UNDER 9’S BLUE DIVISION
Devizes Town Youth battled well against Castle Combe Colts to win 4-2 on the day. Devizes saw goals from Josh List, Thomas Edwards and John Jones (2) one from an excellent corner with a Castle Combe player heading into his own net. In this hard fought Blue Division encounter FC Chippenham broke the deadlock against Warminster Highbury through an excellent run and cross by Arun Gurung and finished with a composed chip by Joshua Yates on fourteen minutes. Both teams were committed with Highbury pushing for the equalizer and were rewarded with just three minutes left to make sure they left with a point by the way of a very well hit free-kick. Two first half goals from Liam Naylor ensured Trowbridge's one hundred percent recorded continued. Trowbridge controlled their game against Melksham Town Youth from the start with Naylor scoring from an excellent through ball by Thomas Green after five minutes. Naylor added the second goal with a shot from outside the box shortly before half time.
The second half was a closer game with Melksham limiting Trowbridge to few chances however the eventual third goal was scored with a great header from Joe Blais after a George Lawford corner. UNDER 9’S GREEN DIVISION In a tight game played in difficult conditions both home side White Horse Dynamos and FC Chippenham had chances to score. White Horse Dynamos went in front when Ryan Witchell scored his first goal of the season. FC Chippenham had a late attempt to equalise but the shot hit the crossbar ending the game at 1-0 to the home side. UNDER 9’S RED DIVISION
Melksham Town Youth were a little sluggish in their first game in a month. By contrast Chippenham were as sharp as Melksham were rusty. Chippenham had a particularly strong spell early in the second half and played some outstanding football creating several excellent goal-scoring chances. Melksham were having their moments but struggled to find any fluency. In spite of the good football being played the deadlock was broken with yet another mix up in the Melksham defence this time after a Chippenham corner. Melksham struck back strongly and earned a penalty only to see the attempt put wide of the post. Chippenham settled the game mid way through the second half to wrap the game up with a well deserved 2.0 win. Matthew Warren was named Chippenham’s man-of-the-match. Two goals from in form Devizes Kyle Smith edged a tight match between Bromham and Devizes Town Youth. A mixture of near misses and good goalkeeping from Kai Nutland ensured Bromham held on for a 2-1 win.
The deadlock between home side Worton & Cheverell and Warminster Highbury was broken mid way through the first half when Worton’s Elliot Bodman fired a corner into the box to see it deflected into the net. Josh Hatcher came close three times but was denied by the woodwork before netting a further two goals in the first half for Worton and Cheverell. The second half saw Josh Hatcher complete his hat-trick with a third fine finish. Warminster were never out of the game and deserved their consolation goal near the close of play. Worton voted Josh Hatcher as man of the match but there was a notable performance from Liam Cutler who volunteered to go in goal at the last minute pulling off some fabulous saves. UNDER 9’S YELLOW DIVISION
Castle Combe Colts took the lead against White Horse Juniors Flames with a well taken goal before White Horse showed some bounce back ability with a well taken goal from Toby Inkpin. The Flames men of the match Chris and Joe Halliday then scored two brilliant goals each to take the three points at 5-2.
Another gutsy performance by FC Chippenham as they held their match against Melksham Park goal-less for the first ten minutes before Melksham scored the first of their six goals. Chippenham’s man of the match went to Ben Leslie.
In an excellent flowing game of football with good passing from both sides Trowbridge Town Youth ran out 5-0 victors over Bradford Town Youth following great defensive work from Kieran Gumm, Jodi Meaden and goalkeeper Daniel Saunderson. Trowbridge Town Youth took control of the game from the start with an excellent midfield display from Jamie Morris proving to be the main difference between the two sides setting up goals for Tyla Dobson, Jodi Meaden, Luke Petty and two from Kieran Plummer for the visitors to finish 5-0 winners. UNDER 10’S BLUE DIVISION Melksham Park earned their second win of the season after running out 1-0 winners at home to division leaders Larkhall Athletic Falcons. Tom Alsop scored the winner with just five minutes of normal time remaining. Ben Pring (2) and Adam Gerrard scored for home side Chippenham Town Youth in their local derby against FC Chippenham with ended 3-0 to the home side. Trowbridge Town Tigers held Team Bath to a goal less first half but Jacob Ford broke the deadlock giving Team Bath the three points. A fruitful first half saw goals for both Melksham Town Youth and AFC Corsham Jaguars with Melksham edging ahead 3-2. The second half saw one way traffic with two more goals for Melksham to finish 5-2 winners. Tom Maynard (2), Brad Butcher (2) and Jamie Broom with Jordan Dick and Joe Knight replying for Corsham. UNDER 10’S GREEN DIVISION
