POSTED: October 02 2017 12:36:34 By Keith Long - Junior Section Match Details 30th Sept/1st Oct 17


Following a 4-0 home win at Stott Lane over Elton and Walshaw in the Bolton Bury and District League Beechfield United Under 17's Tornadoes went three points clear at the top of the Section B table. But according to Team Manager Chris Cottrill Beechy who had just eleven players available didn't play well throughout the match. The goals came via Kai Mitchell (Hat-Trick) now six in four games and Taylor Schofield.

There was a goal feast in the Salford and District League Under 16's Division 1 match between Beechfield United Storm and Manchester Maccabi Broughton. This action packed game produced twelve goals and it was the Beechy lads who came out on top courtesy of a 7-5 victory. Man of the Match Tom Gorton (Hat-Trick) Aaron Gartley, Marcus Belcher, Calumn Lomax and Will Timmins got the goals.

The Under 14's Tornadoes made it three games unbeaten following a 3-2 win against Barr Hill. In this Section E contest in the Bolton Bury and District League the Tornadoes who were 1-0 up at half time eventually collected the three points thanks to goals from Fernley Davies (2) and Mathew Bennett. The teams Man of the Match Award went to Thomas Anderson.

Local rivals Moorside Rangers Red were the Under 13's Storm's opponents in the Challenge Cup at Beech Farm. In what was a closely fought tie it was Rangers who went through to the next round of the competition following their 2-1 victory. Joe Irving was the Storm's Star Player and Ben Garlick scored Beechy's consolation goal.

Both Beechy Under 12's teams who play 9v9 were involved in the Challenge Cup. Away at Littleton Road to Swinton Junior Tigers the Under 12's Storm played some great football on their way to a 5-1 victory. Goalscorers for the Storm were Oliver Lawton (2) Man of the Match Develle Wrigley, Jason Okili and Jake Mansion.

Also drawn to play away were the Under 12's Tornadoes who were in action against Flixton Junior Pumas. Beechy had made the journey to their opponents ground but ended up on the wrong end of a 3-2 score line. Theo Valentine was the Tornadoes Best Player and on target with the goals were Alex Effie and Bradley Oliver.

Producing a real professional performance were the Under 11's Storm (9v9) who latest Development Group Red Division Group fixture was at home to local rivals Moorside Rangers Red. There were hat trick's for both Man of the Match Georgi Georgiev and Caden Gibson and two goals for Freddie Jackson. Also there was some brilliant play by Alfie Gee and Sonny O'Brien in midfield and great passing by Reece James.

Making a slow start in their home game with Boothstown Clarets were the Under 11's Typhoon (9v9) who despite a low-key display ran out comfortable winners. In the Development Group Blue Division United went a goal down but gradually fought their way back into the match and won the game with two goals in each half from Man of the Match Cole Winstanley and Jamie Withington.

A solid all-round performance by the Under 10's Storm was rewarded with an away victory at Stretford Victoria Blues. In the Development Group Yellow Division Oliver Cowley (2) and James Cadwaladar scored the goals while Michael Walsh was named Man of the Match.

Team Manager Colin Duff said it was a pleasure watching the Under 10's Tornadoes versus Barr Hill Hearts game. This Development Group Red Division encounter produced an evenly balanced first half with both teams playing some brilliant football. It was a lovely move from Beechy that broke the deadlock via a pinpoint pass from Joel Thorndyke to Ellis O'Brien-Walsh who controlled the ball superbly and his perfectly weighted pass set-up Finley Fairhurst and he calmly slotted past the keeper. Ten minutes later Finley Fairhurst turned provider when he rolled the ball across to Ellis O'Brien-Walsh for a finish into the bottom corner of the net. The Tornadoes third goal arrived after the Barr Hill keeper pushed out a shot by Edward Hughes towards Finley Fairhurst and he fired the ball first time into the top of the net. Goal number four was a carbon copy of the previous goal when the Barr Hill keeper produced another good save but Finley Fairhurst netted the rebound to complete his hat-trick. Freddie Wardle marshalled his goal area perfectly again while both Aiden Lawton and Ashley Tonge produced some top-class defending. Owen Hogben caused the Barr Hill defenders all sorts of problems with his non-stop running and Edward Hughes broke up any moves Barr Hill put together and this was a fully deserved win for the Tornadoes.

Beechy Under 9's Hurricanes were without three key players for their Development Group Yellow Division away game at Winton Ospreys. In a game that the Hurricanes dominated they enjoyed a greater share of the ball and would have won the match if those three missing players had been available. Goalkeeper Oliver Dalton-Bunker was named Man of the Match and Daniel Robinson scored both goals. Team Manager Ben Robinson said he was extremely proud of the players effort throughout the game. The Hurricanes squad for the match was: Daniel Robinson, Lexi Hiles, Lloyd Hiles, Prestley Smith, Alfie Latham, Jaiesh Devani-White, Oliver Dalton-Bunker, Jamie Maher, Matthew Elliott and Jace Whittaker.

Credited with an excellent team performance were the Under 9's Tornadoes who won a nine goal thriller against Barr Hill Diamonds. In this Development Group Blue Division fixture there was a hat trick for Man of the Match Anthony Hughes plus a goal apiece for Ethan Harris and Henry Jones.

In their Development Group Blue Division match with Stretford Victoria Albion the Under 8's Tornadoes hit top-form and secure a comfortable victory. Beechy's goals came via a spectacular five from Daire Cox, a hat trick for Stewart Kay and one goal each for both Jack McMinn and George Wadeson. Man of the Match was Stewart Kay for a fantastic hard working display in defence then left side of midfield.








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