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1 March 2018 Issue 15 Kerry Underwood For last week’s edition of this newsletter click here. MATCH RESULT Saturday 24 February (HOME) 0 - 0 Full time - Attendance 508 – National League South Top 10 MATCH REPORT HHTFC v HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE - 24/02/18 Hemel Hempstead Town 0 Havant and Waterlooville 0 The Tudors winless streak stretched to four games as Hemel welcomed back James Kaloczi after a recent toe these two promotion contenders cancelled each other out, injury, the tall midfielder coming on as a sub and he with few chances at either end during the whole 90 added some quality to their build up play. With time minutes. Hemel’s new signing, Karl Oliyide had the first running out the home side started to look more effort on target after 15 minutes when he shot from the dangerous and they almost nicked the points with edge of the box but it lacked power and was easily dealt minutes left. A flowing move involving Kaloczi and with by Hawks goalminder Ryan Young. Havant had their Hoskins opened up Havant’s well organised back line first chance when a Theo Lewis header was well saved by but Hoskins attempted effort from close range was Laurie Walker. Tudor’s skipper for the game Darren Ward blocked on the line by Young. The final piece of action managed to get his head onto a cross from the right but it saw Jordan Parkes try his luck from distance but his well lacked direction and drifted wide. There were a couple of struck shot was deflected wide. half chances at both ends around the half hour mark, Lewis forced another easy save out of Walker and Scott In the end a draw was a fair reflection of the game and Shulton tried his luck from outside the area but once again it leaves Hemel in seventh place and still just in play off it failed to trouble Young. The best opportunity of the half contention. came just before the break when Havant’s No 9 Jason Prior arrived unmarked at the back post but he couldn’t Hemel 1:Laurie Walker 2:Dan Spence 3:Joe Howe keep his header down and it clipped the top of the bar (15:James Kaloczi) 4:Kyle Connolly 5:Darren ward © when it looked easier to score. 6:Matt Saunders 7:Hershall Sanchez-Watt 8:Scott Shulton 9:David Moyo 10:Karl Oliyide (14:Will Hoskins) There was little to talk about in the second period, with 11:Spencer McCall (12:Jordan Parkes) Subs not used The Hawks having more of the possession but failing to 16:Matt Spring 17:Michael Cain. create anything of note. Both keepers had some tidying up to do but were barely troubled as the game drifted Man of the Match Kyle Connolly towards its climax. Attendance 508 FORTHCOMING FIXTURES: Sat 3 Mar 15:00 Tue 6 Mar 19:45 (Away) Welling United v Hemel Hempstead Town FC (Home) Hemel Hempstead Town FC vs East Thurrock United The Vanarama National League - National League South The Vanarama National League - National League South GREAT NEWS! Academy coach Kenny Mutsanya has successfully passed his UEFA 'B' coaching badge. Kenny passed the final element of the course today on the astro at Hemel Hempstead Town F.C. This is a tremendous achievement not only for Kenny, but will also be a great benefit to the club and academy where Kenny coaches our students. Kenny is pictured with the Football Association Tutor Eddie McCluskey. All at the club would like to congratulate Kenny on this a fantastic achievement. The Lord's Taverners help provide outdoor play space for the Collett School 26th Feb 2018 This story shows the community spirit that there is in Hemel Hempstead. Anna Patsalides, a solicitor at Hemel Hempstead Town FC’s sponsors Underwoods Solicitors is Vice Chair of Governors at Collett School, while partners Kerry Underwood and Robert Males are active Lord’s Taverners. Hemel Hempstead Town FC support Collett School and will be presenting a cheque at the home game on 24 March. Anna Patsalides said: “I am very proud to act as Vice Chair for Collett School. The donation from the Lord Taveners will be invaluable to the school. Collett School is one of the lowest funded schools in the county despite the fact that it caters for children with complex needs and significant disabilities. Grants such as these mean so much to the school and to the pupils and I cannot thank the Lord Taveners enough for their kind generosity” The Lord's Taverners were joined by Sky Sports presenter Matt Floyd at The Collett School for Special Educational Needs in Hemel Hempstead last Friday, 23 February, to officially open their brand new outdoor play space. The new facility was made possible thank to a £20,000 grant awarded to the school by