Junior Fixtures 3rd Nov 13

Date Age Group No Event Home v Away
03-Nov Under 7 League Spraire Lads v SHILDON
03-Nov Under 8 League Newton Aycliffe Youth v SHILDON
03-Nov Under 9 League Stranton FC Juniors v SHILDON
03-Nov Under 10 CUP N & S Ancients v SHILDON
03-Nov Under 11 No match No match v No match
03-Nov Under 13 League SHILDON v Brompton Juniors
03-Nov Under 16 League SHILDON v Dormanstown Juniors

U10’s continue with another win

Under 7’s

SHILDON  v  Ferryhill Town

Due to FA rules, we are unable to provide details of the result

Shildon played host to Ferryhill Town and played a very good game.  Plenty of goals were scored, with the Shildon ones by Noah Fawcett (2) Charlie Robinson (1) Sam Hopper (1) Xander Caygill (1) John Taylor (1)

Team – Hayden Dent, Charlie Robinson, Christian Robinson, Sam Hopper, Xander Caygill, Noah Fawcett, John Taylor, Charlie Brown

 

Under 8’s

West Auckland  v  SHILDON

Due to FA rules, we are unable to provide details of the result.

Man of the Match – Jack Leighton

The Shildon Under 8’s were away to West Auckland this Sunday. The game was always going to be a tough one. Shildon put the pressure on from the off, and gave West very little room to move. They passed the ball very well and had a number of shots at goal but unfortunately couldn’t find the back of the net.  As the second half got under way Shildon increased the pressure again, the quality of the football being played was outstanding. Jack Leighton managed to get Shildon onto the scoreboard with a cracking goal, a great present for his 8th birthday!  Jake Sharp in goal made a number of good saves.

 

Under 9’s

Sedgefield Youth  v  SHILDON

Due to FA rules, we are unable to provide details of the result.

Shildon U9’s travelled to Sedgefield on Sunday with only 6 players. This however only fed their desire.  Every player was outstanding and played some great football throughout both games.  For much of the time the opposition couldn’t break out of their own half such was Shildon’s determination and team play.  Cole Layfield scored the Shildon goal.

The team was: Jamie Donohue, Ashley Jardine, James Douthwaite, Micheal Gaffney, Cole Layfield, Kian Dixon.

 

Under 10’s

SHILDON  1  0  Darlington 21st All Stars

Scorers Kane Hopwood

On a very heavy muddy pitch, Shildon from the start tried to play passing football with some good coach work from defence to mid-field up to the forwards.  Having most of the play Ellie Geary was very unlucky with 2 good right foot shots that were well saved by the All Stars goalkeeper. As conditions worsened the away team defended well,at half time it was still 0-0.  At the start of the second half, Shildon had good passes and were unlucky several times not to score.  With 6mins remaining, again with good team passing, a through ball was pounced on by Kane Hopwood, who shot into the corner.

Good luck next week in the cup quarter final at Norton.

Under 11’s

Redcar Athletic Blues  0  3  SHILDON

Scorers – Callum Brown (2) Joe White (1)

Man of the match – Callum Brown

The U11’s travelled to Redcar and produced an excellent performance to gain their first win of the season.

 

Under 13’s

Brompton  5  3  SHILDON

Scorers  –  Adam Campbell (1), Tom Andelin (1) Blake Milner (1)

Man of the match – Chloe Geary

The U13’s travelled to Brompton with a depleted squad, but gave a great account for themselves.  Mid way through the first half Brompton took the lead when a wicked shot crept in through the legs of Chloe Geary.  A number of first half chances came Shildon’s way, but a combination of bad luck and good goalkeeping ensured Brompton went in the half time break one goal to the good.

The second half started with Brompton missing a couple of chances before Tom Andelin netted with a great left foot shot. Shildon had a couple of more chances to take the lead, but Brompton hit back with 3 good goals in quick succession.  In to the last 10 minutes, and Adam Campbell ran on to a through ball to reduce the arrears.  With Shildon now pushing for another goal, Brompton broke away and scored a fifth goal.  The heads never dropped though, and a great strike by Blake Milner reduced the arrears again.  There was still time for another attempt at the Brompton goal, but the keeper managed to clear his lines.

A really good squad performance with special mention to Chloe Geary who played well in goal and picked up the MOTM award.  The team have the chance to gain revenge with the return fixture next week at the scouts field.

 

Under 16’s

SHILDON  v  Darlington Youth

Scorers

Man of the match

Shildon 1-1 Whitley Bay

Ten-man Shildon returned to the top of the league tonight after a hard fought draw at Dean Street against Whitley Bay.

New signing, Craig Ruddy was in the starting line up while Lee Kerr, who also signed yesterday from league rivals, Spennymoor Town, started the match on the bench.

Shildon took the lead in the eighth minute with a wonder goal from Ben Wood, who unleashed an unstoppable shot from 25 yards.

But the match turned when referee, Paul Newhouse adjudged that Jamie Harwood’s brush against Alex Kempster was worthy of a penalty – a decision the Shildon defender felt was harsh.

However, having awarded the spot kick, the official was left with no option but to issue a red card to the last defender and force the Railway to survive the remainder of the match one player short of their opponents.

Paul Chow confidently dispatched the penalty past Keith Finch, who continues to stand in for the injured Lewis Graham.

Shildon did survive. Indeed, at no time did they come under particularly heavy pressure, bar a frenetic final few moments, as the well-earned point loomed large.

Lee Kerr made his debut, replacing Ben Wood in the second half, but the prolific scorer was unable to make an impact with the Railwaymen wisely unwilling to commit recklessly forward.

In the end, the point ensured the Railwaymen returned to the top of the division.

Next up for Shildon is Ashington, who visit on Friday night for the Railwaymen’s sixth league match in a row at Dean Street. A win will almost certainly secure top spot for another weekend.

Foundation of Light Football Course

Sunderland AFC Foundation of Light is to hold a two-day October half term football course at Jubilee Fields Community Centre.

The course will run over Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th October and is for boys and girls aged between 5 and 14 years.

The course runs from 10am -3pm each day and costs just £15 for the two days.

Attendees are asked to bring suitable indoor and outdoor clothing, plenty of drinks and a packed lunch.

There will be trophies and prizes on offer and everyone will receive a certificate for attending.

The course, like all Foundation of Light courses and tournaments, is led by FA qualified Sunderland AFC coaches and all children will be supervised at all times.

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Shildon sign Ruddy and Kerr

Shildon AFC has announced the signings of both Craig Ruddy and Lee Kerr from Spennymoor Town.

‘We are really excited to have managed to bring both these players on board,” said Shildon Manager, Gary Forrest.

“Craig Ruddy has been a great servant to Spennymoor Football Club and we hope he can deliver similar performances at Shildon.

“It is a case of third time lucky with Craig who, in my opinion, is one of the most exciting attacking players in the league.

“The thought of Lee Kerr actually signing for Shildon is amazing,” added Forrest. “Lee has probably been the league’s most talented player over the last 10 years and he is still only 26.

“It was only a few years ago that the level of his performances attracted serious attention from Newcastle.” he added.

Both players go in to the squad for tomorrow night’s fixture at home to Whitley Bay.