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Under 10 Ladies Football
U10s Mini-Blitz at Cherryvale
The U10s played two matches against Bryansford and Clann Eireann. The girls were evenly matched against Bryansford and the match ended in a draw. Clann Eireann proved too strong for Bredagh in the second match but to their credit, the Bredagh girls stuck well to their task and never gave up.
Team: Amy Magee, Anna Doyle, Aoife Mageean, Ciara Blaney, Doireann Sheridan, Emma Carlin, Etaoin Devlin, Kathryn Browne, Niamh Fitzpatrick, Sinead Murray, Rebekah McKegney.
Thanks to the referees and helpers on the day and thanks to all the parents who brought tea and coffee and biscuits!
Under 11 Tournament
The Bredagh Under 11 girls enjoyed a great day out at the Moneyglass blitz last Saturday
The U11 girls had three matches altogether against Moneyglass, Ballymaguigan and Glenariff. The girls won the first two matches and competed well but lost out to Glenariff in the last match. The team worked hard for each other throughout the day and each girl learnt a lot.
Kathryn was excellent in goals in her half in goals and did well as a forward winning the ball when outfield. Meadbh made a great contribution throughout the day, mostly in defence and was quick to the ball and strong in the tackle. Aine read the game very well in defence and started lots of attacks from the half-back line. Doireann was strong on the ball and did well getting past her marker in possession. Anna was very steady at centre half-back reading the game well and cutting out dangerous attacks. Etaoin was very disciplined in marking the opposition and brave in tackling. Niamh settled well into defence and never let her opponent get past her. Rebekah ran her heart out in midfield and was very tenacious in tackling and getting past opponents.
Caoimhe used her speed and agility very well in midfield and her turning in confined spaces was something any Senior footballer could learn from. Sinead made intelligent runs to get the ball and used it well to link up play in the half-forward line. Anna was very strong, particularly in the second match where she made fantastic runs into space and used the ball to set up the full-forward line.. Emma did some great work winning the ball and setting up scores in the forward line. Ciara Blaney played well in defence and in attack and capped off her day by winning a prize in the Free Taking competition.
Thanks to Moneyglass for organising the tournament, the beautiful weather and the tea. Thanks to the parents who came along to cheer the girls on.
Team: Kathryn Browne, Meadbh Wills, Aine Wills, Doireann Sheridan, Anna Foster, Etaoin Devlin, Niamh Fitzpatrick, Rebekah Mckegney, Caoimhe McLoughlin, Sinead Murray, Anna Doyle, Emma Carlin, Ciara Blaney.
U10 Girls Football Bredagh v Moneyglass
The Bredagh U10 Girls football team played their hearts out on Wednesday night against Moneyglass.
Moneyglass started well but the Bredagh defence of Bria, Etaoin and Doireann tackled strongly. When Moneyglass broke through the defence they couldn’t get past Kathryn who did a great job in her spell in goals. Bredagh started to gain more possession in midfield with great runs from Anna, Rebekah being her usual tenacious tackling self and Aoife battling really well as she spent her birthday in a Bredagh jersey! Moneyglass persisted and managed to get a few good scores. In the forward line Sinead, Aine and Amy battled well to get the ball against a tough Moneyglass defence who managed to keep Bredagh scoreless in the first half.
In the second half Bredagh competed well and started to find more space going forward. The pressure paid off as Bredagh scored a point from a free. Moneyglass responded with a good goal of their own.
U10 Team: Amy Magee, Anna Doyle, Bria Deighan, Doireann Sheridan, Etaoin Devlin, Kathryn Browne, Rebekah McKegney, Sinead Murray, Aoife Boyle, Aine Gormley
Final Score: Bredagh 0-1 Moneyglass 3-0
Team Picture
Team Handshake
Anna Doyle
Bredagh under 10 Vs Bryansford
The Bredagh U-10 girls football team travelled to Bryansford last sunday for a friendly match against Bryansford.
