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Goal Chart: After 6/3/10 |
17 |
Taylor
T, |
15 |
Webster,
|
13 |
Thomas
J, Palmer M, |
12 |
Cutts,
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11 |
Walkey,
Ogilvie, |
10 |
Brown,
|
9 |
Goodman,
Thomas P, Moon, Chave, |
8 |
Parker, Mulla,
Millman S, |
7 |
Yuill,
Pearce-Smith, Harris Dave, Tucker, Sparks, |
6 |
Poulsom,
Cooper Andrew, |
5 |
Holmes
W, Pope, Newington, Wanklyn, Nichols G, Farrell, Roper, Beesley,
Taylor M, |
4 |
Richardson,
Longden M, Colton, |
3 |
Puetz,
Kemp, Clark P, Holiday J, Holmes N, Watts, Edworthy, Fishley,
Colquhoun, Butt, Alger T, Blake, Cockram, Armsby, Crofts, Haynes
P, |
2 |
Minchin
E, Woodward, Dineley, Glorney, Harris Dom, Ratcliffe P, Barnes,
Oldfield, Ash, Cooper Andy, Wornell, Hancock, Hutton, Whitehead,
|
1 |
Cureton,
Hill, Weale, Cranfield, Griffin, Greenslade, Smerald, Maydew,
Harris Dave, Parker, Rees, Ludley, Hewitt, Slater N, Lipfriend,
Frost J, Haslett, Catchpole, Sammes, Coates, Mason, Enderby,
Ratcliffe D, Jepson, Elms, Geddes, |
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| Westbury
& United Banks HC: Results for Saturday 6/3/10 |
| Team |
Opponents |
|
League |
Scr |
Scorers |
|
1st
XI |
v Swindon |
H |
Premier 2 |
1-0 |
Hancock |
|
2nd
XI |
v Yate |
A |
North Div 1 |
2-4 |
Cutts Hutton |
|
3rd
XI |
v Swindon II |
A |
Avon Div |
2-2 |
Beesley Taylor M |
| Wanderers |
v Bristol UWE III |
H |
Br & NW Som Div1 |
1-4 |
Taylor T |
| Wizards |
v Imperial |
A |
Br & NW Som Div 2 |
3-3 |
Whitehead 2 Sparks |
| Warriors |
v S Glos III |
H |
Br & NW Som Div 3 |
5-1 |
Ogilvie 4 Colton |
| Badgers |
v N Somerset |
H |
Bristol Badgers |
0-1 |
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| Match
comments |
|
1st
XI: The first carved out a win with a single goal from Tim Hancock
against Swindon. |
|
2nd
XI: The seconds lost 4-2 at Yate with Chris Cutts
and Chris Hutton getting the goals.. |
3rd
XI: The thirds earned a point from a 2-2 draw
at Swindon. The talking point after the game was Matt Taylor's goal.
As Matt described it he hit it hard, it caught the edge of a defensive
stick, that shifed the ball upeards, hitting a defender on the shoulder
before finding the top of the net. |
Wanderers:
In the first half the Wanderers played well, linked up good passing
moves and took na early lead from another Tom Taylor short corner
special. Tom was also unlucky to see a second short wiped out because
it had been deemed to high, arcing just over the keeper and hitting
the backboards. There was a far post miss from Westbury when the
goal was gaping open, so a two or three goal lead was not out of
the question. However, Bristol UWE wouldn'y lay down and play dead!
They snatched an equaliser when Martin Eland, was left exposed for
the first vtime by his defence. Martin had already produced some
good saves, but an unmarked Bristol player at the backpost was able
to pick his spot. The second half saw a change in fortunes and Bristol's
quick raids produced three goals. each time there semed to be a
visiting forward lurking at the far post to tap in. Credit to Bristol,
their fast raiding, and one-twos caused problems for the Wanderers
defence.Adam Geddes retired from the game after a flare up of his
knee injury from earlier in the season. Adam has the potential to
go all the way to the first team, and it is a shame that his knee
is causing him some problems. |
Wizards:
The Wizards shared six goals at Imperial and came back with a point.
Alan Sparks notes: A 3-3 draw. A game that the Wizards had the possesion
and potential to win comfortably, but in the end it needed 2 goals
in last 10 minutes to salvage a draw from 3-1 down |
Warriors: The
Warriors were well worth their win playing some good hockey against
S Glos. Duncan Ogilvie celebrated his new job, by scoring four times,
having one disallowed and hitting the post. The first came when
Simon Hewitt whacked a first class cross from the right that Duncan
clipped goalwards. The goalkeeper saved, but Duncan used good footwork
to reposition himself to tuck in the loose ball. His second came
from a Martin Palmer cross come shot from the right, Duncan tapping
in at the back post. The third came from a ball banged into the
D and a clever deflection eluding the keeper. The Warriors lost
Martin Palmer to a torn calf muscle as Duncan made it three. The
second half saw the Warriors using the wings well with Mark Crofts
and Andy Cooper using the ball well. Andy Parsonage in his second
game was finding his touch. Mark Colton scored number four from
a short corner that he topped, but had enough movement on the ball
to deceive the defenders on the line. Duncan added his fourth from
another intelligent ball into the D, again clipping it past the
keeper. S Glos did get a goal when Mark Crofts couldn't unleash
his shot from a Westbury attack and the visitors broke away with
a four on none - well jsut Jon Jarvis to beat. Jon did his best
to shut all four out, but a slip to the left led to an inevitable
goal. The quality of hockey was a big improvement on the last game
and takes the Warriors to a seven game unbeaten run. |
| Bdgers:
Duncan Ogilvie reports of the game at N Somerset.: In terms of possession
and territory, Westbury should have come out of this game comfortable
winners. With Zeyn terrorizing the opposition down the right with
his pace, good link play in midfield and composed defending, surely
there was only going to be one winner. It was therefore a surprise
to go in one down at half time thanks to a powerful lob from a short
corner that flew by the keeper's head. Still the mood was positive
and the second half started with a belief that the goals would surely
come. However a combination of last ditch defending and a tendancy
to push the ball onto the last defenders stick, meant that the goal
that would surely open the flood gates never came. |
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