Next match Home v Northbank Carlisle (Tyne Green)
It’s been a long season extended by the wet weather but a successful one. The senior team have done the club proud by winning the second division of the Northern Football Alliance. As Red House Farm sprinted away early on Hexham kept in touch and when RHF stated to slip up the lads came storming through at the end. Some photos of the evening when the cup was presented but there will be many more in the coming weeks
Pin Point Recruitment Amateur Cup Final (At Swalwell FC, Derwenthaugh)
Whickham Lang Jacks 2 Willington Quay Saints 1
Lang Jacks keeper Mark Innes pulled off a string of stunning saves in a man of the match performance as they lifted the Amateur Cup at the third attempt.
The first effort to play the game fell foul of the weather and the second was abandoned due to a serious injury to a Saints player.
Willington Quay made a great start and Kane Chirnside fired them ahead in the ninth minute on a bumpy pitch at Swalwell.
Innes made a couple of superb stops to keep Lang Jacks in it, and they levelled in the 40th minute as Joe Bell struck.
Just four minutes later Jacks were in dreamland as Paul Silcock netted the second.
Saints had a great chance to level when they were awarded a spot-kick with ten minutes to play, but Innes guessed correctly and pulled off another top draw save to give his side the silverware.
Jon Tait
Whitley Bay A has won the Northern Alliance Challenge Shield which was played at Amberly Park Killingworth. Whitley Bay was leading Heaton Stannington 1-0 at the break but at 90 mins the tie was all square at 1-1. Another 30 minutes were needed but with the score at 2-2 it took penalties to separate the teams
Congratulations to senior team coach Jordan Moore; he has successfully passed his UEFA license and is now a UEFA qualified coach. This is a fantastic achievement as he has managed this at the first time of asking. Jordan used the senior lads to practice some of the sessions that he demonstrated on his assessment for his final exam which took place in York over the weekend 28/29 April.
Wooler (North Northumberland Div 1)
Blyth Isabella (Tyneside Amateur Div 1)
High Howdon Soc (Tyneside Amateur Div 1)
Grainger Park BC (Tyneside Amateur Div 1)
Longbenton FC (Tyneside Amateur Div 1)
Birtley St Josephs (Durham Alliance)
Newcastle Benfield Reserves (New Club)
Heaton Hawks (Junior Club)
Blackfyne FC (Junior Club)
Harton & Westoe
Murton
Rescinded resignations (Before March 31st 2012)
Morpeth Sporting Club
Each applicant will be treated on its merits but initially all grounds will need to be inspected. If the club passes ground inspection they will be invited to a Management Committee meeting on May 8th
Premier League will be made up of 16 teams, Division one & two will be balanced accordingly by promotion and suitable applicants
We are collecting Tesco vouchers once again this year so if you could collect as many as possible that would be great. A collection box is available at the Dukeshouse Clubhouse or give them to your coach. Last year we managed to raise enough for two sets of corner flags and a pair of agility ladders. There is plenty more on this year’s shopping list so all help will be appreciated
Although gaining Community Club status cannot guarantee funding from the Football Foundation for facility improvement, gaining the kite-mark has already been a significant factor in assisting our clubs funding applications by providing evidence of a commitment to providing a sporting facility for use by the entire community.
The club is ten years old is July this year and what a great present we have given ourselves. By gaining this award it has opened up a range of opportunities which will give us the chance to really promote the club for the benefit of everyone. Not just for the members we plan to use this award and our clubhouse for non football projects across the community
The club have teams from the development squad at the tender age of under 7 to the senior men’s team who are looking to push for promotion from the Northern Football Alliance Division Two this season. Next year we very excited about the prospect of having a senior ladies team in the Northumberland league as one of our major aims in the development plan is to promote the women’s and girls side of the game. Also there is a move towards a youth u21 competition which aims to bridge that vital gap between youth and senior football and the club is aiming to be part of that development
The management committee of Hexham Football club are delighted to announce that we have been awarded “Community Club Status” by the Football Association
The Charter Standard Scheme is best practice guide that sets standards of coaching, administration and child protection for all clubs outside the Football League and Premier League. As a benchmark for quality, it will improve the playing experience for all.
We have been a development club since 2005 but we now join thirteen other clubs in Northumberland who have reached this level. It has been a long task in meeting all the criteria that is set down but with all the hard work of the coaches, committee members and officials this has been achieved. This award would not have been possible without the tremendous help of the development team at the Northumberland FA and we would like to give them a huge thank you. Without their assistance and guidance we would still be way off hitting our target.
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