Bredagh started the match slowly with Bryansford getting the first few scores. The Bredagh defence started to get to grips with some good Bryansford forwards with Niamh Fitzpatrick and Bria Deighan tenacious in defence. The strong kickouts from Eimear Mallon enabled Bredagh to start to get more possession, with Rebekah McKegney and Ciara Blaney winning a lot of ball in midfield and working it forward. Amy Magee in the forward line caused lots of problems for Bryansford, scoring some lovely points and setting up a goal chance which was punched to the net by Ciara Blaney. Sinead Murray used the ball well when it came into her possession, setting her team-mates up well. Aoife Mageean worked hard in the forward line and Aoife and Sinead were busy tackling the Bryansford defenders in their own half which enabled Bredagh to get some more scores. As the half wore on, Bryansford came back at Bredagh and scored a couple of goals after beating the Bredagh defence despite some good saves from Eimear Mallon.
Half-Time Score: Bryansford 3-1 v Bredagh 1-5
In the second half there were a couple of positional switches with Eimear Mallon moving to forward, Sinead Murray moving to defence and Amy Magee moving to goals. Bredagh started well with Rebekah and Ciara again very strong in midfield, giving good possession into the forwards. Eimear Mallon and Aoife Mageean battled well in the forwards but the Bryansford defence did well to survive this spell of Bredagh pressure without letting in too many scores. On a few occasions Bryansford broke through the Bredagh defence and scored a couple of good goals past Amy Magee and then Rebekah McKegney. In the final quarter Bredagh tired but the defence of Sinead Murray, Niamh Fitzpatrick and Bria Deighan put in a lot of tackles and kept giving their all right until the end.
Full-Time Score: Bryansford 6-2 v Bredagh 2-6
All in all, it was a very encouraging display with good teamwork, good tackling and good point-scoring. The most pleasing aspect of the performance was that the girls tried their best and gave 100% effort, which was what their coaches Cera McArdle and Suzy Irvine asked of them at the start of the match.
Thanks to our hosts Bryansford who provided drinks and treats for the U8s and U10s and the travelling supporters, and to the parents who helped out with transport on the day.
Training for U-10s continues throughout the summer at Cherryvale, Wednesdays 6-7 and Saturdays 11:30-1. All welcome!
Players Of The Week for June
The Players Of the week for June are Emma Carlin, Aoife Mageean and Rebekah McKegney.
Emma joined Bredagh this year and her skills have come on really well over the past few months as she has grown in confidence.
Rebekah is a Bredagh veteran at the U-10s and her tenacious tackling and running always amazes.
Aoife joined Bredagh this year and is coming along really well. She is keen to learn and her kicking in particular has really improved over the past couple of months.
Player of the week May 2009
The U-8 and U-10 girls footballers have seen all weathers when training during May, from torrential rain to blazing heat. Whatever the weather the girls are having fun and looking forward to a few friendly matches coming up.
The Players Of the Week for May are shown below:
Anna Doyle has been a regular attendee this year and her skills continue to improve all the time. The coaches are looking forward to seeing Anna putting her skills to good use in the matches.
Aoife Mageean is new to Bredagh this year and has made a great start. She is really keen to learn and her kicking in particular is really coming on.
Fiona Dolan and Niamh Edgar are two U-8 girls with great attitude who have recently started with Bredagh. Fiona is always practising her skills at home and it shows. Niamh is always full of enthusiasm and is settling in well.
Sinead Murray has been with Bredagh for a number of years and has moved up to U-10 this year. Sinead has shown great improvement with her kick-passing this year and continues to show fantastic enthusiasm for the club.
April Player of the Week
The U8s and U10s continue their training every Wednesday 6-7 and Saturday 11:30-1 in Cherryvale. Each week a player is chosen who has made an especially good contribution that week.
The Players Of The Week for April are:
Eimear Cleary
Megan Crouch
Niamh Fitzpatrick
Ladies U10's 2009
The U10 girls footballers are now back outdoors at Cherryvale.This year will include fun games, skill sessions, guest coaches and friendly matches with a special Player Of The Week award every week.All welcome whether you have kicked a ball before or not. After all, Bredagh and Down star Kerrie O'Neill only started playing football at age 21!The weekend training time for the U10s is Saturday 11:30-1.00.From Wednesday 29th April there will also be a midweek session every Wednesday 6-7.If you require more information please contact Cera (028) 90794092.
Girls Trip to Na Fianna, Dublin 2008
Bus leaves Cherryvale at 10.00 am on Saturday morning. All girls should bring a packed lunch, warm clothes/tracksuit/football gear. If you have not yet paid your £15 please bring it on Saturday. U10s require signed permission slips.
