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JC C VII
Opposition
Result
Goals
Scorers
Us Them
Moulsford
Lost
1
5
Dunipace
Cheam
Won 5
1
Millard M x3, Nevskyy x2
Magdalen College
Won 3
1
Dunipace, Loxton-Edwards, Nevskyy
Lambrook
Lost
1
6
Loxton-Edwards
Crosfields
Won 3
2
Loxton-Edwards x2, Macdonald
Elstree
Won 4
1
Loxton-Edwards x3, Nevskyy
Ludgrove
Drew 0
0
Cothill
Won 9
0
Macdonald x4, Nevskyy x3, SamAlao x2
JC D VII
Opposition
Result
Goals
Scorers
Us Them
Moulsford
Lost
2
5
BarlowW, BalogunT
Cheam
Won 6
2
Balogun J, BarlowW, Cannon, Sam-Alao x3
Lambrook
Lost
1
2
BarlowW
Crosfields
Won 10 0
BarlowW, Giffard x4, Low, Sam-Alao x4
Elstree
Won 3
0
Low x2, Sam-Alao
Ludgrove
Lost
0
2
JC E VII
Opposition
Result
Goals
Scorers
Us Them
Moulsford
Lost
0
1
Lambrook
Lost
1
5
MacNaughton
Elstree
Won 3
0
Barker x3
BenAllison
– had a great term for the team,
playing in a variety of positions, and often
showed great skill and tenacity.
Oscar Gleason
– our incredibly gutsy keeper
was remarkably courageous with all his saves
and often kept a clean sheet, whilst corralling
the troops into action.
The JCD team also produced a sterling effort
throughout the season and demonstrated the
ability to play unselfishly and with genuine
commitment. In a tough start against Moulsford
they played well as a team and produced a
memorable phase of play, with a series of
accurate passes that allowed
William Barlow
to simply tap the ball across the goal line.
However, the opposition were just too strong
in the end, despite the best efforts of
Blake
Low
and
Joel Balogun
, who covered a lot of
ground in defence and attack.Through real
determination we gave Cheam a bit of a hiding,
which included a well-deserved hat-trick from
Zachary Sam-Alao
. Lambrook were forced
to work hard for their, perhaps fortuitous, win,
thanks to a tireless performance by
Somers
Elworthy
.A disappointing defeat, but we came
back well to record a stunning 10-0 demolition
of Crosfields, with the four-goal
William
Giffard
leading the rampage. In a fast and
physical match against Elstree,
MylesWilliams
saw to it that Elstree would not come close
to scoring, and his clean sheet in goal enabled
us to achieve a fiendish victory.Although our
loss to Ludgrove was disappointing, we never
gave up trying, and
Dima Fitzherbert
was
particularly valiant.
The JCEs played just three matches and were
delighted to finish with a solid victory over
Elstree, which included a hat-trick from the
captain,
Jago Barker
.All the players contributed
keenly, with
Mark MacNaughton
providing a
strong presence and
Nicolas Carcelle
showing
some deft touches.
RBL & JB
“we romped home
to several great
victories”
Under
9 A VI
From the very start, it was
clear that there was going to
be great strength in depth
within the year group.
The boys trained hard during the build-up
to their first match and, most impressively,
listened to advice and instructions. Against
Cheam possession was very equal for much
of the game and the half time score of 0-0
was thanks in part to
Somto Sylvester-
Monye’s
incredible tackling and secure
clearing. Unfortunately, a penalty awarded
to Cheam in the last minute saw them win
the game 1-0. At Lambrook we were a little
dispirited to see a much smaller pitch, and
smaller goals, than we’d been practising
on but again we competed on even terms
for much of the game.
Henry Snow
, our
captain, delivered some exceptional passes
and
Jago Edsberg
had some nail-bitingly
close shots on goal, but some breakaway
runs by their strong attacking player saw
them win the match. It must be noted that
the referee commented that one of the
saves made by our keeper,
Jake Lee
, was
the best he had ever seen at this age. After
two defeats, the boys seemed even more
determined and threw themselves into
training sessions.
The Horris Hill match was unfortunately
very one-sided. Edsberg produced some
amazing shots and scored four goals. In
the second half, after we’d swapped the
team around, defender Sylvester-Monye
also bagged a hat-trick and goalkeeper Lee
came close. It was a much closer affair at
S u m m e r F i e l d s
2 0 1 5 – 2 0 1 6
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