . . . . ;1F 2 1 8 7 ■. CoIneUtd .......8 1 1 -6 4’ . GoodshawUtd ..11 1 0 10 3


HARRY DEWHURST . MEMORIAL


LEAGUE FIXTURES


. ■ ■ Sunday


•Workington . . . . .10. 1 ■ 3. 6--6 - Lancaster City . . .8.-, 0 2' .6 2


.


• Terry Callermolc Trophy . Church Tn V Duke of Wellington (Foxhill); Dog Inn v


■ TABLE ; P, W D L P


,-Morning Glory ...9 7 1 1 22 AFC Buck....'...8 5 3 0 18 '


.--Newlnn.......... .B 5 2 1 17 MayfieldBS ......8 5 2 : 1 17 AFCCrackoff...,7 3 - 1 3 10 Chicken Legends. B 3 1 -4 10'


: Drunken M’keys. .7 2 1 4 7 Mad Dogs..........8 1 4 3 7 . MMS'.....'....„7 -2 0 5 6 One Touch .......8 - 1 '1 6 4 RealRosslee ...'..7 1 0 ' 6 3


DONALD RACE AND NEWTON EAST l a n (:a s h ir e


. FOOTBALL


LEAGUE FIXTURES


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-Saturday. First Division


Borrowdale United v Langho;


Colne Unitea v Enfield; Hurst • Green v Canberra; Mill Hill St Peter’s v Rock Rovers; Peel Park ■


• V Worsthorne; Read United v ' Stacksteads St Joseph’s; Riming­ ton v Goodshaw United. Second Division


Bacup Cricket Club v Bum-


: ley Belvedere; Barrowford Celtic V Padiham A; Burnley Gram-, mar School Old Boys v ; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s; Fenis- - cowles V Barnoldswick Town; •


; Sabden V Pendle Forest. '• Rcscnc Division


- Enfield V'Colne United; - Langho v Barrowford Celtic;


; Oswaldtwistle St Mary’s v Hurst - Green; Pendlc Forest v Burnley Grammar School Old Boys; Rock Rovers v Goodshaw Unit­ ed; Stacksteads St Joseph’s v / Rimington; .Worsthome v Peel • Park. '


TABLES . First Division ; ' P W' D L P


Stacksteads.......12 '-7 1- 4'22 -• ColneUtd


Mill Hill.............10 4 2 4 14 RockRovers ..; . .9 ' ’4 1 4 13 ‘ .GoodshawUtd...12 4 /Enfield....■.;...12 4- 0..'812 Borrowdale Utd .11' • 3 1 • • 7 10 • ReadUtd.....,.10 ^3 ;0 7 9 Canberra-...?...10 "2 .- 2 - 6' 8’ ;- PeelPark........... 14 0 ,0 14 0 ^


10.: 8 0/ 2 24 ‘ 5- -1 .5 16 ' ”


Riraington. . . . . J3 10 .3 - 0 33 Hurst Green ....14 10 2 ;• 2 32 ‘ • Langho......■:...14 ’ 9 * 2 ; 3 29 ^ Worsthome . . . i .


, Spinning Jenny (Wilson’s): Gt Harwood Rovers v Brewers Utd (Memorial); Helmshore Harriers V Globe Bullough (Marl Pits): King’s Arms v Ossy Refugees (Memorial): Welly Clayton v Clarence (Wilson’s). . - -


ACCRINGTON YOUTH FOOTBALL


LEAGUE FIXTURES Saturday -■ Under9


Mill Hill Blue v Wilpshire Wanderers Red (Witten Park);


. Wilpshite Wanderers Blue V Mill Hill Red (Salesbury Mem.). . Under 10


Knuzden v Wilpshire Wan­


derers (Witton Park); Whalley v Mill Hill (Queen Elizabeth). . Under 11-


Church V Clitheroc Wolves


Blue (Foxhill Bank); Rishton United v Ciitheroe Wolves Red (St Charles School). ■ Under 12