the charity. The Collett School for Special Educational Needs is Hertfordshire's only all-through special educational needs school, which caters for nearly 130 children with learning disabilities and complex needs including MLD, cerebral palsy, Tourrette's syndrome and Batton's disease. All students have significant disabilities, with many having Down's syndrome and half having autism. They also cater for pupils with extremely rare disorders (one of whom is one of only two in the world with that diagnosis). The new outdoor play equipment will help pupils to develop communication and physical skills and gain a boost confidence, improve physical and mental health, while helping them develop emotional responses. The grant, and subsequent installation of the equipment, was made possible thanks to the support of players of the People’s Postcode Lottery (PPL). Players of PPL play with their postcodes to win cash prizes while raising money for charities and good causes across Great Britain and internationally, and their support of the Lord’s Taverners has helped provide this new outdoor play space for the Collett School. Head of Operations at The Collett School, Gillian Lawton, said: "There are so many positive impacts that this new outdoor space is going to have on the school. It will provide happiness, confidence, growth, inspiration and will improve opportunities in life going forward. Thank you always seems such a small phrase. The difference that this outdoor play space will make is phenomenal." Sky Sports presenter and broadcaster, and Lord's Taverner Matt Floyd, added: "Today we've opened this outdoor play space, which the kids can utilise from now on. It gives them a chance to get outside without leaving the school. It's really rewarding for me to come and see something like this first-hand as you get to see the kids using the new equipment and it really hits home just how the money we raise is put to such a good use." TUDORS WALKING FOOTBALL SIDE Hemel's Happy Feet played their Return Fixture on Saturday 24th February against Many Shades of Grey from Havant & Waterlooville at Cavendish School prior to the corresponding 1st team game at Vauxhall Road. Having now been together for about 8 months the team were far more fluent this time round. Hemel took an early lead in the first quarter but Many shades of Grey quickly responded by scoring twice to take the lead. As in the previous game in Hampshire on November 11th the Tudors got better as the game went on scoring three times in the second half to record a 4-2 victory. Hemel's Happy Feet were clearly the better side having also had two goals disallowed and hitting the woodwork 4 times. At the end of the game both sets of players headed up to Vauxhall Road to watch the first team game after first taking in the hospitality provided by the football club Goalscorers: Jimmy Holmes 3, Mike Parkes 1 Squad: Back Row - Phil Rickett, Mark Thompson, Tony Dean, Steve Buckey, Nigel Morrison, Jimmy Holmes Front Row: Ian McKenzie, Dave Wolfrey, Paul Church, Mike Parkes Basketball Buddies MATCH RESULTS Saturday 24 February (HOME) 87 – 81 Sunday 25 February (AWAY) 72 – 64 -Full match report here- BUSY FINAL MARCH FOR STORM! STORM ON SKY! Storm return to Sportspace this Saturday in their first of All supporters at the game last Saturday will have seen the three home games to complete the regular league season. Sky Sports camera and reporter. The Sky team were With the battle hotting up for play-off places (finishing in covering the funding crisis of the British National the top 4 guarantees a home play-off game) Storm need Basketball team. to take advantage of home games with their fantastic Watch the report that was aired on Sky Sports yesterday. supporters who always help push the team to their best. http://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/basketball/112 Saturday 3rd March 69524/basketball-funding-in-crisis 7pm tip off Hemel Storm vs Derby Trailblazers I'm sure you will agree that Hemel Storm and the Sportspace, Park Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1JS community support you give us came across very well. Tickets available at www.stormbasketball.net We welcome our sponsors employees to the game as our guests. Please email me to put your on the guest list. Hope to see you there ! Our footballing friends Kings Langley Kings Langley play in the Southern Premier League. MATCH RESULT 24 February 1 - 1 -Full match report here- Forthcoming fixtures: Kings Langley FC v Biggleswade Town - Sat 03 Mar, 2018 K.O. 15:00 Southern Premier League # Team Played Wins Draws Losses Pts 18. Merthyr Town 35 10 11 14 41 19.