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| Age Group | Day Time | Venue | Coaches |
| U14 Girls | Thursday 7.00-8.30pm | Queen Margaret's School | Bob Maltby |
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Reports
2009/2010 Season
Session1
The Under 14 girls A team won all their games at Brigshaw High School.
They had a stormer and really promising start to the season. The goals
were scored by Hannah Yoward and Ellie Martin
York v Northallerton Won 5-0 (excellent game - passing effective, York
made it look very easy)
York v Sheffield Won 1-0 (harder opposition, we dominated the match, our
positioning and movment was much more effective in this game)
Sheffield beat Northallerton
Bradford pulled out of the tournament.
Laura Woosey didnt have to do much in goal.
The Under 14 girls B played at Ben Rhydding and found it very hard. They
lost 5-0 to a strong Wakefield A team. Then had a move even contest with
Ben Rhydding B losing late on 1-0. Maddy Onyett was strong in defence
and Rachel Simpson fought hard in midfield. Hannah Brown made some strong
runs up front. In the last match they lost 6-0 to Harrogate.
Report on Girls Under 14 Team matches on Sunday 15th November
The City of York Under 14 Girls “ A “ travelled to the
KC Stadium at Hull where they opened proceedings against Adel.
Lead by captain Sophie Kettlewell, who was outstanding, York played some
great attacking hockey particularly down the right wing with Ellie Illingworth,
but they were unable to beat a very good Adel goalkeeper. Rachel Hall
held the York defence firm and the game ended 0-0.
Without a break York were straight on against Halifax and produced some
excellent hockey with Annabel Fawcett linking well with Helen Megone .
Hattie Kettlewell delivered a superb pass from her own half down the left
wing to Emily Carmen who slipped Ellie Martin free to score. With Isobel
Hall working hard in mid-field, York added a further goal through Ellie
Martin to run out 2-0 winners.
In their final match against Hull, York’s defence of Rachel Hall and Sally
Hicks did a great job in protecting goalkeeper Laura Woosey. However Hull
went 1-0 up with their only chance of the game. Skipper, Sophie Kettlewell
, then drove the team forward and York equalised through Ellie Martin
,for her third goal of the day. Although York then had all the pressure
they were unable to find the net again, having to settle for a 1-1 draw
City of York Under 14 Girls ‘B’
City of York Under 14 girls B travelled to Brighshaw High School to play
in the Yorkshire Youth League. The lost 3-0 to Slazengers and 1-0 to Bradford.
The girls improved in the second game with Anna Hicks switching to defence.
Maddy Onyett and Alex Newton had good games at full back but the team
struggled to get the ball through to the forwards despite good work by
Sophie Sugden and Laura Anderson.
2008/2009 Season
City of York Under14 Girls "A" Team commenced
their season at Doncaster on Sunday
Against Bradford ,the girls played skillful hockey creating many chances
with good linkage down the right wing, where Vicky Wrigley was a thorn
in the side of the Bradford defence,linking well with the industrious
Zara Gower.
Although they played most of the game in the Bradord half of the field
York had to be satisfied with a 2-0 victory courtesy of goals from Sian
King and Zara Gower.Fran Keighly was the linch pin of the defence snuffing
out any thoughts that Bradford had of attack with a fine display as sweeper.
In their next match against last seasons league winners ,Doncaster, York
once again started with good linking hockey being driven on in midfield
by Frankie Marsh.
Pressure resulted in a 2 goal lead thanks to efforts of Sian King and
Jazz Colley.
Against the run of play Doncaster came back with 2 breakaway goals to
level the scores at 2-2 and although York piled on late pressure they
were unable to find a winner.
Selby were unable to field a side so York get a conceded 3-0 win for that
match
City of York Hockey Club under 14 girls B team travel
to Ben Rhydding to play in the Yorkshire Youth League.
They first played Ben Rhydding B started slowly drawing 0-0 until the
last 8 minutes when they scored two goals. These were well finished by
Lucy Bryan and Britney Hopkins.
Next was a very strong LACarnegie side and the team defender bravely with
Vicky Hodgson clearing the balls numerous times. With one minute left
York broke away down the right and a thunderous strike by Hannah Gee won
the game 1-0.
