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Season 2007/08
WOLVISTON U15'S 1 WHITBY TOWN 7
Town's first away match of the season saw an emphatic win against Wolviston.
Whitby started strongly pegging Wolviston in their own half & Town opened the scoring when a cross was met by Cook who made no mistake from twelve yards.
Town continued to press forward and they soon added a second with a powerful headed goal by Organ making his league debut from a Hodgson corner.
Whitby now seemed to take their foot of the gas letting Wolviston back in the game as they pulled the deficit back to one goal early in the second half, this stirred Whitby into life and straight from the kick off Town scored a third with Hansell chipping the advancing keeper and a fourth came when Forbes-Walker was fouled on the edge of the area and the ex York City Acadamy player dusted himself down and scored from the resulting free kick with a twenty yard screamer into the top corner.Town were playing some brilliant football and Organ added to the score sheet after some unselfish work from Platts and the big centre forward completed his hat -trick with a well taken goal , the rout was completed with a thirty yard pile driver from Hansell
Man of the Match: J Organ an outstanding performance which he has dedicated his hat-trick to his dad
Whitby Town 2 Bedale u15 0
Towns opening game of the season saw the visit of newly promoted Bedale .Whitby started brightly in which they had the majority possession , but they found it difficult to break Bedales well organised defence . On the quarter hour mark the home side had their best chance to open the scoring when McGoverns effort was cleared off the line after some good link up play from Richardson and Hodgson.The break through evenutally came midway through the half when central midfielder Charlesworth's pace caught the Bedale defence flat footed and he burst through and rifled the ball past the keeper.
The second half saw a reversal of the first with Bedale having most of the ball and Whitby on the back foot for most of the half and only some resolute defending prevented them getting back into the game with centre half pairing of Fletcher and debutant Forbes-Walker in impressive form .And with full time approaching a Whitby counter attack resulted in a second for Charlesworth and three points for the young blues.
M.O.T.M : C. Charlesworth .
Season 2006/07
Whitby town 5 Wolviston u14s 0
Whitbys last home game of 2006 saw a comprehensive win over a battling Wolviston side .
Town got off to flying start scoring in the second minute with Charlesworths right foot shot finding the far corner .The rest of the half was evenly matched , however Whitby did add to their score from the penalty spot with spot kick specialist Mcgovern converting .
The second half saw town step up a gear with some brilliant passing football ,firstly Charlesworth hit the post after a great move involving Cook and Kilpatrick .Shortly afterwards Charlesworth did score ,racing clear and cooly rounding the keeper and slotting the ball home into the empty net , he then completed his hat-trick with a well taken goal taking his tally to fifteen goals in ten matches for the attacking midfielder .The young blues then rattled the cross bar from a well worked free kick. Kilpatrick finished the rout with a low drive into the bottom corner after an excellent run and cross from Cook. A brillliant team performance notably towns defence of Bagshaw,Hansell,Fletcher,Cook and keeper Barlow who were in outstanding form.
Man of the match ; C.Charlesworth a fantastic captains performance
Richmond Town u 14's 2 whitby town 5
Whitby made the long trip to Colburn, Richmond and came from behind to take the spoils.
The young blues playing up the slope in the first half statred brightly and skipper Charlesworth missed a great chance in the very first minute to give whitby the lead.
Whitby continued to play the best football with Cook and Hodgson linking up well on the left, Town continued to have the best chances but failed to open the scoring The latter part of the half saw the home side have more of the ball and they took the lead with a 20 yard thunderbolt and they went two up just before half time, despite a brilliant reflex save from Barlow the rebound fell to a Richmond player to score from close range. Whitby pulled a goal back at the start of the second half, a brilliant through ball from Gale enabled Charlesworth to slot the ball under the advancing keeper. The equaliser soon followed with a clever back heeled shot from Richardson.
Whitby then took the lead with a trademark Charlesworth goal , the blues finished the game with two more goals from Hodgson and McCarthy.
