Your Sporttag:,2008:/3652008-02-13T11:36:20ZMovable Type 3.31North Wales girl's footballtag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385212008-02-13T11:35:39Z2008-02-13T11:36:20ZAll the latest results.......Dan Owen
All the latest results....
Under 9s Round Robin
Kinmel Bay 5 Rhyl Hearts
Catrin Price)
(Katherine Jones)
(Lucy Sass Davies)
(Nicole Howard)
Colwyn Bay Girls JFC 1 Kinmel Bay 3
(Demii Barlow) (Ellisha Sandiford 2)
(Lucy Sass Davies)
Rhyl Hearts 0 Colwyn Bay Girls JFC 0
Under 11s (Central)
Kinmel Bay Robins 4 Prestatyn 1
Mostyn 0 Colwyn Bay Bullets 9
Under 11s (Western)
Llanrug 2 Pwllheli 2
(Lois Reegan) (Tegan Murphy)
(Mari Gibbard) (Magi Hughes)
Llangefni 4 Caernarfon 0
(Tari Hughes 3)
(Gwenno Peters)
Under 13s Central
Prestatyn 1 Mostyn 0
(Rebecca Mc Keown)
Under 15s
Llandudno Junction 4 Cae Glyn 0
(Sophie Owen 2)
(Laura Edwards 2)
Mold 4 Vicars Cross 2
(Abi Shore 2) (Natalie Donelly)
(Paige Keenan) (Georgia Dutton)
(Hannah Mc Callum)
Rhyl Hearts Divas 3 Denbigh Diamonds 0
(Steph Short 3)
North Wales women's footballtag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385202008-02-13T11:34:38Z2008-02-13T11:35:18ZLlangefi 0 Llandudno Junction 0 (Cup result) Wrexham v Pwllheli (Cancelled) Colwyn Bay v Dolgellau (Cancelled)...Dan Owen
Llangefi 0 Llandudno Junction 0 (Cup result)
Wrexham v Pwllheli (Cancelled)
Colwyn Bay v Dolgellau (Cancelled)
Flint rugbytag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385112008-02-12T11:25:10Z2008-02-13T11:26:32ZFlint U14’s Flint U14’s played at home against a very strong Nant Conwy side. Dom Harrison opened the scoring with a well earned try which was converted by Damian Goss. Nant Conwy came back with a converted try and at...Dan Owen
Flint U14’s
Flint U14’s played at home against a very strong Nant Conwy side. Dom Harrison opened the scoring with a well earned try which was converted by Damian Goss. Nant Conwy came back with a converted try and at half time the score was level at 7 point each. In the second half both teams were well matched and we witnessed some very good rugby being played. Tom Rowlands went over the line for an unconverted try and this was answered by an unconverted try by Nant Conwy. The match ended as a draw the final score being Flint 12 Nant Conwy 12.
Caernarfon Rugbytag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385192008-02-03T11:33:21Z2008-02-13T11:34:09ZGames between Caernarfon Under 14's and Nant Conwy have always been tough, and in truth Caernarfon have always come off second best....Dan Owen
Games between Caernarfon Under 14's and Nant Conwy have always been tough,
and in truth Caernarfon have always come off second best.
But coming off theback of a good win against Llangefni last week the Cofi's travelled to
Llanrwst in good spirits last Sunday.
However only 4 minutes into the game Nant Conwy broke away and scored under
the posts.
Rather than dishearten the visitors, this seemed only to spur on the
Caernarfon side, and most of the first period was played in the Nant Conwy
half - if not in their 22. But Caernarfon failed to make the pressure pay.
They crossed the line twice, following strong forward play, only to see the
ball held up both times. Then on 24 minutes Nant Conwy broke away again to
score their second try - once again right under the posts. 14-0 to the home
side at half time.
The second half followed the same pattern as the first, strong forward
pressure by Caernarfon, but failing to turn pressure into points. Nant Conwy
relying on the breakaway - but in the second half Caernarfon had the measure
of the Nant Conwy backs - and thanks to try saving tackles by Tomos Jones
and Caron Williams of Caernarfon, the second half didn't see any points
scored by either side. However rather than a boring game as such a statistic
would suggest, it provided an excellent rugby spectacle for the neutral
viewer, but a tense half an hour for both team coaches! The game ended 14-0
to Nant Conwy, but Caernarfon Under 14's will take heart from the general
improvement in their game.
