Results 16^th November 2003

Under 9 Red: Dunlop Juniors and Hawkes Mill put together a thoroughly entertaining sporting game that was settled 1-0 in Dunlops’ favour when Nathan McGarrity scored midway through the second half. Although Hawkes Mill piled on the pressure, the Dunlop defence backed by goalkeeper Luke Maxwell stood firm.

Coventry Jaguar Youth 3 (Callum Maguire, Connoll Farrell, James McArthur) AT7 Youth 0, Dunlop Juniors 1 (Nathan McGarrity) Hawkes Mill Juniors 0, Mount Nod Highway2 (James Lovatt, Joshua Henry) Christ the King 2 (Mason Kerr 2), Whitley Juniors 0 Ernesford Dynamos 4 (Sam Proctor, Cameron Lowe, Fraser Millar), Wyken FC 4 Coventry Sphinx Juniors 6 (James Hemms, Carl Dean, Daniel Whitehouse, Danny McCann, Sean Kirwan)

Under 9 Blue: Curtis Cutts gave Chapelfields an early lead against Finham and although Finham pressed hard in an attempt to level, Chapelfields grabbed a 2-0 win when a through ball from Lewis Normoyle gave Cutts the chance to score his second goal. An enthusiastic performance by Coventry Jaguar earned them a half time lead with a goal from Andrew Hart. Brinklow Juniors forced the pace but the Jaguar defence of Aaron Tooth, Callum Jones, Adam Keebles and Sean Morgan held firm. Late in the game, goalkeeper Daniel Carter saved a Brinklow spot kick before a 1-1 draw was settled when Phillip Barrett headed in a corner kick for Brinklow Juniors, two minutes form the end. A Liam Rock treble, all laid on by man of the match, midfielder Jordan Hiscox, failed to earn Whitley Juniors any reward for their efforts against AT7 Youth who edged a 4-3 win after Lentine Shaw (2), Ryan Mandara and Ciaran Gill all capitalised on defensive errors to score. Ryan Moir and Lewis Chester both capped fine displays with a goal apiece as Dunlop Juniors defeated hard working stablemates, Dunlop Jets 5-0 with Drew Moloney and Sean Nugent (2) completing the scoring.

Binley Woods 2 (Curtis May Russell, Michael James) London Road Lions 1 (Robert Scott), Coventry Aquatics 3 (Tre Foster 3) Ernesford Dynamos 1 (David Olive), Coventry Jaguar Youth 1 (Andrew Hart) Brinklow Juniors 1 (Phillip Barrett), Dunlop Dynamos 1 (Tyler Haddon) Christ the King 1 (Ryan Berridge), Dunlop Jets 0 Dunlop Juniors 5 (Drew Moloney, Ryan Moir, Lewis Chester, Sean Nugent 2), Finham Park Rangers 0 Chapelfields Colts 2 (Curtis Cutts 2), Whitley Juniors 3 (Liam Rock 3) AT7 Youth 4 (Lentine Shaw 2, Ryan Mandara, Ciaran Gill)

Under 10 Red: Jack Kemp and James Formstone both scored twice as Ernesford Dynamos secured a 5-1 win over Christ the King. Kemp opened the scoring from a Jack Dobson cross with Formstone adding the second before Lewis Martin struck for the Kings. Excellent defence by Liam Thomas and Sean Quirke kept the Kings at bay before Formstone struck again from a Danny Carey through ball and the win was wrapped up as Dobson and Kemp added further goals.