U-10 Girls Footballers Out Of This World
The U-10 Girls Footballers had a great day out at their pre-Christmas trip to Armagh Planetarium at the start of December. The girls enjoyed the bus trip down and were entertained at a special Christmas show entitled 'The Mystery Of The Christmas Star', at a special dinosaur talk and making their own colourful rockets. A great day out for all, looked after by coaches Colm Murray and Cera McArdle.
Na Fianna visit Bredagh
The hall was packed with Na Fianna bringing a great group with 37 girls and over 10 mentors as well as the Bredagh girls and coaches.
Activities kicked off with a Team Challenge involving the Bredagh and Na Fianna girls with fun activities and competitions for all involving balloons and wheelbarrows. This was followed by a Christmas sing-song led by Martin from Na Fianna with everyone in good voice and in good form.
Na Fianna Presented Bredagh with a plaque and some presents to commemorate their visit and the Na Fianna girls enjoyed some refreshments and selection boxes laid on by the Bredagh club.
The Na Fianna girls then headed off the W5 for the rest of their day. A return visit is planned for early next year!
Read all about the visit in the Na Fianna web-site www.clgnafianna.ie
Thanks a million to Na Fianna for coming to visit us and for all their hard work in making the trip a great success, especially to the mentors including Brian, Cormac and Martin (and others).
Thanks also to the Bredagh coaches - John McGale, Colm Murray and Cera McArdle and to Elaine Blaney and Louise Waterfield who looked after the adults in the Na Fianna group so well.
U 10 Player of The Week
The U--10 Player of The Week for last week was Anna Foster.
Anna has recently returned after breaking her arm (not while playing football!).
She has returned in great form and with her typical great attitude.
Welcome back Anna.
U10 Player Of The Week
The U10 Player Of The Week on 15th September was Rebecca McKegney.
Beccy has come close to winning the award on a number of occasions.
Her enthusiasm, energy and commitment shone through in all the drills and games, taking on board the advice and tips from the coaches.
U10/U12 Girls Football Mystery Tour
The U-12 and U-10 Girls Footballers are having an Away Day on Saturday 22nd September.
All girls who are registered with Bredagh and train with U-12 and U-10 (including U-8) age-groups are eligible to go.
All U-10 and U-8 girls must bring a completed permission slip
Player of The Week
The U10 Player Of The Week last week was Daire Cargan.
Daire worked really hard at all the skills drills and always competes really well during the matches.
Pictured here is Daire with coach Colm Murray.
Player of The Week 31st of August
The U-10 Player of the Week this week was Emer Smith.
Emer is a regular to training and always gives her best in drills and in matches.
She is pictured with coach John McGale.
U10 Player Of The Week
The U10 Player of the Week last week was Chloe Henderson.
Chloe is a very regular attendee at training and at practice matches and has come on leaps and bounds in the past 6 months.
She was also very brave at catching high balls in this week's game.
Player of The Week for 29th July
The U10 Player Of The Week last week was Anna Sadlier.
She is pictures below with coach Colm Murray.
U10s and U8s v Bryansford
The Bredagh U10s and U8s travelled to Newcastle on Sunday 5th August for a few friendly matches against Bryansford.
Despite the terrible weather conditions 25 hardy Bredagh souls participated in two matches.
The Bredagh squad for the two matches was:
Aine Wills, Brid Kelly, Bronagh Murray, Ciara Downey, Meadbh Downey, Cliona Regan, Clodagh Smith, Eimear Smith, Dara Cargan, Emma Scullion, Hannah McKegney, Joanne McKee, Niamh Mullan, Nuala McManus, Amy Magee, Anna Scullion, Aoibhinn Brentnall, Aoife Henderson, Chloe Henderson, Ciara Blaney, Doireann Sheridan, Orlagh Blaney, Rebecca McKegney, Sinead Murray, Zoe Waterfield
After the matches, the girls soon dried off and felt a lot better after a drink and a treat - courtesy of the Bryansford club.
Thanks to the parents who provided lifts to bring the girls to the match and thanks to Bryansford for the hot tea!
Training Arrangements
There are two sessions every week for the U8s and U10s. Training continues at Cherryvale every Saturday 11:30-1:00 with a Practice Match every Wednesday 6-7
U10 Match Coming Up
There will be an U10 match against Bryansford on Sunday 5th August. More details available at training on Saturday.
Lifts will be required from parents.