Man of the Match : B Gale whose passing and vision caused problems for the home side from the start
New Marske u14's 4 Whitby Town 3
The first derby meeting between the sides this season left Whitby frustrated when missed chances and mistakes at the back cost them dear. Whitby forced to make changes from the previous weeks due to and injury with Lawrence making his debut in goal, the game started with strong winds and neither side controlled the game with clear cut chances few and far between.
The deadlock was broken when a freekick by Richardson was headed by a Marske defender into his own net, New Marske equalised just before half time again a headed goal from a free kick. The home side started the second half the brightest and took the lead with a low strike , Whitby equalised midway through the half when the impressive McGovern raced into the box and his shot was parried by the keeper into the path of midfield partner Richardson who scored from close range, this was soon followed by Whitby's third coming from McCarthy,as the game seemed to be heading for a Whitby win two late goals in the last five minutes from the home side gave them an unlikely victory.
Man of the match: L Hansell
Thornaby u14's 2 Whitby Town 3
Whitby travelled to Teeside and took all three points with a battling performance.
Town started brightly with some brilliant passing and movement, inparticular Hodgson and McCarthy were causing problems for the home side with their pace down the flanks and it was McCarthy's speed and pin point cross volleyed in by Kilpatrick at the near post that opened the score line, this was followed soon after by Whitby's second goal a powerful header from defender Myers.
The young blues continued to control the flow of the game but just could not find a third, shortly before half time Whitby lost goalkeeper Barlow to injury leaving centre half Hansell having to go between the posts, this caused Town to lose their momentum and the first half finished 2-0.
The second half statred with the home side having all the play and two well taken Thornaby goals levelled the score. The game seemed to be heading for a draw but the young blues won a corner after good work from Hodgson, and Thornaby could not clear their lines and after a melee in the area the ball fell to the unmarked McCarthy who turned and thumped the ball into the roof of the net with just two minutes left.
Man of the Match : J Hodgson his drive and determination inspired Whitby to victory
Whitby Town 4 Richmond Town u14's 2
Whitby took all three points courtesy of a second half hat-trick by in form Charlesworth.
Whitby opened the scoring when midfielder Richardson was fouled in the area and McGovern cooly converted the penalty.
Richmond equalised soon after and only a reflex fingertip save from blues keeper Barlow prevented the visitors from taking the lead.
The stalemate wasnt broken until midway through the second half, when a tactical change by Whitby payed dividens within minutes when Charlesworth raced clear and scored with a well taken goal and the young blues soon added to their tally again with a Charlesworth goal.
Richmond managed to pull one back on the hour mark.
Charlesworth completed his hat trick when sub Douglass beat two players and played a through ball for Charlesworth to score,only a last ditch tackle from pocket dynamo Platts denied the visitors a late goal and gave Whitby a 4-2 win
Man of the Match : Hodgson whose trickery and pace constantly caused the visitors problems
Billingham Wanderers U14's 4 Whitby Town 4
Town travelled to newly promoted Billingham and were involved in a high scoring draw.
Whitby dominated proceedings in the first ten minutes with McGovern and Richardson winning everything in the centre of midfield but despite most of the possession and a number of chances , Wanderers broke the deadlock in their first attack.
Whitby leveled the score through McCarthy, who latched onto a Charlesworth cross only to find themselves behind again just before half time.
The young blues made it 2-2 shortly after the restart with Hodgson scoring from close range.
Billingham again took the lead from the penalty spot and soon increased their lead with a near post shot.
The game was now played at a frantic pace with Town playing some brilliant passing football
and the pace of Hodgson,McCarthy and Charlesworth was causing all sorts of problems, A late well taken brace from Charlesworth earned Whitby a well deserved draw
Man of the match ; C Charlesworth
Whitby town 1 T.I.B.S u14s 3
A lacklustre and defensive error ridden first half display cost Whitby dear .