■ Whalley v Huncoat United


(Queen Elizabeth); Wilpshire Wanderers v Ciitheroe Wolves • (Pleckgate). Under 13 League One


Pendle Forest v Wilpshire


Wanderers (Holt House). Under 13 League Two


. Woisthorne .....12 9 2 1 29 Langho.......-..13 9 0 :4 27 Stacksteads . . . . .13 ’ 7-' 3 3 24 Enfield


12 : .7 2 : 3 23 BlyBoys’CIub ..14 4 . 0-10 12 Football . .


: Under 10 P'W, D L P


.B’fordCeltic....lI 7 3 124 . HuncoatUtd.;..10 6; I j 319


• •StJoseph’s .;...13', 7 : 0 - 5 21 Whaney.....;.'.I2 6 ' 3 ’3 21


Knuzden .......11 11 '-O - 0'33 •BlyWcstEnd .;il '.9 - 0 V 1:30


... RishtonUtd .....7 3":0-.4 9 •Mill Hill...........9 5 2 0 8 Church..' ..........12 1 1 10 4


- R’daleVaIley;.-;.12-:3 1 ;8 10 '.•W’shireWands..ll - 3 . 3 5. 9


'. Haslmgden ......9 . 1 0. 8 3 Greyhound Ford . .9 .0 -F 8 1 ■ Under 11 ■ - P W D L P


. .ForestWhite . . . . .9 ‘-3 ■ 1 5 10: -: Church.....'__10: ',2..:. Oy 8 6 •RishtonUtd..I2Y 1. 0 -11 3 Huncoat Utd....10 0 0 10 0 'Under 12 P W D L P


:. B’denVilla..;-..-.12 10 0 : 2 30 :B’fordCeltic ....IF '8 0 3 24 •C’roeWolves ....9:'5 1-. 2 19


FuUedge Colts.. .13 13 0 0 39


: Whalley ........10 1 0 ' 9 3 •Church........... IF 0 0 9 ’.6 Under 13 League Due - P W' D L P


• MillHillR. ......8 8=0 0 24 Crown Faints. . . .10 6 2. 2 20 Ossy Rangers....10 4 0 6 12 RishtonUtd ......6' 3 2 1 11 Bnmlea Dyn. ... .7 3 1 • 3 10 PendleForest ....8 I ' l : 3 10 W’shireWands ...6 2 :0..: 4 -6 R’dale Valley .....7 1 0 6 3- MillHillB......... .6 O ' 0 6 0 • Under 13 League Two : PW D L P


'


Oswaldtwistle .. .10 8 2 0 26 Laugho...... .....7 5 0 2 15 Huncoat Utd .....7 5 0 ■ 2 15 •Darwen ........7 5 2 0 14 StJoseph’s . ;.....7 3 0 4 9 C’roeWolves__.8 3 0 5 9 Gt-H’wood Rvrs . .8 2 ■ 0 6. 6 Church.............. 6 0 0 6 0 Belthom Utd...... 6 0 0 6 0 Under 14 League Two P- W D I P


- ’Ossy. Angers.-.. .9. 2 - 2 _ 4 .5 ■ •Rocfield Leisure .7 0 0 : 6 .3 • Under 15 : P W D L P


•Knuzden .;__.12-11 0 • 0 36 : ForestGreen ....11 6 2 3-20 GtH’woodRvrs .10 5 1 4 16 R’dale Valley .....7 4 2 1 14 B’lord Celtic.......8 4 1 3 13 StJoseph’s . . .__9 . 2---2 ’ 5 -8 •W’sMreWands...9 . 1 , 2 5 8 Burnley Knights. .8 2 0 6 6


■ Belthom United v Ciitheroe Wolves (Bullough Park); Lang- ■ ho V Oswaldtwistle. . . .1 Under 14 League’Two "


; Burnley Knights v Wilpshire Wanderers (Towneley); Roefield • Leisure V St Josephs (Roefield). , -:Undcrl5


Bumley Rangeis V Wilpshire ed (Belvedere).:::


Wanderers : (Towneley); Ciitheroe Wolves ' v Oswaldtwistle (High Moor). ■ - Under 16 League One - Belvedere v Headstone Unit- - .