Flint Rugbytag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385122008-01-30T11:26:56Z2008-02-13T11:27:49ZMatch report for Flint U13's Flint travelled to Birkenhead looking for there first win of the new year. Flint started the stronger team and took the lead after 5 minuets when No. 8 Chris Wildman broke from the back of...Dan Owen
Match report for Flint U13's
Flint travelled to Birkenhead looking for there first win of the new year. Flint started the stronger team and took the lead after 5 minuets when No. 8 Chris Wildman broke from the back of the scrum to touch down (unconverted). Flint went further ahead 10 minuets later when open side flanker Luke Williams finished a good passing move to score, Ellis Roberts added the conversion. Birkenhead Park then scored a converted try just before half time.
As the second half started it became apparent that Flints forwards had fallen asleep and some poor play from the backs allowed Birkenhead to score an early unconverted try to draw level. This was quickly followed by another to put them ahead. Flint didn't respond and again some poor tackling allowed Birkenhead to score another try. Flint forwards finally woke up and started to compete, Luke Williams ran in a solo effort to touch down his second (unconverted). Flint kept on attacking and when a Birkenhead Park ruck was turned over Luke Williams picked up the ball to score his hat trick. Birkenhead Park then came back into the game and when Flint gave away a penalty 5 meters from there try line Birkenhead scored a converted try to take the victory.
Final score Birkenhead Park U13's 29 Flint U13's 22
North Wales women's football leaguetag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385182008-01-29T11:32:12Z2008-02-13T11:32:55ZThe latest results...Dan Owen
The latest results
Kinmel Bay 1 Llangefni 2
(Cassandra Thomas) (Alison Mummery 2)
Pwllheli 2 Llandudno Junction 0
(Katie Godfrey)
(Lowri Hughes)
Wrexham 10 Corwen 0
North Wales girls' footballtag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385162008-01-29T11:31:01Z2008-02-13T11:31:39ZThe latest results...Dan Owen
The latest results
Under 11s (Central)
Kinmel Bay 0 Colwyn Bay Bullets 5
(Louisha Doran 4)
(Kelsey Davies)
Under 11s (Western)
Llangefni 1 Llanrug 4
(Cari Hughes) (Lois Regan 2)
(Mari Gibbard 2)
Under 13s
Llanrug 1 Llangefni
(Elain Roberts) (Ffion Owen)
Mostyn 1 Kinmel Bay 0
(S Roberts)
Under 15s
Kinmel Bay 8 Llangefni 3
(Sarah Massey 5) (Alaw Meredydd)
(Katie Sinclair 3) (Alexia Musgrove)
(Katie Lucas)
Caernarfon rugbytag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385152008-01-27T11:29:30Z2008-02-13T11:30:02ZAfter a weather enforced, longer than scheduled Christmas break, Caernarfon Under 14's were raring to go in their third meeting this season with Llangefni....Dan Owen
After a weather enforced, longer than scheduled Christmas break, Caernarfon
Under 14's were raring to go in their third meeting this season with
Llangefni.
The writing seemed to be on the wall after 7½ minutes when Llangefni scored
- but with the touchdown out near the corner, the conversion went wide.
After an inspired tactical substitution on 20 minutes, Aled Jones picked up
a loose ball at the base of the scrum and crossed - close enough to the
posts to make his own conversion a formality, 5-7 to Caernarfon.
With both teams evenly matched in both forwards and backs, the game was
poised to go either way, but a strong Caernarfon scrum on the Llangefni 5m
line saw the ball worked out through the backs for Sion Hywyn Griffiths to
cross. The trusty left foot of stand off Aled Jones gave Caernarfon the lead
5-14 at the break.
Whatever was said to the Llangefni side at half time, worked, with the team
coming out for the second half on fire. However they were helped by
confusion in the Caernarfon backs when the ball was carried back over their
line and stolen from under their noses. The converted try within two minutes
of the re-start bought Cefni back to 12-14. Llangefni were unlucky that when
they crossed the line again, the referee saw a knock on and from the
resultant scrum, Caernarfon cleared their lines.
Llangefni spent most of the second period in the Caernarfon half and were
rewarded with another try - but again far out wide which meant their hard
work was only rewarded with 5 points - but good enough to take their lead to
17-14.
As the referee called final play on a scrum near enough on halfway, that
17-14 lead seemed enough - until Aled Jones received the ball from the scrum
and raised a cross field kick. When the ball was collected by a Llangefni
player Caernarfon fans thought that the end was nigh, but a strong chase and
tackle by Jac Evans and Tomos Jones, saw Jones leave with the ball, and
no-one could stop him as he raced up the touchline to cross near the corner
flag. But with everyone screaming at him to ground the ball, Jones - with
two Llangefni defenders in hot pursuit, continued until he was right under
the posts, to make Aled Jones' conversion a certain 2 extra points to give
Caernarfon the win 17-21.
Next week Caernarfon travel to Nant Conwy for what will surely prove to be
another tough game.
