13-Oct | Under | 7 | League | SHILDON | v | Spraire Lads |
13-Oct | Under | 8 | League | SHILDON | v | Newton Aycliffe Youth |
13-Oct | Under | 9 | League | Middleton Rangers | v | SHILDON |
13-Oct | Under | 10 | League | SHILDON | v | Seaton Carew Tigers |
13-Oct | Under | 11 | League | Eaglescliffe Elementis | v | SHILDON |
13-Oct | Under | 13 | League | 21st All Stars | v | SHILDON |
13-Oct | Under | 16 | League | SHILDON | v | Cargo Fleet |
Author: devcentre
U10’s progress in cup
Under 7’s
Newton Aycliffe Youth x x SHILDON
Scorers –
Man of the match –
Under 8’s
Middleton Saints 2 0 SHILDON
Scorers –
Man of the match – Jack Milner
The Shildon Under 8’s were away to Middleton Rangers Saints.
From the off, it was obvious it was going to be a hard game against a very strong side. Shildon played well, but nothing seemed to go their way. A very unlucky own goal put MRS in the lead early. Ben Moore in goal pulled off some excellent saves. The final score was 2 nil to Middleton Rangers Saints.
It was more of the same for the second game. The lads began to play more positively, and were passing the ball really well. Will White managed to score Shildon’s only goal of the day. Middleton Rangers managed to win 3-1. James Plews was awarded the man of the match trophy.
Under 9’s
SHILDON 1 9 Kirk Merrington
Scorers – Anth Jary
Man of the match – Anth Jary
This was the U9’s second defeat in as many weeks. However the team’s determination was strongly evident throughout. Shildon lost there goalkeeper early in the game and faced an uphill battle from then on. Anth Jary scored Shildon’s goal and received the MoM award for the second week running. In the second half Shildon were the better team but the goals just weren’t coming.
In the second game, Cole Layfield resumed playing outfield as Shildon’s keeper had recovered and scored a well executed goal from a tight angle. Anth Jary added a second in the second half. The final score Shildon 2 Kirk Merrington 7.
This team is learning all the time and are confident they will be back to winning ways sooner rather than later. If they keep improving throughout the team as they have been the results will come.
Under 10’s
SHILDON 2 1 Middleton Rangers
Scorers – Kane Hopwood (1) James Rusby (1)
Man of the match – Ellie Geary
Shildon progressed to the next round of the league cup after beating higher league opposition for the second time. After a bright start from Shildon, Middleton Rangers came into the game resulting in end to end chances. Shildon took the lead following a smartly placed free kick from Kane Hopwood. In the 2nd half Middleton equalised with a good shot to the near post. Just as extra time was looming Shildon’s pressure told and following a throw in from James Rusby to a crowded box Shildon scored the 2nd goal.
Outstanding play by all, especially Shildon’s defence who were under continuous pressure from Middleton Rangers.
Under 11’s
Seaton Carew Tigers 6 0 SHILDON
Scorers –
Man of the Match – Oliver Brown
Shildon under 11’s are still fighting for their first win after they failed to deliver on this occasion against a strong Seaton Carew side. The boys played one of their best performances to date, with plenty of opportunities, however the home side’s goalie was on top form ensuring a clean sheet.
Having started the season with only 8 players, Shildon under 11’s have gained 3 new players in the last few weeks and the team are starting to show great improvements as they adjust to their new positions.
Next week the team take on Eaglescliffe, who like us, are fighting for their first win. This should should make an interesting game.
Under 13’s
Eaglescliffe Elementis 10 2 SHILDON
Scorers – Ben Oliver (1) Jack Mortimer (1)
Man of the Match –
Shildon travelled to Eaglescliffe Elementis, who are 2 leagues higher, for a challenge cup tie. From the start, Shildon’s defence were under pressure, unable to handle the constant runs from midfield and balls over the top, and a combination of good goalkeeping by Niall Higham and poor finishing ensured the tie wasn’t out of sight early on. Elementis finally got the breakthrough and doubled their lead very quickly. Shildon hit back with a fine finish from Ben Oliver. Into the second half, Elementis extended the lead again, before Jack Mortimer reduced the arrears. With the tie in the balance, Elementis turned the screw and scored a further 8 goals without reply.
Under 16’s
TIBS 6 0 SHILDON
Scorers –
Man of the Match –
Junior Results
The latest set of results are now on the Junior results page.
The U7 and U8 teams both had very good home wins, 9-0 and 11-1 respectively. The U10 went down 3-2 to local rivals Aycliffe Youth in controversial circumstances, whilst the U13 lost out by the same score at home to Greatham.
U16’s win their first ever match
Under 7’s
SHILDON 9 0 Mount Pleasant
Scorers – Noah Fawcett (3) Sam Hopper (2) John Taylor (2) Christian Robinson (1) Charlie Brown (1)
Man of the match – Xander Caygill
This week found Shildon back on form, with a strong performance from all the team at home to Mount Pleasant.
In the first half, Shildon attacked well with the defence and goalkeeper Amelia Clarkson ensuring a clean sheet. At the top end, Sam Hopper with a brace, John Taylor with 2 and Noah Fawcett gave the hosts a 5-0 half time lead.
A couple of substitutes didn’t affect the goalscoring, with Christian Robinson and Charlie Brown both scoring, as well as Noah Fawcett netting a further 2 to record a hat trick.