Under 16 League’Two


: ' Baxenden Villa v Wilpshire Wanderers (Hollins Tech). : - TABLES


,


Under 9 P WD L P '


Huncoat Utd.....9 9 :0 0 27 MillHillR. ......8 ■ 8 0; 0 24 MailillB.........10 -8- 0 2 24 ' R’daleValleyY...11. 7 -1 3 22 GtH’woodRvis .10 6 ' 1 3 19. W’shireWandsB.'ll : 5.: 1- 5 16 R’daleValleyG. .10 4- 2 4 14 •: Greyhound Ford -.I3-41.:813-.- EishtonUtd:.;v.l22 :-0 '10 6 •"


.W’shireWandsR.12 ' 0 3-,9 '3 - ' GlobeBullough'.'.lO 0 F- 9 ' F':


Belvedere.........12 12 0 0 36 Pendle Forest .. .10 10 0 0 30 BlyRangers.....13 9 0 4 27 •StJoseph’s ........9 7 1 0-25 Huncoat Utd....13 7 1 5 22 Oswaldtwistle-....9. 7- 0 2 21 W’shireWands ..13 7 0 6 21 RishtonUtd ....14 - 6 1 - 7 19 C’roeWolves ......O' 3 0 6 9 OssyRangcis....l2. 3 0 9 9 GtH’woodRvis .12 - 1 ■ F 10 4 ' B’daleUtd......l0.' 1 F : 8 - 4 Globe Bullough..10 1 1 8 4 •R’daleValley ...10 0 0 '9 -3 Under 16 League One P W D.'I. P


. W’shireWands:..11 3 '.1 7 10 ' :- Huncoat Utd.. . . .8 3 ■ 0 5' 9 Clayton PR .....10 - 3 0 7 :9;


..•Knuzden .......13 -7 1 5 16. • R’daleVaDey .....8 - 4 0 4 12 •Gt H’wood Rvrs .9 3 - 0 5 12 RishtonUtd .'....9 3 - 1' 5 10


■Forest Green:...... 9 ' 6: 0 - 3 18- R’dale Valley R. .11 "6 0 5.18 R’dale Valley Y...IF 4- 1 : 6 13.


W’shireWands ..12:10 2 0 32 GtH’woodRvrs .12 ,9 2 1 29 C’roeWolvesB. ..12 6 3 3 21 C’roeWolvesR...10 6 2- 2 20 MiUHill...;....12 ;'5 : 3' '4 18


WARBURTONS YOUTH FOOTBALL


l e a g u e ' FI.XTURES Sunday - • : Under 13 -■


- Bumley Belvedere V Barrow-


ford Celtic (Holden Road, 11.30 a.m., J. Stanworth); Colne v Fulledge Colts (Holt House, 1- .


■ 30 p.m., L. Demaine): Hasling- den V ’Trawden Celtic (Hasling- den HS); Ighten Leigh v Cowl-' ing (Prairie); Pendle Forest v


- Briercliffe Rovers (Prairie). Under 15


■.. Briercliffe Rovers v Padiham


Saints (Towneley, D. Mottram); Fullcdge Colts v Daneshousc (Prairie, M. McCormack); Junior Clarets v Todmorden SC (Prairie, D. Boys); Pendlc Forest V Todraorden Borough (Prairie, S. Nicolson).


Under 16 : Brierfield Celtic Red V Bacup


(Parsons Clough, K. Sarslield); Colne V Ighten Leigh (Holt House, 1-30 p.m., D. Sweeney); Junior Clarets v Brierfield Celtic . Blue (Towneley, A. Pope); Tod- morden ' Borough


v


Bamoldswick Tn (Belholme, Z. Pope)..


