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Despite impassioned pleas from parents, Howard County Superintendent Michael E. Hickey refused Thursday to rescind the transfers of three popular Glenwood Middle School teachers who are being sent involuntarily to other schools.
"The people can express their unhappiness, but it's not a vote," Hickey said before the meeting.
More than 100 people packed the Howard County Department of Education meeting to protest the transfers of Charles Ashcraft, who teaches social sciences; Kenneth Darryl Blickenstaff, science; and Art Lyons, mathematics.
District officials say the teachers are among 12 who are being transferred to improve the school district.
But the Howard County Education Association, which represents county teachers, says the three are being transferred without explanation.
The teachers were told they were being transferred because of "the needs of the system," said union president James R. Swab.


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Last night I was trying to get the kids showered up and in bed. Since it was Sunday they were both resisting going through the routine because they didn't want the weekend to come to a close. I finally get the older one cleaned up and ready and start on the younger. I told him to get undressed and go hop in the shower and I went back into the kitchen to clean up dinner.
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Butcher Alex Daley is a Newcastle United fan through and through – so much so that he created and named a speciality sausage in honour of his beloved team.
Now Alex's 'Black and White' banger has scored a major success after picking up a top award in a national competition run to celebrate 2017 UK Sausage Week.
The 36-year-old, of Cramlington, is shop manager at George Payne Butchers, in Brunton Park, Gosforth, and first came up with the sausage recipe around a year ago. It has since proved a sizzling success at the Princes Road shop.
So what exactly is in these Toon sausages?
They contain finely diced Scottish black and white puddings from Ramsays in Carluke, pork from free-range native and rare breed pigs sourced locally from long-time supplier Tom Burns, of Beal in Northumberland, and Boot Boys brown ale from Anarchy Brew Co in Stannington, Morpeth.
Alex said: "It's a really good tasty sausage made with black pudding, white pudding, brown ale and quality pork. It's seasoned with apple, sage and onion.
"We are over the moon that we've won the award for them."
Shop owner George Payne added: "Alex is a real credit to the business. He's a Newcastle United fanatic and the black and white sausage recipe is all his own idea. It has become one of our best sellers – the sausages always sell out quickly when he makes them. We even suspect some of our customers are hoarding them like magpies."
The black and white banger won a special innovation award for George Payne Butchers. It was named the North's Best Independent Butcher Sausage in the competition.
Alex travelled down to the Plaisterers' Hall in London to receive his award from UK Sausage Week ambassador and TV personality, Eric Knowles, from the Antiques Roadshow.


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This page will provide some information on the basic terrain, climate, flora and fauna that can be found on Sanctuary.
Sanctuary's kingdoms are set up at four corners of a moderately-sized island, it would take approximately two weeks to travel completely from one end to the other. There are other islands that become visible under certain conditions, but no canines have ever managed to survive the swim (or, if they have, they've never returned to tell their tale!). Rumor has it that several of these islands actually roam the world, disappearing for months on end before returning to their original location. These islands may drift near enough for canines to see vague movements in the brush from time to time, but the waters are still treacherous and impossible to cross.
To the northwest lies the kingdom of Verr, a region of massive snow-capped mountains; canines typically reside on the southern side of the mountains, with the actual capital (Star City) built on a plateau between two massive peaks. The easiest way to travel to, and around, Verr is by flight, but canines may also make the laborious trek up the mountainside if needed and large, open-air platforms connect structures so those who aren't capable of flight can travel between them. Verr stays relatively cold year-round, never raising above 60 degrees (65 degrees is considered a heatwave!); in fact, much of Star City remains coated in ice year round and glitters beautifully in the sunlight! Verr also has gorgeous views of the night sky, with many eager stargazers flocking to the city during the winter months. Having trouble with pronunciation? Just remember that Verr rhymes with Air!