Ernesford Dynamos 5 (Jack Kemp 2, Jack Dobson, James Formstone 2) Christ the King 1 (Lewis Martin), Kenilworth Wardens 7 (Adam Newbold 2, Tom Woodman 2, Will Graham 2, Matthew Hobbs) Coventry Jaguar Youth 1 (Robert Tressler), London Road Lions 1 (Josh Bird) AT7 Youth 2 (Daniel Wilson, Callum O’Sullivan)

Under 10 Blue: Daniel Palmer struck to give Morris Rangers the lead against Dunlop Juniors but it was level by half time when Adam Nally scored. In the second half, the goalkeepers were kept busy with Kieran White (Dunlop) in fine form. Dunlop grabbed a 2-1 win when Ricardo Calderello chipped the ball just out of reach of the Morris goalkeeper. Coventry Jaguar were very lacklustre in the first half against Caludon Youth after losing two early goals. Caludon were 5-0 up at half time, a lead they held despite a battling second half performance by the Jaguar for whom Aaron Jones was outstanding in goal. Ryan Leybourne (3) and Corey Carpenter (2) put Caludon on top before the Jaguar fought back in the second half but the Caludon defence, marshalled by Corey Galbraith, held tight. Goals by Mason Osborne in the first half, Michael Grady and Bradley Bottrill in the second half earned AT7 Youth a hard earned 3-0 win against London Road. It was not all one way traffic as the Lions pushed AT7 all the way with defender Matthew Dolan and ‘keeper Kyle Bhara kept busy, particularly in the second half.

AT7 Youth 3 (Michael Grady, Bradley Bottrill, Mason Osborne) London Road Lions 0, Binley Woods 0 Brinklow Juniors 2 (Lee Huddlestone, Matthew Pine), Coundon Cockerels 1 (Max Barrett) Balsall & Berkswell 0, Coventry Jaguar Youth 0 Caludon Youth 5 (Ryan Leybourne 3, Corey Carpenter 2), Morris Rangers 1 (Daniel Palmer) Dunlop Juniors 2 (Adam Nally, Ricardo Calderello), Mount Nod Highway 0 Coventry Sphinx Juniors 2 (Kieran Elvidge, Liam Cahill)

Under 10 Green: Daniel Barnett scored two well-taken goals to help Ernesford to a 2-1 win over Pinley, who scored in the last minute through Brendan McKirdy. Goals from Harvey white and Connor Billing earned Leamington Hibs a 2-1 win over Coventry colts (Reece Ewart), gaining the Hibs their first points of the season.

Coventry Colts 1 (Reece Ewart) Leamington Hibernians 2 (Harvey White, Connor Billing), Ernesford Dynamos 2 (Daniel Barnett 2) Pinley NDC 1 (Brendan McKirdy), Finham Park Colts 0 Dunlop Juniors 4 (Liam Olglesby 3, Ryan Caffrey), Finham Park Rangers 0 The Boat FC Juniors 2 (Mason Price 2), Keresley Colts 2 (Luke Baxter, Jake Mitchell) Exhall Tigers 2, Wyken Colts 2 (Louis Bolton, Josh Maguire) Brinklow Juniors 2 (Ben Stone, Tom Wright), Wyken FC 4 (Adam Stringer, Lewis Barnes 2x own goals) Mount Nod Highway 2 (Sean Cook, Ashley Harrison)

Under 11A: After Tom Rawlings had given Finham the lead, PSA Peugeot Citroen struck back to score twice before half time but Finham took the points 3-2 when Rawlings completed a hat trick in the second half. AT7 Youth and London Road lions provided a feast for the watching spectators with AT7 just shading an eleven-goal thriller 6-5. Steve Cotton gave the Lions the lead but goals from Conor Mortimer, James Haynes and BJ Middleton put AT7 in control. A brace from Ryan Haraburda just after half time pulled the scores level but Liam Richardson and Middleton restored the two-goal lead for AT7. Back came London Road as Cotton scored his second goal. AT7 then went 6-4 in front after Richardson converted a cross by McCloskey before Haraburda completed a treble for the Lions to set up a frantic finish to the game. A goal from Ryan Blayney supported by a Liam Browne penalty kick put Christ the King well on top after only fifteen minutes of the game with Whitley Juniors. A superb stop by Ryan Dean in the Whitley goal stopped the Kings from extending their lead in the first half. The second half was different however after Liam Rutter had scored for Whitley. The same player then levelled the score at 2-2 with a stunning shot into the top corner from eighteen yards. As Whitley pushed forward in search of more goals, Sam Murphy and Eddie Owen in the Kings defence proved highly resistant as the match ended 2-2.

