Max Cooks up a treat
UNDER 11 - 13'S
COGENHOE DIAMONDS
Beat Drayton Grange 2-1
Scorers: Max Cubitt, Jake Rogers
Team: Daniel Webb, Ashley Gilmour, Jack Wrigth, Max Cubitt, Connor Durkin, Morgan Littlejohn, Jake Rogers, Sam Durrant, James Elliott, Dane Patel, Lewi Kurila, James Kilby, Thomas Littlemore
MOM: Jake Rogers
Report: Cogenhoe had to dig in and combat tough ground conditions to overcome Drayton. MOM Jake Rogers drove home the first, a superb strike from 20 yars. Max finished a corner for the second. Drayton's keeper put some good saves in to deny Cogenhoe more goals.
Referee: C Littlemore
WOOTTON ST GEORGE
Lost 3-0 to Sunnyside Warriors
Team: Ivan Schuttle 7, Bradley Smith 7, Kieron Garlick 8, Joshua Bengoechea 7, Alex Worley 7, Ryan Hopkins 7, Matthew Lane 7, Jordan Crawford 7, Robert Garibaldi 7, Jason Gorton 7, Adrian Yates 7, Parise Haynes 7, John Furniss 7, Rupert Edwards 7, Adam Boyle 7
MOM: Kieron Garlick
Report: In a fairly contested game WSG had an unfortunate start to the game going down in the first minute to a highly charged Sunnyside. However WSG managed to weather the early onslaught and looked more comfortable in their line-up. In the second half although WSG had a lot more possession they couldn't convert their chances and Sunnyside ran out winners. A special word of praise for the defence as they were under immense pressure for some periods. Well done both teams.
Referee: Kevin Brandley
BUGBROOKE ST MICHAELS
Beat Moulton Magpies 2-0
Scorer: Liam Saunders 2
Team: Samson Palmer, Daniel Wakelin, Harley Towers, Jack Vacher, Jack Lee, Aaron Steer, Ban Taylor, Ben Sharp, Karl O'Brien, Liam Saunders, Jacob Ellis, Tom Spring, Daniel Doherty, James Graham, Tom Wright
Report: Another close game between two well matched teams. Both teams passed the ball well and created chances but Bugbrooke started to get the upper hand and push Magpies back as the half progressed. Saunders slotted home with his left foot to open the scoring and added a second late in the half. A neat through ball cut the Magpies defence apart for Liam to beat the keeper off the inside of the post. Both keepers played particularly well to keep the second half goalless. Well done to Moulton for battling performance and to Bugbrooke for a good team effort.
MOM: Liam Saunders
Referee: D Ashwell
SUNNYSIDE WARRIORS
Beat Wootton St George 3-0
Scorers: Ryan Linnell 2, Josh Shipley
Team: Yasif Bonsay, Rikki Fitzpatrick, Danny Carthy, Aaron Brown, Harrison Cheater, Ross McEwan, Luke Stoker, Ryan Linnell, Nathan Stewart, Josh Shipley, Jordan Husband, Daryll Chambers, Scott Amoyo-Hover
MOM: Aaron Brown
Report: Sunnyside were well on form again. It took a mere seven seconds to open the scoring from the kick-off, a ball back to Stoker who laid the ball out wide for Linnell, who beat his marker and knocked the ball into the box. Josh Shipley nipped in and bagged a well-taken goal. The chances came thick and fast for Sunnyside but couldn't fined the back of the net. The second half saw Sunnyside on form again with two goals from Ryan Linnel to secure a well-deserved win. Well done all the lads.
Referee: Kevin Bradley
UNDER 12
SPENCER
Lost 6-5 to Sunnyside B
Scorers: Craig Martindale, Daniel Wilkins 4, Charlie Morris-Cook
Team: Shaun Reilly 7, Frank Barlow 7, Ross Davidson 6, Nicky Marriott 7, James Murray 8, Craig Martindale 7, Iain Edmunds 7, Julian Dang 7, Daniel Wilkins 8, Jay Richardson 6, Charlie Morris-Cook 6, Timmy Haynes 6, Loui Irons 6, Dean Frost 6, David Cater 6
Report: Conceded an early goal but responded quickly with two goals to take the lead. They then went on to score three more to lead the game 5-1. Late on in the game Spencer conceded three goals to make it 5-5. Sunnyside scored their sixth goal in the last few minutes to win the game.
