The Under 9’s White
In their very first competitive season they went
The management, coaches and parents are
so proud of the boys
on to become Division 1 Champions which was a fantastic achievement for a
team who early on in the season
lost boys to
commitment and hard work during
their first competative season in the YEL.
They can only go from
strength
strength. A fantastic result from a fantastic team.
Neil Shooter Manager U9's White
Kieran Johnson, Thomas
Poole, Lewis Rigley,
The Under 10's Red
Won the YEL League Cup,
were Runners Up in a very competitive Division 1
and lost by the only goal in the Notts FA Shield semi final.
The progress these
teams have made in the past 6 years have been from the childs 1st break
into football from our soccer school. The professional manner in the way
they were taught has followed on into team play by the parents who have
now become managers or coaches, all learnt at our soccer school.
The current U10's Reds are all gratefull to Phil Barnes for his
guidance.
Paul Bradbury Manager U10's Red
Luke Watson, Morgan
Jubb, Zak Chatterie,Josh Pearson, Aaron Roberts, Ryan
The Under 11’s White
Won the Division 2 title of the YEL in very
handsome fashion losing just two games all season.
This is just reward for
the players and management team
that have won the YEL Sportsmanship award
two seasons
in succession.
The
improvement this season has been nothing short of remarkable
given that only three season's ago this team finished in the bottom
three of the league with a sum total of only 3 wins.
We
look forward to playing Division One football next season and
promise to remain faithful to our open attacking style of football.
Stewart Bowley Manager U11's
White
Kal
Orton, Dylan
Smith, Harry Saxton, Mitch Davies, Dante Diriso, Jarrod Davies, Joe
Ellis Evans, Oliver Bowley, James Hallam, William Brown, Kieran
The Under 12’s White
Won the Division 3 title with only one defeat in 18 league
games
and scoring over 100 goals in the process.
This was a fantastic
achievement.
I think the way
we played our football throughout the season was the most pleasing aspect
and winning the league was the reward for this. All 14 members of the
squad contributed, which meant both as individuals and as a team there was
improvement all season. Our team performance was noted by many of the
teams we played against. At this age I think it is about learning and
enjoying the game – all 14 lads certainly did that this season and they
have been a pleasure to coach.
Nigel Steane Manager U12's White
Jack Darrington, Jordan
Steane, Josh Thrower, George
Summers, Jacob Clarke, Tom
Smith,
Lewis Riley-Smith, Edward Cook, Liam
Whittaker, Declan Tongue, Rory
McNelis, Josh Rafferty, Sam
Trueman, Cory Rose
Manager Nigel Steane
The Under 12’s Black
Won the YEL Fair Play Award for Division 2.
A fantastic achievement for a team that did not have the best of seasons for results but they were recognised for their fair play achievement. This is a very prestigious award where opposing team managers vote for you, which says a lot for the FA’s RESPECT campaign which this team duly achieved throughout this season.
This is the 3rd consecutive season that Hucknall Sports has won a fair play award from the YEL—it is not all about winning all the time.
Everyone is so very proud of the way the boys have conducted themselves throughout the season.
Jack
Bradshaw, Jack
Kerr, Jake
Tilford, Eric
Major, Dylan Burke, Josh Wood, Jack Jayes, James Lees, Ronnie Smith,
Matt Fletcher, Matt Sims, Jack Cannon, Cameron Henrys,
Christopher Johnson, Sam Poynton, Fraser Atteridge, Kieron
Tring.
Manager Gary Jayes, Assistant
Dave Tilford
The Under 13's Red
The
team this team’s season has been a manager’s dream with the
players exceeding all his expectations. On and off the pitch, they have
matured,
with respect for players, opponents, referees and parents.
But
the biggest factor in our success has been our consistency and
ability.
Martin Whitley Manager U13's Red
The highlight of the season has to be the Under 13’s Saturday
side who romped away with the YEL Division 1 title
playing
20 league games and winning all 20.
Winning the YEL League Cup in spectacular form.
Winning the Notts FA Shield again this season.
This is only the
second time in Hucknall Sports' long history
that a team have won back to
back Notts FA Shields.
By winning the Shield they then went on to represent
Nottinghamshire in
the TESCO cup regional finals
at Birmingham which they won only to lose
out in the
National Final at Pride Park in a penalty shoot out.
Kieran
Sheppard, Adam
Boyfield, Stephen Whitley, Sam Farn, Kieran Duncan, Macauley Walker, Ben
Clarke,
Mark Shelton, Joe Harrison, Joe Worrall, Oliver Davison-Turner,
Jolli Heer, Lewis Oldershaw, Tom O’Mara, Kieran Davies
Manager: Martin Whitley, Assistant:
Ian Duncan
The Under 13’s Black
The U13's Black won the YEL Trophy.
The lads won the
YEL trophy after a very difficult start to the season but week
by week they improved and reaped their reward at the the end of the
season.
Martin Whitley Manager U13's Black
Elliot
Langton, Adam Boyfield, Stephen Whitley, Sam Farn, Josh Palmer, Harrison
Carlin, Brandon Booth, Ben Oscroft,
Joe Smith, Reegan Morris, Tremaine Freestone, Alex
Marshall, Joe Richardson, Ashley Martin, Adam Ellis, Jack Shacklock
Manager: Martin Whitley, Assistant Neil Morris
The Under 15's
They were very much in contention for both the League and Cup
only to
stutter at the final hurdle, losing on penalties in the Cup
Semi Final and
just missing out on winning the Notts Youth
League Division 2 having to settle for runners
up.
Virtually all these
boys have been with the club for the past 7 / 8 years
which says a lot for the team spirit displayed within this squad.
They deserve a lot of credit for the way they have performed.
Nick Henrys Manager U15's
Elliot Patman, Cameron
Tait,
Matthew Yates,
Fraser Flint, Jake Maxwell,
William Hillary, Joshua
Bond, Ethan
Tindall,
Jonathan Swain, Kiefer
Brooks, Thomas
Place,Kieran
Shortland, Joshua
Henrys, Jordan
Oldfield, Daniel Hart, Dean
Robinson, Kieran
Childerley
Manager Nick Henrys, Assistant
Chris Shortland