To the northeast is the kingdom of Eire, a land best known for the many active lava flows that run through and around its capital (Tephra). Paths of smooth obsidian can be used to navigate the majority of the city, but certain portions are inaccessible to those who have not adapted to Eire; in fact, some parts of the city have actually been built beneath the lava! Eire stays hot most of the year (around 80 - 100 degrees) and volcanic ash typically covers the land for most of the spring and summer months; despite its location near the coast, humidity stays very low. Eire is lit day and night by the lava, and most residents actually tend to be more nocturnal. Many tourists visit for a taste of the wild parties that go on during the summer, but are often a target for the thriving community of rogues that prey on the ignorant. Eire is said just like Fire, except with an 'e' in front!
In the direct center of the island is a wide open field, usually referred to as simply "Haven". It is, in theory, a completely neutral zone belonging to no kingdom, and thus is a safe place for members of any and all kingdoms (or no kingdom at all!) to meet and socialize. Under the Haven Treaty canines are not supposed to steal from nor harm one another within Haven's boundaries, but, of course, there are those who choose to bend or break these rules. Most kingdom leaders will turn a blind eye to these occasional spats, but it is still considered a good idea to keep quiet about such events lest you find yourself with a bounty on your head! There is a large area of land, marked by a wide circle of stones (similar to Stonehenge) where no grass grows. This section of Haven, known only as The Stone Circle, is a sacred place used for honorable battles and tests given by the mysterious "Gods". Note: Fights, thefts, hunts, etc. etc. may be set in any portion of Sanctuary, but you will need to post them on the Stone Circle board for results!
The southeast corner of the island is home to Ator. The capital city, Oceania, is split into two portions: Upper and Lower. The Upper portion of the city is located above water, where structures have been built on raised platforms. Bridges have been put in place to assist visitors in crossing from place to place, but a strong swimming ability is a must have if you plan to survive in Ator for any length of time! The Lower portion of the city is actually located beneath the Upper portion, where structures have been built to provide privacy for the families that reside there, some of which may live underwater their entire lives! Ator is best known for its balmy temperatures and pleasant breezes, as well as the typically laid-back attitudes of its residents. Ator is pronounced similarly to Water without the 'w'.
And last, but not least, is the southwest portion of Sanctuary, where one will find the forest kingdom of Reath. Deep in the jungle there is a series of strange holes in the ground, some tiny and some massive. If a canine were to fall into these holes (or very carefully climb down the treacherous spiral steps built into the sides of the larger ones) they would discover the thriving underground capital of Molekin. Molekin is lit entirely by massive glowing fungi which grow brighter during the "day" periods and darker during the "night" periods; canines have converted the hollow cores of certain fungi, and the natural pockets in the cavern walls, into homes and other buildings. Reath is heated by underground springs located in various areas throughout the kingdom and, since there is very little outside influences excluding earthquakes, the caverns tend to stay around 70 degrees year-round. Reath is perhaps the least open to visiting strangers; previous generations had actually retreated underground to avoid being pulled into conflicts between the other Kingdoms, and this most Reath residents will view "abovegrounders" with a certain level of suspicion regardless of their profession or attitude. Trying to remember the name? We'll make it a little easier: Reath is an anagram for Earth!
Characters will encounter a lot of the usual (Earth-based) plants and animals around Sanctuary, but there are also a wide variety of strange animals and plants that they may run into too. Below is a list of just some of the strange animals characters may encounter! A list of unique plants with medicinal uses can be found here. We will add more unique plants (including those with no medicinal uses) and animals as they are discovered! :)


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Stan Lee Joins Chuck
HitFix is reporting that Stan Lee will be making an appearance in the seventh episode of the upcoming final season of Chuck. Its unclear yet whether Lee will be portraying himself in the episode, although insiders say that "Chuck encounters Stan Lee in the most unexpected of places."
Other actors that have signed on to make a guest appearance in the fifth season of Chuck include Carrie-Ann Moss, Mark Hamill and Community's Danny Pudi.
Chuck returns to NBC on October 21st at 8/7c


text: Last week Birmingham successfully hosted its first Pint of Science Festival in pubs across the city. Aimed at informing the public about relevant scientific information such as the notion of personalised cancer treatment and how robots can help us with defence and security. Several academics and students from MDS took part in the sold out events, from organising the events and speaking on the nights to volunteering at the venues. You can find out more information here and you can follow the Pint of Science team on twitter @pintofscience and see all the tweets and photos from the week!


