Buxton U12s 3 v 7 Sheringham Warriors U12s

The new Sheringham Warriors kicked off their season with a victory over Buxton.  The game started brightly with Jodi Norris opening the scoring for the Warriors with a well taken finish, but it wasn't too long before Buxton equalized when their striker managed to out pace the Warriors defence to fire past the helpless John Reynolds.  The Warriors battled back and soon retook the lead when Harry Carrington was on hand to score and just before half time a well worked move by the Sheringham boys saw the ball ping around in the goal mouth for Ben Conn to nod in.  At half time it was 1-3 to the Warriors.  The second half started really brightly for the Warriors with a lovely passing move being finished off by Harry Carrington.  Buxton always looked dangerous going forward with their strikers always looking lively, but down the flanks the impressive Ali Burghall and Tom Harrison were dealing with every thing that came at them.  Sheringham Warriors then made it 1-5 when the defence of Buxton was breached and a lovely square ball was knocked in by Josh Glister.  Buxton then made it a bit more tense by scoring two more goals each time breaking down the middle of the Warriors defence and firing the ball home.  Will Parker then picked up the ball on the right hand side and crossed the ball in, for Josh Glister to sublimely flick the ball into the back of the net.  The Warriors then made it 3-7 when Ben Conn laid the ball on to Cameron Humphrey who fired the ball into the roof of the net.  This was a good performance from Sheringham Warriors considering it being their first game of the season and the temperature it was played in.

CHESS MASTER TAKES ON THE CLUB!

DOREEN BIRCH - LOCAL ARTIST

When I was young I was always drawing.  My mother was always looking for me and there I was hidden away with my drawing book and pencil, so everybody knew what to buy me for birthdays and Christmas.  I enjoy it so much it takes me out of myself into a different world.

When I worked in a clothing factory, in north London, my foreman and his wife took a liking to me and called me in their office one day when I was about 17 years old and asked if I would like to go art college at their expense.  Unfortunately I was unable to accept their offer, as my mother needed the money coming into the home.  I have, therefore, taught myself and cannot claim to be fully professional artist, maybe it was for the best as I have my own style.  Thank you for taking the time to read this collum.  See my advert on page 15.

SHERINGHAM SPORTS ASSOCIATION

SSA is a voluntary organisation which is made up of representatives from the following: Sheringham Cricket Club, Sheringham Youth Football Club, Sheringham Football Club and Sheringham Tennis Club.  Along with it's own committee and prominent local figures.  We are currently looking for enthusiastic people to fill the following posts.
Treasurer - Secretary - Bar Co-ordinator
For more information on above or to apply please contact Clive Rayment on 01263 822302.
Our AGM is on 6th November, everybody is welcome.