County Cup pain for Chaddy End

IT’S ALL YOURS: Athletic favourite David Eyres (back, left), twins Molly Taylor, Amy Taylor and Stacy Ashton (Co-op Bank general advisor). Lavinia Whitehead (front, left) and Ella Rigby.

FOOTBALL:: CHADDY End FC under-16s and Manchester North End fought out a ding-dong battle in the Manchester County Cup.

A place in round three was up for grabs and it was North End, last season’s beaten finalists, who went through by a virtue of a 6-5 scoreline.

Tom Keegan, Morgan Cook, Joe Fagan, Danny Noble and Jordan Chanock replied for local outfit, who had beaten their Chaddy End club-mates and holders in the first round of the competition.


Heyside’s smart new look
HEYSIDE Angels under-11s are the proud recipients of a new kit.

Coach Paul Whitehead won a competition organised by Co-operative Insurance and Co-op Bank and which appeared in the footballtradedirectory.com newsletter.

The under-11s were crowned Oldham Girls League champions last season, and three of the players, Molly Taylor, Ella Rigby and Lavinia Whitehead, scored more than 50 goals apiece.

Paul said: “We’ve been trying to raise funds for a new kit, but this means we can use the money we have to buy other equipment we need.”

The playing strip was handed over by Athletic favourite David Eyres.


Tameside and District Mini-Soccer League

RESULTS and scorers from the Tameside and District Mini-Soccer League —

UNDER-10S: Chaddy End FC ‘A’ 5 (Sam Traynor 2, Callum Linehan 2, Liam Lord), Ashton United ‘A’ 0’; Chaddy End FC ‘B’ 7 (Tom Bartlett 2, Jack Worrall 2, Matty Horne 2, Adam Watson), Ashton United ‘B’ 1.


Tameside and District Junior League

CHADDERTON Juniors FC under-12s displayed excellent powers of recovery to pick up a point in the Tameside and District Junior League.

Trailing 3-1 against Reddish North End, they battled back to draw 3-3.

On target for Chadderton were James Larty, Ryan McConkie and Michael Gill.


Tameside Sunday League

SPRINGHEAD under-14s turned this Tameside Sunday League game against Manchester Youth on its head.

Two goals adrift inside 10 minutes, they stormed back to win 3-2 with a splendid second-half display.

Springhead laid siege to the Manchester Youth goal after the break and were rewarded when defender Connor Lucas scored on the half-volley.

They were level thanks to Jordan Mortimer’s rasping effort and, with 15 minutes to go, Kareem Jones completed the recovery with a shot from the edge of the penalty area.


A DAVID Brown hat-trick, plus doubles from Coby Tyrrell and Zak Porter, clinched a 7-2 win for Chaddy End FC under-15s against Glossop North End.