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GLOUCESTER / TEA GARDENS GALA DAY
For the ninth year in a row, Gloucester has succeeded in bringing home the Tom Redman Memorial trophy from the Tea Gardens/Gloucester Gala Day, played at Tea Gardens this year. Out of five games, Gloucester won four
Under 7’s - Set the tone for the day by playing really well. Gloucester enjoyed a 4-1 victory and were admirably served by the following players: Max controlled the defence giving us a firm base to work from, Ewen, Eli, Dane. Sahara and Bohdi controlled the mid field with Will, Jarrah and Peter making the most of their opportunities. The positional play and Great team work held them in good stead. Well done Team!
Under 11’s - For many it was the first time they had played together and we turned up to find a smaller than usual field for the game, ensuring a hard fought fixture. It was a tight first ten minutes with both teams passing the ball around and settling into the game. The Gloucester team managed to take the lead with a long distance shot with Rory Gambrill finding the back of the net after 10 minutes. This seemed to wake up the Tea Gardens side who started applying pressure on the Gloucester goal. In a 15 minute period the Tea Gardens team managed three goals which saw the score at half time 3 to 1. The second half was brilliant football from both sides. The Tea Gardens team stretched their lead to five goals to one by the midpoint of the half, however the Gloucester team started to attack in earnest and were denied many attempts at goals by the good work and goalkeeper, until two corner kicks from Thomas Coombe found their mark. The first saw a solid strike from Rory Gambrill into the net followed a short time later by a first time strike by Matthew Woods past the crowded defensive line. Logan Webeck produced many headers to clear the ball out of the defensive line while Albie Cameron and Jack Joliffe did a wonderful job as goalkeepers and then defenders. Alicia Edwards made some great runs up the side and Bradley Rayner was everywhere, defending and attacking. Andrew Fraser and Logan Gambrill made great contributions at both ends of the field throughout the game. The Gloucester team really started working well together however there just wasn’t enough time to peg the lead back. The final score was 5 - 3 in Tea Gardens favour. Thank you to all the parents and families for making the trip down south for the day. Thank you also to Tea Gardens for putting on a great day, we look forward to catching up again next year.
GLOUCESTER / TEA GARDENS GALA DAY
For the ninth year in a row, Gloucester has succeeded in bringing home the Tom Redman Memorial trophy from the Tea Gardens/Gloucester Gala Day, played at Tea Gardens this year. Out of five games, Gloucester won four
Under 7’s - Set the tone for the day by playing really well. Gloucester enjoyed a 4-1 victory and were admirably served by the following players: Max controlled the defence giving us a firm base to work from, Ewen, Eli, Dane. Sahara and Bohdi controlled the mid field with Will, Jarrah and Peter making the most of their opportunities. The positional play and Great team work held them in good stead. Well done Team!
Under 11’s - For many it was the first time they had played together and we turned up to find a smaller than usual field for the game, ensuring a hard fought fixture. It was a tight first ten minutes with both teams passing the ball around and settling into the game. The Gloucester team managed to take the lead with a long distance shot with Rory Gambrill finding the back of the net after 10 minutes. This seemed to wake up the Tea Gardens side who started applying pressure on the Gloucester goal. In a 15 minute period the Tea Gardens team managed three goals which saw the score at half time 3 to 1. The second half was brilliant football from both sides. The Tea Gardens team stretched their lead to five goals to one by the midpoint of the half, however the Gloucester team started to attack in earnest and were denied many attempts at goals by the good work and goalkeeper, until two corner kicks from Thomas Coombe found their mark. The first saw a solid strike from Rory Gambrill into the net followed a short time later by a first time strike by Matthew Woods past the crowded defensive line. Logan Webeck produced many headers to clear the ball out of the defensive line while Albie Cameron and Jack Joliffe did a wonderful job as goalkeepers and then defenders. Alicia Edwards made some great runs up the side and Bradley Rayner was everywhere, defending and attacking. Andrew Fraser and Logan Gambrill made great contributions at both ends of the field throughout the game. The Gloucester team really started working well together however there just wasn’t enough time to peg the lead back. The final score was 5 - 3 in Tea Gardens favour. Thank you to all the parents and families for making the trip down south for the day. Thank you also to Tea Gardens for putting on a great day, we look forward to catching up again next year.
Saturday 29th June
GLOUCESTER SCORPIONS JUNIOR SOCCER
CALCO DIVISION 4
Buckets Building v Gloucester Community Shop – everyone played well with star performers Ewan and Bodhi playing for the opposition. Great work by Finley and Chloe and a great save from Matthew.. Community Shop showed some great teamwork. Copers scored his first goal, everyone worked well as a team.
Ollies Service Centre v Darrels Gourmet Butchery – a great game to watch, the teams were even with 8 players each and no subs. So there was not a lot of room for play. Some great players this week for Ollies showing their fantastic ball skills.