Larkhall Athletic Hawks celebrated their first win of the season after running out 3-0 winners at home to Castle Combe Colts. Charlie Noad, Jordan Jenkins and Theo Ojolo scored for the Hawks. UNDER 10’S ORANGE DIVISION
A close top of the table clash saw leaders Bradford Town Youth and Westbury Youth equal in the first half with no real clear chances. In the second half Westbury create good shooting chances from Jake Rylands and Dan Precup only to be denied by good goal
keeping from Bradford. Bradford almost stole the game but hit the crossbar ending the game level at 0-0. UNDER 10’S RED DIVISION Trowbridge Lions soon took control of their game against White Horse Jets with Liam Taylor netting after a fine passing move. The Lions went two up before the break with Joe Laughton scoring from a fiercely hit cross shot. The second half saw Trowbridge midfielders Nathan Owens and Wesley McBarnett keeping White Horse under constant pressure, which eventually saw Ben Prosser mark a great performance with a fine individual goal enabling Trowbridge to run out 3 - 0 winners. An great game with Melksham Town Youth playing an excellent first half and taking a deserved lead with an stunning unsaveable header from a corner after ten minutes. FC Chippenham rallied in the second half with Gareth Jones scoring an equaliser after five minutes and Chris MacDonald putting Chippenham ahead five minutes later with a well taken shot from fifteen yards into the top centre of the net. Tom Brazier made sure of the points for FC Chippenham with the winner with ten minutes left. Charlie May ensured Chippenham remained ahead with some brave saves in the face of last minute pressure from Melksham Town Youth. Westbury and Melksham Park battled out an exciting 1-1 draw at Redland Lane. Melksham Park had the better of a goalless first half but failed to convert their pressure into any goals. Westbury started the second half well taking the lead on ten minutes when Adam Osborne scored from close range. Both teams created further scoring chances with both goalkeepers making good saves. Melksham searched for the equaliser and Westbury defended well until Melksham scored with just two minutes remaining through Callum Dunbar. UNDER 10’S YELLOW DIVISION
An improving Trowbridge Youth Pumas scored their first goal of the season in a 3 - 1 defeat to White Horse Juniors. The goal came direct from a corner taken by Ben Fielding. Division leaders Trowbridge Wanderers maintained the upper hand throughout their match against Bradford Town Youth Blues with both sides labouring under the very muddy conditions. Bradford dominated the game and were eventual 8-0 winners. Thomas Buckle (2), Nathan Rawlings (3), Jake Samuel and Jordan Field scored for Bradford with special credit given to Bradford goalie Callum Penny for making many last ditch saves in a
quagmire which left him covered in mud from head to foot. Larkhall Athletic Kestrels remain in contention for this season’s championship after running out 3-1 winners away to Marshfield. Jeremy Bond scored for Marshfield. UNDER 11’S BLUE DIVISION
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Division winners Melksham Town Youth dropped points for the first time this season after their 3-1 defeat at the hands of Amesbury Juniors Tigers. Amesbury defended well in the first half and took the lead through Harry Beckly. Adam Flint made it 2-0 just before the break. Melksham fought back in the second half taking the game to 2-1 through George Plank but a second for Beckly secured Amesbury’s victory. Nicky Manifold and Steve Hayes gave home side FC Chippenham a 2-0 lead at the break in their game against AFC Corsham Jaguars. Jaguars fought back well in the second half drawing level before taking the lead at 3-2. Chippenham kept battling on and were rewarded with an equaliser from Manifold ending the game level at 3-3.
