As the 2010 Braidwood football season comes closer to the final series the matches that are being played are becoming more exciting and intense. Some brilliant teamwork is on display in each division and some of the results are showing that regardless of your position on the ladder, if you play well as a team, then anyone can win!
The canteen roster for this week is 8:45 Julie Coco, 9:20 Lee Windley, 9:45 Sonia Bradley, 10:20 Bernice Corby, 10:45 Noemi Holcman, 11:20 Donna Kuhn, 11:45 Kerry Malone. The BBQ roster is 8:45 Denver Shoemark, 9:45 Graeme Farley and Field Setup and pack down are Ian Cargill and Karl Doyle and Ian Howard and Wayne Fanning.
SUB - JUNIORS
A smaller than usual group of subbies enjoyed a fun filled session of football and the game at the end was very exciting. A lot of goals were scored as the Greens took on the depleted numbers of Blue Red and Black. Leroy Campbell-Dayvs and Isabella Hindmarsh started the game showing a lot of energy as the Blue Red and Blacks raced to a 3 - 0 lead. The Greens Alice Tooth and Annabelle Gray showed some great defence as well as Scarlett and Jai Bunn doing plenty of running and chasing the ball. Romany Gleeson and Daisy Millpark played well for the 3 colours as did Josh and Brodie Parsons.
JUNIORS
Tadpoles v Brumbies
A top game played between 2 even teams with Georgia Grant having an outstanding game in goals for the Brumbies. Jarrah Parsons scored the 1 and only goal for the Brumbies late in the game. The Tadpoles Forbes Gordon and Tyler Croxon kept players from both sides on their toes throughout the game but were unable to get an equaliser. Best for the Brumbies were Georgia Grant, Jarrah Parsons and Jono Coe and best for the Tadpoles were Lachlan Hindmarsh, Tyler Croxon and Jake Waters.
Final score Brumbies 1 Tadpoles 0
Joeys v Cubs
This was an exciting game with the Joeys Thomas Barrington having an extraordinary game scoring all 5 of their goals. The Cubs defence was working overtime but managed to help create their lone goal. The passing and teamwork from both sides was excellent at times and good sportsmanship was on display throughout the game. Best for the Joeys were Riley Nicholson, Louise Story and Darcy Gilbert and best for the Cubs were Christina Culmone, Jasmine Potter and Lachlan Usher.
Final score Joeys 5 Cubs 1
INTERMEDIATES
Mustangs v Cobras
The Mustangs warned the Cobras that they were coming to get them this week as they have been without a win all season but have been getting gradually better with each game. The final score didn't reflect the evenness of the game but the passing skills of the Mustangs saw them score some delightful goals with both Shannon Castle and Joel Croxon scoring 2 goals each. Try as they might the Cobras went close to scoring plenty of times but it was not to be and the Mustangs managed to come away with their first victory of the season. Best for the Mustangs were Georgia Garcia, Lewis Munnings and Declan Norris and best for the Cobras were Annabelle Jeffery, Andrew Barr and Nick Asimus.
Final score Mustangs 4 Cobras 0
Monaro's v Corvette's
This game was thrilling to the end! The Corvette's scored first through a good team goal and finished well by Marnie Roberts. The second half was an intense affair with the Monaro's having more possession and good skills from Sam Daniher scoring 2 cracking goals to give them the lead late in the game. The Corvette's fought right to the final whistle and were unlucky not to equalise in the end. Best for the Monaro's were Edward Horan, Adrian Holcman and Sam Daniher and best for the Corvette's were Jessie Kay, Matthew Thornton and Izak Hilhorst.
Final score Monaro's 2 Corvette's 1
Jaguars v Vipers
A goalless first have saw plenty of passing and team work as the game travelled all over the field. The second half saw the game pick up the pace as the Jaguars Jacob Saad scored twice and Harry Shoemark once for the Vipers. Some great corners from the Vipers were unlucky not to find the back of the net. Best for the Jaguars were Jacob Saad, Emily Lavis and Jorja Nicholson and best for the Vipers were Harry Shoemark, Darcy Gordon and Isabella Culmone.
Final score Jaguars 2 Vipers 1
SUB-YOUTH
Cahill's V Beckham's
A thrilling game and battle royale! Both teams played hard and passed the ball well but the Cahill's Jack Asimus opened the scoring from the penalty spot. The Beckham's bounced back straight away as Riley Sheridan equalised. A great goal from Angus Sherriff put the Cahill's back in front but the never say die attitude of the first placed Beckham's saw them equalise late in the game as Riley Sheridan scored his second goal. Best for the Cahill's were Jack Asimus, Dominic Morris and Elizabeth Krijnen and best for the Beckham's were Scott Birkett, Francesca Gordon and Simon DeCosta.
Final score Cahill's 2 Beckham's 2
Rooney's v Kewell's
another perfect day for football and what a match this was! The Rooney's and Kewell's played some tough, tight football but the Rooney's opened the scoring with a nice goal to Courtney Doyle. The Kewell's tightened up their defence and hit back when Pat Willding slotted in a good goal. The game went from end to end and some near misses from both teams keeping the big crowd entertained. Best for the Rooney's were Matthew Royds, Cameron Pont, Ben Howard and Tim Corcoran and best for the Kewell's were Joel Clarke, Pat Willding and Toby Royds.
Final score Rooney's 1 Kewell's 1
YOUTH
Pumas v Adidas
The Adidas were missing some key players and were overwhelmed from an attacking Pumas machine keen to keep their good form intact. Two goals from Alex Stachcow and 1 each for Max, Piggy, Troy and Bobby saw the Pumas take control of the game. The Adidas' created some good chances but couldn't finish them off and will need to improve to keep their place on top of the ladder. Best for the Pumas were Alex Stachcow, Emily Malone and Dillan Crisp and best for the Adidas' were Zac Faichney, Jonathon Bowler, Nathan Oldfield and Sam Harrison.
Final score Pumas 6 Adidas' 0
Slazenger's v Nike's
The Nike's were missing a key player and although the Slazenger's were missing 4 players they played a well controlled game. The Slazenger's were compact in defence and brilliant from the midfield with Clement scoring 4 goals and Brendan Clarke scoring 3. The Nike's had some good moments also with Michael Ison and Ricky McCurley scoring nice goals but it wasn't enough in the end. Best for the Slazenger's were Brendan Clarke, Chris Pont and Kate Goodwin and best for the Nike's were Thomas Royd's, Josh Liversidge and Matilda Corby.
Final score Slazenger's 7 Nike's 2
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