Formby Junior Sports Club - Franks report
Once again Formby Junior Sports Club’s Inter Club Section took centre stage with the Representative teams competing in the Craven Minor League which is not yet due to start their season for a couple more weeks. Meanwhile FJSC managers are providing pre-season coaching and friendly matches so that the squads are well prepared for the much awaited first day. At Deansgate Lane everyone enjoyed the fine weather. The young Inter Club footballers took part in the coaching sessions with much enthusiasm and followed this up with some exciting matches, plenty of goals and some excellent tackling and passing. LAST SATURDAY’S INTER CLUB SCORERS Finley Duffin, Jacob Givin, Daniel Johnson, Jonny Kent, Rory Roberts, Ade Isaac, Walter Ramsdale, Seb Houghton, Jaiden Crosby, Thomas Crutchley, Joshua Halpin, Joseph Kenyon, Finn McDerby, Rory Rankine, Mason Stringer, Joshua Tallon, Noah Walker-Hall, Harvey Haines, Jaime Seasman, Harrison Taylor, Lewis Donoghue, Patrick Fleming, James Potts and James Marshall. INTER CLUB ARRANGEMENTS FOR SAT. SEPTEMBER 19TH All sessions are at Deansgate Lane Playing Fields. Parents are reminded to please ensure that their child has a hand sanitiser and a drink labelled with their child’s name. Also being on time for sessions is very important so that prompt starts are made.
START TIMES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Reception at 9.45am, Years Five/Six at 10am Year One at 10.30am, Years Three/Four at 11.10am Year Two at 11.15am. All sessions are for one-hour duration.
New members in all Inter Club age groups are most welcome.
FJSC GIRLS’ REPRESENTATIVE TEAM MATCH On Sunday a FJSC Under 18 Girls’ team played Churchtown. It was a wonderful match played in warm conditions. FJSC went 3 nil up in the first half. Aimee Hollis scored direct from a free kick in the first minute and then Ana Waite scored twice before the interval, running through to score on each occasion. With no substitutes to bring on FJSC tired in the second half and Churchtown came back with three goals including two late strikes to draw the match 3-3. The game was played in the right spirit and all the girls enjoyed it. They gave everything. Jess Plows, Katie Leech and Lily Hall had good matches for FJSC in a very impressive team display by all eleven girls. It was the first 11a-side game that six of the girls had ever played.
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