Team – Adam, Finn, Thomas, Jordan, Jake, Bradley, Justin, Callum, Mawgan, Jack, Rowan
The Rovers started the game in very fine form at home this morning.
There was a fantastic team turnout with everyone eager for a piece of the action!
Saturday 10th November and the Titans were away to Padstow U9. With a 10 eager waiting to start the game and with the Titans sat in the middle of the league table, this proved to be a thrilling match.
With good passing skills throughout the squad it wasn’t long before a Jack Williams made a long pass, which Nathan Allen cleverly dummied taking the attention from the ball until it was at the sure footed Jordan Cooper and Bang. It was 1 - 0 to the Titans.
Centre spot again and they were off, with end to end play, The Titans were playing some of their best football, clean, accurate passes, then with a bit of luck Padstow were able to come back 1 -1. Game on.
With 5 mins left of the second half and some spectacular off the line saves form our GK Ollie Burt, it was still 1 - 1, then all of a sudden, with a Taylor Chapman long throw special, Jordan Cooper was in again, and it was 2 - 1.
I would like to thank the squad, Katie G, Jacob S, Matt R, Brandon P, Joe R, Jack W, Jordan C, Taylor C, Nathan A and Ollie B, for their outstanding display of football and it was a pleasure to stand in and take the match in Manager Lea Coopers absence.
G.Frise
Tregorrick Celts 2 - 2 Wadebridge U9
The Celts were home to Wadebridge U9′S on Saturday 11th November for a prestigious top of the league match, and boy was it a good one.
After all the boys from both teams observing a minute’s silence, the match was on. It didn’t take the Celts long to start the scoring, with Nathan Retallick crossing the ball beautifully to Cally Rundle after running ¾ of the pitch with the ball, allowing Cally to put it in the back of the net.
Then it was wadebridge’s turn to score, with the Celts defenders struggling to clear the ball from our penalty area, Wadebridge sneaked a ball in, 1 –1. The second half was on, with the game increasing in pace with every minute, Wadebridge managed to get a ball just over the top our G.K Tom Rowe, Giving them a 2-1 lead.
Jamie Gough after sprinting back, cleared the ball from our goal line with impeccable timing, preventing Wadebridge from going 3-1 up.
Substitutions were made and with about 10 seconds remaining George Truscott laid on an perfectly executed pass to Dillon Frise, who without hesitation slammed it into Wadebridge’s goal, 2 –2.
Jamie Franks then made a crucial interception after Wadebridge shot for goal from the centre spot.
With all the boys playing good solid football, the Celts came away with 1 point, which means we are still tied in second place with only goal differences holding us off the top spot.
Squad; Jack Curley (GK), Tome Rowe (GK), Jamie Franks (LB), Jamie Gough (RB), James Venning (Capt)(MF), Dillon Frise (MF), Nathan Retallick (MF) George Truscott (CF), Cally Rundle (CF)
Well done you Celts
Grae Frise, Manager
Sunday 11th November
Tregorrick Belles fought hard at the weekend to earn a well-deserved 0-0 draw with Newquay Ladies.
Newquay started off brightly and threatened the Tregorrick goal on a number of occasions. The Belles defence stood firm and worked hard to prevent Newquay converting their chances.
The Belles were unlucky not to take the lead in the second half when they had a penalty saved by the Newquay keeper. The game ended 0-0 which was a fair result all round.
Belles manager Tracey Jolliff said I am so proud of the team, the girls fought hard and showed excellent team spirit. It was a great result for us.
Well done girls: Kayleigh Beth W Beth T Sophie S Sophie C Donny Zoe and Emma. You did Good!!
Sunday 11th November
Tregorrick Eagles started brightly putting pressure on the Biscovey goal from the start. They took a well deserved lead scoring after 5 minutes from a corner with Caleb putting the ball in the net.
The Eagles came close to scoring several more times either putting the ball wide or watching the Biscovey keeper (who had a great game) pull off some good saves.
The pressure eventually told with the Eagles netting twice more in the first half through Caleb and Brandon.
The team continued to play well in the second half and were unlucky not to add to the score.
Coach Brett Wilson said the boys put in a great performance today and I am very proud of them.
Well done Eagles.
Team
Billy Gus Mark Daniel Kieran Bradley Caleb Brandon and Charlie
Well, what a day that was. At 8:45am Saturday 23rd November, 73 members of our club left Tregorrick Park on 2 coaches for their Full Match Day Experience with Plymouth Argyle and they had a BRILLIANT day out.
With boys from nearly every age group attending along with Parents and Grandparents, we arrived at Home Park at approx 10:00am, where our Plymouth Argyle Football in the Community Coaches, Alec and Dave, who made our day very enjoyable, met us.
After having a “Meet and Greet” in the lounge bar, the boys were told a bit on the history of the club and how it has proved itself over the years in various competitions, Alec Brenton the presented Graham Frise with a signed” Argyle” football which is going to be raffled off to raise funds for Tregorrick Park YFC.
Then came the money bit, yes a visit to the “Argyle” Superstore, where of of course all the kids their share of PAFC goodies, after a while a sea of green and white in the form of flags, hats, scarves, balls and the kitchen sink was seen leaving the shop.
We then started the tour of the club, taking in the “Home Team” changing rooms, commentary boxes and the finally out through the players tunnel onto pitch side, where obviously we weren’t allowed to walk on the pitch itself, but some of us did get to touch the “Hallowed Turfs”. After having photos of the boys in “Ollie’s” dug out, we were then blessed with a lovely chant of “SHE FELL OVER” from the boys as they sat in the Devonport Stand, try as we did, the boys just didn’t get the hand of “Green and White Barmy Army”.
After the tour it was time to get back on the coaches and head off to “Stoke Dameral Community College” for our training session with Alec and Dave, and in just 2 minutes the boys were all focused and enjoying a very constructive and energetic session. With ball skills of all abilities being displayed, the boys worked up an healthy appetite which was a good thing a lunch was next.
When everyone was fed and watered it was back to Home Park to take our seats for the day’s fixture between PAFC and Sheffield Wednesday, which unfortunately ended in a 2 - 1 defeat for Argyle, but the boys did chant again, and again, and again.
During half time, 2 boys from our U9 age group, Dillon Frise and Jamie Franks were chosen to go pitch side again for a penalty speed shoot out right in front of the Devonport Stand and 12,145 supporters. I am proud to say that our boys got the 2 highest scores, 33 and 34 respectively. A moment that will keep them talking for years to come, Well done Boys.
Then it was time for us all to leave Home Park and 73 very happy people returned to the coaches for the journey home.
As the trip organiser I would like to say a very big thank you to everyone who went on the trip and congratulate all the boys for their impeccable behaviour during our visit.
Graham Frise
Manager Tregorrick Park U9’s
Tregorrick Park YFC Team Picture Mug
Dear Parents / Club Members,
Every year we try and make club souvenirs for you to purchase, this year we are doing Mugs with your child’s team photo and team name printed on them.
If you would like to purchase 1, 2 or maybe even 6 mugs for your mug tree, please click here and print off the order form.
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Once you have completed your order form, please return it to either your child’s coach or Wendy Yelland along with full payment (please note orders will only be accepted if full payment is made at time of placing your order).
We are sure you will agree that these mugs will make wonderful Christmas presents or just a nice family keep sake.
