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MOUSEHOLE V BUDE TOWN WHO’S WHO AT MOUSEHOLE AFC President Malcolm Brown Chairman Tim Richardson Vice Chairman Peter Robinson Secretary Darren Woodard Treasurer Mark Trevail First Team Player-Manager Steve Parker-Billinge SATURDAY 1ST APRIL 2017 Captain Billy Curtis First Aider John Bailey MOUSEHOLE v Kit Manager Darren Woodard Assistant Referees Darren Woodard, James Prisk BUDE TOWN SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE Reserves Team DIVISION 1 WEST Manager Harry Tonkin Kick off 3:00pm Assistant Manager Mark Trevail TODAY’S REFEREE: ALAN HOON Women’s Team League Match No. 27 of 34 Managers Dawn Bateman & Leanne Harvey Groundsman Mike Prisk Committee GRATEFUL THANKS TO MOUSEHOLE AFC’S 2016/17 KIT SPONSORS Dawn Bateman, Jenny Ellis, Mark Ellis, Tony Ellis, James Fisher, Leanne Harvey, Les Ladner, Andrew Large, James Prisk, Mike Prisk, ADDITION ACCOUNTANTS PENZANCE MAIN KIT SPONSOR….. Sarah Prisk, Brian Richardson, Nicola Richardson, Norma Richardson, and now sponsor of Jackie Robinson, Richard Walke Mousehole Primary School’s new kit! PEAKES OF TOLCARNE, FUNERAL DIRECTORS : 36 ADDITIONAL SHIRT SPONSOR MOUSEHOLE AFC (First Team) FIXTURES & RESULTS - 2016/17 SEASON MOUSEHOLE AFC HOSTS COUNTY SCHOOLS FINAL SAT 13 AUG H MILLBROOK 15.00 League Won 4-1 (HT 0-1) WED 17 AUG H WENDRON UNITED 18:30 League Won 3-0 (HT 0-0) ST BURYAN ACADEMY 2-3 SENNEN Sat 20 Aug A Liskeard Athletic 15:00 League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) WED 24 AUG H ILLOGAN RBL 18:30 League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) CORNWALL SCHOOLS FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION SAT 27 AUG H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 15:00 League Won 5-1 (HT 3-0) CENTENARY SHIELD FINAL 2016/17, TUESDAY 21ST MARCH 2017 SAT 03 SEPT H PLYMOUTH MARJON 15:00 League Won 3-0 (HT 1-0) Wed 07 Sept A Penryn Athletic 19:30 League Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) A total of 40 children and several dozen spectators enjoyed a spirited afternoon of football at Trungle SAT 10 SEPT H STICKER 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-0) Parc despite the cold and windy conditions and the occasional downpour and hailstones. SAT 17 SEPT H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 14:30 League Cup R1 Won 4-2 (HT 0-1) The main event at 4pm was the Centenary Shield Final, a competition between small schools across Wed 21 Sept A Porthleven 19.30 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-0) Cornwall who have fewer than 50 pupils aged 8 to 11. This year the two finalists were from the furthest Sat 24 Sept A Millbrook 15:00 League Won 4-1 (HT 3-0) west part of the county, and the winner would have their name on the Shield for the first time. Sat 01 Oct A Illogan RBL 15:00 League Lost 1-3 (HT 1-2) Sat 08 Oct A St Agnes 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R1 Won 3-1 (HT 1-1) The game took place on a specially marked-out 7-a-side area centred on the pitch at Trungle Parc, the SAT 15 OCT H ILLOGAN RBL 14.30 League Cup R2 Won 1-0 (HT 1-0) home of Mousehole AFC who play in the South West Peninsula League West Division. SAT 22 OCT H ELBURTON VILLA 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-1) Sat 05 Nov A Dobwalls 14:00 Cornwall Charity Cup R1 Won 2-1 (HT 1-0) The children had the use of the club’s home and away dressing rooms and each received an ‘official’ Sat 19 Nov A Plymstock United 14:15 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-2) programme designed by the club showing their names and details of the Centenary Shield competition. SAT 26 NOV H VOSPERS OAK VILLA 14:15 League Won 8-1 (HT 2-1) The match was refereed by Ray Brown, Chairman of Cornwall Schools FA and Cornwall FA Referee Sat 03 Dec A RNAS Culdrose 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R2 Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) Development Officer, and he assisted Tim Richardson, Chairman of Mousehole AFC, in presenting the Sat 17 Dec A Wendron United 14:15 League Won 2-1 (HT 2-0) medals to both sets of players and the Shield to the winners. Mon 26 Dec A Penzance 11:00 League Won 6-0 (HT 4-0) MON 02 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14.00 League Cup R3 Won 2-0 (HT 1-0) All the goals came in the first half, with St Buryan taking an early lead but Sennen coming back with SAT 07 JAN H ST DENNIS 14:15 