Calco Division 4
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Bucketts Building Supplies vs Ollie's Service Centre - Lots of improvement, it was a wonderful game, Ollie's played well as a team and had lots of fun. Bucketts Building also played well together with lots of passing and sharing the ball which was great to see.
Barrington Trophies vs Community Shop - There were quite a few players away this week, numbers were made up so the kids could have a game.
Darrels Gourmet Butchery vs Home Improvements - A great game with a great bunch of kids.
Bucketts Building Supplies Division 3
Water & Tipper vs Bluelight- Water & Tipper had great game with some great goals saved by team members. Sharing the ball well great team effort. Bluelight- well done. Final score Water & Tipper 3 Bluelight 0
Gloss-Ter CarWash vs Annie McKee - All played well in a fast game. Great team work by Aiden, Lincoln and defence by Jack. Carwash - Great team work in second half. Final score Gloss-Ter CarWash 9 Annie McKee 0
Community Shop vs Medico - Improvements are out of sight. Our passing game is improving. Heidi's defence was fantastic. Hunter made some good saves in goal. Jarrah is having a great game up front and scoring a good goal. Jacob has improved out of sight. Eli was good at sticking to his man. Coombes boys were tops Community Shop - Great game, some good striking by Justin and Josh. Ajay and Jarrod excellent passing. With Mackenzie and Chris really good defence. Final score Community Shop 9 - 1
Community Shop Division 2
Woolworths vs Community Shop - This game was like a final, it was great to watch. Both teams are working together really well and it was fantastic to see lots of passing, communication and synergy between players. The score at the end of the first half was one all with a goal to Bradley Rayner and Rory Gambrill. There had been excellent goal keeping by Hayley Fisher-Webster, Harry Cross and Jesse Ashby helping to keep the score low at both ends. Ferocious attack by Bradley Rayner and Xavier Soupidis was backed in the midfield by great plays from Conner Garnham and Hayley Green-Crook. Thomas Coombe put 100 per cent in the midfield backed by great defence from Riley Marsh, Logan Webeck and Hayley in the second half. Rose Murphy and Georgia Hughes in the back row defended fearlessly however in the second half a second goal to Rory and one goal to Riley Marsh put Gloucester Community Shop ahead. Congratulations to both teams on a great heartfelt game. Final score 1 - 3.
Soldiers Club vs Avon Valley Concreting - A good game with both teams fielding full sides. Asher Baker opened the scoring with a good goal with Nick Maggs evening the score with a free kick. With good defence from Aliya Lyall and Phineas Hester from Soldiers Club and Blake Walker and Joe Hogan from Avon Valley. Asher scored again to get Avon Valley Concreting in front and Joe Hogan scored to put the result beyond doubt. Final score 1 - 3.
Tax and Accounting vs Bluelight - Another great game with very evenly matched sides. Bluelight displayed excellent defence and passing. Tax and Accounting performed very well. Two goals from Ruben Hutchins for Tax and Accounting was met with three goals from Bluelight, scored by Maya Smith, Hugo Laurie an Andrew Fraser. Final score 2 - 3.
Bluelight Division 1
Accommodation vs Autolec - Autolec's Jyah Bowden used his long legs to his advantage Kaito Sutton created magic on the field, great defence in a well matched game. Accommodation showed super teamwork from the forwards. Great footwork from Will Bandy, it was a very even game with the ball working its way from one end of the field to the other. Emily Murray and Audrey Holstein showed great defense skills. Unfortunately the game was cut short in the final minutes with an injury to Jake Danton.
Bucketts Building Supplies vs Community Shop - Unfortunately Community Shop had to forfeit due to numbers. Lynelle Hester, Hayden Schultz and Jyah Bowden filled in.The game was played in great spirit with James Mcleod, Cameron Badham and Dylan Green all scoring goals. Josh Norrie and James Terras both played well for Community Shop both scoring two goals each.
Drifta 16's secure win over Tuncurry Gold
Drifta started out strong with great ball control, keeping possession with numerous quality passes against Tuncurry Gold at Tuncurry on Saturday, June 22. Cody Howard soon wore out Tuncurry's left fullback with countless runs to the corner with excellent crosses. Kelly Groves, Aiden Hawkins and Jackson Scanlon were working hard in the midfield pushing the ball forward into the flanks, which provided Gloucester with a corner kick. With the wind at their backs, Cody performed a set play with Kelly at the near post to offload it back to Cody who nailed a screamer from the corner of the 18 yard box.
Drifta went into half time with a 1-0 lead, but knew that they had to perform well going into the wind for the second half. Drifta's defensive line worked hard with Isaac Earle Broadley coming out of goals, converting some defensive moves into attacking plays. Drifta came up with another superb goal by Cody Howard slotting his second goal for the day into the back of the net, bringing the full time score to 2-0. Drifta are at their home ground this Saturday, June 29, battling it out with second placed Wingham Warriors at 11.20am.
Soldiers Club Come Out Strong
Soldiers Club provided the crowd with some outstanding ball control in the opening minutes, of their game against Tuncurry Tigers on Saturday at Wallamba with the midfield play of Frank Ostlund, Darren Royce, Geoff Hawkins and Lukas Delsperger working well to control the game. Owen Tomlinson and Harry Clarke proved to be a handful with some great attacking runs up front. Halfway through the first half Lukas Delsperger found himself on the 18 yard line and slotted one into the back of the net with his left foot, giving Soldiers Club a 1-0 lead at half time.
The second half Soldiers Club started strong again, with the defensive line of Andrew Hughes, Caleb Walker, Sam Mundy and Dylan Schultz working well together. Unfortunately midway through the second half Tuncurry were able to get one in the net to provide an equaliser, but with just minutes to go before full time, Tuncurry snuck one down the left hand side of the park to take a 2-1 lead until full time. Next Saturday Gloucester Soldiers Club men's are at home against third placed Old Bar at 1pm.