The last game was against Wakefield B where both sides had chances to
score but it was Wakefield who did with a rather scrappy goal. York kept
attacking and with only two minutes left the worked the ball down the
left and across to Lucy Bryan to score the equaliser following good passes
by Emily Carman and Penny Newson.
Girls U14 league matches on Sunday 16th November
City of York Hockey Club took 26 players to Barnsley for their Girls
U14 league matches on Sunday 16th November
The "A" Team played the "B" Team in the first match
which was a closely fought contest
Sian King gave the "A's" an early lead but the "B's"
kept working hard and gave Caitlin Bond some work to do in goal for the
"A's"
Good defence by captain and "Birthday Girl" Vicky Hodgson meant
the game ended up York "A" 1 York "B" 0
The "B" team were staight back on against Sheffield and should
have converted a couple of good chances before going down 1-0
The "A" team then took on Brigg and despite having all the pressure
were unable to find the goal and a 0-0 draw was the result
The "B" team then showed the "A's" how to beat Brigg
when Penny Newson scored to give them a 1-0 win
In all of their 3 games,Kayleigh Kilsby worked hard and never stopped
running.
In their final game the "A's" managed a 1-0 win over Sheffield
thanks to a late winner from Sian King
Although they had a lot of pressure with good right wing play by Tonia
Monoyiou , they were unable to convert it into goals
Laura Woosey played her 5th game of the day but wasn't troubled by the
Sheffield forwards thanks to good defence by Fizz Punnett and Fran Keighley
The City of York under 14 girls C team played at Horsforth School in the
reserve league of the Yorkshire Youth League. This under 13 side played
really well and in the first match beat Ben Rhydding B 4-1. Early York
pressurewas rebuffed by Ben Rhydding who then took the lead however this
was short lived and York replied with goals from Molly Willerton 2, Polly
Morris and Ellie Illingworth. They then played Leeds B and continued to
pass the ball very well with Lizzie Exall making some great tackles and
Eilidh Mcdade supporting the good defensive work. Hanah Yoward made drive
runs from midfield and was unlucky not to score, They ran out 2-0 winners
against Leeds with goals from Emily Carman and Molly Willerton.
Girls U14 league matches on Sunday 14th December
City of York HC Under 14 Girls "A" Team had and early start
at Ben Rhydding
They had woken up enough to have a 4-0 win over the Ben Rhydding side
Ella Davies and Sean King scored adding to 2 goals from Pippa Smith( on
loan from Wakefield)
Against Thirsk. York played some great hockey down the right wing using
Tonia Monoyiou.
They found their scoring skills to record a 5-0 win with a goal from Frankie
Marsh, and 2 more each from Sian King and Ella Davies.
Without,stalwart, Fizz Punnett, for the difficult match against Wakefield,
York battled hard in midfield with Zara Gower always involved.
After just failing to score with a good short corner strike from Frankie
Marsh, York went 1-0 down halfway through the match.
In chasing an equalising goal York conceded 2 more goals despite valiant
efforts from goalkeeper Beth Worrall
3-0 result was the teams first defeat this season
Girls U14 league matches on Sunday 11th January
City of York U14 Girls "A" team travelled to Brigshaw on Sunday
11th January 2009
Against Wakefield ,York dominated the game and ran out worthy 3-1 winners
thanks to 2 goals from Ella Davies and one from Amber Moores
York then pressurised a Rotherham team without being able to find the
net until Amber Moores swept home a right wing cross from Vicky Wrigley
to give a deserved 1-0 victory.
York completed the day with a fine 3-0 win over Hull.
Again York piled on the pressure without scoring until a fine solo effort
from skipper Sian King.
Amber Moores and Vicky Wrigley then added to the scoreline.
The City of York B team as playing at Darton and started well only to
lose a tight game 1-0 to Kirklees. Next they lost to Thirsk 2-0 who were
a very good side. Britney Hopkins and Gemma Kane played well in midfield
with the defence looking secure in the last game which they won 1-0 against
Halifax.
