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Report: 04-11-2012 – Boys U12’s Tournament

November 8, 2012 by Slazenger HC

Slazenger U12 boys continued their good start to the season this weekend with some confident performances,

Slazengers A (1) Leeds A (1)
Slazengers once again seemed to dominate the game and took the lead through a well taken goal from Matthew Chilton, they continued to press and just got caught off guard within the final few minutes to concede a goal against the run off play, this turned out to be a respectable result as the Leeds team went on to win all their other games.

Slazengers A (0) Driffield A (0)
The team played with good movement and ball speed, they were unlucky not to score but the Driffield keeper managed to keep a clean sheet and the Slazenger forwards at bay. Another good performance from the team and everyone worked well as a team.

Slazengers A (0) Bingley A (0)
Much like the previous game Slazenger’s controlled the game an outstanding performance from the Bingley keeper kept Bingley in the game. Again and again the Slazenger attached the Bingley goal but
came away frustrated.

Slazengers A (2) Thirsk B (0)
Slazengers went into the game more relaxed, and it paid off, another goal from Matthew Chilton and one from Joshua Cole put the game out of reach of a good Thirsk side, the Slazenger defence was not pressured and cleared up the loose ball, seeing a comfortable win.

Slazengers A (0) Bradford A (0)
The boys finished with a draw and again unlucky to come away with another win, they pressured the Bradford defence and there was some scrambling defence in the last minute to ensure they came away with a point.

Slazengers u12 B team
The new development team played their first games this weekend, and started off their season in great style,

They lost their first game to Ben Rhydding 2 – 0 but the signs were good as they still tried to push forward and not give in to the pressure of a strong Ben Rhydding side.

They then followed this with a 1-0 win over Chapletown, a 2-1 win over Wakefield D team and a 3-0 win against Wakefield C team, the team got better and better,they all played for each other with some good defensive work and great passing, to say that 4 members of the team made their debuts it was an outstanding result.

The goals came from Daniel Singleton (3) Mollie Gilbert (2) and Katie Minchella.

A very big well done to both teams.

Report: 07-10-2012 – Boys U12’s Tournament

October 15, 2012 by Slazenger HC

Slazenger Boys U12’s started their 2012/13 campaign with 4 good performances in their first games together, a number of new faces have started this year and everyone who played could be proud of their achievements.

Slazenger 1 – 2 York
The first game was against a strong city of York side Slazenger’s took the lead through the efforts of Owen Bland, but then a quick break for York saw the sides at 1-1, with about a minute to go York’s pressure paid off as they managed to sneak a goal into the bottom corner.

Slazenger 3 – 0 Bridlington
The next game saw Slazenger’s face Bridlington, the boys started off the game at a fast pace, pressuring the Bridlington defence and testing the keeper on several occasions, then the goals came fast in a short period of time with goals from Joshua Coe, Joshua Swallow and Matthew Chilton. This put the game well out of reach and the game ended at 3-0.

Slazenger 1 – 2 Rotherham
The next game was a similar story to the first, they faced a strong Rotherham side that was unbeaten on the day, Slazenger’s went ahead through a great solo effort from Chris Gascoigne. Then Rotherham put on more pressure and managed to pull one back, again with about a minute to go a breakaway left the Horbury side exposed and Rotherham netted the winner.

Slazenger 2 – 0 Bingley
The final game got Slazengers back on track with a 2-0 win over Bingley, the team was the stronger out of the two and it was Joshua Dunstan who found the net to put them infront, Matthew Chilton added his second of the day, this finished off a great day for the team.

Report: 10-12-2005 – U12 Tournament at Leeds

December 10, 2005 by Slazenger HC

Slazenger gained three victories from their five matches in a Boys U12s hockey tournament at Leeds on Sunday.

Despite having the majority of possession in the opening game against York B, Slazengers failed to cash in but Isaac Fisher cooly scored after excellent work by man of the tournament Jack Kitchen, who beat three defenders before putting in a telling pass, to win 1-0.

A goal down within 30 seconds against Bradford, Slazengers never recovered and lost 6-0, the margin being kept down by solid goalkeeping from birthday boy Adam Davis.

Slazengers were more enthusiastic against Bingley, despite falling 3-1 victims, Jake Barras reducing the arrears.

Jenson Brook made some telling breaks from midfield and Thomas Kent was particularly strong with impeccably timed tackles to enable Slazengers to gain a 1-0 success over Kirklees, Jake Barras scoring.

The final match against Halifax was even until a moment of sublime skill, in which Daniel Perry beat half of the opposition before slotting in a long range effort.

Jake Barras improved the lead before Tom Logan, newly promoted from the U10s, was poleaxed by a vicious high ball which caught him on the thigh, but it did not deter Slazengers who managed another strike by Joe Dransfield to gain a 3-0 success.

Report: 30-01-2000 – Ladies 1st’s (7) vs (1) Bingley

January 30, 2000 by Slazenger HC

Slazenger Ladies went seven-up against Bingley in their Yorkshire Cup clash triumphing 7-1.

They enjoyed a devastating first ten minutes, taking a 3-0 lead, courtesy of Lindsay Harvey, Julie Bear and Sue Swinden.

A defensive lapese let in Bingley for a goal after the break, but Slazenger soon upped the pace with further goals added before the final whistle by Lisa Dransfield, Becky Stafford, Caroline Wakenshaw and
Harvey.

The side also enjoyed a comfortable 3-0 win in their derby clash with rivals Wakefield Wanderers, which maintains their lead at the top of Yorkshire LEague Division Two.

Slazenger went in 2-0 up at the interval, thanks to strikes by Julie Bear and Holly Tyers with player-of-the-match Lindsay Harvey crowning a super display with a cracking third after the break.

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