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Author: Dan Rhodes
It looks like Amazon are continuing their 'don't tell anyone we stream anime' marketing strategy, as a handful of new series silently drop onto the retail giant's streaming platform. Chi's Sweet Adventure Season 2, MAGICAL GIRL SITE and Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku are now all available for viewing in the UK via Amazon Prime Video.
Synopsis: Chi, the sweet kitten full of energy is back! It's yet another day full of happiness for Chi, as she spends the day with her friends, Come-Come, Ann, and Telly. They fool around together, go discover secret spots together, and so on. New characters newly join the series in this brand new season. Don't miss the special episode, where Come-Come sets out on an adventure to an unknown town!.
Synopsis: It seems only the unfortunate can stumble across this site. That is why they were chosen. Without any place to call her own, Aya only thinks about dying. Bullied at school and abused by her own brother at home. One day she happens upon a creepy website called the Magical Girl Site and obtains magical powers. Together with other magical girls, Aya must face death and fight to change her destiny..
Synopsis: When Narumi, an office lady who hides the fact that she is a yaoi fangirl, changes jobs, she is reunited with Hirotaka, her childhood friend who is attractive and skilled but is a hardcore gaming otaku. They decide to start dating for now, but being otaku, both of them are awkward so a serious romantic relationship is rather difficult for them...
Source: Amazon.


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Champagne: Fêtes Johanniques in Reims Honoring Joan of Arc
Travel back to medieval Reims and take part in the celebration of the coronation of King Charles VII and the legendary Joan of Arc during the Fêtes Johanniques.
Each year, the Fêtes Johanniques in Reims celebrate the coronation of King Charles VII, urged by the legendary Joan of Arc to take the throne after retaking Orléans and her victory in Patay - forever changing France's destiny, which was then dominated by the English and their allies.
Since the baptism of Clovis, the city has been the main site of French royal coronations. The festivities, especially popular with local residents, celebrates both the coronation of the king as well as the critical role Joan of Arc played in getting him there.
Her figure is ever-present at the young king's side in recreations of the July 17, 1429 coronation.
Carrying on the Tradition: The City Celebrates its History
Each year at the beginning of June, Reims celebrates this moment in royal history with the requisite pomp and circumstance. After a ceremony in front of the Joan of Arc statue, it's coronation time!
A parade proceeds through town towards the Cathedral, with almost 500 participants adorned in all their best medieval costumes, accompanied by period music. Some musical troupes even come from abroad to participate in the event.
Medieval Reims
Over the course of two days, the entire city offers a true journey to the past. On the outskirts of the celebrations, a medieval village will be set up from May 13 to May 14, with artisans and shopkeepers in full period costume.
Discover their handmade wares and their traditional savoir-faire; participate in different workshops (combat, illuminated writing, money minting); enjoy the sounds of troubadours reciting their ballads or the many medieval music concerts, which will resonate through the streets and squares of the city.
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Things to see
© Atout France/Phovoir
Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Reims
© Disney - all rights reserved
Disneyland® Paris
© W. Beaucardet
The Philharmonie de Paris
© Philharmonie de Paris Arte Factory
Rendez-vous at the Philharmonie de Paris
© Manuel Cohen /MNHN
Paris Zoological Park (Zoo de Vincennes)
© OTCP/Daniel Thierry
The Sacred Heart - Le Sacré-Coeur
© Paris Tourist Office - Photographer : Marc Bertrand
Le Moulin Rouge: the World's Biggest Cabaret.
