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Season 2007-2008

Final League Position: 11th.

Top Scorers:

1. Josh Broughton: 24
2. Will Hall 11
3. James Tucker: 10
4. Max Burgess 9
5. Ryan Moorhead: 8
6. James Stevens: 6
7. Conor Phelan: 3
8. Robert Pearce : 2
9. Reese Davies : 1

MATCH REPORTS

Match Report. (D.J.M. LEAGUE. U13'S ( SCOTT ))

Horrabridge Rangers U13 boys versus Woolwell FC Fillace Park 11am Saturday 5 April

Final Score 5 - 2

Starting the game 5 places in the league behind Woolwell, Horrabridge went into the game disadvantaged by only having 10 players. A changed lineup saw them play with 3 in defence. The game started brightly and the Horrabridge put extra effort in from the start to make up for being a player down. A few early forays into the Woolwell half came to nothing when some excellent play from Woolwell put them a goal up. Rather than letting their heads drop, Horrabridge stepped up a gear and started to pass the ball around, Woolwell pushed on to get a second early goal but Horrabridge caught them on the counter attack with Josh Broughton slotting home after a one on one with the keeper. With parity returned the frst have continued in a fairly even fashion with both defenses playing well. Just before half time Woolwell got a chance when the Horrabridge keeper slid outside the 18yrd box to catch the ball and gave away a free kick. Most boys were expecting a cross but Woolwell went straight for goal and all the Horrabridge keeper Chris Argles could do is parry the ball into the net. Woolwell went in 2-1 up and looked confident that they would improve in the second half to kill the game off. When they returned to the pitch, they changed formation in order to put more pressure on the 3 defenders. After the kick off the Horrabridge had to weather some headdy pressure but with only the 3 at the back found it easier to play the offside trap. Some telling tackles from the defenders Jon Brimble, Conor Phelan and Samual Lloyd meant that the Woolwell attack were often frutrated. When Woolwell did get through, they found a keeper on top form making some telling saves. After weathering the early storm, Horrabridge counter attacked and again Broughton found himself with only the keeper to beat, seeing him advancing off his line, he chiped the ball over the keepers head and into the back of the net to equalise with a sublime effort. Woolwell started to tire and the Horrabrige midfield started to win more balls and make the more incisive moves finally setting up Josh for his hatrick. The more Woolwell pushed the more space Horrabridge found in behind their defence and rather than Woolwell getting another goal, Horrabridge scored 2 more one by Max Burgess and the final goal put away by Will Hall. Man of the Match was awarded to Chris Argles in the Horrabridge goal but all the team played at 110%.

The win sees Horrabridge climb 2 places to 9th.

Season 2006-2007

Summary

Final League Position: 5th.

Top Scorers:

1. Josh Broughton: 26
2. Ryan Moorhead: 20
3. Will Hall 11
4. James Tucker: 7
5. Max Burgess 5
6. Conor Phelan: 3
7. Oliver Scanlan: 2
8. Dan Cole: 2
9. Josh Dummett: 1
10. Sam Lloyd: 1

MATCH REPORTS

08-Sep: Hooe 5 - Horrabridge 5 - A 10 goal thriller kicked off the season for both teams with the lead swapping one way and then the other throughout the match. The Hooe Goalkeeper pulled off a number of top notch saves and the upright stopped Horrabridge from taking a early lead twice in the first half. It was 1 each at half time and Horrabridge took an early advantage in the second half. A goaline clearance saved Hooe from going futher behind and within minutes they had scored at the other end of the pitch and followed up to take a 5-4 lead. Another goal from the Horrabridge made it 5 a piece and it stayed that way until the final whistle.

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28-Apr: Horrabridge draw 5-5 against the Warspite U12 league champions Looe. After falling 4-1 down early in the second half, horrabridge showed there fittness and determination by fighting back to 5 a piece by the end of the game. A first half goal from Oliver had cancelled the early lead of Looe, but after a mix up at a throw in, Horrabridge conceeded another goal just before the half time. In the second half, top scorer Josh made way for Will. Goals from Looe followed and it looked like it was not going to be Rangers day when goals from Will and a top corner strike from Max made the match more interesting. Looe conceded a free Kick to the left of the box and Ryan placed the resultant free kick beyond the Looe keeper. The score being 5-4 against Horrabridge, the Manager put on the last substitute Jon who after confusion almost scored with his first touch but the ball droped just right for Will to tap home his second and the equalizer to a fantanstic match. A positive finish to the season and although promotion was not acheived, Horrabridge can be proud to be the best of the rest.

26-Apr: Horrabridge win 4-0 away to Plympton on a wet spring day. They started with a solid display without making progress in the final 3rd of the pitch until they scored a goal before half time. In the second half Horrabrigde pushed on to make the game safe and scored another 3 goals with Ryan completing a brace and Josh scoring from the spot before a good finish from Conor. The Defence of Josh, Sam, Sam, Chris and Jon played a major part in keeping a clean sheet and Dan was solid in goal. Another cracking performance.

24-Apr: A solid display against Chaddlewood sees Horrabridge winning 3-1 and getting revenge for the reverse at the start of the season. Top Scorer Josh hits another hatrick to mark the birth of his new baby brother. A top 5 finish is still on the cards.

14-Apr: A lacklustre performance and some errors hand victory to a resiliant Southway in a 2-0 defeat.

10-Apr: An excellent performance against Railway Beacon sees Horrabridge winning 3-2 and completing a double over the second placed team in the table. This win pushes Horrabridge back up the table.

7-Apr: A confident display against Woolwell sees a brace of hatricks for Josh and Ryan in a 8-3 win.