, Fiiotbair THWAITES


CLITHEROEAND DISTRICT WINTER


POOLLEAGUE : DRAWS


To bo played before January 131h Three-Man Team Knockout • Billington Band Club (M.


Hicheon) v Kings Arms (T. Stewart); Victoria (T. Eglin) v Buck (R. Hope); Black Horse (S. Bristol) V White Horse (M. P la n t ) ; ; White Horse (N. Birtwell) V Kings Arms (D. Ridgeway); Horseshoe (G. Mad-


. den) V Royal British Legion A (C. Whittaker); Royal British Legion B (I.- Harle) v Read Con­ stitutional Club (Dixons); White Horse (A. McKenzie) v Low Moor (C. Drinkvyatcr); Dog (V. ■ Gilmore) v Kings Arms (C.


- Weils). : ■ January 15th


D. and L. Groundworks ChaiIcngcCup


White Lion v Bay Horse;


Wagon B v Buck A; Billington Band Club B v Buck B; Ciitheroe Conservative v Rose and Crown A; Black Horse A v Royal British Legion C; Royal British Legion B v Higher Buck' A; Read Constitutional Club v ■ Kings Anns A; White Horse A v White Horse B. To be played before January 22nd - Michael Humphries Knockout M. Hicheon (Billington) v L. -


Behwiere. . .__11; 10 0 1 30 ' Mill Hill...'.....10 : 7 1 2 22 ' CrownPaintsG. .10 6 0 4-18 HeadstoneUld .'lO 5 -3 -2 18 GtH’woodRvrs .10: 5 1 4 16 Greyhound Ford ..7 4 0 3 12 PendleForest:.;'..8 ■ 3? 0--S .9 ■ Huncoat Utd.. .9 2. 0 7 6 B’ford Celtic ....10 1 1 :8 4 RishtonUtd .....7 0 0 -7-0 ■ • Under 16 League’Two :- P W D L P


CrownPadntsO.-.10:9 0 F27 :- Blackburn Tn .'...S-'T ■ 0 1 21:- Ossy Rangers.....8 7: 0 1 21' B’denVilla......-.9 :4 1 -413- - Feniscowles ......7 3 ; 1 , 3 10 1 Rossendale Utd.;.7 3 -0 : 4 9 : Borrowdale Utd,.10 3'-.0 7:9- ' W’shire Wands -.. .9 2 - 0 ' 7 ■ 6 ' ' •Church V.. .. ;';.10 = 0 :0 10 - -3 ' •points alteration '


Sutcliffe (Royal British Legion); C. Kenyon (Dog) v S. Thomp­ son (Royal British Legion); R. Avery (White Horse) v I. Town-': son (Royal British Legion); S. Dixon (Read) V M. Brown (Wagon B); G. Dale (BUlington) V I. Wrathall (Read); C. Stanley ■(Billington) v C. Whittaker (Royal British Legion); P. Dixon (Read) vN. Birtwell (White Horse); D. 'Hothersall (Billing­ ton) V B. McLaughlin (Billing­ ton); T. Eglin (Victoria) v M. Kenyon (Dog); G. Hetherington : (Black Horse) v M. Plant (White Horse); A. Dugdale (Royal British Legion) v C. Schofield CWhite Horse); S. Almond .(Billington) v A. Fel-- lows (Kings); A. McKenzie (White Horse) V S. Bris tol: (Black Horse); I. Hale (Royal British Legion) .v E. Barnes (Buck); D. Mayler (White ■ Horse) V M. Riley (Buck); S.::,


-


-Simpson (White Horsel'v C.k ; 'Hogarth (BiJlington). .••.Vt,,-;-.--.:


MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY HEW YEAR FROM P3 COMPUTERS TEL. 01282 424041 , • www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk


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