 Aylsham Wanderers U12s 2 v 6
Sheringham Warriors U12s
Sheringham Warriors turned in one of their best performances of the season against a
battling Aylsham team. The Warriors got off to a flier, when Jacob Knowles received
the ball from the kick-off and flew down the left wing putting in an inch perfect cross
for Shane Cox to head into the corner of the net, the first goal was timed at 17
seconds. The Sheringham boys then had some more good chances with Cameron Humphrey
shaving the post on a couple of occasions. Jacob Knowles then got good reward for
his hard work when he raced through and slotted the ball past the keeper. Aylsham
then came close to getting a goal but a brilliant point blank save from John Reynolds kept
them out. The Warriors were piling a lot of pressure on the Aylsham defence and won
a free kick some 30 yards from goal, Shane Cox put a teasing ball in, the pressure from
the Warriors forwards then caused an Aylsham player to head into his own net.
Aylsham were still giving their all and got a goal back but it wasn't long before the
passing game of the Warriors resulted in Harry Carrington being able to receive the ball
and calmly slot the ball under the Aylsham Keeper. Next came the wonder goal with
Shane Cox picking the ball up in his own half and firing it into the top of the net, this
capped off a superb half for the Sheringham Warriors.
The second half was a lot tighter than the first half but both teams still produced
chances; Sheringham went close with Josh Glister having his shot well saved by the Aylsham
keeper and Ben Conn going close on a number of occasions. The play had switched from
left to right and Jodi Norris was getting a lot of success down that flank fighting his
way past the Aylsham defence, he was rewarded for his endeavors when he managed to
outstrip the Aylsham defence and fire the ball into the back of the net. The
Warriors were still coming under attack but Tom Harrison, Tommy Bywater, Tom Fleming and
Ali Burghall were like rocks at the back dealing with everything that came at them, their
good work during the match had helped to instill a lot of confidence in the team giving
the attacking players license to go forward. Aylsham kept working hard and to their
credit picked up a goal in the last minute but this had turned out to be a superb team
performance by the Sheringham Warriors who had passed the ball around the pitch sublimely.
A NEW WI
Following a positive response to the possibility of a new WI in Sheringham a further
meeting has been arranged for 23rd November in the Coffee Lounge of St Andrew's Church,
Cromer Road at 2.30pm (please note change of date).
Hopefully we will formally form a WI, which will include accepting subscriptions.
Following refreshments there will be a speaker who will enlighten us on how to
"Discover our ancestors"!
All ladies are welcome, so do join us. If you are interested but unable to attend
please do not hesitate to contact me, tel. 01485 601206 email floribunda2@tiscali.co.uk.
Janet Rose, WI Adviser Norfolk Federation of Women's Institutes.
CROMER COMMUNITY & HOSPITAL FRIENDS
Dear Editor, May I through your column convey my thanks to everyone who supported our
Grand Charity Concert at The Pier Pavilion, Cromer on Friday 20th October. The
evening was a great success and the audience enjoyed a superb concert given by The Just
Jazz Goodtime Jazzband, thanks lads you were brilliant. I would also like to thank
all those who helped on the night and those who so generously donated raffle prizes and to
the Pier Management for all their help and support.
The concert raised a wonderful £1618.19 which will go to help the recently opened
Dialysis unit at Cromer Hospital and to continue our work providing equipment and patient
care and comforts in the Cromer community.
Peter Wigley, Vice Chairman, Cromer Community & Hospital Friends. |
