Thursday, 20 November 2008

Junior soccer

Hawks ace Nicky in four-goal swoop

Published 19 November 2008

mg savu890 EDENVALE Hawks put on a fine performance to win a place in the second round of the Hunter Engineering Cup – star man Nicky Townson scored four goals.

Craig’s double delight

Published 19 November 2008

ACRAIG Ridleydouble boosted Alstonto a 4-2 victory overclose opponentsPenrith.

Daniel’s double strike keeps Dalston in touch with leaders

Published 12 November 2008

TWO goals from Daniel Oldham earned Dalston the points in this entertaining game at St Michael’s Junior School in Dalston.

Eight Raffles heroes blast in seven goals

Published 12 November 2008

THE Raffles team was badly hit by illness and injury and they were left with just eight fit players for their home game against Warwick Wanderers White.

Thrills, skills and two teams to be proud of

Published 5 November 2008

TWO teams who have won all six league matches, went head-to-head at Castletown Recreational Ground, to produce an outstanding and entertaining game of football.

Morton Manor beat Harraby in eight-goal thriller

Published 29 October 2008

Morton Manor won their way through to the second round of the league cup after beating Harraby Catholic in an exciting game at, Chances Park, which yielded eight goals.

Brilliant Butterworth is Castletown’s inspiration

Published 22 October 2008

CASTLETOWN Blues accurately passed their way to a comfortable victory over a spirited Langwathby side.

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Published 8 October 2008

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Published 8 October 2008

THE warm spirit and good nature of this Penrith affair produced a sporting game of football, bringing a smile to all those involved, despite the wet, miserable weather.

Six-hit Pirelli are too hot for battling Cockermouth

Published 8 October 2008

COCKERMOUTH took on Pirelli without their captain and playmaker, Edwin Brown, who had received a bad injury the previous week.

Awesome Abbeytown hit Dalston for six

Published 1 October 2008

To begin with Dalston were the better team but they found themselves in arrears when Abbeytown scored against the run of play.

In-form Locke opens Blues defence

Published 1 October 2008

ARIVAL encounter between a Carlisle side and a Penrith- based team produced a full-flowing game, with both sides playing outstanding football.

Cumbria girls get their season under way

Published 24 September 2008

Cumbria girls finally kicked off their season with a trip to Crewe, following the postponement of the first fixture.

A Little bit of inspiration goes a long, long way

Published 24 September 2008

AFIVE-STAR show from Lewis Little earned Abbeytown the victory in this five-goal thriller.

Jake’s super hat-trick sets up Castletown’s six-goal cruise

Published 24 September 2008

CASTLETOWN White’s superior passing and finishing produced a dominant win, as they brushed aside a young Dalston team.

Action man Tom fires up Northbank

Published 17 September 2008

NORTHBANK defender Tom Nicholson had a magnificent game to inspire his side to a hard-fought win at the Sheepmount.

Carruthers brace sends the Comets soaring high

Published 17 September 2008

COCKERMOUTH Comets began the new campaign with a comeback win against a strong Langwathby side, with help from Angus Carruthers, who grabbed a brace.

WHAT A GR-EIGHT GAME!

Published 10 September 2008

NORTHBANK made a brilliant second half come back to share the spoils in an action-packed game.

Honours shared at Pirelli tournament

Published 30 July 2008

The Pirelli eleven-a-side tournament was played on a league basis with three points being awarded for a win and one for a draw.

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