SPENCER
Lost 3-2 to Braunston
Scorer: Daniel Wilkins 2
Team: Shaun Reilly 7, Luke Barlow 6, Ryan McAllistar 7, Nicky Marriott 6, James Murphy 7, Craig Martindale 5, Frank Barlow 5, Ross Davidson 6, Paul Thacker 7, Daniel Wilkins 8, Jay Richardson 5, Charlie Morris-Cook 7, Julian Dang 6, Loui Irons 7
Report: A poor performance from Spencer who didn't compete in midfield. The first half was equal but the second half saw Spencer fade. We didn't deserve to take anything from the game.
DRAYTON GRANGE
Beat Braunston 3-0
Scorers: Chris Swallow, Karl Shingler 2
Team: Jack Mousley, Philip Emery, Fran Glover, Kyle Kalym, Robert Ryves, Josh Bellamy, Chris Swallow, Jake Sumpter, Lee Redfern, Mayles Eagle, Karl Shingler, Matthew Goodrich, Jamie Reeves, Geddy Moss, Russell Weaving, Frankie Gillett
Report: Drayton Grange started strongly against an unbeaten Braunston team and Josh Bellamy created a number of early chances. Braunston came back into the game but a solid defensive performance protected the Drayton Grange goal. In the second half, Karl Shingler managed to beat the Braunston keeper to the ball to score the first goal and then touched home Fran Glover's header for the second. Shingler then turned provider when he got behind the Braunston defence and whipped in a cross for Chris Swallow to score. An excellent squad effort to secure the win.
SUNNYSIDE WARRIORS BLACKS
Beat Spinney Hill Colts 10-0
Scorers: Ashley Gardiner, Josh Turner 3, Thomas Geraghty 4, Carl Worthington 2
Team: Danny Reynolds 8, Jason Lewis 8, Daniel Ions 8, Jake Fenlon 8, Ben Macdonald 8, Oliver Harvey 8, Ashley Gardiner 9, James Newton 8, Josh Turner 8, Thomas Geraghty 9, Carl Worthington 8, Nicky Leslie 8, Joshua Levi 8
MOM: Ashley Gardiner, Thomas Geraghty
Report: Both sides started well with chances falling at both ends. Warriors opened the scoring thanks to a Josh Turner penalty. Thomas Geraghty then scored two goals in quick succession, the first a fine header, the second a great volley from a Jason Lewis corner. The second half started much the same as the first before Carl Worthington turned inside his defender and put the ball in the top corner. Thomas Geraghty completed his hat-trick followed by a well deserved Ashley Gardiner goal. Josh Turner then added two more to complete a fine hat-trick before Thomas Geraghty coolly added his fourth. Credit to Spinney Hill Colts who never gave in. A clean sheet for Danny Reynolds well played.
Referee: Eamon Kemshed
MOULTON MAGPIES
Beat Eastern Eagles 15-1
Scorers: Daniel Raymond 5, Mark Raymond 2, Josh Harnden, Aaron Blundell 3, Adam Selling 4
Team: David Frost 7, Joshua clipston 8, Jordan Goldswain 7, Andrew Forsyth 8, James Cahill 7, Daniel Raymond 10, Mark Raymond 7, Josh Harnden 7, Harry Blake 7, Jack Cooke 7, Aaron Blundell 8, Adam Selling 8
MOM: Daniel Raymond
Report: A creditable Eagles in the first half had Magpies worried but for two late first half goals making it 3-0 at half-time. A half-time roasting seemed to do the trick and after the fourth goal Moulton were easily on top. Eagles heads went down and it became a goal feast for Moulton. The most notable goal was Danny Raymond's individual effort beating seven players before slotting home. Remember Maradona! Other goals came from D Raymond (5), Selling (4), Blundell (3), M Raymond (2) and Harnden.