Player of The Week for 21st July
The U-10 Player Of the Week this week was Ciara Crolly. Ciara listened well to the advice of the coaches and was excellent during the activities and skills sessions.
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U10 Player Of The Week 7th July
The U10 Player Of The Week for this week is Kathryn Brown.
Kathryn is always very attentive during the skills sessions and gives 100% at all times, especially during the matches where her all-round work-rate and tackling come to the fore.
Well done Kathryn.
U10 Girls - Football, Tightrope Walking, Horses and Cookies
The Bredagh U10 Girls Football had a ball on their Away Day on Saturday. The day kicked off at 9 o'clock where the girls gathered to get the bus to Lurgan. First on the agenda was a friendly match against the Clann Eireann girls. Two small-sided matches were played at the same time which meant all the Bredagh girls played all the time. The Bredagh girls put up great performances in both matches against the Clann Eireann girls.
In Match1 the Bredagh girls put up a good performance against a very good Clann Eireann team. Clann Eireann had strong runners and Bredagh struggled to get to grips with their opponents. Amy Magee did very well in goals but at times the Bredagh players did not show for the kick-outs, making it difficult to get the ball down the Clann Eireann half. The Bredagh defence was under a lot of pressure but all the defenders worked really hard. Nuala McManus was very effective at the heart of defence, gathering and clearing a lot of ball that came her direction and Sinead Murray and Orlagh Blaney stuck to their task well. Ciara Blaney and Bronagh Murray worked tirelessly in midfield, and covered a lot of ground in defending and attacking as required. As the half went on Bredagh came into the match more. A good Bredagh attacking move saw the ball passed to Helen McGale who set up a chance of a point for Ciara Blaney. Ciara was unlucky to put it narrowly wide. In the lead-up to half-time Bredagh worked the ball forward several times with the unselfish Helen McGale showing for the ball and passing it to set up a few chances that went just wide.
The Bredagh girls made a good improvement in the second half. Zoe Waterfield and Amy Magee moved to defence where they tackled and shadowed really well. Cliona Regan in the forwards also stepped up her work-rate. Helen McGale moved to goals and was very steady, finding her team-mates in space for the kick-outs. Bronagh Murray showed well for the kickouts and was able to start a very good attack which involved a number of Bredagh players. The ball was played back to Bronagh who burst through on goal and rifled the ball to the back of the net. Clann Eireann responded well with a couple of excellent scores. That was not the end of the Bredagh scoring and the Bredagh girls continued to push forward, being encouraged by getting their first goal. Orlagh Blaney was very courageous in winning a ball in attack and that possession enabled Bredagh to push forward and Bronagh Murray to score another cracking goal.
In Match2 Clann Eireann put pressure on from the start but the Bredagh defence of Clodagh Smith , Anna Foster and Kathryn Browne stood steadfast with Hannah McKegney doing well in goals. Kathryn Browne and Rachel McVeigh battled hard in the half-back line to push forward ably assisted by Eimear Smith in midfield. Clann eireann pressed again with some excellent points before adding goals. Aoife McLaughlin, Emma Scullion and Rebecca McKegney worked hard to bring Bredagh into the match.
The Second half saw Bredagh coming into the game to greater effect with Aoife and Emma pressurising from the front. Aine Wills coped tenaciously in goals whilst Hannah McKegney added great determination to the half-back line. Bredagh began to gain more possession through excellent defending with Anna Foster again coming to the fore and this lead to Bredagh's best move with Rachel McVeigh hitting a thunderous shot of the crossbar. Again the Bredagh battled to the end but Clann Eireann ran out deserved winners.
Thanks to Clann Eireann for hosting the visit and for the drinks, which came in handy for the picnic later in the day.
Then it was back to the bus and off to Tanaghmore Gardens for the afternoon. The hungry girls polished off their packed lunches and then set about an assortment of obstacles, tightropes, and climbing frames. A climbing competition soon developed on the Monkey Bars and it's likely that a few of the Bredagh girls will have longer arms on Monday than they did on Friday!
This was followed by a visit to the Animal Farm where the girls saw horses, donkeys, pigs and chickens.
Then it was back to the bus for the journey home which didn't have a quiet moment on the way home.
Even the bus driver joined in the singing as the girls sang the whole way back to Cherryvale.
Thanks to the coaches and to Isobel McManus for looking after the girls on the trip, and thanks to the girls for behaving so well throughout the day - they were a credit to the club.