AT7 Youth 6 (Conor Mortimer, James Haynes, Barry Middleton 2, Liam Richardson 2) London Road Lions 5 (Steve Cotton 2, Ryan Haraburda 3), Christ the King 2 Ryan Blayney, Liam Browne) Whitley Juniors 2 (Liam Rutter 2), Coundon Cockerels 0 Wyken FC 6, Coventry Sphinx Juniors 10 Brinklow Juniors 0, Dunlop Juniors 16 Binley Woods 1 (Liam Storer), PSA Peugeot Citroen 2  (Arron Cooke, Tom Purnell) Finham Park Rangers 3 (Tom Rawlings 3), Rugby Town 1 (Ross Ingram) Chapelfields Colts Red 3 (Luke Leahy, Brendan Sharpe)

Under 11B: Chapelfields Colts 10 Mount Nod Highway 0, Coventry Colliery Colts 1 (Luke Varga) Keresley Colts 3 (Luke Hand, Matthew Coyle, Niall Evans) Coventry Jaguar Youth 3 (Adam Robertson Mattie Graney, Lewis Randle), Ernesford Dynamos 1 (Jonathan Bird), Finham Lions 5 (Daniel O’Callaghan 2, Ben Perry 2, Daniel McQuillan) London Road Colts 2 (David Kearns, Thomas Waring), Pinley NDC 2 (Louis O’Connor 2) Rugby Town (2002) 4 (Rhys Slatcher 2, Sam Addison, Thomas Elliott)

Under 12A: PSA Peugeot Citroen triumphed in an entertaining game with Chapelfields Colts. After an even start, Peugeot broke the deadlock with three long range shots that eluded the Colts goalkeeper, despite him getting fingertips to the ball. Chapelfields fought back to see two efforts disallowed before conceding a fourth. After the interval, Sean O’Donnell scored twice to reduce the arrears, thanks to passes by Jacob Blackwell and Jake Burgess but a third goal eluded them. Scott Patterson helped to tighten the Colts defence but they were beaten for a fifth time from a set piece for Peugeot to claim a 5-2 success.

Chapelfields Colts 2 (Sean O’Donnell 2) PSA Peugeot Citroen 5 (Shaun Kay 2, Matthew Watson, S. Nugent 2), Christ the King 2 (Max West 2) Wyken FC 0, Finham Park Rangers 1 (Robert Ogleby) Rugby Town 7 (S. Slater, L. Clements, A. Baker 3, C. Booth 2), Mount Nod Highway 3 (Robert Prinzel, A. Drake, S. Kabanda) Kenilworth Town 1 (James Hardie), Stretton Athletic 2 (Sean Kelly 2) Coventry Jaguar Youth 2 (Dale Sawyer, Alex Gibson), Whitley Juniors 2 (Ryan Marshall 2) London Road Lions 2 (Adam Freeman, Ryan Calchar)

Under 12B: Brinklow Juniors 1 (Chris Brennan) Dunlop Juniors 3 (Ryan Williams 2, Daniel Butler), Coundon Cockerels 3 (Martin Gormley 2, Luke Thompson) Allesley Aces 0, Coventry Sphinx Juniors 0 Ernesford Dynamos 5 (Callum Hayward 2, Karl Forsythe 2, Carl Hackleton 2), Finham Park Colts 2 (Kieran Merrick 2) Pinley NDC 1 (Louis Evans), Rugby Town (2002) 1 (Ian Lockie) Leamington Hibernians 1 (Daniel Farrelly)

Under 12C: Binley Woods collected their first win of the season, 2-0 against Kenilworth Town Juniors. Ashley Monger in the Binley goal was forced into early action as Kenilworth dominated the early stages but Paul Green scored after twenty-five minutes, Binley settled down. In the second half with Ryan Bowen defending soundly, Binley used the ball well and went 2-0 up ten minutes before time when Michael Spencer scored direct from a corner kick. Leaders All Nations FC extended their unbeaten run with an impressive 5-1 win against Ryona FC. Some excellent finishing saw Wayne Hinks and Kieran Joseph score two apiece with the fifth goal coming from Ravinder Sandhu as Thomas Gibbins netted the Ryona consolation.