Referee: Andy Travel
BILLING UNITED
Lost 7-0 to Soccer Stars
Team: Keval Patel, Liam Addis, Howard Johnson, Sean Bird, Harrison Joseph, Sam Ducker, Joseph Bomben, Paul Kelk, Tony Hewitt, Daniel Smith, Steve Abrahams, Lewis McMahon
MOM: Keval Patel, Howard Johnson
Report: Billing were overwhelmed by a good Soccer Stars team. Billing's cause was not helped by last minute changes through unavailability. Stars played the type of football that Billing's training sessions emphasise on and they were shown a lesson on how to do it. Only the heroics of Howard, Sean and Keval kept the score down. To Billing's credit they never gave up and hopefully they will learn from this game.
Referee: Dean Hewitt
SOCCER STARS
Beat Billing United 7-0
Scorers: Nial Duffy 3, Aaron Linnell, Marcus Abell 2, Reece Shields
Team: Javob Holt, Ellis Stockport, Alex Holmes, Dean Clarke, Jack Hogg, Dean Morgan, Nial Duffy, Lloyd Adams, Aaron Linnell, Marcus Abell, Reece Shields, Myles Jordan, Jack Faulkner
Report: For the first time this year, with a full team, Soccer Stars showed what they could do. With good passing and aggressive tackling, Stars piled on the pressure, with good shots on target by all the forwards and midfield; Marcus Abell scoring two, Aaron Linnel, Nial Duffy three and Reece Shields. To their credit Billilng United made a game of it requiring goods clearances from the defence particularly Dean Clarke and Lloyd Adams. Billing's MOM was definitely Keval in goal, without him the score may well have been higher.
Opponents goalkeeper: Keval
Referee: Dean Hewitt
ISHAM COBRAS
Lost 4-3 to Kingsthorpe Jets aet
Scorers: Sam Walpole 2, Josh Johnson
Team: Bronson Walsh, Oliver Tilley, Ryan Howard, Aj Bradbury, Niall Jones, Jack Hartley, Sam Walpole, Thomas LeCount, Andrew Noble, Josh Johnson, Guvan Kooner
Report: Jets attacked Isham from the start and were rewarded with a goal. Isham replied through a great Walpole strike. Jets then took the lead again with another two strikes making it 3-1. Walpole then added another fine strike. Johnson then netted the equaliser from a well-taken direct free-kick. Extra time both teams looked very tired with Jets just edging it 4-3. Excellent game in tricky conditions from two committed sides.
Referee: Ian Walpole
BLISWORTH
Lost 3-0 to Wootton Fields
Team: James Brown, Luke Birch, Christopher Boddy, Sam Deakins, Adam Joel, Sam Harris, Adam Husbands, Adam Newcombe, Peyton Sterling, Ashley Butler, BenGowen, Kyle Stewart, Ollie Anderson
MOM: James Brown
Report: Blisworth's defence found they had to do the majority of the work in the first half with constant attack and a strong front line and were unlucky to go to the break only 1-0 down. The second half continued much the same, but with Blisworth getting a bit more of the play, a gritty performance in midfield from captain Adam Husbands and a first class game from Blisworth MOM goalkeeper James Brown, still could not prevent Wootton going through to the next round as 3-0 winners. Well played both teams.
TOWCESTER JUNIORS
Lost 5-0 to Wootton Fields Wanderers
Team: Dominic Barker 7, Darren Linnell 7, Christopher Watkins 8, Thomas Brockbank 7, Joe Sargent 7, Alex Bycroft 8, Henry Wood 6, Tommy Davies 7, William Guntrip 8, Niki Wood 6, Lee Cooke 7, George Senior 6, Tom Exton 6, Joe Judkins 6
MOM: William Guntrip
Report: Towcester Juniors showed great spirit, battling every minute against a well organised Wootton fields Wanderers. A 5-0 defeat was harsh on a side that constantly created chances, thanks to good skills and hard work particularly by Alex Bycroft and Tommy Davies and MOM William Guntrip with several good efforts.