The young blues found themselves two down in the first minutes ,both goals coming from defensive errors and matters got worse when left back Myers was sent off for hand ball and the Thornaby scored their third from the resulting penalty .
After the interval ten man Whitby started to play better and after good work down the right by Charlesworth , his cross was headed home by the inpressive Hodgson .But despite a battling second half preformance town could not add to their score .
Man of the match : C.Charlesworth.
T.J.F.A. League cup 2nd round
Whitby Town 2 Kader u14s 5
01/10/06 - The 2nd round saw Whitby play hosts to in form second division side Kader and it was the Middlesbrough team who scored first with a twenty yard screamer after town lost possession on the edge of their area , but five minutes later Whitby found the leveler ,when Richardson showed great skill and determination in beating two defenders and his low cross was met by Kilpatrick . The first half continued to be a evenly matched affair with chances at both ends . Again a laspe of concentration at the back that saw the visitors score just before half time .
After the interval Whitby started to push forward and equlised when McCarthy raced clear and gave the keeper no chance with a brilliant shot into the far corner . The game was now played in heavy rain making conditions very slippy and midway through the half Kader scored again with a well taken goal and an own goal soon after increased their lead and Whitbys luck ran out , when goalkeeper Barlow came off injured and in the last minute Kader scored a fifth giving the Middlesbrough side a flattering 5-2 victory.
Man of the match : S. Richardson . A brilliant performance in Whitby midfield .
21'st Allstars U 14's 3 Whitby Town 3
24/09/06 - Town travelled to Darlington without key players due to illness and injury, despite this setback Whitby started brilliantly and soon got on the score sheet when Hodgson scored with a twenty yard left foot shot. Town continued to push forward and Kilpatricks chipped pass found McGovern who expertly volleyed the ball into the roof of the net the young blues then made it 3-0 when forward McCarthy headed home a Hodgson cross, shortly afterwards Whitby lost impressive centre half Fletcher to injury and the home side pulled one back just before half time.
The Darlington side closed the deficit to one goal early in the second half from the penalty spot. Town had a number of chances but failed to add to their score and they were to rue their missed chances when Allstars equalised with a well taken goal
Man of the Match : S Richardson the driving force behind every Whitby move.
BEDALE U 14'S 0 WHITBY TOWN 3
17/09/06 - With both teams having high scoring victory's the previous week confidence was high in both camps and it was a catious evenly matched first 20 minutes. The deadlock was broken when Towns captain Charlesworth latched onto a through ball and slotted the ball into the far corner.
Bedale were now on the backfoot and Whitby soon scored a second, again from Charlesworth.
The young blues passing and movement was now causing all sorts of problems for the home side and McGovern added a third with a looping shot from a Richardson corner, making it 3-0 at the interval.
Bedale started the second half the better side, but could not make any headway against the solid Whitby defence, and as the home side tired Whitby looked more the likeliest to score with centre forward McCarthy going close on a number of occasions .This was an excellent team performance taking the young blues into the next round.
Man of the Match : C Charlesworth inspired Whitby to victory
Whitby town 8 Cumby rovers 0
10/09/06 - Town's opening game of the season saw them play host to county durham side Cumby. Right from the start Whitby pushed Cumby hard and within five minutes took the lead with a well taken goal from Charlesworth who also scored a further two more goals all within the first ten minutes to complete his hat-trick ,Charlesworth then went on to score his fourth and fifth goals in the first half to give the young blues a 5-0 lead at the interval.
The second half started with Cumby getting more of the ball but they found Whitby's defence of Myers,Hansell, and debutants Fletcher and Bagshaw in excellent form as Cumby pushed forward Town counter attacked with Hodgson racing clear and slotting the ball past the advancing keeper .Cumby's problems were compounded when their goalkeeper was sent off for a foul on McGovern.
McGovern dusted himself down and scored towns seventh from the penalty spot on his debut for Whitby.