© ViaFrance
Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral
© Flickr - CC - Manuel
The Louvre Museum
© V.Castro/SipaPress/CRT PIdF
Orsay Museum
© Atout France / Phovoir
Grand Palais National Galleries
© OTCP/David Lefranc
The Quai Branly Museum
© E.Livinec / SETE
The Eiffel Tower
© Shigeru Ban Architects Europe et Jean de Gastines Architectes, avec Philip Gumuchdjian pour la conception du projet lauréat du concours / Metz Métropole / Centre Pompidou-Metz / Philippe Gisselbrecht
Rendez-vous at Centre Pompidou-Metz
© Xavier Alphand
Discover Nord-Pas de Calais
Point of interest
© JK. Graeber / CDT Marne
Vignobles & Découvertes: Montagne de Reims
© Atout France/Olivier Roux
The Champagne vineyard
© Michel Jolyot
Discover Reims - the Champagne and Coronation City
© Atout France/Phovoir
Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Reims
© JK. Graeber / CDT Marne
Vignobles & Découvertes: Vallée de la Marne
© Stéphane Compoint
Rendez-vous at Domaine Champagne Mercier in Epernay


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So many holidays, so little time!
September 3, 2009 at 9:15 pm Leave a comment
There is no denying it…the holiday season is fully upon us. If you think about it for too long, it will start to stress you out – and it's only the beginning of September. There is SO much to celebrate that it's hard to know where to begin:
- Back to School – "We survived the first week/month of school!"
- Football season – high school, college, professional…your choice
- First day of Fall – September 22nd (for those of us who live in the northern hemisphere)
- Pre-Halloween – great way to get more wear out of your costume
- Halloween – enough said
- The entire month of November – November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, American Diabetes Month, Lung Cancer Awareness Month and National Homeless Youth Awareness Month.
- Thanksgiving – November 26th
- Pearl Harbor Day – December 7th
- Hanukkah – December 12
- National Re-Gifting Day – December 18th – Now this is a day to celebrate!
- Christmas – of course!
- New Years Eve
- New Years Day – depending on how "big" you partied on New Year's Eve!
So, where on earth do you begin? First, let me recommend you make a plan.
- Start with how often you want to have a party – once a week, once a month, once.
- Then, decide which occasion(s) make you the happiest and will be the most fun to celebrate.
- Lastly, start your preparations early – so you have maximum fun with minimum stress!
And to help you even further, we are going to give you ideas for all of the occasions listed above – complete with links to fabulous sites that provide unbelievably brilliant ideas!
First up…Back to school. Stay tuned, ideas will be coming VERY soon!
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In my opinion, Bishop TD Jakes spoke from an extremely wise and balanced perspective concerning the Trayvon Martin and George Zimmerman case. Many people across America are asking questions about the verdict, and are demanding that justice be served. Bishop Jakes gives a wise perspective to the difference between revenge and the quest for justice, and the fact that injustice to anyone is an injustice to everyone irregardless to ethnicity. He also speaks to the definition of suspicion, and how it affected how and why Trayvon Martin was approached. Recently, President Barack Obama spoke on the subject as well, saying that he could have been Trayvon 35 years ago. As an American citizen and woman of God I have prayed about this matter, and believe that it gives us a great opportunity to address issues of race and utilize this time to draft a new future that is brighter not only for African Americans, but for our country. I also believe that the issue at hand is as much of a spiritual issue as it is a matter of race. I'm reminded of the story of Cain and Abel, when Cain killed his brother Abel, and Abel's blood cried out from the ground before God. When God confronted Cain about what he had done, he replied, "Am I my brother's keeper." The point is that we are our brother and sisters keeper, because the Bible says many things about the kind of love that we should have one for another, as well as about how when righteousness is exalted a nation stands strong, but sin and injustice is a reproach to any people. (John 13:34-35; 1 John 4:16; Proverbs 14:34) All of the answers and principles for a strong healthy society are found in the word of God, and we can move forward as a nation, but we must embrace the word of God, establish our judicial process upon its principles and live by it.