Referee: Stephen Edwards
SPINNEY HILL COLTS
Lost 10-0 Sunnyside Warriors A
Team: Andrew Leigh, Ryan Prysiazny, Marcus Ryan, James Collis, James McCabe, Terry Fallon, Rory Grant, Luke Brundle, Sam Curtis, Reuban Fulthorpe, Ryan Teal, Sam Tuckett, Daniel Bloor Sean Fallon
MOM: Marcus Ryan
Report: Spinney had a good first half but again failed to convert some good early chances into goals and went in trailing 3-0. Sunnyside scored some great goals and increased their lead in the second half. Spinney still battled and MOM Marcus Ryan had a solid performance but with an inability to score at the moment we never looked like getting back into this game.
Referee: E Kemshed
HEYFORD ATHLETIC
Lost 7-1 to Parklands
Scorer: Ben Richards
Team: Lewis Kavanagh 10, Lee Brookes 8, Robert McCarron 9, James Durnin 8, Sean Eales 9, Adam Massey 8, Luke Rawlings 8, Tom Harrison 8, Conor Murphy 10, Ben Richards 9, Callum Baines 9, Oliver Cannon 8, Sam Payne 8, Oliver Cottle 8
Report: A good cup match in which Parklands dominated the first half despite fantastic goalkeeping by Kavanagh and deservedly went 4-0 up thanks to some quality passing and shooting from Parklands. For 20 minutes after the break Heyford competed well and thanks to good performances by Eales, Baines, Murphy and the goal scorer Richards they pulled a goal back. Despite Kavanagh's brave goalkeeping and Murphy's brilliant defensive play Parklands scored three more goals Parklands were excellent, a credit to their coaching staff. Well done.
Referee: Andrew Walden
KINGSTHORPE JETS
Beat Isham Cobras 4-3 aet
Scorers: Greg Kaziboni, Jake Reynolds 2, OG
Team: Liam Jackson 10, Philip Dods 10, Blake Moule 10, Max Armstrong 10, Aaron Lee 10, Jake Crowson 10, Sam Hollis 10, Greg Kaziboni 10, Alex Osborne 10, Brett Manning 10, Charlie Grant 10, Daniel Twistleton 10, Jake Reynolds 10
Report: In the first half of the KO Cup Jets pinned Cobras in their own half and scored first but were unlucky not to have scored more. In the second half Jets rushed on again forcing Cobras back and they scored an own goal. Cobras pulled back two goals and Jets responded straight away, but in the dying minutes Cobras equalised and extra time was played. Jets showed their strength and determination by scoring a cracking goal by Jake Reynolds to win the match. Well done lads a brilliant game.
Referee: I Walpole
WOOTTON FIELDS WANDERERS
Beat Towcester Juniors 5-0
Scorers: Matt Jackson, Danny Sizer, Callum Beech, Matt Grant, Josh Day,
Team: Ben Nicholson, Ashley Berwick, Matt Jackson, Declan Brandley, Stefan Jankiewicz, Ben Howard, Tom Lopes, Danny Sizer, Callum Beech, Matt Grant, Josh Day, Matt Ford
MOM: Declan Brandley
Report: Wootton applied early pressure but were faced with a determined Towcester side. Beech finally broke the deadlock with a well-taken goal. Towcester looked dangerous and had two chances from corners. In the second half Wootton made the pressure tell with a fine goal from Grant. Jackson soon added a third. Day and Sizer completed the scoring. A good victory for Wootton although Towcester battled hard until the end.
Referee: Steve Edwards
BRAUNSTON
Lost 3-0 to Drayton Grange
Team: Jordan Hammond 7, Joshua Tokley 8, Joshua Bradley 7, Harry Pettifer 6, Jordan Bunn 8, Stuart Walker 8, Adam Creaney 7, Alex Linnell 7, Robbie Bunn 8, James Dawson 7, Alfie Such 8
MOM: Joshua Tokley
Referee: Robin Childs
SPENCER
Beat Duston Knights 12-0
Scorers: Frank Barlow, Iain Edmunds, Julian Dang, Craig Martindale, Daniel Wilkins 3, Jay Richardson 3, Paul Thacker, Loui Irons
Team: Shaun Reilly 8, Luke Deagon 8, Ryan McAllister 8, Nicky Marriott 8, James Murray 8, Frank Barlow 8, Iain Edmunds 8, Julian Dang 9, Craig Martindale 8, Daniel Wilkins 8, Jay Richardson 9, Paul Thacker 7, Charlie Morris-Cook 7, Loui Irons 7, Timmy Haynes 7
MOM: Julian Dang
Report: Brilliant team performance from the start, Spencer dominated at times and Duston looked dangerous but the Spencer defence was more than capable. Duston's keeper had an outstanding game if not for his performance the score might have been doubled by the numerous chances created by midfield and attack who all had outstanding games.