Hawkes Mill Juniors 1 (Joe McKenna) Pro Santos 3 (Luke Coen, Shaun O’Brien, Ashley Jordan), Kenilworth Town Juniors 0 Binley Woods 2 (Michael Spencer, Paul Green), Longford Community FC 4 (Arron Francis 2, Luke Gregory 2) Wyken Aces 1 (Garry Rothann), Ryona FC 1 (Thomas Gibbins) All Nations 5 (Wayne Hinks 2, Kieran Joseph 2, Ravinder Sandhu)

Under 13A: Central Ajax 7 (Simon Swinson, Mark Passey 2, Lee Sallis 3, Henry Leaver) Bedworth United 1 (Joe Smith-Walker), London Road Lions 5 (Tom Newey, James Collins 4) Finham Park Rangers 3 (Adam Howey 3), Massey Ferguson Colts 3 (John Thompson, Nathan Harvey 2) Ash Green United 1 (Cameron Tune), PSA Peugeot Citroen v Binley Woods, Rugby Town 10 (Alex Platt 3, Tom Swift 2, Thomas Elliott, Liam Bailey 3) Dunlop Juniors 0, St. Nicolas’ Boys v Bedworth Eagles, Wyken FC 2 (Ben Kearney, Daniel Smith) Chapelfields Colts 0

Under 13B: Allesley Aces 2 (Stephen Cleaver, Lee Rogalski) Coventry Aquatics 4 (Scott Chapman, Danny Harris, Dean Crossfield, Carl Neale), Christ the King Rovers 1 (Liam Montgomery) Coundon Colts 3 (Martin Carling, Daniel Blackwell, James Bryson), Coventry Jaguar Youth 0 Whitley Colts 20, Earlsdon FC 6 (Danny Barlow, James Hnatushka 2, Joseph Atkins 3) AT7 Youth 0, Radford Rangers 8 (Lee Norman, Joe Kenny 2, Raspal Bansal, Kadeem King 4) Rugby Town (2003) 0, Rugby Town (2002) 9 (Aaron Crisp, Halim-Halim 2, Max Beard 2, Robbie Flude 4) Allesley Eagles 1 (Chris Thompson), The Boat FC Juniors 1 (Damien Edwards) Ernesford Dynamos 8 (Mark Curtis 5, Thomas Partridge 2, Gurjeet Minhas)

Under 14A: AT7 Youth 0 Finham Park Rangers 3 (Joe Kelleher, Matthew Holmes, Jamie Finn), Binley Woods 0 PSA Peugeot Citroen 4 (Matthew Limb, Chris Corkery, Tom Ison, Tom Massey), Norton Lindsey 7 (Craig Robinson 2, Adam Streeter 3, Josh Hensher, James Williams) Coundon Cockerels 1 (Liam Tucker)

Under 14B: Chapelfields Colts 9 (Blake Kassar 3, John Taylor 2, Ben Sykes, Matty Hall, Lawrence Vinnecombe, Jamie Beard) Coventry Jaguar Youth 0, Christ the King 2 (David Poole 2) Finham Park Colts 1 (Adam Pickup), Phoenix FC 8 (Ryan Brightwell, Jamie Trigg, Sean Tillings 3, Robert Denny, Matty Roberts 2) Rugby Town (2003) 1 (Perry Wilson), Spencer Sports 2 (Robert Beckham, Adam James) Panjab Radio Sporting 8 (Nathan Crick, Marcus Morrison, Logan Jackson 2)

Under 15A: Coventry Colliery 1 Ernesford Dynamos 3, Dunlop Juniors 3 Binley Woods 0, Morris Rangers 1 (Carl Jones) Marconi (Coventry) 2

Under 15B: Brinklow Juniors 4 (Adam Callagher, Lee Harris, Joe Shore 2) Allesley Aces 1 (Scott Thorpe), Finham Park Rangers 5 (Andrew Buswell 3, Jonathan Bailey, Brad Roberts) Pinley NDC 4 (James Tovey 2, Shane Hand 2)

Under 16A: Christ the King 0 Morris Rangers 3, North Warwickshire College 6 Hartshill Sports 1

Under 16B: Kenilworth Town never seriously troubled the Corner Post goalkeeper despite enjoying an equal amount of the play, only to slip to a 7-0 defeat as Corner post scored five second half goals.

