Junior sports round up

Youngsters get soccer active

Simon Chilton, aged 10, from Harrington, practises heading skills A GROUP of future Wayne Rooneys and Steven Gerrards have been making the most of their half-term holidays by taking part in a football camp run by a coach from Carlisle United.

Last updated 3 November 2006
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Tough test for Seaton

IN THE U8s league, Seaton faced their toughest game of the season on Saturday when they hosted Whitehaven Amateurs.

Last updated 27 October 2006
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Beating the Bulls

LAST season Windscale lost their home game against Bigrigg Bulls by one goal; this season the one goal advantage was in their favour.

Last updated 27 October 2006
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Bigrigg well organised

WORKINGTON travelled to Egremont to take on Bigrigg in this division one match and went two goals down in the first half.

Last updated 27 October 2006
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Nine hold on in nine-goal thriller

WORKINGTON-Southfield pulled off a remarkable 5-4 victory over Penrith U16 league leaders, Penrith Utd, despite being down to nine men by the end of the game.

Last updated 20 October 2006
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Casson screamer wins game

FIVE goals from Aaron Holt and an 18-yard super-strike from Callum Casson gave Maryport victory in this U14 division two game.

Last updated 20 October 2006
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Seaton’s Jordan blasts in five

Netherhall put on a great display in this U12 division one game.

Last updated 20 October 2006
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Cockermouth stay 100 per cent while Harrington hit a high five

COCKERMOUTH made it four wins out of four with this game in the U14 division one.

Last updated 13 October 2006
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Wind is like an extra player for Carlisle

WORKINGTON Juniors - an U13 side - held off their older and bigger opposition for nearly an hour in the first round of the U14 County Cup.

Last updated 13 October 2006
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Team named after town’s famous visitor

MARYPORT has a new football club, named in honour of the town’s most famous recent visitor, Marra.

Last updated 6 October 2006
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Double 10-goal strike for Netherhall’s U14s

West Cumbria Youth League tables can be viewed on www.timesandstar.co.uk

Last updated 6 October 2006
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Defeat for county sides

LATE withdrawals weakened Cumberland FA’s U18 and U16 sides who both lost against Northumberland at Whitley Bay.

Last updated 6 October 2006
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Youngsters let slip the chance of a second win

Luke Halliwell on the ball for Cockermouth COCKERMOUTH twice led this Penrith U16 League clash and had enough chances to win several games.

Last updated 6 October 2006
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New player nets four

WORKINGTON Southfield U15s took on Langwathby in the Penrith League U16 at home.

Last updated 6 October 2006
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Fowler hat-trick for United

MARYPORT scored first in this entertaining U10 division one match but United soon hit back with a great goal from Matthew Fowler.

Last updated 29 September 2006
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Portland get Liverpool team in FA Sunday Cup

Portland’s Graham Caton PORTLAND, favourites to regain the Workington Sunday League’s premier division title, have landed a home draw in the national FA Sunday Cup.