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Great start for St Mary’s teams

St-Mary'sTen wins in 17 games was a good start to the season for St Mary’s.

The U7 Aces had a close game against Stockton Town Yellows and put in a good performance. They now travel to Norton & Stockton this weekend with the U7 Kings playing Spraire Lads at home.

Both the Under 8s teams started their season off with some great football.

Goals from U8 Aces marksmen were MOM Charlie Berry, Finlay Rose and Dylan Robson, with a great team performance against Golden Flatts.

The U8 Kings marksmen were MOM Cobie Woods, Tom Brown, Ben Crinnion and James Whales against Newton Aycliffe Juniors in another great performance.

The U9s lost out to Billingham Synthonia in a good performance for their first game of the season.

The U10 Kings lost 2-1 in a very close game against Stockton Town Yellows.

The U11 Aces had a fantastic performance against Golden Flats with a 7-2 win with goals from Ryan Byrne (4), Robbie Vickers, and Cameron Bass (2).

The U11 Kings also had a great 6-1 win over Skelton with goals from MOM Sonny Richardson, Kyle Blacklock (2), Luke Simpson and Cameron Burn.

The U12s had a great 10-2 win over Spraire Elite with goals from Regan Nixon (4), Dylan Kestle, Jack Wood, Oliver Johnson, Gabriele Stephenson, Cameron Harrop and Corbyn Mitchell.

The U13 Aces had a great 9-1 win over Hardwick Youth with goals from Aaron Willoughby (4), Harry Lynch (2), Lewis Pearson, Tom Aldsworth and Luke Penberthy.

The U13 Kings lost to Stockton Rangers but put in a good performance with the team improving constantly after last week’s tournament win.

The U14s had a great 4-1 win over Stockton Town with goals from Cameron Galloway (2), Lucas Hallimond and Byron Wellford.

The U15s also had a great 4-1 away win at Thirsk with goals from Johnson Ballan (2), Joe Bates and Aiden Crooks.

The U16 Aces started the season with a great 2-1 win away at Nunthorpe with goals from Brett Davidson and James Twinn.

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