THE Sheather's Machinery Warriors played Tinonee on July 24. It was a great game with excellent passing and all the boys covered the field well. Joel Eggins had a great game on goals and also scored two for the team. We were all very proud of you.

The young Warriors then took on Old Bar Gladiators this week with a great defensive game shown by the home team.

Joel Eggins was on the ball this game, scoring two goals, while Jackson Smith scored another one in the second half. All who watched were very entertained. A good game boys!

Under 8s

THE Wingham Signs Wanderers played Tinonee Eagles in an entertaining game on Saturday.

The Eagles were short on players, but Clare Chapman and Ben Butler-Kwa filled in and everyone got a full game. Ben scored his first ever goal in team soccer when he was playing for his team in the second half, while Clare ran the ball up strongly in both halves and showed all what a great little player she was.

Aaron Smith led Wingham well from the front, positioning himself well and running back when required. Jacob Jones continues to improve and was timing his big kicks quite nicely, getting player of the match deservedly on his birthday of all days.

Jack Kelly was one of best in attack running the ball up the sideline with skill, while Jordan Darby wasn't too far away supporting him in the middle. Nathan Smith countered well, goal-keeping in the first half and making some great saves with Emily Madden not too far away and scoring a great goal that made her family proud. A good match from both teams showed some good soccer players coming through.

Under 9s

GRANTY’S Fruit and Veg Wanderers played Lansdowne at Wingham on Saturday.

With a late start and no subs the kids were exhausted (yippee). Billy McIntyre decided he would like to become the full time goalie.

First half Billy had time to think what he was going to get up to on the weekend, whilst second half he done some amazing saves (while listening to mum Jen on the sideline).