Richardson completed the rout with Towns eighth
Man of the match ; L Hansell a solid defensive performance
Season 2005/06
Thornaby A u15`s 1 Whitby Town u15`s 2
Town travelled to Thornaby needing the 3 points to keep up the challenge for top spot.
The visitors struggled to get their game going & it was with much relief when midway through the half James Ward finished coolly to put Town 1 goal up.
After the break Town looked for the killer goal & found it when Gary Gilding pounced on a loose ball inside the box.
With ten minutes to go Thornaby pulled a goal back & it was game on.When the final whistle went it was relief all round.
Man of the match for his all round committment was awarded to Scott Thomson.
Whitby Town u15`s 7 TIBS u15`s 0
Town kept up their challenge for the top spot with this fantastic performance. The score at half time was 4-0 with goals coming from Gary Gilding 2, Enrik Shabani & James Rice.
3 more goals in the second half from Gary Gilding, James Ward & Mark Parkin sealed the win.
Hat trick hero Gary Gilding was awarded man of the match.
This result means that Town are now promoted to division 1. The chase for the championship is now on with Town needing two wins out of their last three games.
Whitby Town u15`s 1 South Park Rangers 0
Town entertained 1st division South Park for this Challenge Cup semi final.
In the first half it was Town who had the most of the chances on goal but at half time it was goaless.
Whitby were more than holding their own & not long after the break persistence from James Rice ended in a goal well taken.
The rest of the half was scrappy with Whitby looking more likely to score on the break.
Whitby deservedly go into the cup final after beating a good South Park Rangers side.
After another solid Town performance the man of the match was awarded to striker Enrik Shabani.
Whitby Town u15`s 1 Norton & Stockton 1
Town got back to league action against a very strong Norton side at the Turnball.
Norton started by far the stronger side but Town soon got their own passing game together & created good chances.
Midway through the first half a James Ward corner was met by Scott Thomson who headed home.
The Whitby defence were strong & limited Norton to a couple of long range efforts.
The second half saw Norton take the game to town who continued to defend well.
A free kick was drilled & a goalmouth scramble resulted in a Norton equalizer.
Man of the match was awarded to the whole team for another committed display.
Richmond Town u15`s 3 Whitby Town u15`s 4
Town travelled to Richmond to play in the Challenge Cup quarter final. Town took a while to adjust to the very heavy pitch & driving rain & soon found themselves a goal down.
A couple of great saves from keeper Chris Knight kept Whitby in the game.
The visitors settled into the game & Gary Gilding equalised with a looping header. Town then took the lead from Enrik Shabani`s cool finish. Right on the half time whistle the home side equalised to set up an exciting second half.
Shortly after the restart it was Richmond who scored again on the follow up from a free kick. Town battled on in the near impossible conditions showing lots of character. With 15 minutes remaining Town equalised yet again when Callum Ward hit a fantastic shot from the right. Just as both teams looked to be preparing for extra time Town were awarded a penalty when Jack Wilson was hauled down inside the box.
As the loyal Whitby following held their breath James Ward confidently converted the penalty to put Whitby into the semi final at home to first division South Park Rangers.
This was yet another display of great determination by the full squad.
Man of the match was awarded to Callum Ward.
Barnard Castle u13's 3 Whitby Town 1
19/02/06 - Whitby made the long trip to Barnie to face a tough challenge against a well organised and talented team , and from the onset Barnie had Town pinned in their own half with some brilliant football , however Whitby were unlucky not to score when a rare forray forward resulted in Kilpatrick shooting just wide.
Barnie got the goal they deserved in the thenth minute and town found themselfs three down with Barnie scoring either side of the interval with two well taken goals, As Barnie tired Whitby started having more of the ball with Ghani starting to control midfield, but Town found Barnies back four resolute with Lowson in inspirational form for the host's.
Whitby did get a consolation goal when Charlesworth raced passed three players and hit an unstoppable shot from twenty yard's This was not Whitbys best performance by far, but take nothing from Barnard Castle who Whitby found in outstanding form and only some excellent saves from Whitbys goalie Barlow kept the score line respectable .
