RESERVES NEWS & GAME REPORTS

EXETER UNIVERSITY 1-5 NEWQUAY LADIES AFC RESERVES
11 Feb 07
Newquay Ladies reserves went 10 points clear at the top of the south west league with this superb win against an always strong Exeter team. This really was a game of 2 halves, the first half Newquay had chance after chance but just couldn't find the net, and it was Exeter who took the lead on 25 minutes after a mistake in defence gave Exeter a clear chance to score the opener. The second half started and Newquay soon equalised through Debbie Duncan after she made a great run and coolly lobbed the ball over the advancing Exeter keeper, 5 minutes later Newquay was in front when a great through ball by Janine Butterly found Lucy Olde who sent a rocket of a shot in the top corner of the net. Exeter always looking strong on the attack was caught out again on 65 minutes when a great cross by Kim Eke found Danni Salt who finished with precision. Again Danni Salt was on the score sheet on 75 minutes when she ran through the defence to slot home, the scoring was finished off by Kim Eke who's unstoppable shot ended up in the back of the net to make the final score 5-1 to Newquay. Credit must be given to the Exeter keeper Carley Barber who made some excellent saves to keep the Newquay score to just five. Newquay Ladies Reserves next match is at home to Alphington on March 25th 2pm kick off.

POOLE TOWN 4-3 NEWQUAY RESERVES (28 Jan 07)

This was always going to be a tough match for Newquay being without 2 of their regular players especially against a very strong Poole Town team, with chances at both ends in the first half it was Poole that started the strongest going 1-0 up within 15 minutes this was then increased to 2-0 on 35 minutes after some excellent play from Poole. The second half started and Newquay came out strong and got a goal back on 54 minutes when a rocket of a shot from Janine Butterley flew into the net from outside the box, the match was still end to end and Poole went 3-1 up on 65 minutes after a great shot from the edge of the area found the top corner. On 72 minutes Newquay pulled another goal back with a close range shot from Kimberley Eke, only to be shortly followed by another Poole goal to make it 4-2. Then on 81 minutes Emma Pritchard scored from a long range effort to bring the score to 4-3. Newquay Ladies Reserves next match is at home to Poole Town in the semi final of the Bristol Soccer World Cup on Sunday 4th Feb at 2-30pm kick off after the Newquay Ladies first teams cup match against Bournmouth kicking off at 11-30 on the same day, a great double bill of football to come and watch.

BRISTOL SOCCER WORLD CUP QUARTER FINAL NEWQUAY WIN BATTLE OF THE LEAGUES NEWQUAY LADIES AFC RESERVES 2-0 KEYNSHAM RESERVES Newquay Ladies Reserves, top of the division one south played Keynsham Town reserves, top of division one north, in this quarter final cup match. This was always going to be a tough game for Newquay as Keynsham unbeaten in two years are a very strong team, however Newquay took the game to them and never let Keynsham play as they normally to do. In the first half Newquay played some superb football and attacked the Keynsham goal on many occasions, and on 25 minutes got their reward when a cross from Kimberly Eke found Tamsin Keat who slotted home from close range. Then on 36 minutes Newquay were two up this time a cross from Kirsty Dunleavy was picked up by Kimberly Eke on the edge of the box who sent a rocket of a shot in the bottom corner of the net. The second half started and Keynsham always looked dangerous on the attack and went close on 74 minutes when a shot from outside the box came back off the post safely in the hands of Newquay keeper Nikki Lewis. The rest of the second half saw both teams go close but with the Newquay defence holding strong Keynsham could'nt break through. Newquay went close to increasing their lead in the second half with shots from Emma Pritchard and Tamsin Keat being well saved by the Keynsham keeper, to make the final score Newquay Ladies Res 2-0 Keynsham Res. This was an excellent game of football played in good spirit by two very good footballing teams. Match report Chris Bragg

NEWQUAY STAY SEVEN POINTS CLEAR AT THE TOP; PLYMOUTH ARGYLE RESERVES 3-3 NEWQUAY LADIES RESERVES In this top of the table local derby clash between two excellent football teams there was never going to much given away. It was always going to be a tough test for this young Newquay team, coming up against the Argyle first team players the reserves used, however Newquay's determination proved strong and they matched them throughout the game. Newquay started the scoring when a Kim Eke shot from outside the area looped over the keepers head, the score remained 1-0 until 4 minutes from the break when a goal from Argyle levelled things for the break. Argyle started the second half the strongest and took the lead when Newquay's keeper and their striker clashed, which ended up with an Argyle penalty that was put away well. The lead however was short lived when a great pass from Newquay's Tamsin Keat found Kim Eke on the left to rocket a shot from outside the box to bring the scoreline level again. Five minutes later Newquay went ahead when, from inside the box Emma Pritchard fired home from close range. From here on in the match was end to end with both keepers having to be on their toes, and with 4 minutes remaining after a double save from Newquay's keeper Nikki Lewis, the ball fell to an Argyle striker to finish the scoreline at 3-3

NEWQUAY LADIES AFC RES 4-1 POOLE TOWN Newquay Reserves increased their lead at the top to 7 points with an excellent win against Poole Town. Newquay took the lead on 14 minutes when a corner from Emma Pritchard flew directly into the back of the net, Newquay played some great passing football but couldn't increase their lead until the 44th minute when a string of 8 Newquay passes ended up with Danni Salt, making her debut for Newquay, rocketing the ball home.