UNDER 11’S ORANGE DIVISION
No games UNDER 11’S RED DIVISION
Warminster Juniors took a 1-0 lead at the interval in their away game against Trowbridge Wanderers. Nial Bishop scored a second half equaliser for a 1-1 final score. UNDER 11’S YELLOW DIVISION
Amesbury Juniors Lions went on a goal fest in their home game against Westbury Youth and were eventual 17-1 winners. Tim Kirk scored for Westbury. UNDER 12’S BLUE DIVISION In a match that could well have decided first place at the end of the season, Trowbridge Town Wasps can count themselves unlucky not to have claimed all three points against a strong FC Chippenham side. In the first half both teams produced some excellent football with Trowbridge having the better clear cut chances but failing to take advantage with near misses for Alex de Silva and Josh Moss. The second half saw the Wasps midfield take charge with Kieran Mccaldon, Aaron Patrick and John Carroll creating some superb openings which eventually saw Joshua Moss make the break through with an accurate low shot giving the Chippenham keeper no chance. The score remained at 1-0 until five minutes before the end when Chippenham, who had upped their game, made it 1-1 with a deserved equaliser from Jamie Rodriguez. Devizes Town Youth move four points behind leaders Trowbridge Town Wasps with two games in hand after running out 9-0 winners at home against Trowbridge Town Wildcats. Ben List, Matthew Lever, Josh Gregory, Rory Collins (3) and Aaron Chivers (3) scored for Devizes. The mid table clash between home side Derry Hill United and Warminster Highbury saw Highbury walk away with the points after running out 4-2 winners. Conner Thomas, Nathan Yeadon (2) and Shaun Tarr scored for Highbury. UNDER 12’S GREEN DIVISION A pulsating match saw Worton & Cheverell come back from a goal down to take a 3-1 lead at halftime with goals from Ollie Meredith, Ashley Huntley and Alex Little. Three second half goals from Westbury with no reply saw them run out worthy 4-3. Lewis Gardiner (2), Cameron Holbutt and Luke Mitten scored for Westbury. Worton’s man of the match was Michael Clack. Bradford Town Youth ran out clear 4-0 winners away to Chippenham Town Rangers with goals from Ollie Beard (2), Shaq Gordon and McCauley Taylor. UNDER 12’S RED DIVISION
For the second consecutive week, Bromham started the match with only ten players but it was Bromham who appeared to want the win more than Castle Combe. Bromham started very brightly and dominated proceedings for long periods of the first half. Indeed, it was Bromham who took the lead on twelve minutes by a well struck shot past the stranded Combe keeper from Steve Price. Combe equalised in the fifteenth minute from a well worked goal by Luke Simpkins. It was still Bromham who pushed and were unlucky not to take the lead again on numerous occasions. Combe struck once again through Sam Wozniak and went in at half time 2-1 up against the run of play. Once again Bromham started the second half the better and were increasingly threatening the Combe goal but sadly after five minutes of the second half lost another player through injury and were down to 9. Bromham still battled well but as they tired Combe started to get into their stride and with three goals from Sam Wozniak Combe looked comfortable. However, Bromham did not give up and scored an excellent second goal through Ben Tiley in the forty-second minute who slotted neatly home past the Combe keeper Matthew Baines. From the re start Combe pressed immediately and responded with a well worked goal, carving open the Bromham defence and Sam Wozniak rifled home a shot into the top left hand corner of the Bromham goal. From then on it was all Combe who had finally woke up and took the game to Bromham. Goals from Sam Wozniak and Luke Simpkins completing the goal fest at 10-2. Wozniak ended up with a double hat trick and Luke Simpkins finished his account on four. The score line could have been even higher but for an outstanding performance from the Bromham number seven Sam Clark who was all over the pitch making excellent challenges and was awarded the Bromham Man of the Match for his efforts. The game was played in an excellent spirit and Bromham were awarded maximum fair play points for their effort and determination throughout the game. Westbury Youth held home side Melksham Park to a 0-0 half time score but three second half strikes gave Melksham the 3-0 victory. Niall Orchard, Jacob Brickell and Tom Griffith scored for Melksham. Trowbridge Wanderers ran out 4-2 winners in their home game against Pewsey Vale. Ross Campbell and Cameron Amor scored for Pewsey.
UNDER 13’S BLUE DIVISION
Amesbury Juniors had the upper hand of the first half in their away game against AFC Corsham taking 3-0 lead at the break. Corsham kept going and were back in the game at 3-1 but a quick reply from Amesbury secured them a 4-1 win. Sam Thomson scored for Corsham with a well taken free kick. Trowbridge Wanderers maintain their place at the top of the table after an electrifying game against Chippenham Town Youth which ended at 5-4 to Wanderers. Ben Yates (4) and Sam Houkes scored for Wanderers with Richard Bray, Chris Newth, Dan Payne and Ollie Webb replying for Chippenham. UNDER 13’S GREEN DIVISION
Warminster Highbury raced into a 6-0 lead in their home game against Bradford Town Youth White before going on to finish 8-1 winners. Ali Rose (4), Nathan Salmons, Sam McKintee, Cikiah Douglas and Jamie Samways scored for Highbury. Home side Westbury Youth 2nds had the better of the first in their game against Trowbridge Town Youth 2nds taking a 4-2 lead at the interval. After the break Trowbridge took control of the game netting three with no reply to finish 5-4 winners. Matty Wheeble (2), Jake Ross and Casey Domini scored for Westbury. UNDER 13’S RED DIVISION In a closely fought game on a very testing surface Melksham Town ran out 4-1
