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TOP OF THE TABLE CLASH... SATURDAY 15th DECEMBER 2012 2:30pm Kick Off JOHN ORCHARD & CO SCRAP YARD, ST DAY 01209 700866 V JOLLY’S COMBINATION LEAGUE O ST DAY A.F.C G PRESTIGE EMBROIDERY U V CARHARRACK 07900 477847 E ILLOGAN R.B.L P St Day General Stores ST DAY AFC WOULD LIKE TO 12, Church Street, St Day WELCOME ALL PLAYERS AND Tel: 01209 820361 A SUPPORTERS OF ILLOGAN FOOTBALL CLUB R TEA, COFFEE, PASTIES AND OTHER HOT FOOD ALL SERVED FROM THE K KITCHEN INSIDE THE CLUBHOUSE. THE CLUB OFFICERS 2012-2013 TODAY’S LOCAL FIXTURES (Combo, Div 1 & Div 3) JOLLY’S COMBINATION —2:30pm KO DIVISION 1—2:30pm KO ADULT SECTION YOUTH SECTION FALMOUTH ATH V NEWQUAY RES AFC HALSETOWN V NEWLYN NON-ATH PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN GOONHAVERN ATH V LUDGVAN LIZARD ARGYLE V TREVENSON UTD Brian Etherington Mark Leah HAYLE RES V ST JUST PERRANPORTH RES V PRAZE HOLMANS SC V TROON POOL UTD V STITHIANS PENDEEN ROVERS V PENRYN ATH RES ROSUDGEON V WEST CORNWALL CHAIRMAN SECRETARY PERRANWELL V PORTHLEVEN SENNEN V HELSTON ATH RES Tony Evans Clair Richards RNAS CULDROSE V FALMOUTH RES ST JUST RES V CHACEWATER ST DAY AFC V ILLOGAN RBL VICE CHAIRMAN TREASURER DIVISION 3 —2:30pm KO Mark Etherington ST IVES V MULLION CHACEWATER RES V GULVAL RES Adrian Walters WENDRON UTD V ST AGNES LANNER V ST DAY III SECRETARY ASSISTANT TREASURER MOUSEHOLE III V PENDEEN RES David Searle Rachel Richards PORTHLEVEN RGS V HOLMANS RES REDRUTH UTD RES V WENDRON UTD III TREASURER RUAN MINOR V MAWNAN RES WELFARE OFFICERS Adrian Walters ST BURYAN RES V ST AGNES III Helen Bryant & Nikki Burrows TROON RES V GOONHAVERN ATH RES FIXTURE SECRETARY Tony Evans & Adrian Walters GENERAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS NEXT SATURDAY’S (22nd) LOCAL FIXTURES (Combo, Div 1 & Div 3) Mike Cox, Dave Searle, Norman Leggett, JOLLY’S COMBINATION —2:30pm KO DIVISION 1—2:30pm KO Sarah Leggett, Carly Clarke HEAD GROUNDSMAN FALMOUTH ATH V PENDEEN ROVERS CHACEWATER V ST DAY RES Mark Leah & Roger Sowden HAYLE RES V GOONHAVERN ATH PERRANPORTH RES V ST JUST RES ILLOGAN RBL V PORTHLEVEN POOL UTD V HALSETOWN ASSISTANT GROUNDSMAN Under 12’s Manager MULLION V LUDGVAN PRAZE V LIZARD ARGYLE Dave Searle, Adrian Walters, Phil Richards ST AGNES V PENRYN ATH RES SENNEN V WEST CORNWALL John Swan, Dave Tedd & Peter Grenfell ST DAY AFC V HOLMANS SC STITHIANS V HELSTON ATH RES Under 12’s Assistant Manager ST IVES TOWN V WENDRON UTD TREVENSON UTD V ROSUDGEON 1st XI Manager Rob Churchill & Martyn Daughtery ST JUST V FALMOUTH TOWN RES DIVISION 3 —2:30pm KO Matt Harris TROON V PERRANWELL GOONHAVERN RES V REDRUTH RES Under 10’s Joint Managers HOLMANS RES V GULVAL RES 1st XI Assistant Managers Chris Bullen & Mark Richards MAWNAN RES V PORTHLEVEN RGS Andy Trathen & Mark Conniff PENDEEN RES V MOUSEHOLE III Under 8’s Managers ST AGNES III V LANNER 2nd XI Joint Managers Steve Barrell & Scott Langdon ST DAY III V TROON RES John Swan & Alan Williams Community Group (2-6 yrs old) Coaches LOCAL BOXING DAY FIXTURES 2nd XI Assistant Manager Roxanne Cook & Bethany Uren JOLLY’S COMBINATION —11am KO DIVISION 2—10:30am KO Kyle Barclay ILLOGAN RBL V HOLMANS SC CURY V MULLION RES Club Support Coaches LUDGVAN V PORTHLEVEN WENDRON UTD RES V PENRYN ATH III 3rd XI Manager Nathan Taylor, Ryan Harry, Kieran Leah MULLION V WENDRON UTD Vincent Trevena & Ryan Ault DIVISION 3 —10:30am KO PENDEEN ROVERS V ST JUST PENRYN RES V FALMOUTH TOWN RES GULVAL RES V PENDEEN RES GENERAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS MAWNAN RES V WENDRON UTD III Clive Jones, Jon Jordan & Roy Peters Redruth School GCSE Students DIVISION 1—10:30am KO