Llangollen rugbytag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.385142008-01-27T11:28:32Z2008-02-13T11:29:10ZLlangollen began their North Wales Super League campaign with a visit to Harlech. It was going to be a tough afternoon for the Tower Field side as the Gwynedd side had not been beaten at home for 2 years combined...Dan Owen
Llangollen began their North Wales Super League campaign with a visit to Harlech. It was going to be a tough afternoon for the Tower Field side as the Gwynedd side had not been beaten at home for 2 years combined with the wind blowing hard from the Irish Sea.
The visitors began the brighter of the sides with the Llan pack stamping their authority on the home side in the scrum and loose. This pressure gave Llan chance after chance but they could not quite breech the Harlech line, until another driving maul from the Llan pack had the visitors on the back foot and outside half Richard Jasper crossed in the corner, he failed with the conversion attempt. Llan continued to apply pressure on the visitors with good powerful forward play and incisive runs from the backs with centres Gareth Jasper and Tom Stevens causing the visitors many headaches. It was one of these incisive moves that lead to Llan's second try as Richard Jasper supporting a Stevens run broke through and dotted down to see the visitors in to a healthy 10-0 lead, the wind out did Jasper with the conversion attempt again. The home side rallied on the stroke of half time and some fine 15 man rugby from the half way line saw them finally breech the Llan defensive line to score, this was converted and the sides went into the break 10-7. Llan had to make a slight re-shuffle with fullback forced off with an ankle injury. The second half began with the home side starting where they had left off keeping the ball alive but some good kicking from Scrum half Mark Price and Richard Jasper kept pinning them back. This continued for most of the half until stand in full back Ian Leckie showed so speed with a good break out wide before being halted on the home sides 22, quick ball was produced from the ruck and scrum half Price saw a gap in the home sides defense and raced through to score. The conversion attempt was missed and Llan knew they only had a couple of minutes before securing the win. They managed this comfortably as the home side seemed to have the wind knocked out of their sales with the third try and the final score remained Harlech 7 - 10 LLangollen. Coach Ian Morris said after the match "We knew we would have a tough game down here today and it was not made any easier by the conditions or the fact that we had not played for 3 weeks. We did though show some good rugby and the scrummaging performance, I don't think the Harlech front row will want to see Matt Rogers and Steve Houghton again in a hurry.I am pleased we got a win in our first game of the competition, it's a fantastic chance for us to play against the best teams of our level in North Wales and I know that the myself and the lads are chomping on the bit for the next games".
LLangollen 2nds made it a double for the club on Saturday afternoon with a 29-27 win against Mold 3rds. The Anderson brothers were the stars of the show with Axel bagging 3 tries and Dave 1 with 2 conversions also on the score sheet was fullback Dan Jones who capped off a fine performance with a try. Team Manager Einion Davies said afterwards "it's lovely to have these games, we try and have a game every month and it gives some of the older players a chance to have a run out as well as giving the younger guys who are coming through valuable experience".
NORTH WALES WOMEN FOOTBALL LEAGUEtag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.362022008-01-18T14:31:25Z2008-01-18T14:32:54ZAll games were cancelled in the NWWFL - click hear for the next round of fixtures...Dan Owen
All games were cancelled in the NWWFL - click hear for the next round of fixtures
NWWFL Round Robin Cup Fixtures for 20th January 2008
Colwyn Bay v Wrexham
Dolgellau v Corwen
Kinmel Bay v Llandudno Junction
Pwllheli v Llangefni
NORTH WALES GIRLS FOOTBALL LEAGUEtag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.362012008-01-18T14:29:57Z2008-01-18T14:30:59ZRESULTS from 12th January 2008...Dan Owen
RESULTS from 12th January 2008
Under 9s Round Robin
Kinmel Bay 7 Rhyl Hearts Ravens 1
(Ashley Mills) (Chloe Rawlinson)
(Nicole Howarth)
(Catrin Price)
(Kath Jones)
Colwyn Bay Girls JFC 0 Kinmel Bay 3
(Ashley Mills)
(Nicole Howarth)
Rhyl Hearts Ravens 0 Colwyn Bay Girls JFC 0
Under 11s
Kinmel Bay 3 Mostyn 2
(Georgia Williams 2) (Tonicha Dickens 2)
(Chloe Brownsell)
Under 13s
Colwyn Bay Rockets 1 Mostyn 2
(Sophie Jones) (Laura Pennington 2)
Kinmel Bay 6 Prestatyn 0
(Elen Williams 3)
(Emily Jones 3)