City of York HC winners of U13 Girls North Yorkshire Yazoo mini Hockey 2008/2009 - 18th January 2009
A LEAGUE / TEAM A
1 = City of York HC
2 = Easingwold School
3 = Richmond School
4 = Ripon Grammar School
5 = Harrogate HC
RESULTS
1V2 6-0 - win York HC (3 points) -H Yoward 3, A Gresswold 1,E Carman 1,
K Birch 1
3V4 0-1 - win Ripon Grammar (3 points)
1V5 1-0 - win York HC (3 points) -H Yoward 1
2V3 2-1 - win Easingwold (3 points)
4V5 1-0 - win Ripon Grammar (3 points)
1V3 2-0 - win York HC M Willerton 1, K Birch 1
2V4 0-0 - No score Draw (1 points each)
3V5 0-2 - win Harrogate (3 points)
1V4 2-0 - win York HC (3 points) H Yoward 2
2V5 0-4 - win Harrogate HC (3 points)
TOTAL POINTS
City of York HC = 12
Easingwold School = 5
Richmond School = 0
Ripon Grammar School = 7
Harrogate HC = 6
B LEAGUE / "TEAM B"
1 = City of York HC "B Team"
2 = Whitby HC
3 = Cundall Manor
4 = Easingwold School
5 = Thirsk HC
York "B" unable to raise a team so Changed to 4 team League
as follows, 20 min games with 10 mins each way - (confirmed with every
body that this was OK before session started, as same "play time")
1 = Whitby HC
2 = Cundall Manor
3 = Easingwold School
4 = Thirsk HC
RESULTS
1V2 1-3 - win Cundall Manor (3 points)
3V4 0-2 - win Thirsk HC (3 points)
3V1 0-5 - win Whitby HC (3 points)
2V4 4-0 - win Cundall Manor (3 points)
4V1 0-2 - win Whitby HC (3 points)
2V3 3-0 - Win Cundall manor (3 points)
TOTAL POINTS
Whitby HC = 6
Cundall Manor = 9
Easingwold School = 0
Thirsk HC = 3
Semi Final 1
Cundall Manor - 0 V Ripon Grammar School - 2 - Win Ripon Grammar
Semi Final 2
Whitby HC - 0 V York HC "A" 3 - Win York HC - E Carman 2, H
Yoward 1
Final
Ripon Grammar - 1 V York HC - 1 - E Carman 1
Draw at Full Time
However York HC went on and won 4-0 in extra time - H Yoward 1, K Birch
3.
Final score 5-1 to York.
City of York HC winners of U13 Girls North Yorkshire Yazoo mini
Hockey 2008/2009 - 18th January 2009
REPORT:
Very Good defensive play from all the defenders, as most played in defence
at one time or another very good, this was a much better "team"
performance than previous meetings. All of the girls showed a lot of grit
and determination - Laura Wooosey played very well when they got near
the goal!! The whole team played with some very good passing and interplay
in the middle of the pitch, with excellent ball speed beating most of
the opposition. A good team performance all playing very well in their
positions and moving as they should with vision and belief. - Great team
effort, especially taking "time off" as and when required.
Hannah Yoward showed excellent maturity when with about 40 seconds of
the game to go York under pressure, she pushed the ball the full length
of the pitch and "out of the gate" to ensure York got the extra
time.
City of York U14 Girls " A " squad travelled to windy
Harrogate on Sunday 8th March
York were soon into their stride against Slazengers, thanks to a well
taken goal from Ella Davies.
Amber Moores, Vicky Wrigley and Gemma Kane all added to the score for
York to run out convincing 4-0 winners
Kirklees were the next opposition and a tough game was expected as they
above York in the league.
Undettered, York continued with their game plan of attacking down the
right side with Zara Gower & Tonia Monoyiou providing good service
for the strikers.
Gemma Kane was on hand to score a hat-trick , one goal being a great deflection
from a well struck Frankie Marsh short corner hit.
Kirklees did break away from the intense York pressure to score but the
final 3-1 scoreline reflected York' dominance.
In their final game ,York were without goal-keeper Beth Worrall and borrowed
a volunteer from Slazengers.
This didn't worry sweeper Fran Keighly who held the defence together well.
After an early scare York once again started to control the game and their
pressure brought a goal from Amber Moores.
Gemma Kane then scored her fifth goal of the day before Vicky Wrigley
followed up her own shot to deposit the rebound into the net to give York
a deserved 3-0 victory.
The great teamwork and team spirit of working for each other throughout
the season has seen the team lose only one game and they now go forward
into the play-offs with great optimism.