Whitby Town 4 Riverside Rovers u13's 1
12/02/06 - Whitby played host to league leaders Riverside on a wet sunday afternoon at Caedmon.
The game started with both teams evenly matched but it burst into life on the quarter hour mark when the Middlesborough side took the lead, the young blues soon equalised when forward Kilpatrick expertly hooked the ball over the visiting keeper. The game was now being played at a frantic pace and Whitby were awarded a penalty when Kilpatrick was cynically brought down in the area, Richardson stepped up to take the kick only to see his effort hit the post and in the resulting mellee he was injured, this was a big blow for the blues to lose their influential midfielder, the first half finished all square.
Within a minute of the restart Whitby scored the goal of the game a 30 yard screamer into the far corner from Charlesworth,Rovers were only denied an equaliser by a brilliant reaction save from Barlow, and the blues increased their lead when McCarthy burst into the box and slotted the ball under the reds keeper, and Whitby secured all three points with their fourth from Charlesworth . This was a fantastic team peformance to leave the blues five points behind Riverside but with three games in hand.
Man of the match : I Gale a strong combative performance in midfield turning the game in Whitbys favour
Whitby Town U13s 3 North Ormseby U13s 0
05/02/06 - Whitby were given a home draw against 2nd division North Ormesby in the 3rd round of the cup.
The blues got off to the best possible start taking the lead in the first minute when Charlesworth
burst through from midfield and slid the ball past the advancing keeper , Whitby continued to press
the Middlesbrough side with McCarthy,Richardson and Kilpatrick going close. The latter part of the first
half saw Ormesby getting more of the ball but they found the young blues defence resolute with Hansell
in particular in outstanding form. Making the score 1-0 at half time.
The second half started the same as the first with Captain Charlesworth scoring his and Whitby's second
within minutes of the restart with a clever chip over the goalie, and as Ormesby chased the game Charlesworth
completed his hat-trick when he showed a turn of speed,raced clear and cooly placed the ball in the bottom
corner to put Whitby into the Quarter Finals and cap a brilliant team performance.
Man of the Match : L Hansell solid defensive performance never letting Ormesby into the game
Richmond Town u13 2 Whitby Town
29/01/06 - This was Whitby's fourth away match on the trot and because of illness and injuries travelled with a depleted squad. Whitby started well and made a number of chances but but found the home sides goalie in excellent form, and the first half finished 0-0.
A tactical change at half time bought dividens within two minutes of the restart when Charlesworth raced clear on the right, drove an unstoppable shot into the far corner, the young blues increased their lead from the penalty spot with Richardson scoring, but a lapse in concentration at the back saw Richmond pull one back straight away.
A frantic last five minutes saw Whitby again increase their lead with a angled shot from Richardson, only to see Richmond score again , giving a final score 3-2 to Whitby.
Man of the match: Kilpatrick whose forward play constantly threatened Richmond's goal.
New Marske u13's 2 Whitby Town 6
22/01/06 - Whitby played local rivals New marske knowing that a win was vital to keep them in touch with the top of the league, from the onset Town's passing and movement had New marske on the back foot
and a brilliant move involving Charlesworth and Millward saw McCarthy race clear to score and Whitby added another through the impressive Charlesworth.
Town now took their foot of the gas and some poor defending saw New marske draw level within five minutes with two well taken goals. The second half started with both teams having chances to take the lead but it was Whitby who went in front when a mazy run by Hodgson resulted in Ghani cooly slotting the ball into the bottom corner.
Charlesworth increased Town's lead again to two goals. Whitby now finished off with two quick goals from Hodgson and Kilpatrick , with Hodgson getting the goal his second half display deserved final score 6-2 to the young blues
Man of the match : Captain Charlesworth whose performance and commitment inspired Whitby to victory
Northallerton U13's 3 Whitby Town 7
15/01/06 - Whitby made the trip to Northallerton in their first league game of 2006 the seasiders went in front on the eighth minute when Charlesworth raced clear and cooly lobbed the advancing keeper, Northallerton equalised midway through the first half.