winners against Castle Combe Colts thanks to some clinical finishing and exciting wing play. Sam Forrester capped a fine performance with stunning header to make the
game safe. Melksham also saw goals from Jon Cox, Ben Macey and Forrester. FC Chippenham continue their unbeaten record after running out 7-1 winners away to Devizes Town Youth. Matthew Hudson (2), Ajay Arithoppah (3), Samuel Copeland and Joshua Hodges scored for Chippenham. UNDER 14’S BLUE DIVISION Trowbridge Wanderers held FC Chippenham to a goal less first half but second half strikes from Aaron Tinson and Declan Harrison gave Chippenham a 2-0 victory. Keiran Chivers gave home side Devizes Town Youth a second half lead in their game against Castle Combe Colts. Combe brought the game level before Chivers regained the lead. Combe equalised for the second time in the game before scoring the winner in the last few minutes. UNDER 14’S GREEN DIVISION
Jonathan Cole gave home side Worton & Cheverell the lead against Warminster Highbury after catching the keeper off his line for a thirty-five yard volley. Keiran Delany evened the score just before the break. A volley from Carl Crabtree gave Highbury the lead with Craig Sheppard sewing up the victory at 3-1. Chippenham Town Youth took a narrow 1-0 advantage into the second half of their home game against Westbury Youth before taking the score to 3-0. Westbury scored a consolation goal from the penalty spot ending the game at 3-1. Ryan Kubilius, Ben Anteney and Josh Fernandez scored for Chippenham. UNDER 14’S RED DIVISION
Bradford Town Youth took a half time lead in their home game against Trowbridge Town Youth. Theo Singh brought the game level but Bradford were back in the game ten minutes later at 2-1. Ryan Baggs evened the score five minutes before the final whistle. Andy Borlond (2), Reece Light, tom Bennett and Ben Bowden all scored for Langford United in their 5-1 home win against AFC Corsham. UNDER 15’S BLUE DIVISION
Salisbury City had the better of the first half of their away game against Castle Combe Colts taking a 2-1 lead at the break. Combe closed down Salisbury in the second half and were back level at the final whistle. Sam Barrie and Jack Tyzak-Smith scored for Combe. UNDER 15’S RED DIVISION AFC Corsham were frustrated by the South Newton & Wishford goalkeeper who kept the game very evenly balanced with a 3-3 half time score. Corsham led throughout the game but South Newton never gave up and persisted in trying to upstage the home team who were eventual 7-5 winners. Corsham saw goals from Tom Lye (2), Daniel Purser (2), Scott Lees, Daniel King and an own goal with Ricky Harrison (3), Karl Pollitt and Ross Daniels replying for South Newton. An explosive start from Bradford this week as Max Willcox put the home side
ahead against Castle Combe Colts White within the first minute followed by a goal from Tom Giles just five minutes later. With such a positive start from Bradford it was difficult to
see how Castle Combe would get into the match but with an outstanding save
from Combe's Keeper tipping the ball over the bar from a powerful drive, it
seemed to settle the visitors. For the next fifteen minutes the game was end to
end with numerous offside traps being played until Bradford won a corner
with Chaz Elton scoring through a crowded box from a low in-swinging cross
from Chris Tonkiss. Max Willcox made it four for Bradford just before the
break. The first five minutes of the second half was all Bradford and the lead was
extended to five by a second goal from Giles. Castle Combe then took
control and scored a well deserved goal cutting right through the Bradford
defence with some excellent passing. Having conceded Bradford were spurred
back to life with a goal from Tonkiss and Giles's third. The game
finished 7 - 1 and Bradford remain unbeaten in the Red Division. UNDER 16’S BLUE DIVISION
An amazing nine different players got their names on the score sheet for Trowbridge Town Youth including goalkeeper Matthew Giles who slotted home from the penalty spot.
Although Warminster Highbury battled to the final whistle they could not stop Scott Cunningham (2), Toby Dawson, Liam Milburn, Matthew Mead, Ashley Pike, Danny Amoroso, Sam Jordan, and Craig Sheppard and Trowbridge Town Youth ran out comfortable 10-0 winners in their first match of 2006. Chippenham Town are still the only team not to have dropped any points in this division but came close after their away game against Salisbury City. The game produced excellent defending displays by both teams but Chippenham finally broke through and scoring the only goal of the game in the dying minutes. Jack Woollings put home side FC Chippenham ahead in their home game against Devizes Blues. Peter Tye and Woollings made it 3-0 at the break. Despite further efforts the Blues denied the home side any increase on their advantage leading to a full time score of 3-0. Home side Melksham Town Youth ran out 4-0 winners against Westbury Youth with goals from James Muir (2), Chris Smith and William Hibbert. UNDER 16’S RED DIVISION
Salisbury United sealed their win against home side Bradford Town Youth in the first half taking a 3-0 lead at the break. The second half was a more even affair with both sides finding the target to finish the game at 4-1 to the visitors. Ricky Duncan and Ollie Hill (3) scored for Salisbury. Despite running out with just ten men visitors Worton & Cheverell managed to hold out for a point against Castle Combe Colts with a 0-0 final score. UNDER 17’S BLUE DIVISION
Salisbury City head up this division after running out 3-0 winners against home side Melksham Park. Galagher and ‘Crouchy’ (2) scored for Salisbury. | 
