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Dutch Delight for Youngsters Worksop Town rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk THE ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2015 Page 97 SPORT 8 Coaches ready Academy lift to take on new county crown FOOTBALLING scholars from a challenge sporty school have had a fantastic first season together. with Millmoor The teenagers from Maltby Academy's scholar - ship programme won the English Colleges FA MILLMOOR Juniors have appointed a Yorkshire and Humberside Division with two new management team to help develop games to spare. Run in tandem with Sheffield FC, the world's younger players. oldest football club, the programme offers 16-18 Dixie Nightingale, Paul Toy and kit man Pete year-olds an achievable and realistic pathway into Brooks are to take care of Juniors' reserves side semi-professional football while studying at the and all three come with a wealth of experience school. in local football and were formerly involved The lads access high-quality football provision with another County Senior League club, Swal - working with coaches who have previously and lownest Miners Welfare. currently coach/played within the professional Nightingale is a Level 2 coach and Toy an FA game. licensed coach and qualified physiotherapist. Coaches Matt Higgins and Ian Breckin, the for - Brooks was for many years the mainstay behind mer Rotherham United player, are delighted with Sheffield Athletic. progress. The team won all eight of its opening A spokesman said: "All are looking forward league fixtures. to the challenge of developing young players at Matt said: "The boys have done wonderfully in Millmoor Juniors." their first season, the early signs have been been The County Senior League ended last week - very positive. end, with Swinton Athletic the champions for "The players have developed massively over the the first time. season and this can only be beneficial to the schol - Final tables: arship, Maltby Academy and Sheffield FC. A num - Premier Division ber have signed forms with the club. P WDL F APts "It's a fantastic opportunity for the lads to further Swinton Athletic .............24 16 3 5 62 42 51 develop their football education and experience in Houghton Main ................24 14 6 4 43 25 48 Swallownest MW ............24 14 2 8 52 35 44 addition to their academic studies." Jubilee Sports ...................24 10 6 8 49 41 36 For more details ring Maltby Academy on 01709 Stocksbridge PS Res .........24 9 7 8 40 32 34 812864 or contact Matt Higgins at Handsworth Parramore .....23 10 4 9 48 43 34 FIRST CLASS...The Maltby Academy football team who have won the Yorkshire and Humberside division of [email protected] or Chris Dolby at Oughtibridge WMFC .......24 9 6 9 41 40 33 the English Colleges League celebrate with coach Matt Higgins. 150735-2 [email protected] or visit www.maltbyacad - Athersley Rec Reserves ...23 8 8 7 36 35 32 emy.com Joker FC (Saturday) ......24 8 3 13 36 56 27 Millmoor Juniors ...........24 7 4 13 60 64 25 Wombwell Main ..............24 6 7 11 41 54 25 Wickersley .......................24 7 4 13 43 64 25 Frecheville CA ................24 6 2 16 35 55 20 Main look to Division One North Gawber Colliery ....22 16 3 3 57 21 51 Penistone Church Res .......22 15 5 2 66 19 50 Thorpe Hesley ................22 13 4 5 52 36 43 bright future Ecclesfield RRe 1915 ........22 12 3 7 51 35 39 Silkstone United ...............22 12 3 7 49 39 39 Kingstone United .............22 10 4 8 39 33 34 MALTBY Main's new management High Green Villa ..............22 9 5 8 42 30 32 team get to work this summer on trying to South Kirkby Colliery ......22 8 3 11 43 56 27 steer the club up the Northern Counties AFC Dronfield .................22 6 2 14 46 76 20 Sheffield Bankers .............22 5 2 15 35 63 17 East League. Davy ..................................22 4 3 15 27 60 15 Main finished third bottom of the Premier Di - Millmoor Juniors Res ....22 3 1 18 22 61 10 vision last season, four places lower than the year Division Two before but well above the relegation zone. Joint Denaby Main ...................24 17 3 4 77 32 54 managers Spencer Fearn and Mark Askwith take Caribbean Sports ..............24 16 5 3 71 28 53 Denaby United ..................24 15 4 5 65 33 49 charge as the club celebrates its centenary. Byron House ....................24 15 2 7 69 39 47 Parkgate's 16th place finish was three higher Worsbrough Br Athc Res ..24 12 2 10 41 35 38 GOOD IMPRESSIONS...Wickersley Youth U12s A during their trip to Holland. than the previous year. Parkgate Reserves ..........24 10 3 11 49 57 33 NCEL Premier Division Maltby Main Reserves ....24 10 3 11 41 69 33 ...........................................PWD L F A Pts Frecheville CAFC Ress ...24 9 5 10 49 47 32 Shaw Lane Aquaforce .......40 29 74130 33 94 Shaw Lane AF Reserves ..24 8 4 12 44 62 28 Dutch delight for youngsters Worksop Town ..................40 28 66126 38 90 Kiveton Park ..................24 7 3 14 30 46 24 Tadcaster Albion ...............40 27 58112 46 86 New Bohemians ...............24 6 5 13 44 50 23 JUNIOR footballers built The group of 35, including parents hosts missing a penalty in the last Cleethorpes Town .............40 27 3 10 108 52 84 Sheffield Lane Top ...........24 5 1 18 24 62 16 and grandparents, stayed in the beau - minute. Barton Town Old Boys .....40 24 4 12 94 59 76 Bawtry Town ....................24 3 6 15 39 83 15 bridges with counterparts in Heanor Town .....................40 23 5 12 92 43 74 U21s Division Holland on a successful week - tiful De Emhof Center Parcs. What The team, managed by ex-Miller Handsworth Parramore .....40 22 8 10 90 45 74 ...........................................PWD L F A Pts was unique about the trip was that Len Curtis and Andy Yates, wish to Bridlington Town ..............40 20 11 9 80 54 71 end tour. Staveley Miners Welfare ...40 20 6 14 68 57 66 Handsworth Parra’ U21 ....22 19 1 2 92 18 58 Wickersley Youth U12s A team every single player went free of thank Jane Curtis, who organised the Houghton Main U21 ........22 16 2 4 86 40 50 charge due to the £5,000 raised trip and co-ordinated the fund-raising. Albion Sports ....................40 19 2 19 93 69 59 played two games against high-qual - Pickering Town .................40 17 8 15 79 82 59 Millmoor Juniors U21 ...22 15 2 5 76 49 47 through fund-raising and sponsor - Tanks also go to sponsors Wicker - Swallownest MW U21 ....22 13 6 3 69 36 45 ity teams from the Amsterdam A Thackley ............................40 14 7 19 61 80 49 Athersley Recreation U21 22 11 3 8 52 37 35 League, drawing 2-2 with VVOG and ships. sley Cantonese, Alan Smith Physio - Athersley Recreation .........40 13 8 19 52 68 47 North Gawber Coll U21 ...22 9 6 7 45 35 30 Two stunning strikes from Alex therapy, CJ Carley Painting, CM Garforth Town ...................40 11 11 18 59 68 44 beating FC Lelystad A 4-3. Nostell Miners Welfare .....40 11 5 24 60 90 38 AFC Dronfield U21 .........22 8 3 11 58 68 25 Lelystad were so impressed with Bonnington earned a draw in the first Property Developers, Assist 24 hour Parkgate ...........................40 10 8 22 47 80 38 Bawtry Town U21 ............22 7 2 13 44 74 23 the quality of football and behaviour game and he notched a hat-trick Nursing, Pukka Pies, Total Wellbeing, Armthorpe Welfare ...........40 10 7 23 54 110 37 Wombwell Main U21 .......22 5 5 12 34 62 20 against Lelystad, one of the strongest Darren Wright Painting, Leger Travel, Liversedge .........................40 9724 46 93 34 Caribbean Sports U21 ......22 5 4 13 35 61 17 of the Rotherham lads that they now want to bring six teams to the town junior clubs in Holland. Mitchell Parkins Accountants and the Bramley Maltby Main (-3) .............40 11 3 26 65 119 33 Denaby United U21 .........22 3 2 17 33 75 11 Retford United ..................40 5629 37 137 21 Davy U21 .........................22 2 2 18 35 104 8 next summer. Clogg got the other goal, with the and Wickersley Lions. Glasshoughton Welfare .....40 5332 30 160 18 Whitehill agony Pewter make it THERE was final-day agony as Brinsworth Whitehill were pipped to a clean sweep top spot in the South Yorkshire Ama - PEWTER Pot comfortably teur League. beat Wilton Athletic to win the Needing to win at Sheffield Medics to overhaul unbeaten leaders Grimethorpe George Stainrod Memorial Tro - Sports, Whitehill had to settle for a 4-4 draw. phy. Goals from Steve Hopewell, Ryan Steventon Sunday morning's final at the New and subs Matt Baker and Josh Bew weren't York Stadium finished 6-1 to the quite enough to give them the result they favourites, with Jason Moxon bagging needed. a hat-trick. Lee Williams, Chris Green ...........................................PWD LGD Pts and Will Senior also netted while Grimethorpe Sports. ..........26 22 40125 70 Craig Patterson replied for Wilton. Brinsworth Whitehill. .....26 22 31103 69 Sheffield Medics. ..............24 16 4457 52 Pewter Pot's success completes a Dale Dynamos. .................26 17 1838 52 clean sweep of the Sunday cups for Euroglaze. .........................26 16 2825 50 Kimberworth teams as AFP won the Swinton Athletic. .............25 11 7714 40 Rotherham Association Cup and Three Feathers PoW. .........26 12 4 10 9 40 Brian Beeley Knockout Cup and Hill Sheffield West End. ...........26 10 2 14 -21 32 Tappers.
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