Under 8’s
SHILDON 11 1 Darlington TSC
Scorers – Jack Leighton (6) Jack Milner (3) Ben Moore (1) Jake Sharp (1)
Man of the match – Jack Leighton
The Shildon Under 8’s played at home against Darlington TSC. After losing their last couple of games the boys were keen to get underway and Jack Milner set the pace in the first two minutes of the game by firing in two great goals. Some great, attacking football was played with the forwards playing really well together. The few times that the ball was in Shildon’s half the defensive team were rock solid, nothing got past them. Three superb goals from Jack Leighton put the Shildon boys five goals to nil at half time.
Shildon continued to dominate in the second half, and the goals just kept on coming. Jack Leighton found the net a further three times, Jack Milner scored another two and Jake Sharp and Ben Moore each had one. Darlington managed to score a single goal making the final score 11-1 to the Shildon boys!
The full nine Shildon players took to the pitch for the friendly and it was more of the same. Jack Leighton scored three goals and Jack Milner, Will White, Ben Moore and Jake Sharp all found the back of the net. The final score was 8 0 with Jake Baldwin gaining the man of the match trophy.
Under 9’s
Hartlepool St Francis 10 1 SHILDON
Scorers – Michael Gaffney
Man of the match – Anth Jary
The U9’s travelled to Hartlepool this week with only 7 available players and faced a formidable St Francis, who had a large squad to choose from. This was always going to be hard game under the circumstances, but to the credit of the players they started well, however, they were two behind in quick succession. Shildon pulled a goal back soon after but with St Francis having the ability to roll on fresh legs the writing was on the wall. Every Shildon player fought hard but as they tired St Francis gained the advantage with a final score of 10 1.
In the second match Shildon played a well deserved one all draw. The man of the match for the second match was Ashley Jardine who has made good progress since making the step up to the U9’s. The new team faced there stiffest test yet today but kept there heads up and never gave in. Well done all and keep improving.
Under 10’s
Newton Aycliffe Youth 3 2 SHILDON
Scorers – Kane Hopwood (2)
Man of the match – Owen Burke
Shildon travelled to local rivals Aycliffe Youth, and were on the wrong end of some disappointing refereeing decisions.
Shildon started brightly, and were unlucky not to score on several occasions. Mid way through the first half, Aycliffe went ahead via an own goal. Early in the second half, Shildon levelled the match with a good shot from Hopwood. This was shortly followed by a hotly contested penalty award to Aycliffe, which was duly dispatched. Shildon upped the game again and Hopwood got his second of the match to draw the teams level again. As Shildon piled on the pressure for the winning goal, a seemingly clear hand ball was missed by the ref and Aycliffe took full advantage as they scored.
In the friendly match, Shildon got some revenge with a 5-1 victory
Under 11’s
SHILDON x x Leven
Scorers –
Man of the Match –
Under 13’s
SHILDON 2 3 Greatham B
Scorers – Jack Mortimer (2)
Man of the Match – Cain Smith
Shildon played host to Greatham B, in what proved to be a very evenly matched game. The first half had a few chances for both teams, with Tom Andelin shooting just wide of the left hand post Cain Smith outstanding in the heart of Shildon’s defence. Greatham finally took the lead just before the interval, to go in 1-0.
A few minutes into the second half, Greatham extended their advantage as they broke clear of the offside trap and gave the keeper no chance, to make the score 2-0. Shildon started to apply pressure and had a number of corners, from which they almost scored, with Greatham clearing off the line. They finally got the reward for persistence when Jack Mortimer slotted the ball into the far corner. Greatham responded and scored what was to prove to be the winning goal. Shildon came fighting back though, and Jack Mortimer scored his second with a great free kick from the edge of the box. A number of chances came Shildon’s way in the dying minutes but they just couldn’t convert.
Under 16’s
Cleveland Junior Falcons 0 4 SHILDON
Scorers – Michael Douglas (2) Reid Huntingdon (1) Lewis Robinson (1)
Man of the Match –
Shildon U16’s travelled away to Cleveland Junior Falcons and, in very windy conditions, recorded their first ever victory
Michael Douglas opened the scoring in the first half, with Reid Huntingdon doubling the lead just before the break. Shildon came out for the second half, and dominated proceedings. After 20 minutes, Michael Douglas got his second of the game to extend Shildon’s lead. Against the run of play, Falcons broke with a one on one, however, keeper Matthew Franklin was up to the task, pushing the ball around the post. With 10 minutes left, Lewis Robinson struck a shot from 40 yards, which flew in to the top left hand corner.
A great result for a great bunch of lads – well done
Junior Fixtures – Sun 6th Oct
Under 7’s |
League |
Newton Aycliffe Youth |
v |
SHILDON |
Under 8’s |
League |
Middleton Saints |
v |
SHILDON |
Under 9’s |
League |
SHILDON |
v |
Kirk Merrington |
Under 10’s |
Cup |
SHILDON |
v |
Middleton Rangers |
Under 11’s |
Cup |
Seaton Carew Tigers |
v |
SHILDON |
Under 13’s |
Cup |
Eaglescliffe Elementis |
v |
SHILDON |
Under 16’s |
CUP |
TIBS |
v |
SHILDON |
Junior Fixtures – Sun 29th Sept
Under 7’s |
League |
SHILDON |
v |
Mount Pleasant |
Under 8’s |
League |
SHILDON |
v |
Darlington TSC |
Under 9’s |
League |
Hartlepool St Francis |
v |
SHILDON |
Under 10’s |
League |
Newton Ayc Youth |
v |
SHILDON |
Under 11’s |
League |
SHILDON |
v |
Leven Athletic |
Under 13’s |
League |
SHILDON |
v |
Greatham B |
Under 16’s |
League |
Cleve Juniors Falcons |
v |
SHILDON |