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

SUNDAY 24TH APRIL - ROUND-UP

Another Uxella League cup final took place this weekend with Tiger Old Boys celebrating last week's confirmation of their continued status as Uxella League champions by adding yet another trophy to their bulging cabinet after a relatively comfortable 5-2 victory over Clearwater that secured them the Bill Brown Division One Cup.

In a strange twist, the Tigers actually scored every one of the game's seven goals because one of their number, Colin Gillespie, somehow managed to notch two own goals during the course of the game. Fortunately for him, five winning goals were scored at the other end through strikes from team-mates Paul Atyeo and Mike Nicholson plus two delicately worked efforts from Rob Fearn and a forty-yard screamer from Lee Huntly after he had come on as a substitute.

Meanwhile, there were two significant Uxella League games played out in Division Two with Cross Rifles and Black Horse battling it out in their respective final fixtures for the runners-up spot after Tiger OB Reserves had wrapped up the second division title last weekend.

The Rifles did what was asked of them as they went to Ashcott and came away with a comprehensive 6-0 victory after five superb goals from Craig McGann and a further strike from the equally prolific Lee Stentaford to add to his impressive haul for the campaign. Despite the high scoreline the Rifles man-of-the-match was goalkeeper Nigel Futcher who made a string of impressive stops at various points during the game and also distinguished himself with the excellent saving of a penalty plus the follow-up shot that came back at him as a result of the rebound.

While on paper it had looked as though Black Horse had the tougher end-of-season finale as they travelled to second flight champs Tiger Reserves, they actually registered a six-goal tally of their own as they beat a Tigers outfit who looked to be going through the motions with nothing meaningful left to play for. A priceless 6-3 victory thereby secured the runners-up spot for Black Horse as they ended the campaign with a point more than Cross Rifles.

In Division Three, Sportsman continued their strong end-of-season surge as they swept Pig & Whistle Reserves aside in a 6-1 away win. Andy Skidmore stole the show with a first half hat-trick and was joined on the scoresheet after the break by Tyne Govier, Paul Organ and by Simon Dodden who smashed home a 25-yard volley. Jamie Evans responded with a late consolation goal for Pig Reserves but Sportsman will be in a confident mood ahead of their upcoming midweek encounter with title rivals Puriton United.

(Story First Published: 25.04.05)
 
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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