Michael Palmer, Gareth Ireson LIZARD ARGYLE V HELSTON ATH RES DIVISION 4—10:30am KO WEBSITE CO-ORDINATORS' & Sunny Howard ST DAY RES V STITHIANS WENDRON UTD 4ths V LIZARD RES Tim Macknelly & Mark Leah TREVENSON UTD V POOL UTD JOLLY’S COMBINATION LEAGUE STANDINGS WELCOME FROM THE CHAIRMAN POS P W D L GD PTS 1 St Day 16 11 2 3 28 35 Welcome to Vogue Park 2 Illogan RBL 14 11 1 2 23 34 Today we are delighted to welcome Illogan RBL officials, 3 Pendeen Rovers 13 9 3 1 24 30 players and supporters to St Day. We are looking forward to 4 Perranwell 16 8 3 5 17 27 a really good game of football between our two teams who 5 Falmouth Town 16 8 2 6 4 26 are both doing well this season and are the top two teams in 6 Mullion 17 8 1 8 -2 25 the league at the moment with only one point between them. 7 St Ives Town 13 6 6 1 16 24 8 Goonhavern 13 7 3 3 15 24 Good luck to both teams, have a good game, play in the best 9 St Agnes 14 7 2 5 9 23 spirit of football, and may the best team win, being obviously 10 Penryn Athletic 15 7 2 6 3 23 biased I'm hoping it's St Day!! 11 Wendron United 14 6 3 5 4 21 12 Ludgvan 14 6 2 6 1 20 A warm welcome awaits you in the clubhouse all afternoon, 13 RNAS Culdrose 12 5 4 3 12 19 the bar is open and tea, coffee and refreshments are available from the kitchen. Look forward to seeing you. Compliments of the Season and best wishes and a 14 Troon 12 6 0 6 6 18 Merry Christmas to you all. 15 Hayle 16 4 4 8 -16 16 Tony Evans 16 Newquay 16 3 3 10 -23 12 Chairman St. Day F C 17 St Just 13 3 2 8 -15 11 18 Porthleven 19 3 2 14 -37 11 19 Falmouth Athletic DC 14 2 2 10 -29 8 CHRISTMAS DRAW 20 Holman Sports Club 15 2 1 12 -40 7 TONIGHT 8pm FORTHCOMING YOUTH FIXTURES Combination League Cup Q-F BUY YOUR FINAL SQUARES TODAY Goonhavern Athletic v Illogan RBL 16th Dec — St Day U10s v St Ives Town St Ives Town v Mullion ONLY £1 St Day AFC v Pendeen Rovers 6th Jan 2013 — Leedstown v St Day U10s Holman SC v Perranwell ALL PLAYERS, SUPPORTERS, OFFICIALS, 12th Jan — St Agnes U10s v St Day U10s Combination Supplementary Cup Preliminary Round GIRLFRIENDS & YOUTH PARENTS WELCOME 13th Jan — Leedstown v St Day Miners Porthleven Reserves v St Just 13th Jan — St Day U8s v Ludgvan U8s Falmouth Athletic v Hayle Reserves RNAS Culdrose v St Agnes DISCO BY HOT SPACE DISCO 20th Jan — Ludgvan U8s v St Day U8s Penryn Athletic Reserves v Ludgvan 20th Jan — St Day U10s v Helston U10s 1st Round SOME OF THE PRIZES 3rd Feb — Culdrose Hawks v St Day Miners Penryn/Ludgvan v Falmouth Town Troon v Fal Ath/Hayle MOUNTAIN BIKE - CHOCOLATES - MEAT VOUCHERS - Newquay Reserves v Culdrose/St Agnes WINE - MEALS FOR 2 - CHRISTMAS GIFTS - Wendron United v Porthleven/St Just VEG HAMPER - SPIRITS - BAGS OF COAL - BISCUITS Dates of matches to be arranged & ENGLAND SHIRTS (12-18 MONTHS, 9-11 YRS & LARGE) ST DAY AFC ILLOGAN RBL V BARRIE WYATT RYAN GENDALL KURTIS LONG MATT WITTS DOM PULLEN JUSTIN MILES JAMES MARTIN TERRY ROWE DAN BOWMAN NATHAN TAYLOR BEN WIDDERSHOVERN MARTIN DAY LUKE KELLAND TOM HOGARTH (CAPT) SAM EMERY CHRIS TOLLEY SAM FENTON LEWIS ELLIS ROB BRAY GAVIN BOON STUART PETERS RYAN TRATHEN AARON CLARKE DAN ELLIS ASHLEY KEMP MIKEY DAVIS JASON ROBERTS SHANE RICHARDS JORDAN SMITH Colours: Yellow/Black Shirts, Black Shorts, Black Socks Colours: Black/White Shirts, White Shorts, White Socks Manager: Matt Harris Manager: Mike Pascoe Assistant Manager: Andy Trathen Assistant Manager: Mark James Coach/First Aider: Mark Conniff (Not Present) Football Chairman: Lester Thomas First Aider: Steve Green TO-DAY’S MATCH SPONSOR TO-DAY’S MATCH BALL SPONSOR MATCH OFFICIALS MR PAUL BUTLER DAVE SEARLE & MARK ORAM .
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