Referee: Lee Rowlinson
DUSTON KNIGHTS
Lost 12-0 to Spencer
Team: Daniel Herbert 8, Jamie Reynolds 7, Will Langford 7, Louis Giuliano 7, Daniel Chamberlain 7, Daniel Brothers 7, Will Hallworth 7, Sam Walters 7, Nick Durno 7, Chris Thacker 7, Kane Sangster 7, George Belgrove 7, Tom Line 7, Ricardo Thomas 7
MOM: Daniel Herbert
Referee: Lee Rowlinson
WOOTTON ST GEORGE
Beat Blisworth 3-0
Scorers: Sam Heavey, Ryan Smith, Harry Gray
Team: Liam Freeman, James Aris, Chris Bulmer, Dan Langley, Liam Tuck, Sam Heavey, Edward Kelly, Ryan Smith, Jess Roberts, Harry Gray, Charlie Day, Alex Bryan, Ryan Vernel, Scott Shambrook, Richard Billingham, Niall Gleeson-Howarth
MOM: Harry Gray
Report: From the first whistle Wootton took a strong hold on the game creating numerous chances. However by half-time they had only managed to convert one chance. Wootton started the second half in much the same manner and quickly had a 3-0 lead. They should have increased their lead before the end, but were unable to finish clean-cut chances.
Referee: Luke Britten
UNDER 13
SOCCER STARS
Beat Towcester Juniors 8-5
Scorers: Bates 5, Scally, Revine, Wells
Team: Jamie Mundy 7, Levi Crew 7, Dean Lukeman 7, Dale Brickwood 7, Lewis Reynolds 7, Liam Grisley 7, Lewis Leslie 7, Matty Revine 7, Jack Scally 7, Perry Wells 7, Matteus Bates 7, Neil Preston 7.
MOM: Matteus Bates
Report: On a dry day in sunny Towcester it rained goals in a game that would have Alan Hansen having nightmares as both defences decided to have a day off. The league's top scorer Matt Bates was the main beneficiary for Soccer Stars as he helped himself to a hat-trick within the first 10 minutes. Towcester though fought their way back into the game and were only behind by a single goal at the interval. Two early goals in the second period by Jack Scally and Bates seemed to wrap up the points for Stars but the never say die attitude of Towcester, on their postage stamp of a pitch, ensured that the entertainment was not over. The sides then shared six goals between them in the final 15 minutes as Matt Revine, Bates and, at long last, Perry Wells managed to find the net for Stars. Two individual displays worthy of a mention were Stars midfield maestro Lewis Leslie and Towcester's keeper who produced heroics in the home goal to keep the score down. A fine advert for attacking football as the 8-5 score line suggests the crowd left certainly getting value for money.
Referee: Darren Kirby 7
MILTON MAGICIANS
Drew with Blisworth Youth 3-3
Scorers: Sean Nicholson, Ben Bridle 2
Team: Jon Smith, Alex Wall, Alec Farlow, Tom Nicholson, Seb Bridle, Ben
Carter, Kieran Lane, Ben Bridle, Oliver Judge, James Mitchell, Sean
Nicholson, Aaron McFaull, Clarke Parkinson
MOM: Aaron McFaull
Report: Milton took an early lead through Sean Nicholson then made and missed some good chances before Blisworth hit with two quick goals. In both cases Milton failed to clear their area and Blisworth finished well. In the second half Milton made changes and pushed hard with McFaull playing well. More chances were created but it was Blisworth who scored well from a corner. Milton kept pushing forward with Ben Bridle scoring twice to draw the teams level just before the end in a competitive match. The pace of Mitchell was again a threat, Lane covered a lot of ground on his return into the team and captain for the day, Farlow competed well at full back. Smith had another sound game in the Milton goal. Well played to both teams in another close encounter between the local rivals.
Opponents Goalkeeper: Karsten Webb
Referee: Nick Carter
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