Sir Geoff Hurst MBE is to officially open the Alun Armstrong Soccer Centre in Shidon on Friday 1st November. Many of the St. Mary’s teams – who train at the centre – are hoping to meet the World Cup winner and hat-trick hero.
There are still spaces remaining for Soccer Training during the October holidays when youngsters will get a chance to meet him. For more information phone 01388 772800 or 07543 792538, or visit www.aasoccercentre.co.uk.
St Mary’s Under 7s have now won 11 out of their 12 games, with another win against Newton Aycliffe Juniors with a 7-0 scoreline. Goals came from man-of-the-match Dylan Robson (3), Charlie Berry (2) and Liam Cunningham (2).
The Under 9 Aces had an excellent 1-0 win over Newton Aycliffe Youth, with man-of-the-match Finley Stevens scoring the all important goal.
The Under 9 Kings had their first loss of the season, going down 1-0 against Golden Flats.
The Under 10 Aces were also defeated, losing 3-0 against Darlington TSC.
The Under 10 Kings had a great 3-1 win against Greatham B, with goals from man-of-the-match Harry Mounsey (2) and Robson Clarey.
The Under 11s had an excellent 6-2 win over Thirsk, with goals from Oliver Johnson (3), Will Barnham, Regan Nixon and Corbyn Mitchell.
The Under 12 Aces also had an excellent 3-1 against Greatham A, with goals from Tom Aldsworth (2) and Jake Ellison. Ben Morton, Tom Aldsworth and Cameron Martin were outstanding for St. Mary’s.
The Under 12 Kings lost 3-1 against Fishburn, with Alfie Newby scoring.
The Under 13s had a very close win against Northallerton Juniors by 1-0, with Ryan Watson getting the all important goal after good work from Carl Stout.
The Under 14s had a great win in the County Cup away at Sunderland Redby Reds by 4-3, with goals from man-of-the-match Cameron Hall Brown, Jack Blacklock and 2 from Johnson Ballan.
The Under 15 Aces lost 6-2 against Stokesley A with Steven Taylor and Thomas Wilkinson scoring.
The Under 15 Kings had an excellent 5-3 away win against Marton FC Royals, with goals from Sam Parnaby, Gareth McMahon, Regan Blakey (2) and a tremendous 40 yarder from Connor Ward.
The Under 16s lost against a good Tibs team at home.
The Under 15 Angels had an phenominal 10 -0 win over East Durham, with goals from Kimberley Dodds (5), Dani Stephenson (2), Shannon Reed, Natalie Waterworth and Eden (Jimmy)Lewis.
A spokesperson for St Mary’s commented, “Congratulations to Under 15 Angel, Brodie Grayson, who travelled to Derby to take part in trials for England schoolgirls. We will hopefully find out soon how Brodie got on, but whatever happens, everyone at the Angels is so proud of her, well done Brodie.”