Whitby were back in front when Ghani scored from the penalty spot only to see Northallerton get back on level terms with a goal in injury time in the first period.
The second half started at a frantic pace with Millward scoring two in the first ten minutes.Northallerton pegged one back from the penalty spot to make it 4-3 to Whitby and only some excellent defending by Cook and Steyert prevented Northallerton drawing level and as Whitby counter -attacked with Millward completing his hat trick and getting his fourth with two well taken goals Towns seventh came when a Millward cross was met on the half volley by Richardson to finish a thoroughly entertaining game 7-3 to Whitby
Man of the Match ; L Hansell solid performance at the back
Sport Catterick U13's 1 Whitby Town 6
08/01/06 - Whitby made the long journey to the garrison town of Catterick in the second round of the challenge cup.
Whitby started strongly and pinned Catterick back in their own half for long periods with Kilpatrick, Millward and McCarthy unlucky not to score, the breakthrough came when Richardson burst into the box and thumped the ball into the roof of the net though Catterick soon equalised with a well taken goal in a rare attacking move.
The second half started much the same with Whitbys midfield quartet of Hodgson,Ghani,Charlesworth and Richardson dominating the game and a Charlesworth cross was met with a superb header into the top corner by McCarthy.
Catterick now buckled under constant Whitby pressure and two goals from Charlesworth and two more from Richardson completing his hat trick give the young blues an impressive 6-1 victory and Cattericks first home defeat of the season.
A brilliant team performance with Charlesworth man of the match
Whitby Town u13's 1 Wolviston A 2
13/12/05 - Whitby started slowly and found it difficult to get their passing game going and Wolviston scored first, when a hopful long ball up field floated over the keepers head. This stirred town into life and they equalised just before half time when Richardson burst into the area and his curling shot went in off the post. Whitby pressed hard in the second half and should have taken the lead on a number of occasions. The young blues were to rue their missed chances when Wolviston got the winner against the run of play on the hour mark.
Man of the Match : L Hansell Good all round defensive display , won every challenge contested.
Whitby Town u 13s 3 Kirk Merrington 1
20/11/05 - The game started slowly and the first half turned into a scrappy affair with chances few and far between with the County Durham side having most of the possession and they took the lead on the half hour mark,giving Merrington a 1-0 advantage at half time.
The second half started with neither team dominating,the young blues were limited to long range efforts and only some excellent defending from Hansell,Myers,Gale,Cook and two outstanding saves from Barlow making his debut in the Whitby goal prevented the visitors from increasing their lead,but with eight minutes left Whitby's Ghani and Hodgson linked up well to set up McCarthy to score from close range and within a minute a long ball from Hansell saw McCarthy cooly lob the advancing keeper , in an amazing seven minutes McCarthy completed his hat-trick with a well taken goal into the bottom corner.
Man of the match; Ghani whose drive and determination inspired a great fight back.
Cumby rovers 2 Whitby town under 13's 3
After a two week break Whitby returned to league action with a trip to fellow promoted side Cumby Rovers.
The game started at a frantic pace with Whitby scoring in their first attack when McCarthy's shot hit the post and strike partner Kilpatrick was first to the rebound and slotted the ball past the stranded keeper.
Town were unlucky not to increase their lead when the impressive Richardson hit the cross bar twice, at the other end only a brilliant save from stand in goalkeeper Hansell stopped rovers from equalising.
Whitby's second goal came early on in the second half when a Millward cross was volleyed home by Kilpatrick.
Cumby managed to pull one back, only to see Whitby score their third five minutes later through Richardson.
Cumbys second came late in injury time from the penalty spot giving Whitby an impressive 3-2 victory over a physical Cumby side on a heavy pitch.