BUCKETTS BUILDING SUPPLIES DIVISION 3
Water & Tipper vs Annie McKee – Annie McKee very well played by all great goal Linc and good defence Aiden and Jack. Water & Tipper wonderful to see as the week progresses how well the team is working together. Once again some great defence and attack with some goals shared amongst the team and welcome to our new team member Benji final score Water & Tipper 8 to Annie McKee 3
Blue Light vs Medico – Blue Light fantastic game well played both teams Liam scored 3 goals Toby and Lucas 1 each wonderful effort everyone Medico’s Heidi is playing very well great in defence the Coombe boys played very well with plenty of enthusiasm, Jarrah was everywhere as usual Eli scored a fantastic goal final score Blue Light 5 to Medico 2
Community Shop vs Gloss-Ter CarWash. Hard game for CarWash they did not stop playing right until the whistle Bradley Higgins scoring a great goal Community Shop once again a hand full Justin Boorer opened the scoring but it did not stop there he put 6 quick goals on Jarrod plater brutal defence opened up some opportunities for himself scoring 2 goals Chris Bolton 1 goal Mackenzie young 1 goal Ajay Jolliffe 1 goal all in all everyone had great games final score Community Shop 11 to CarWash 1
GLOUCESTER COMMUNITY SHOP DIVISION 2
Thanks to our Referees for the morning Geoff Hawkins, Dylan Schultz and Emily Garnham.
Avon Valley Concreting vs Gloucester Blue Light - Another fantastic div 2 game between Avon Valley Concreting (white) and Gloucester Blue Light (green) . An excellent defensive game was played by both teams, with the Gloucester Blue Light coming out on top 3-1.
This was a very evenly contested game with both teams having a fair share of possession and it looked like it was going to be nil all at half time until Hugo Laurie put the green team on the board. White came out firing in the second half and quickly evened up the contest curtesy of a Tom Maggs goal. The green team quickly tightened up there defence and with great keeping from Shannon made it impossible to score. White also tried their heart out in defence led by Emily George but couldn’t hold out a fast finishing green with Andrew Fraser and Hugo scoring to end a enjoyable game.
Gloucester Soldiers Club vs Gloucester Woolworths - Free flowing game to start with both teams moving the ball up well and each scoring an early goal. Both teams evenly matched in the game. For Woolworths Jesse played well in goals. Bradley Rayner, Connor Garnham, Xavier Soupidis and Hayley Green-Crook controlled the game with great passes. Ella Morgan did well in her first game of the year playing in defence with Rose Murphy. Nick Maggs was outstanding in both attack and defence for Gloucester Soldiers Club. Phineas Hester, Matthew Woods and Sam Ellis were great in defence. Second half started at a fast pace with plenty of opportunities. Jessie Marchant is really finding her positional play after her return to soccer. Two goals to Nick, one goal to Sam, three goals to Xavier, two to Brad and one to Connor. Fantastic game all round. Final score 3 - 6.
Gloucester Community Shop vs Gloucester Tax & Accounting - Hard fought match today with great defence from both teams making it hard to get many goals. Alicia Edwards was fantastic in the midfield and saved some great goals in the second half. Ruben Hutchins put in maximum effort throughout the whole game. Riley Marsh had a great game in defence and made many attempts at goal from afar. Harry Cross played well in the forward position putting lots of pressure on the other team. Mia Tresidder, Bodhi Ashby, Drew Gordon and Archie Ribbons all took turns in shutting down play in their half of the field and Seth Sargent saved many goals in the second half. Mia Hardy and Tamika Smith in turn did a great job in goals for Gloucester Community Shop. Hayley Fisher-Webster moved forward this week with some time in both forward and midfield positions showing just how far she has come since swapping netball for soccer on Saturdays!! Thomas Coombe spread himself throughout the field moving the ball to the forwards and shutting down many run away plays that Gloucester Tax and Accounting tried to make. Goals to Rory Gambrill and first one for the season for Logan Webeck. Final score 3 - 0
GLOUCESTER BLUELIGHT DIVISION 1
Autolec v Bucketts Building Supplies – an excellent game and well contested. The scores were tight early and Bucketts Building put the foot down early in the second half. Auotlecs Kaito Sutton covered the ground well, great defence from the Marsh girls and Paula in goals. A great effort from Kyle Atkins, who also had a go in goals saving lots of shots.. Well done Sam Ballantine and Luke Blanch who worked well together. A good effort from Nick Blows but time ran out. Final score 6 – 4 to Bucketts Building Supplies.
Accommodation Gloucester v Gloucester Community Shop – Accommodation Gloucester unfortunately had to forfeit due to a lack of players. Josh Norrie went on an early scoring spree with four quick goals. Emily Garnham scored a great individual goal.
GLOUCESTER SCORPIONS JUNIOR SOCCER
CALCO DIVISION 4
Buckets Building v Gloucester Community Shop – everyone played well with star performers Ewan and Bodhi playing for the opposition. Great work by Finley and Chloe and a great save from Matthew.. Community Shop showed some great teamwork. Copers scored his first goal, everyone worked well as a team.