One final note - Izzy stole the cookie from the cookie jar....
Match schedule July
U10 Girls Football During July
Wed 4th July Practice Match 6p.m.
Sat 7th July Training 11:30a.m.
No training or practice match during week of 12th
Wed 18th July Practice Match 6p.m.
Sat 21st July Training 11:30a.m.
Wed 25th July Practice Match 6p.m.
Sat 28th July Training 11:30a.m
U10 Girls first match!
The Bredagh U10 Girls Football Team played their first match on Tuesday night in Boucher Road against St.Pauls.
St.Pauls started strongly and scored a couple of early points despite good pressure from the full-back line of Clodagh Smith, Anna Foster and Aine Wills.
Some good play from the midfield of Eimear Smith and Aoidin McPeake enabled Bredagh to push forward and bring the half-forward line of Rebecca McKegney, Rachel McVeigh and Hannah McKegney into the match. Hannah McKegney kept on the move and used her four steps to well to play the ball out.
St.Pauls responded with a couple of goals when the Bredagh defence did not mark their players tightly enough and there was nothing that goalkeeper Kathryn Browne could do about the goals.
The half-back line of Bronagh Murray, Joanne McKay and Zoe Waterfield continued to battle and prevented St.Pauls from pushing forward.
Nuala McManus, Ciara Blaney and Helen McGale chased every ball that came their way in the full-forward line.
The second half showed a good improvement from the Bredagh girls.
Chloe Henderson, Orlagh Blaney and Sinead Murray came on and battled really well in defence and some of the older girls came more into the match with Ciara Blaney and Rebecca McKegney making some great challenges and
Clodagh Smith, Eimear Smith and Aoidin McPeake clearing the ball well.
Rachel McVeigh covered a lot of ground and game into the game more.
Kathryn Browne, who had played very well in goals in the first half, made a great contribution when she came outfield inthe second half.
The younger members of the team competed really well with Amy Magee, Alannah Conlon, Aoife Hemderson and Aoibhin Brentall battling well.
Anna Foster went into goals and picked up her good form in the first half. Anna and Joanne continued to catch and kick to great effect. Aine Wills continued to tackle and block in her usual tenacious way.
All in all a very good first day out for the Bredagh U10s against a much more experienced St.Pauls team.
The girls will learn lots from this match and can practice in training on things that did not go so well during the match.
Next up - Training Match at Cherryvale on Thursday at 5:30.
Team:
Kathryn Browne, Clodagh Smith, Anna Foster, Zoe Waterfield, Bronagh Murray, Joanne McKay, Aine Wills, Eimear Smith, Aoidin McPeake, Rebekah McKegney, Rachel McVeigh, Hannah McKegney, Nuala McManus, Ciara Blaney, Helen McGale, Chloe Henderson, Orlagh Blaney, Amy Magee, Alannah Conlon, Sinead Murray, Aoibhin Brentall
Coaches: John McGale, Colm Murray, Joan Henderson, Cera McArdle
Best wishes to Loretta, one of the other coaches who is currently on the mend after her recent illness.
See team photo attached with coach John McGale:
Player of The Week for 23rd June
The U10 Player of the Week this week was Rachel McVeigh.
Rachel defended and attacked really well and kept going, even when her team was under pressure.
U10 Away Day
Details of the U10 away day are included
here
For the rest of the summer, as well as training on Saturdays there will be a practice match each week. This week the Practice Match is on from 5:30-6:30 on Tuesday evening (12th June) at Cherryvale. Teams will be picked at 5:30 sharp so late arrivals will have to wait until the second half before joining in.
Player Of The Week for 9th of June
U-10 Player Of The Week this week was Bronagh Murray.
All the girls have worked really hard over the last number of weeks and there were a number of contenders. There are a number of new people joining and they have tried really hard as well. But someone who epitomises the ethos of trying week in week out is Bronagh.
Player Of The Week for 2nd June
Amy, the U10 Player of the Week, with one of the U10 coaches Joan
U8 & U10 Trip Away
The U8/U10 girls are having an away day to Newcastle. Anyone who wants to go
should get their mum/dad to complete the form below and return it to the coaches,Click hereto download.
U10 Players Of The Week
U10 Player Of The Week last week was Anna Doyle.
She listened very closely to her coaches and worked really hard at all the
skills stations.
U10 Player Of The Week this week is Niamh Mullan.
