Massive congratulations go to Lewis Wing who was last night name the Bob Moreland Young Player of the Year at the Annual Northern League Awards last night.
All at Shildon AFC wish him all the best in his future career at Middlesbrough.
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Lewis Wing signs pre-contract agreement with Middlesbrough
Lewis Wing signs pre-contract agreement with Middlesbrough
Shildon’s current top scorer Lewis Wing has signed a pre-contract agreement with Premier League Middlesbrough.
This is a fantastic achievement for him and the club wish him all the best with his future career.
As part of the deal Middlesbrough have agreed to play Shildon in a pre-season friendly. In the meantime the agreement enables him to stay at Shildon for the remainder of the season.
Lewis signed for Shildon for the 2015/16 season from Seaham Red Star where he was named runner up Northern League young player of the year after scoring 22 goals. This season he has currently scored 31 goals from Midfield including two hat-tricks in the last three games.
Congratulations from all at Shildon AFC
ENL1 : Ashington 0 Shildon 1
Shildon produced a good second half performance to beat Ashington 1-0 at Woodhorn Lane with new Assistant Manager Micky Barron on the sideline with Manager Daniel Moore playing at Centre Half.
Lewis Wing scored his 23rd goal of the season in the second half and could of added to it but hit the post from close range.
Full match report to follow
Lewis Wing Returns
Lewis Wing has returned to Shildon after his loan spell with Seaham Red Star. Lewis will be available for the Boxing Day match against top of the table Morpeth Town
Shildon 3 Bishop Auckland 2
Shildon are 7 points clear at the top of the Northern League with a 3-2 win against local rivals Bishop Auckland.
After going 3-0 up with goals for Paul Connor, Lewis Wing and and Own Goal, Shildon were made to work until the end and only a Lewis Graham penalty save stopped Bishop getting a share of the points.
Full Match report to follow
Shildon 2 Bedlington Terriers 0
Shildon Continue Their Winning Ways
After losing midweek in the F.A. Cup against Bishop Auckland, the Railwaymen continued their winning ways in the league with a 2 – 0 home victory against Bedlington Terriers on Saturday 22nd August 2015. Shildon are now 2nd in the league with a game in hand. They have played 3 won 3 with 15 goals scored and none conceded.
As expected Shildon piled on the pressure from the kick off and should have been ahead after just 5 minutes but Micky Rae’s shot from 4 yards out was weak.
Kyle Fryatt was causing problems down the right with his pace and on 26 minutes Shildon were awarded a penalty when he was brought down in the box by Marc Dummett. Ex Bedlington player Mark Doninger scored from the spot kick sending the keeper the wrong way.
Five minutes later Terriers were awarded a penalty when Matty Robson brought down Dean Briggs, but Briggs spot kick rattled against the bar.
Terriers were pressing for the equaliser, putting Shildon under pressure, with a Liam Hudson shot cleared off the line by Carl Jones.
Just before the break Shildon’s Kyle Fryatt side footed past the keeper, but the ball hit the post.
Half Time: Shildon AFC 1 Bedlington Terriers 0
Just after the hour Shildon were awarded their 2nd penalty when the same player Marc Dummett brought down Kyle Fryatt again, for Mark Doninger to score his 2nd goal of the game from the spot kick. Mark has now scored 7 league goals in just 3 games.
Although Shildon dominated the play they were trying to walk the ball into the net instead of having a shot.
Near the end Paul Connor had a one on one with keeper Frazer Nairn saving well, and Nairn also blocked a shot with his feet from man of the match Lewis Wing.
Final Score: Shildon AFC 2 Bedlington Terriers 0
Goalscorers: Doninger 26, 61.
Bookings: Moore 60, Wing 76.
Subs: Brackstone for Greulich-Smith 46, Davis for Doninger 63, Connor for Rae 68.
Man-of-the-Match: Lewis Wing
After the match manager Gary Forrest said “It was a steady performance today, we got better as the game went on, as we were sloppy in the 1st half. A wins a win, and we move on to the next game on Wednesday, at home to Guisborough Town”.
