21 November 2011
Bridports under 10s travelled to Rossgarth and emerged with 3 valuable points. It is a sign of a good team when they did not play particularly well but emerged with the victory. Isaac House scoring the first goal. Finlay Davy then scored a well worked second and Morgan Napier was unlucky hitting the post twice with headers. Ryan Leader Oscar Tomkins and Manny Cox remained firm at the back with Elliot Crabb putting in some well timed challenges. Bridport led 2-0 at half time but Rossgarth started brightly in the second half. Keeper Grant Rist who did not have much to do in the first half saved several times, and Rossgarth also scored a fortunate goal, but held out for the win.
Bridports Under 15s had an eventful 3-3 draw at home to Weymouth Cougars. A very evenly balanced start was tipped in Bridports favour when Jonah Ayunga ran through the defence and calmly finish for a 1-0 lead. As has been the case lately the opposition hit back almost instantly and the game was frenetic and end to end. Ayunga scored another to make it 2-1 only for the cougars the peg the home team back. Joe Cleere made some outstanding first half saves before the visiting keeper fumbled and allowed Macauley Cox to score and Bridport led at half time 3-2. The second half was much the same but Bridport could not add the end product and were punished with an equalising goal minutes before the end and the spoils were shared.
Bridports Under 11s continue to brush aside all comers in division 3 with another convincing win away at Ringwood town. The performance was not the most convincing but after James Cox had supplied the perfect cross for Jaydon Brown to head home, the result was never in doubt. Brown score again just before the break and has been in great form lately. James Cox made it 3 early in the second half. George Wyrill score the fourth after a clever pass from Harry Tomkins. The Under 11s are Still unbeaten and clear at top of the league.
Bridports Under 9s had a difficult afternoon at Wimborne. Harrison Weekes got Bridport off to a flier early in the game, but they could not hold the lead as Wimborne equalised straight from the kick off. Bridport were made to pay for not maintaining possession of the ball and trailed 1-4 at the break. Un like last the second half in their last fixture Bridport did not recover in the seond half and 4 futher Wimborne goals meant the final score was 1-8. Wimborne deserved to win but the scoreline was flattering. MOM Harrison Weekes.
In other scores Bridport Under 10 Jets were on the end of a 3-0 loss away at Ringwood Town.
The Under 13 Bees were unfortunate to go lose 3-2 away at Wool & Winfrith. Bridport Wanderers lost at home 5-1 also to Ringwood Town and Parkstone Hawks inflicted a 3-0 defeat to the Under 16s.
The Under 12s and 14s games were postponed.