Niamh listened to the coach's tips very closely and put that into practice in
her skills. In particular her soloing is really improving.
Girls U8 & U10 Training
Girls' Football continues for U8s and U10s every Saturday morning at Cherryvale at 11:30.
The sessions combine fun, football and agility for the next generation of Bredagh footballers.
The U8s and U10s are coached by John McGale, Cera McArdle, Colm Murray and Joan Henderson.
Pictured below are the girls last Saturday at Cherryvale.
Player of The Week for this week is Aine Wills. Aine showed great attitude this week and worked really hard in all
the skills stations. In the match she played a great defensive game with fantastic tackling and blocking.
Coming Soon: Friendly match against local team
New players welcome - just come along to Cherryvale Playing Fields on the Ravenhill Road at 11:30 on Saturday
mornings.
List of Players 2006
Maeve Deery, Niamh Hazard, Orfhlaith Woods, Sarah Guerin, Nuala McManus, Niamh McGuire, Laura Quinn, Aoife Scott, Ellen McVeigh, Rebekah McKegney, Hannah McKegney, Meabh Downey, Ciara Downey, Eimear Downey, Sile Martin, Brid Kelly, Bronagh Murray, Sarah Goldsmith, Aine Wills, Hannah Graham, Maria McFarlane, Ellen Maguire, Sarah McElroy, Aislinn McFarland, Monica McKay, Ciara Cormican, Eimear Smith, Clodagh Smith, Emma Duffy, Eva Hinds, Molly McMullan, Clare Doran, Megan Coll, Catherine Colgan, Roisin Murray, Sinead Murray, Medb Wills, Orla McDonnell, Etaoin Devlin, Ella Durkan, Zoe Waterfield, Eadaion NiCharrain, Olivia Doherty, Megan Hughes, Aobh Hughes, Niamh Wilson, Megan Halpin, Meabh Devlin, Orlagh Blaney, Ciara Blaney, Laura McCartney, Carla Dunlop, Emma Scullion, Clare Minnem, Katherine Nevin, Rionach Kelly, Shanlay Costello, Caitlin McMahon, Aoife McMahon, Aoidin McPeake, Francescia McVey, Anna Foster, Doireann Sheridan, Nuala Carvill, Niamh Fitzpatrick, Catherine Jennings, Lucy Jennings, Olivia Boyle, Hailey McKeever, Aine McKeever, Joanne Madden-McKee, Rachael McVeigh, Sher Mashumba, Laura Doyle, Hannah Doyle, Niamh Woods, Julia Trowell, Dearbhla O'Kane, Aoife King, Aoife McCanny, Cara McCanny, Cara McColgan, Helen McGale – 84
2005 Review
BUNNIES FOOTBALL NURSERY - this continued to provide a foundation for the younger Bredagh girls. The U-8s and U-10s took part in a programme that focussed on fun, agility and movement with an introduction to the basic football skills. The U-10s also played in the Carryduff Tournament. There was a large overall squad, which required plenty of help!
2005 Coaches: John McGale, Patricia McGurk, Nell O'Neill, Grainne McAllister, assisted by Katie Campbell, Amy Cunningham, Louise Fitzpatrick, Suzy Irvine, Lisa Kelly, Emma Mulhern, Jamie Willighan and Laura Willlighan.
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U10s Mini-Blitz at Cherryvale
Under 11 Tournament
U10 Girls Football Bredagh v Moneyglass
Bredagh under 10 Vs Bryansford
Players Of The Week for June
Player of the week May 2009
April Player of the Week
Ladies U10's 2009
Girls Trip to Na Fianna, Dublin 2008
U-10 Girls Footballers Out Of This World
Na Fianna visit Bredagh
U 10 Player of The Week
U10 Player Of The Week
U10/U12 Girls Football Mystery Tour
Player of The Week
Player of The Week 31st of August
U10 Player Of The Week
Player of The Week for 29th July
U10 Match Coming Up
Player of The Week for 21st July
U10 Player Of The Week 7th July
U10 Girls - Football, Tightrope Walking, Horses and Cookies
Match schedule July
U10 Girls first match!
Player of The Week for 23rd June
U10 Away Day
Player Of The Week for 9th of June
Player Of The Week for 2nd June
U8 & U10 Trip Away
U10 Players Of The Week
Girls U8 & U10 Training
List of Players 2006
2005 Review
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