Tinonee levelled the score early in the second half, though Kelly was quick to put us back in the lead. A strong tackle on Hayden brought on a free kick, assisted by Aiden and Kayden providing Lane to score his second for the season. Kayden and Josh paired up well, along with Harrison, putting pressure on the goalie, but were unlucky not to put any into the net, while the strong full back line of Bailey, Isaac M, Jack and Tristyn kept the Eagles at bay. Newcomer Cody Howard drilled in a fantastic ball just moments before the full time whistle, bringing the final score to 4-1. A great game this week boys, well done. 

Gloucester Dental v Darrel’s Gourmet Butchery

Gloucester Dental had a good game. Mitchell Auckett made some great attacks and showed some great tackles for the ball. Henry Maggs defended the goals well. Cruiz Genoli had some great ball contact and kicking attempts at the goal. Cooper Moore played well supporting his team throughout the game.

Darrel’s Butchery team are improving every week. It was great to see Samira Soupidis running hard. Hunter McKinley scored from halfway and his celebration was a s good as his goal!

CalCo Surveyors v Avon Valley Concreting

CalCo players all had a great game, a strong defensive effort by Hamish Haschek. Pharaoh’s half time huddle helped boost the teams morale for the second half. Avon Valley Concreting players all played well. Some excellent teamwork and great defence. There were some big kicks from Ewan Sheely and fantastic dribbling skills from Jarrod Plater.

Ollies Service Centre v Bucketts Building Supplies

It was a great start to the game for Bucketts Building Supplies with  three quick goals, the first two to William Coombe and the third to Josh Stanton. Sam Marchant did a great job dribbling the ball in the game and Joslyn Kilby provided some great defence. Riley Blanch also made some fantastic intercepts, Miller Ribbons provided the fourth goal after dribbling through the defence as well as a powerful fifth goal. Copper Allen worked well marking players for the throw ins.  At the start of the second half Joslyn did a fantastic job of bringing the ball down the field. This was followed  by another goal for William and shortly after one for Miller after getting through the crown of defence. Riley Blanch saved a goal attempt from the corner and provided great defence throughout the whole game. The second last goal was from great teamwork between Miller and William, and the last one delivered by Miller. Great teamwork Bucketts Building Supplies. Ollies Service Centre are working well as a team and showing great defence.

Gloss-Ter CarWash vs Darrel’s Butchery

A fast game and Darrel’s Butchery got in goals in the first half. Gloss-ter CarWash had trouble getting past the strong defence. Jessica Marchant showed some great attacking skills. Great defence by both Oliver Laurie and Oliver Collins. Good saves by Jack Fisher-Webster in goal.

Taj Smith scored two goals. Lincoln Nosworthy scored a goal. Thomas Coombe scored five goals and his brother Charlie Coombe scored four goals.

Gloucester BlueLight vs Gloucester Dental

Bradley Higgins netted the first goal of the game. Bryce Handley was a great goalie. Good defence from Kenneth Wright and Rory Ashby. Jack Marks and Taz Rumbel showed great foot work.

A great team effort for a five to one win for Gloucester Dental. Justin Booker scored five goals with great support from Mia Blamires and Jacob Brown. A big thankyou to Charlie Coombes and Alicia Edwards for filling in.

Gloucester Medico vs Autolec Gloucester

Alicia Edwards and Riley Blanch where goalies this week. Toby Warwick, Nicholas Maslen and Lucas Reyes where fantastic in defence.

Jali Wilson, Matthew Woods and Jack Joliffe played well scoring one goal each. Mason Daniel scored two goals.

Hunter Special Vehicles (white) vs. Gloucester Farmer’s Markets (yellow)

The first game of the day saw full teams take the field and some presence of positional play. The Marks brothers were keen to keep up the competition from last week, with both boys working hard for their respective teams. Lucas penetrated the field well for White but was frustrated by the dogged defence of Nick Maggs who was determined to stop any goals. Jess played valiantly for White in goals, but the fancy footwork of Quinlan and Tyler made stopping goals difficult. An entertaining game to watch. Final score 5-0 to Yellow.

Lovey’s IGA (Red) vs. Gloucester BlueLight (Green). As the day heated up, so did the competition with a very even match between these two teams. Nicholas and Brennan both made some great breaks for their teams and managed to score 4 and 2 goals respectively. Hugo was great in goals for Red, making Green work hard for their goals. Positional play was evident in this game, and the teams are already beginning to work together on the field. Another exciting game to watch, final score 5-5.

Autolec Gloucester (Dark Blue) vs. Gloucester Barrington Pest Control (Maroon). This game was a fast-paced match, with the small but speedy Bradley, Jake and Ruben running all over the park. Lily and Bree worked well together in defence for Maroon, supporting Blake in goals. The final score did not reflect the level of intensity of this game, with the ball going back and forth down the field constantly. Final score 9-1 to Dark Blue.

Hunter Special Vehicles v Accommodation Gloucester

Both teams were down players due to Duke Of Ed. Bridghid Parker played well for HSV getting a few breaks down the sideline, Charles Tonks played well in goal as did Josh Walker. Accommodation Gloucester had a good game, Nicholas Edwards, James Terras Billy Dulihanty and Dylan Schultz all scoring goals. Owen Bithrey and Dylan Schultz played well in goal. Audrey Holstein, Jack Yarnold and Zane Commons  all had good games. Final score 10 – 2 to Accommodation Gloucester

Gloucester BlueLight v Autolec Gloucester

Tom & Will Bandy both had great games for Autolec, Allarni Longbottom showed great defence and was continually on the attack, Hamish McClure was reading the play very well and had some great saves in goal. Down players Autolec did their best and defence and attack was fantastic. For Gloucester BlueLight Harry Clarke  scored an amazing goal from halfway, the whole team played hard and never gave up. Simon Collins played extremely well as did Jack Johnson and Paula Edwards. Baily Ballantyne and Harry Clarke scored the goals for BlueLight and communicated well with the rest of the team. Final score 13 to 8 to Autolec.

Saturday May 12 sees a huge day of soccer in Gloucester with the 13s kicking off at 10:20am against Tuncurry Black,16s kicking off at 11:30am against Bulahdelah Bullets, Gloucester men's kicking off at 1pm against Wingham Wanderers and Old Bar and Wingham Warriors kicking off at 2:45pm.