A good allround team peformance with Hansell man of the match.
Yarm Town 4 Whitby Town u13s 1
Whitby travelled to Yarm with a place in quarter finals of the league cup at stake, this was the third time whitby faced a team from a higher division but were to find the task more difficult by having to field a team with no regular goalkeeper.
It was 2nd division Yarm who took the lead early on.Though the young blues soon equalized when McCarthy was brought down in the area and Charlesworth scored from the resulting penalty, Yarm went on to score two more goals before half time.
Whitby started the second half brightly and constantly pushed forward but found the home sides defence resolute and could not get a goal their play deserved. As Whitby tired Yarm scored their fourth late on.
Special note goes to central defender L. Hansell who volunteered to play in goal for this match and made a number of brilliant saves.
Man of the match; Captain Charlesworth whose effort and detemination was a credit to his team
Trimdon Utd 1 Whitby Town u 13's 6
24/10/05 - Whitby only had ten players available for their trip to Trimdon, but despite the extra player Trimdon could not contain Whitby, whose flowing football had the County Durham side on the back foot from the onset and the blues took the lead in the sixth minute when Kilpatrick raced clear and slotted the ball under the advancing keeper. The second came minutes later when Hansell scored from a corner and Whitby added two more goals before half time both coming from Hodgson. Trimdon managed to pull one goal back early on in the second half but the blues replied with two more goals, with Kilpatrick and Richardson scoring making the final score 6-1 to Whitby.
Man of the match ; J Hodgson Whose passing and movement constantly caused problems
Whitby Town U13's v Richmond Town
17/10/05 - Whitby got of to the worst start possible going two goals down in the first ten minutes, though Whitby soon pulled one goal back through Millward.
Richmond again scored to maintain their two goal advantage, Whitby were given some hope when Millward scored his second just before half time to pull the deficit back to one goal making it 3-2 to Richmond at half time.
Whitby made a number of changes before the start of the second half and within minutes of the restart drew level with the goal of the game a spectacular curling free kick from Ghani, soon afterwards the blues took the lead for the first time when a Millward cross was hammered into the roof of the net by Hodgson.
This was followed by a flurry of goals from Whitbys; Hansell,Kilpatrick,McCarthy and a second from Hodgson making the final score 8-3 to Whitby.
Man of the match : S Richardson who showed 100% commitment and inspired Whitby to victory
Riverside rovers 3 Whitby town u 13's 0
Whitby faced early league leaders Riverside in their first away match of the new season and it was the middlesborough side who made all the early running,A defensive mistake gave Riverside the lead after seven minutes. Riverside increased their lead from the penalty spot just before half time. Whitby started the second half much better and created a number of chances with Millward and Kilpatrick shooting just wide! Against the run of play Riverside scored their third. Whitby pushed hard for a consolation goal but found the reds goalkeeper in top form , pulling off brilliant saves making the final score 3-0 .This was the first time Whitby had failed to score since the team was formed fourteen months ago!
Man of the match : L Hansell who's effort and performance did not deserve to be on the losing side.
Guisborough Buccaneers 1 Whitby Town 3
01/10/05 - Whitby made the short trip to Guisborough in the second round of the league cup.From the onset both teams were evenly matched and chances were limited to long range shots which both goalkeepers saved comfortably. The breakthrough came in the twenty second minute when a pass found kilpatrick in space and his angled shot hit the inside of the post and McCarthy headed in the rebound,giving Whitby the lead at half time.The second half started with Guisborough making all the running and pressing Whitby back into their half and after fifteen minutes they got an equaliser when a low drive into the bottom corner was pushed on the post by keeper Dossor only to fall for a Guisborough forward to tap into the whitby goal. Whitby again took the lead 10 minutes later when a corner from Ghani was headed home by McCarthy and within 5 minutes Whitby extended their lead when a 20 yard shot by Charlesworth was pushed out by the Guisborough goalie and Kilpatrick followed in to score giving Whitby a 3-1 win , putting Whitby into the next round.
