The Uxella Bridgwater and District Sunday Football League
  
  
 
 Clubs
 Abbey Moor
Admirals
Ashcott
Blake OB
Bower Utd
BW Wanderers
Cannington
Coxley Rovers
Cross Rifles
Flag Old Boys
Grasshoppers '04
Grasshoppers '05
Huntspill
L & G
Maltshovel
Maxwells
Pawlett
Pawlett Res.
Quantock Pride
Railway Club
Ramblers
Red Tile
Sportsman
Tiger Old Boys
Woolavington
Woolavington Res.
 
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Top Scorers
 

Player
Gls
Kevin Warre
17
Darryl Taylor
16
James Bawden
12
Stuart Croker
11
Ian Bellinger
10
Michael Stone
7
Christopher Bell
7
Matthew Milton
6
Michael Hart
6
Steven Hall
6
Josh Turner
6
Jamie Chillingworth
6
David Gardiner
5
Liam Barnett
5
Kevin Andrews
5
Jonathon Kear
5
Steven Addicott
5
Martin Cheese
5
Andrew Riley
5
David Baker
5
Liam Nash
4
Shane Thompson
4
Will Beggs
4
Paul Burrow
4
Wayne Spencer
4
Max Cushing
4
Jeff Read
4
Dean Fury
4
Wayne Barrett
3
Paul Manktelow
3
Martyn Milton
3
Nigel Gillard
3
Lee Harvey
3
Sam Chillingworth
3
Jack Taylor
3
James Lacey
3
Darren Hill
3
Jason Bale
3
Kyle Butler
3
Josh Speed
3
Richard Meek
2
Lee Fury
2
Steven Spencer
2
Mike White
2
Simon Coombes
2
Christoper Murphey
2
Paul Bawden
2
Scott Capel
2
Craig Rothwell
2
Matthew Eckley
2
Ashley Webber
2
Nathan Chillingworth
2
Dean Taylor
2
Shane Smith
2
Leslie Pope
2
Josh Turner
2
Rob White
2
Daniel Crossley
2
Richard Harvey
2
Daniel Russell
2
Jamie Stewart
2
Marcus Slade
2
Lee Hemsley
2
Sam Mullins
2
Simon Dodden
1
Richard Jones
1
Daniel Spring
1
Gareth Clarke
1
Mark Coles
1
Nicholas Wynn
1
Robert Abrams
1
Sam Puddy
1
Leigh Gough
1
Aaron Denis
1
Lee White
1
Martyn Allen
1
Mike Taylor
1
Lee Turner
1
Paul Winter
1
Jim Owen
1
David Sarjant
1
Jake Greenhaigh
1
Callum Butler
1
Marcus Troman
1
Nicolas Brown
1
Nick Stevens
1
Jamie Winter
1
Darren Cooper
1
Paul Horn
1
Chris Yates
1
Robert Trice
1
Ben Mitchell
1
Tommy Chidgey
1
Jarrid Mackay
1
Aaron Kroll
1
Ryan Creswell
1
Martin Portlock
1
Simon Chidgey
1
Ian Luke
1
Lloyd Hackling
1
Sean Roberts
1
John Cook
1
Richard Smith
1
Daniel Hooper
1
Mark Modley
1
James Leader
1
Christopher Fletcher
1
Paul Meare
1
Ryan Weston
1
Matthew Washer
1
Justin Lewis
1
Ben Puddy
1
Aaron Whaites
1
Matt Francis
1
Matthew Parker
1
Richard Jennings
1
Barry Hardwell
1
Curtis Ricketts
1
John Osman
1
Edward Habberfield
1
Jordan Meaker
1
Lee Huntley
1
Scott Clarke
1

MATCHDAY 12 ROUND-UP

In an Uxella League programme that was significantly affected by the recent heavy rain, only six fixtures, or should that be pitches, survived across the two divisions.

Railway Club extended their lead at the top of the First Division following a 2-1 home win over Squib Madrid. Railway were again thankful for the presence of veteran striker Bob Abrams who scored both of their goals, one of which was a penalty.

Red Tile again demonstrated their rapid improvement during this campaign as they ran out 8-0 winners away to Blake Old Boys, a team they had lost 4-1 to on the opening day of the season. Tile now move into second place in the table after two goals each from Jason Hobbs and James Hamilton, one-a-piece from Andy Staunton and Damon Jennings plus a couple of Blake own goals.

Woolavington also registered an eight goal haul as they got back to winning ways after their Somerset Cup exit last weekend with an 8-1 away victory at Ashcott. The three points were duly secured following braces from Matt Fursland, Matt Blackmore and 16-year-old Jake Chidgey plus a goal each from Wayne Barry and Marcus Butler. Chris Fletcher bagged Ashcott's consolation effort.

The games between Tiger Reserves and Clearwater and Cross Rifles versus Flag Old Boys were both postponed due to waterlogged pitches.

In the Second Division leaders Maltshovel Sports continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 2-0 home win over Admirals after two second half goals from Jordan Meaker.

Quantock Pride continue to be their closest rivals after they emerged from their top-of-the-table home clash with Puriton United with a 4-3 victory after two goals from James Bawden and one each from Ricky Williams and Jamie O'Brien. Pride had raced into a 3-0 lead but Puriton clawed their way back into contention by levelling the scores at 3-3 after strikes from Darryl Taylor, Will Beggs and promising 16-year-old Josh Harvey. United might even have won it had they not had a goal disallowed for offside but it was Pride who scored the winner in the last ten minutes and who were also thankful for a great goalkeeping display from Chris James.

Third-placed Countryman had to settle for a point following a 2-2 home draw with a spirited Grasshoppers '04 side who again put their faith in youth and were duly rewarded with goals from 16-year-olds Gary Passmore and Matt Burgess. Countryman's strikes came from Paul Curle and Toby Tucker.

The games between Woolavington Reserves and Glastonbury, Commercial and Cannington and Grasshoppers '05 versus Tor Sports were all victims of the weather.

(Story First Published: 05.12.05)
 
Div 1 Table Summary
 

Team
Pts
Woolavington
60
Tiger Old Boys
54
Red Tile
46
Quantock Pride
40
Railway Club
33
Flag Old Boys
31
Maltshovel
27
Maxwells
26
Pawlett
24
Cross Rifles
22
Ashcott
10
Grasshoppers '04
10

 
Div 2 Table Summary
 
Team
Pts
Bower Utd
61
BW Wanderers
58
Cannington
53
Blake OB
50
Admirals
49
Woolavington Res.
36
Huntspill
35
Abbey Moor
31
Pawlett Res.
24
Sportsman
20
L & G
17
Ramblers
11
Grasshoppers '05
6
 
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