Ollies Service Centre v Darrels Gourmet Butchery – a great game to watch, the teams were even with 8 players each and no subs. So there was not a lot of room for play. Some great players this week for Ollies showing their fantastic ball skills.
BUCKETTS BUILDING SUPPLIES DIVISION 3
Water & Tipper vs Annie McKee – Annie McKee very well played by all great goal Linc and good defence Aiden and Jack. Water & Tipper wonderful to see as the week progresses how well the team is working together. Once again some great defence and attack with some goals shared amongst the team and welcome to our new team member Benji final score Water & Tipper 8 to Annie McKee 3
Blue Light vs Medico – Blue Light fantastic game well played both teams Liam scored 3 goals Toby and Lucas 1 each wonderful effort everyone Medico’s Heidi is playing very well great in defence the Coombe boys played very well with plenty of enthusiasm, Jarrah was everywhere as usual Eli scored a fantastic goal final score Blue Light 5 to Medico 2
Community Shop vs Gloss-Ter CarWash. Hard game for CarWash they did not stop playing right until the whistle Bradley Higgins scoring a great goal Community Shop once again a hand full Justin Boorer opened the scoring but it did not stop there he put 6 quick goals on Jarrod plater brutal defence opened up some opportunities for himself scoring 2 goals Chris Bolton 1 goal Mackenzie young 1 goal Ajay Jolliffe 1 goal all in all everyone had great games final score Community Shop 11 to CarWash 1
GLOUCESTER COMMUNITY SHOP DIVISION 2
Thanks to our Referees for the morning Geoff Hawkins, Dylan Schultz and Emily Garnham.
Avon Valley Concreting vs Gloucester Blue Light - Another fantastic div 2 game between Avon Valley Concreting (white) and Gloucester Blue Light (green) . An excellent defensive game was played by both teams, with the Gloucester Blue Light coming out on top 3-1.
This was a very evenly contested game with both teams having a fair share of possession and it looked like it was going to be nil all at half time until Hugo Laurie put the green team on the board. White came out firing in the second half and quickly evened up the contest curtesy of a Tom Maggs goal. The green team quickly tightened up there defence and with great keeping from Shannon made it impossible to score. White also tried their heart out in defence led by Emily George but couldn’t hold out a fast finishing green with Andrew Fraser and Hugo scoring to end a enjoyable game.
Gloucester Soldiers Club vs Gloucester Woolworths - Free flowing game to start with both teams moving the ball up well and each scoring an early goal. Both teams evenly matched in the game. For Woolworths Jesse played well in goals. Bradley Rayner, Connor Garnham, Xavier Soupidis and Hayley Green-Crook controlled the game with great passes. Ella Morgan did well in her first game of the year playing in defence with Rose Murphy. Nick Maggs was outstanding in both attack and defence for Gloucester Soldiers Club. Phineas Hester, Matthew Woods and Sam Ellis were great in defence. Second half started at a fast pace with plenty of opportunities. Jessie Marchant is really finding her positional play after her return to soccer. Two goals to Nick, one goal to Sam, three goals to Xavier, two to Brad and one to Connor. Fantastic game all round. Final score 3 - 6.
Gloucester Community Shop vs Gloucester Tax & Accounting - Hard fought match today with great defence from both teams making it hard to get many goals. Alicia Edwards was fantastic in the midfield and saved some great goals in the second half. Ruben Hutchins put in maximum effort throughout the whole game. Riley Marsh had a great game in defence and made many attempts at goal from afar. Harry Cross played well in the forward position putting lots of pressure on the other team. Mia Tresidder, Bodhi Ashby, Drew Gordon and Archie Ribbons all took turns in shutting down play in their half of the field and Seth Sargent saved many goals in the second half. Mia Hardy and Tamika Smith in turn did a great job in goals for Gloucester Community Shop. Hayley Fisher-Webster moved forward this week with some time in both forward and midfield positions showing just how far she has come since swapping netball for soccer on Saturdays!! Thomas Coombe spread himself throughout the field moving the ball to the forwards and shutting down many run away plays that Gloucester Tax and Accounting tried to make. Goals to Rory Gambrill and first one for the season for Logan Webeck. Final score 3 - 0
GLOUCESTER BLUELIGHT DIVISION 1
Autolec v Bucketts Building Supplies – an excellent game and well contested. The scores were tight early and Bucketts Building put the foot down early in the second half. Auotlecs Kaito Sutton covered the ground well, great defence from the Marsh girls and Paula in goals. A great effort from Kyle Atkins, who also had a go in goals saving lots of shots.. Well done Sam Ballantine and Luke Blanch who worked well together. A good effort from Nick Blows but time ran out. Final score 6 – 4 to Bucketts Building Supplies.
Accommodation Gloucester v Gloucester Community Shop – Accommodation Gloucester unfortunately had to forfeit due to a lack of players. Josh Norrie went on an early scoring spree with four quick goals. Emily Garnham scored a great individual goal.