League Drew 2-2 (HT 1-0) three goals of their own. As the end of the first 15 minutes approached, St Buryan scored again to make Sat 14 Jan A Millbrook 14:00 Cornwall Senior Cup R3 Lost 1-4 (HT 0-1) it 2-3 and set up an interesting second half. SAT 21 JAN H PENRYN ATHLETIC 14:15 League Drew 0-0 SAT 28 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14:15 League Won 4-1 (HT 2-0) Despite there being no further goals after the interval, the action continued from end to end with both Sat 11 Feb A Plymouth Marjon 15:00 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-1) teams fully committed and spectators kept on their toes, but with St Buryan just failing to get the goal Sat 18 Feb A Holsworthy 15:00 League Drew 2-2 (HT 1-0) that would have taken this thrilling game into extra time, Sennen were able to take the Shield back in the Wed 22 Feb A Bodmin Town 19.30 League Cup Quarter Final Lost 0-7 (HT 0-3) direction of Lands End, winners by 3-2. Sat 25 Feb A Elburton Villa 15:00 League Lost 0-6 (HT 0-3) The earlier part of the afternoon was taken up with a series of ‘friendly’ but thoroughly competitive SAT 04 MAR H PORTHLEVEN 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 1-1) matches between the pupils of Mousehole Primary School, refereed by Headteacher Chris Roynon, who SAT 11 MAR H WENDRON UNITED 14:00 Cornwall Charity Cup QF Lost 1-2 (HT 0-0) had been instrumental in selecting Trungle Parc as the venue for the final. SAT 18 MAR H LISKEARD ATHLETIC 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 1-1) Sat 25 Mar A Sticker 15:00 League Lost 1-4 (HT 0-2) Before presenting the Shield and medals to the Sennen and St Buryan teams, Ray Brown congratulated Tue 28 Mar A Wadebridge Town 19.30 League Lost 2-4 (HT 2-3) all the players on a well-fought and entertaining final. Thanking the club for their “fantastic hospitality”, SAT 01 APR H BUDE TOWN 15:00 League he added: “Despite the weather you put on an excellent occasion that was well enjoyed by all.” Sat 08 Apr A Dobwalls 15:00 League Commenting on the success of the occasion and the prospect of similar ventures in the future, Tim FRI 14 APR H PENZANCE 11:00 League - Good Friday Richardson said: “Thanks to everyone for a great day at Trungle Parc. It was a privilege for us all at the Mon 17 Apr A St Dennis 15.00 League - Easter Monday club to host such an event. The standard of the games was superb and the behaviour of the children a SAT 22 APR H DOBWALLS 15.00 League credit to the schools! The club is seeking to make greater use of Trungle Parc, not only for events such Sat 29 Apr A Bude Town 15.00 League as today’s, but also for children’s coaching and fun sessions at weekends and during school holidays.”” MON 01 MAY H PLYMSTOCK UNITED 14.00 League - May Bank Holiday Sat 06 May A Vospers Oak Villa 15.00 League Malcolm Vian, Competitions Organiser for Cornwall Schools Football Association sent his thanks on behalf of CSFA for putting on the final, adding: “Judging by the arrangements, you really have done Mousehole Reserves and Mousehole Women’s Fixtures and Results are on page 27 02 Mousehole AFC proud”. 35 Tim Richardson: Chairman’s Welcome A warm welcome to you all and to Bude Town, who are striving to pull away from the bottom-two in the league and achieve assured safety. This is our first match of the season against The Seasiders, and we make the 160-mile round trip to play the return fixture at Broadclose Park in four weeks’ time on 29th April. In the last two weeks, the First team have drawn one and lost two league matches. In the home 1-1 against Liskeard (report on page 22) we could have lost that match near the end so I reckon one point was better than none! The team put in a good performance at recently-crowned champions Sticker before going down 4-1 to a skilful, powerful side whose progress when promoted next season to the Premier Division will be interesting to follow (report on p. 13). Then on Tuesday evening we lost 4-2 at Wadebridge in a game we might have won with our strong second half show, had we not gifted them virtually all their goals (report on page 7). A special mention to new signing Matt McIlroy who will be a real menace to defences, and to 16-year old Ben Chapman who had a lively last 15 minutes in midfield as substitute, and to another 16-year old Will Trenoweth coming on at centre back for the last seven or eight minutes.
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