Man of the match M McCarthy : a constant thorn in Guisboroughs side.
Whitby Town u13s 6 Northallerton Town 0
26/09/05 - Newly promoted Whitby started their league campaign with a home fixture against Northallerton and it took only six minutes to get on the score sheet with Hodgson slotting the ball home from ten yards.Whitby increased their lead in the tenth minute when the Northallerton goalkeepers clearance fell to Charlesworth who lobbed the ball into the empty net from thirty yards out.The seasiders third came just before half time,when Millward beat the offside trap to race clear and calmly place the ball past the keeper.The second half saw Charlesworth add his second after five minutes and he completed his hat-trick when the ball fed through by B.Gale for Charlesworth to hammer the ball past advancing keeper.Kilpatrick scored Whitbys sixth and final goal of the game a minute before time.
Man of the match. Captain Charlesworth led his team by example with a brilliant hat-trick.
Whitby town under 13s v Teesside athletic A
20/09/05 - Whitby entertained 2nd division side Teesside athletic A in the 1st round of the league cup and it was the visitors who started the best and within the first five minutes took the lead when a cross from the right was headedhome by athletics forward Duncan.From the restartTeesside continued to cause the whitby defence problems but could not get a second goal, Charleswoth and Richardson now started to get more control in the centre of whitbys midfield and a through ball by richardson saw Millward tripped on the edge of the penalty box and from the resulting free kick, captain Charlesworth hammer the ball home from 20 yards to level the score.Whitby now growing in confidance and towards the end of the first half took the lead when Charlesworth burst into Athletics penalty box and slotted the ball through the advancing keepers legs.Whitby then extended their lead when Richardson's 30 yard shot bounced over the keepers head to make it 3-1 to Whitby at half time.
Whitby started the 2nd half with Hodgson,Millward,Kilpatrick and McCarthys passing and movement streching the visitors defence and both Kilpatrick and Millward were unlucky not to score! Whitby now pushed Athletic hard and a long range shot from Charlesworth crashed against the bar,McCarthy headed the rebound towards goal and sub Gale tapped the ball home only to see his effort ruled offside!Whitby tired in the last five minutes and teessides Duncan pounced on a loose ball to race clear and only a finger tip save from Dossor prevented him from scoring. Whitby finished with an impressive 3-1 win against a team two divisions higher than themselves
Man of the match Charlesworth , a good all round performance capped with two superbly taken goals.
Winning start for u13s
Whitby Town under 13s got their new season off to a winning start, by winning the Des Winks invitation tourament at Scarborough. Having beaten Cayton 2-0 with goals from Kilpatrick and Millward and then Scarborough minor leagues champions Eastfield 3-0 goals from Hodgson and Millward . A win or a draw against Ayton was good enough to the competition, Ayton started the better team and had Whitby on the back foot and only a brilliant save from Dossor and goal line clearance prevented Ayton from taking the lead .
But against the run of play Whitby broke down the right , resulting in Millward hammering the ball home making it 1-0 at half time.
The second half started with Ayton desperate to get back in the game, but as Ayton pushed forward for an equaliser, Whitby counter attacked and scored two goals in quick succession both coming from Millward on the right Whitby now took control of the game and near the end Millward added his fourth and fifth goals to make the final score 5-0 . This was an excellent team preformance with special note going to goalkeeper Dossor and defenders Steyert , Hansell,Myers and debutant Gale as Whitby did not concede a goal in the tourament .
The boys would like to dedicate their win to John Storr who tragically lost his battle to cancer eight weeks ago and in a touching move decided to present the trophy to John,s widow Sue.
team photo from left to right
[back row]ryan broll,liam ghani,ben millward,luke hansell,sam richardson,dan myers
[front row] josh hodgson,ben gale,michael kilpatrick,tom dossor,mark mccarthy,isaac gale,jason steyert.
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