U14B team @ Ben Rhydding
The girls (and parents!) endured all four seasons of weather today at Ben Rhydding! That did not tarnish the teams focus or determination as they approached each match.
York demonstrated excellent team work throughout the first match against Driffield. Jazz Colley worked with ease to control the ball through the defence, resulting in the first goal. With constructive work from Eve Bracken, Hannah Gee and Sophie Brown in mid field, the team went on to have a convincing win; with a further goal from Jazz Colley and the third from Rachel Taylor, who swept a crossed ball into the bottom right corner.
LA Carnegie stepped onto the pitch and the team were taken by surprise as an early goal was scored by the opposition. Laura Woosey (GK) went on to make some crucial saves for the duration of the match, ensuring that York maintained the minimal gap. York B kept battling forward and increased the tempo of the match play. After a couple of missed opportunities, Briany Costello stepped up to score the equaliser in the last minute of the game!
The sun was a welcome sight for the spectators at the start of the final game. With much encouragement from the side line, York B team went on to win their final game against Wakefield 5-0. There was good distribution from Rachel Taylor and secure defence from Vicky Hodgson and Lucy Byran. Hannah Gee (Captain) scored two goals in the final game, her first was a cracking goal, a solid hit, lifted into the back of the net. Sophie Swiz put the ball through to score from a rebound. Jazz Colley went onto claim her hat trick for the day. A goal resulting from a short corner was scored by Vicky Hodgson.
Final scores:
York v Driffield: 3 – 0 (w)
York v LA Carnegie: 1 – 1 (d)
York v Wakefield: 5 – 0 (w)
CHAMPIONS of YORKSHIRE
City of York Hockey Club Under 14 Girls side won their age group of the
Yorkshire Youth Hockey League Play-offs at Halifax on Sunday 19th April.
Led by captain Frankie Marsh, who played her usual midfield holding role, York competed against the other top 7 teams from around Yorkshire.
In the first game of their 4 team pool, against favourites Wakefield, York came away with a 1-0 thanks to a typical opportunist’s goal from ace goal-poacher Gemma Kane.
After a break, York’s next challenge was Thirsk.
Tricky right-wing runs from Vicky Wrigley produced plenty of crosses for
powerful centre-forward Amber Moores to pressure the Thirsk defence, which
eventually paid dividends with two well taken goals from her.
Kane then nipped in to add another and finally some penetrating runs from
Sian King brought her the reward of a goal for a 4-0 victory.
Now guaranteed a place in the semi-finals and knowing that they now had
3 games in a row coming up, York cruised a little in the match against
Driffield.
Although Tonia Monoyiou and Kayleigh Kilsby worked hard in mid-field,
York were unable to beat the excellent Driffield keeper and had to be
satisfied with a 0-0 draw.
This pitched York straight on into a semi-final match with a fancied
Doncaster side.
However thanks to a strong performance by the tireless Zara Gower, York
dominated the game.
Vicky Wrigley eventually broke the deadlock with a well taken deflection
into the net.
Doncaster then broke away to beat keeper Beth Worrall and even things
up.
The York girls gritted their teeth and fought back strongly. Frankie Marsh
was unlucky with some well struck short corner strikes.
Finally experienced striker Ella Davies popped up to score what proved
to be the decisive goal putting York through to the final against earlier
group opponents Wakefield.
Playing their 3rd game on the bounce (Wakefield had had a 45 min break
before their semi- final match) York were feeling the pace although Fizz
Punnett showed tremendous energy in midfield throughout.
Solid Defence from sweeper Fran Keighley and full-backs Izzy Taylor and
Eilish Deighton ensured that York were in no danger at the back.
However the York forwards were unable to score the vital goal and the
final 0-0 score line meant that the match and title would be decided by
a “5 stroke penalty shoot out” followed by sudden death.
In the pressure situation, Amber Moores coolly slotted home the first
penalty as did Izzy Taylor with the second.
Misses by Frankie Marsh and Zara Gower were countered by saves from keeper
Beth Worrall.
This gave a 2-2 score line going into the fifth round of flicks.
Fizz Punnett safely netted for York and then Worrall brilliantly saved
the Wakefield flick to secure the title for the jubilant York girls.