Baginton Guild 0 White Hart Sports 9, Chapelfields Colts 1 PSA Peugeot Citroen 3, Coventry Red Devils 3 (Raj Bali 3) Pinley NDC 2, Kenilworth Town 0 Corner Post Colts 7 (Aaron James 2, Lyle McGrath, Craig Corbett, Lewis Dhesi 2, Philip Whitehead)

Under 18 Red: Bulkington Sports 2 (Mark Harrison, Stuart Leddy) Christ the King 0, Central Ajax 2 (Richard Taylor, Warren Hoyte) Castle Hurst Colts 0, Silhill Youth 9 (David Snape, Martin Moran 3, Jerome Fleming 3, Sean Coyle, Sean Norton) Bilton Ajax 0

Under 18 Blue: Sporting Athletic were cruising against AT7 Youth at half time, leading 4-0 but they had a rude awakening in the second half as Kieran Little scored twice for AT7 to rock Sporting. The Athletic lost their shooting boots as AT7 grew in confidence and were indebted to a late goal from Simeon Williams to complete a 5-2 win.

Finham Park Rangers 8 (Adam Stuart 2, David Lancaster, David Isaac 4, James Waggitt) Cannon Park Colts 1 (Dan Tunney), Hawkes Mill Juniors 5 (Danny McShane, James Morgan 2, Dan Tomalin, Andy Morrissey) Bedworth Athletic 1 (John Petch), Kenilworth Wardens 6 (Matt Godfrey 2, Dane Watt, Alex Hiorns, John Scammell, Lawrence Newbold) Allesley Athletic 2 (Jack Wear 2), Panjab Radio Sporting 3 (Arran White 3) Coundon Court Old Boys 0, Sporting Athletic 5 (Simeon Williams 2, Anthony Balcarres, William Cromwell, Matthew Doherty) AT7 Youth 2 (Kieran Little), Whitley Juniors 1 (Martin Shaw) GNP Sports 2 (Jaskaran Dosanjh, Pavinder Somal)

Tamworth Invitation Trophy:

Under 11: Dunlop Juniors 4 (Jake Holt 2, Jordan Daniel, Stephen O’Sullivan) Coton Green 3, Whitley Juniors 2 (Callum Fleming, Liam Rutter) Arbury Athletic 2 (Sean Dawson, Ryan Isherwood) after extra time, Arbury won 4-3 on penalties

Under 13: Whitley Juniors 3 (Kane Jones, Lee Morgan, Danny Loney) St. Nicolas’ Boys 2 (Simon Rawbone, Paul Koenig)

Under 14: Dosthill Colts 1 Wallace JFC 4 (Lee Pemberton 2, Tom Evans, Nugent),Elford 0 Whitley Juniors 7 (Dean Kimberlin 2, Adam Bannister, Gregory Gibson, Daniel Pickard, Craig Cunniff, Matty Jardim),  North Warwickshire College 1 Elford Boys 2

Under 15: Coventry Sphinx Juniors 3 Gresley 2, Nuneaton Griff  4 (Ryan Birch, Matthew Travis, Ryan Gudger) Weddington Thistle 1, Rugby Town 5 Coundon Cockerels 4 (Ben Malone, Luke Thomas, Joe Holcroft, Lee Hunt) after extra time,  Whitley Juniors 4 (Sean Sproul 2, Ross Knight 2) Mount Nod Highway 0

Under 16: Dunlop Juniors 6 Coundon Cockerels 0