The second half started just the same and on 65 minutes increased their lead when Danni Salt again struck home from just inside the box. Newquay then paid the price for a lack of concentration to allow Poole to get a goal back on 82 minutes but this was short lived when Jodie Smith finished the scoring for Newquay on 87 minutes to make the final score 4-1

NEWQUAY LADIES RES 1-0 HOLWAY

Newquay ladies reserves went 4 points clear at the top

of the south west league after a hard fought 1-0 win.

This was an excellant game of football between two

strong footballing teams but as the game went on in a

windswept Newquay ground a 0-0 scoreline looked on the

cards, with both teams going close on a number of

occasions neither one could find the net until the

89th minute when Tamsin Keat struck the ball home from

close range to secure all three points and keep

Newquay at the top. Newquay Reserves next game is at

home to Keynsham in the Bristol Soccer World Cup

second round on Sunday 3rd December 2pm kick off,

which is sure to be a cracker of a game, not to be

missed.

NEWQUAY LADIES 3; EXETER UNIVERSITY 1 (Sun, 5 Nov 06)

Newquay ladies reserves stayed at the top of the south west league after a good 3-1 win over a strong Exeter team. Exeter took the lead on 32 minutes with a well taken shot from just inside the box, this lead remained until the 51st minute when an Emma Pritchard strike found the back of the net to level the scores, 5 minutes later Genna Vickary ran through 3 players before slotting the ball home to put Newquay ahead. Newquay remained on top of this match and on 75 minutes increased the lead with a long range free kick from Emma Pritchard to finish the score at 3-1.

HOLWAY UNITED 2; NEWQUAY LADIES 4 (Sun, 22 Oct 06)

Newquay returned to the top of the south west league with a 2-4 win away to Holway united. Holway took the lead on 30 minutes with an excellant shot from outside the box. But Newquay was soon level when Tamsin Keat weaved past 3 players before slotting the ball home. The second half started and it was Holway that went ahead again on 56 minutes, then on 65 minutes a rocket free kick from Emma Pritchard put Newquay level again. Newquay then went ahead on 72 minutes with a second goal from Tamsin Keat, to be shortly followed when a long range shot from Lucy Olde flew in the back of the net to finish the scoreline Holway United 2-4 Newquay Ladies Reserves

ALPHINGTON LADIES 4-6 NL RESERVES AFC (1 Oct 06)

With the wind swirling and the rain coming down this was always going to be a tough task for both teams, however it was alphington that went ahead after 10 minutes quickly followed by number 2, newquay then hit back through an Emma Pritchard goal on 22 minutes, 5 minutes later alphington were 3-1 up. Newquay not giving up hit back twice before the interval with a goal from Sarah Haden on 34 minutes and Lucy Olde on 41 minutes. The second half started and Newquay started to take control, within 5 minutes they were 3-4 up with another goal from Emma Pritchard, then number 5 on 61 minutes with a goal from Louise Chaves, number 6 arrived on 68 minutes with another goal from Lucy Olde, and Alphington's 4th goal coming on 82 minutes. An exciting game with plenty of action on a windswept day.

NL RESERVES 3-4 PLYMOUTH ARGYLE RESERVES.

In what was always going to be an excellant game of football between two good teams, Argyle left with all three points. Argyle struck first on 21 minutes soon followed by a Newquay equaliser from Emma Pritchard on 30 minutes, Pritchard then scored again on 35 minutes, Argyle came back strong and on 43 minutes got number 2 to make the half time score 2-2

The second half started just as strong with Newquay going 3-2 up on 66 minutes with a goal from Kimberley Eke, Argyle again equalised on 75 minutes with their winner coming on 85 minutes. This was a real cracker of a game between 2 very good sides.

Newquay Reserves 5 - 1 Holway United

This was Newquay Reserves first match in this higher league and they rose to the occasion. Newquay took the lead on 8 minutes with a Tamsin Keat goal. Four minutes later this was followed with a second from Emma Pritchard. The lead was increased on 31 minutes with an unstoppable long range shot from Lucy Olde.

The second half started and Newquay went 4-0 up on 67 minutes with Tamsin Keat's second of the game. This was soon followed by a well taken goal from Holway. Newquay's Keat finished the scoring with her hat-trick on 81 minutes to make the final score 5-1. Chris Bragg