The Under 6’s matches were a lot of fun on Saturday
Wellington junior soccer hosted round two of the under-14’s Western Youth League competition last weekend, which showcased some fantastic soccer.
The Wellington girls continue to shine, with a 1-nil win over Lachlan United and a 4-nil win over Mudgee.
This now sees the girls moving up the ladder into second place and we would like to wish them luck for this weekend at Mudgee.
Another reminder to team managers of the competition to follow the rules on the inside of their team folders.
Players are not to be used from other teams as the club’s vision is to see more participation and ball touches from everyone, in particular the 6’s and 8’s who are in a non-competition program. This is envisaged to develop and encourage less dominate players to have more involvement.
We would like you to consider everyone in the competition as we would like to see everyone enjoying themselves and having fun especially the little ones.
For any further information please check out our website http://www.wellingtonsoccer.com.au/index.html, or our Facebook page.
Last week’s report:
Under-6’s
Comets (E) 5 defeated the Lions (L) 0. Comets all showed team spirit with Isaac Brown (3) making many shining breaks, with Oliver Stevens (1) and Cameron Whale (1) displaying some moments of brilliance. Hunter Anderson’s sportsmanship and skills were admirable. Lions all tried hard sharing with one another beautifully.
Kangaroos (K) 2 were defeated by the Bulldogs (J) 7, with great team work from both sides. Kangaroos’ Tyreece Blacklock (1) and Sean Robbins (1) scored, while Bulldogs’ Max Mason (6) and Oliver Hughes (1) were on target.
Leprechauns (A) had a 2-all draw, with Nanima Ninjas seeing great sportsmanship with all players getting involved. Leprechauns (I) Harry O’Donnell (1) and Will Dimmick scored with Nanimas Edward Riley (1) and Callee Black (1) for their team.
Knights (B) 0 were defeated by the Blue Tongues (H) 9, in a game full of fun, with Knights’ Tyler Lang and Luke Wheatley attacking well, while Brock Uney and Austyn Evans put in big efforts. Great team work from the Blue Tongues with Jacob Job (7) and Isaiah Hill (1) hitting the mark.
Devils (C) 3 defeated the Panthers (G) 2, in a good even game, played in good spirit. Devils all worked well together with Nate Bradford (3) strong in attack, while Bonni Sheridan and Ryan Hyde defended well. Josh McClure (2) was strong in attack for the Panthers.
Tiny Terrors (D) 1 were defeated by the Rockets (F) 6 with Rockets’ Abbey Kiss (6) on fire with Will and Jess Taylor supporting well. Charlie Kiss worked tirelessly all game.
Under-8’s
Scorpions (C) 5 defeated the Stripee Strikers (E) 1, with Scorpions Jack Owens (3) and Artie Taylor (2) dominating in attack, while Rowan Klein is showing good improvement in his defensive game.
The Stripee Strikers put up a great defence with Hayley Watts (1) scoring a goal running the length of the field. Mitchell Whale was great in goals.
Blues (A) 2 were defeated by the Buffalos (D) 3 in a great game, with ball going up and down the field. Rhys Conn (2) is still firing up for the Blues.
Buffalos’ Kimberley Trappett showed some great skills, with Doug Phillipson (3) sharp on target again, while Josie Clarke and Kye Hynch had some great runs.
Mad Dogs (F) 3 defeated the Red Flames (B) 0. Douglas Phillipson (1) filled in for the Mad Dogs, instead of using opposition players. (please refer to local rules in team folders).
Thomas Haycock (1) and Roudey Porch (1) both scored for the Mad Dogs. Red Flames’ Ryan Blunden and Clay Kennedy worked tirelessly.
Under-10’s
Purple Ferrari (C) had a 1-all draw with the Red Dragons (E) in a good game from both teams, with some excellent goal keeping from Jyemeil Hynch-Peters. Nick Keirle (1) led the way in attack for the Ferraris. Dragons’ Georgina Poole (1) and Chloe Keirle worked very hard.
Wellington Tigers (A) 1 were defeated by the Ozzies (D) 6. Tiger’s Nick Keirle (1) broke the defensive line, with Tigers all playing well.
The Aussies positional play was excellent this week with the forwards and mids playing strong. The defence was exceptional with Myles Conn, Will Eather (3), Tyreek Frail, James Hynch, Nick Musgrave, Josh Spalding, Harriet Taylor (2) and Shakyla Toomey (1).
Blue Fire (B) 0 were defeated by Argentina (F) 4, with Blue Fire having some great passing combinations. Working as a team they were unlucky to break the strong defence line.
Argentina’s Hanna Petrovic (1), James Glawson (1), and Alex Brien (1) shot some wonderful goals, with Bradley O’Brien (1) excelling in the goalie position, with Kelly Chown doing a lovely job in the first half.
Under-12’s
Bumble Bees (C) 9 defeated the B Team (B) 3, with the Bumblebees Joe McClure (5) Brianna Trappett (1) and Jeremiah Wilson (4) all strong in attack.
Maggie Smith and Bridgett Cambell were great in goals with Sophie Everingham and Kane Francis trying hard. Purple Flames worked tirelessly with Ryan Miller (2) finding the target.
Chelsea (A) had a 1-all draw with Purple Flames (D) in a very even game, with both teams competing well. Chelsea players all played well with Grace Jacobson and Gavin Elward doing fantastic jobs in goals with Shania Sarsfield (1) scoring.
Solid games in defence from Team B’s Elizabeth Morley and Courtney Walsh, with Caleb Petrovic (1) attacking well.
OPENS
Sea Eagles (A) had a 1-all draw with the Skittles (B) in a great fun game with Sea Eagles Tarra Miller, Gabbi Eather, Tina Currey and Ryan Goninan defending well.
Kayla Skelly (1) played her usual strong game. Skittles played the ball well with Cody Hannelly scoring their only goal.
Busy Bees (C) 5 defeated the Green Machine (D), in a good, fast-paced game seeing Rhianna Sutherland (2) and Tyrone Evans (3) attacking strongly, while Carl Brown, Noah Dorin and Leiha played well in the midfield.
Green Machine fought back in the second half with Tom Redfern having an outstanding game as goalkeeper. Yamirra Talbot, Ashlley Giddings, Tara Grasnick and Ellie Flanagan played well against the bigger boys.
Wellington Warriors Under-10’s
The under-10 Warriors played strong against Narromine seeing much improvement from everyone.
Wellington Warriors Under-13’s
Wellington Warriors 13’s were defeated by Westside Reds 7-1, with Charlie Wilson (1) having an outstanding game in the frontline. Yamirra Talbot and Hamish Poole’s defence in the second half shut down the play on many occasions with some gun shooters from the opposition.
Wellington Warriors Under-17’s
The Warriors under-17’s lost 7-nil to the SDW Titans in a tough match for the team, with Kaitlyn Butler and Kayla Skelly putting in fantastic efforts.
All Age Men’s
The Wellington Lions 6 defeated SDW Snrs 6-1.
See you all at the soccer.