North Wales Girls Football latesttag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.352872008-01-09T12:06:07Z2008-01-09T12:06:48ZResults from the North Wales Girls Football League...Dan Owen
Results from the North Wales Girls Football League
Under 15s
Mold 2 Llandudno Junction 1
(Abbie Shore 2)
Under 17s
Kinmel Bay 3 Ruthin 5
(Tyler Denton 2) (Elin Jones 4)
(Samatha Groves) (JeannieGillespie)
NORTH WALES WOMEN FOOTBALL LEAGUEtag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.352862008-01-09T12:02:55Z2008-01-09T12:05:40ZResults and fixtures from the North Wales Women's Football League...Dan Owen
Results and fixtures from the North Wales Women's Football League
Pwllheli 6 Kinmel Bay 3
(Kate Godfrey 2) (Casandra Thomas 2)
(Ann Williams) (Hannah Roberts)
(Natalie Pritchard)
(Jodie Banks)
(Natalie Williams)
NWWFL League Fixtures for 13th January 2008
Corwen v Llangefni
Kinmel Bay v Colwyn Bay
Llandudno Junction v Wrexham
Dolgellau v Pwllheli
Rachel looking to defend her titletag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2008://365.352852008-01-09T12:01:11Z2008-01-09T12:02:32ZWales’ up and coming track and field stars will aiming to emulate Olympic heroes and an Arsenal midfielder this weekend at the Welsh Junior Championships in Cardiff, including a 200m star from Conwy...Dan Owen
Wales’ up and coming track and field stars will aiming to emulate Olympic heroes and an Arsenal midfielder this weekend at the Welsh Junior Championships in Cardiff, including a 200m star from Conwy
Wales’ up and coming track and field stars will aiming to emulate Olympic heroes and an Arsenal midfielder this weekend at the Welsh Junior Championships in Cardiff (12-13 January 2008).
The event is the breeding ground of tomorrow’s champions. Records are still held by Olympic stars Colin Jackson, Tim Benjamin and Philippa Roles as well as Arsenal midfielder Jayne Ludlow who excelled in triple jump as a youngster.
Conwy’s Rachel Johncock has recently been recruited to the Welsh Athletics Talent Development Academy and will feature in the under 15 line up at the National Indoor Athletics Centre, Cardiff. She will be going all out to defend her 200m title.
Two good wins for Flinttag:www.yoursport.northwalesblogs.co.uk,2007://365.336882007-12-18T16:51:28Z2007-12-18T16:52:43ZFlint signed off for Christmas in style with two impressive wins...Dan Owen
Flint signed off for Christmas in style with two impressive wins
Flint U13's
Flint U13's took on a Northwich team who have lost only once this season. Northwich started stronger with a good try following some sloppy defence by the Flint backs. Flint drew equal almost straight away when a good backs move allowed Conner Kendrick (inside Centre) to touch down in the corner (unconverted). Flint then took the lead when Luke Williams (blind side flanker) popped the ball over the line following a well worked back row move (unconverted). Northwich then came back into the game with another converted try. Flint then took control of the game and when Luke Williams pick up a loose ball on the half way line and ran in unopposed for his second try (converted) flint looked comfortable. Flint forwards started to dominate in the open play which resulted in Nick Roberts (scrum half) scoring under the posts (converted). Luke Williams the dropped on a bad pass from the Northwich backs right on there own try line to complete his hat trick (converted). In the second half Northwich started to fight back and scored a good converted try but Flint responded when Lewis Williams (hooked) charged over the line to score (converted). Again Northwich responded with another converted try, then Toby Davies (stand off) went over to score under the posts (converted) following a good defensive work by Flint.
Final Score Flint 43 Northwich 28
Flint scores Luke Williams 3, Lewis Williams 1, Toby Davies 1, Conner Kendrick 1, Nick Roberts 1, Conversion Ellis Roberts 6
Flint U14's
Flint U14's played at home to Northwich and had what was probably their best game of the season so far. Rhys Roberts opened the scoring for Flint by going over after some very skilfull passing by Flint forwards. His try was converted by Afon Bagshaw. Flint then dominated the first half with Max Davies then Dom Harrison both going over which were both converted by Damian Goss. At half time the score was Flint 21 Northwich 0. In the second half Northwich opened the scoring with a converted try before Flint took hold of the game again. Damian Goss, Rhys Roberts and Tom Prydderch all went over and Afon Bagshaw kicked a conversion. Northwich ended the afternoon with an unconverted try making the final score Flint 38 Northwich 12.
Flint Try Scorers: Rhys Roberts (2) Max Davies (1) Dom Harrison (1) Damian Goss ( 1) Tom Prydderch ( 1 ). Conversion were by Afon Bagshaw ( 2) and Damian Goss ( 2 ).