When such an enormous opportunity to bring change for the better and healing to our communities presents itself, if Christians as God's people fail to respond it is a failure of everything God's word stands for in terms of freedom, justice, and equity for every human being. If you rob a man of his dignity, you have robbed him of his right to be human. Let us pray and ask God for His wisdom and divine intervention concerning the matter in its entirety. Let's also pray for our nations leaders and judicial branch of government that God will grant them His direction and wisdom in regards to creating laws that are just and fair to everyone. There are several passages of Scripture which stand out in my mind, that I believe are very appropriate to this subject. They are in the book of Isaiah 59:14-19 (NKJV), Proverbs 14:34, and 2 Chronicles 7:14.
v. 14, Justice is turned back, And righteousness stands afar off; For truth is fallen in the street, And equity cannot enter. v. 15, So truth fails, and he who departs from evil makes himself a prey. The Redeemer of Zion then the Lord saw it, and it displeased Him that there was no justice. v. 16, He saw that there was no man, and wondered that there was no intercessor; Therefore His own arm brought salvation for Him; And His own righteousness, it sustained Him. v. 17, For He put on righteousness as a breastplate, and a helmet of salvation on His head; He put on the garments of vengeance for clothing, and was clad with zeal as a cloak. v. 18, According to their deeds, accordingly He will repay, recompense to His enemies; The coast lands He will fully repay. v. 19, So shall they fear the name of the Lord from the west, and His glory from the rising of the sun; When the enemy comes in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord will lift up a standard against him.
Proverbs 14:34, "Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people." (KJV)
2 Chronicles 7:14-15, "If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land. Now mine eyes shall be open, and mine ears attent unto the prayer that is made in this place."
I believe that we must turn our whole heart to God, and pray for our nation and our leaders, but not let that stop or negate our presence in the process of change. We also must get involved in the process of positive change by peaceful non-violent means of having dialogue and forums of discussion with one another as well as those who have authority in the judicial systems to help make changes for the better of all of us as American citizens. This can be an incredible time for healing, restoration and recovery of everything lost, stolen and forfeited if everyone can recognize the opportunity as it has presented itself. Perhaps, it is the greatest hour in the history of this nation to heal the racial divide, and for the Church as the body of Christ to reflect His image to the world.
After you have considered what has been said, and after you have viewed the following interview with Bishop TD Jakes on Praise 103.9, "Philadelphia's Inspiration Station", I want to invite you to share your comments on our Community Blog, and please pray for America everyday. Please share this blog and message on your social media page(s). This is a forum for positive thinking and constructive dialogue with one another on matters of importance in a peaceful non-threatening manner. Above all, please pray for Trayvon Martin's parents and family. Thank you so much for being a part of the process and God bless you.


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The weather has been so completely unpredictable! The temps are supposed to soar into the upper 70's everyday next week, but its way too early! The cool season veggies in the garden are not liking the warm weather at all. The lettuce and peas are fine but I think we can kiss the sweet turnips and juicy beets goodbye. Of course, the weather is so weird now-a-days that the temps could be back down into the 30's next month. Agh! Climate change I reckon!
The warm temperatures make us eager to transplant tomatoes. These tiny seedlings were planted on February 24th and are already three inches tall! I think they are getting eager themsleves!
The Atkinson tomato was bred in the mid 1960's specifically for southern gardeners by Auburn University to withstand hot, humid, drought-y summers. The plants are Fusarium wilt, root nematode, and powdery mildew resistant (supposedly).
We purchased one Atkinson tomato plant from Walmart last year to grow as a specimen, it was a BONNIE plant and grew in a 4″ peat pot. We removed the peat then transplanted the specimen into an area away from our regular garden where onions had been grown the year before. After it reached one foot tall, we surrounded the plant with a galvanized 14 gauge cage that was 48″ in height and 27″ in diameter then secured the cage with three 12″ long metal tent stakes. It was later proven that this support system does not work for such a vigorous plant. Sturdier cages are needed.
The plant grew sturdy with thick vines and never displayed signs of stress. We observed that it was quick to bear fruit (about 70 days) and that it continued to bear fruit until mid-November, which is late even for here. So, this particular plant produced fruit for five months (mid-June through mid-November). Seriously.
The specimen withstood considerable abuse. Dogs 'marked' it and pulled off the fruit, a tornado laid the entire thing flat on the ground, and no special care was given to it except an occasional watering. Other than cutting away the lower stems to prevent the plant from lying directly on the soil, this plant was left to grow completely on its own ~ no mulch, no fertilizers, no nothing. It displayed great resilience. White aphids appeared early in the season but never caused the plant to display stress. The only other insects seen on the plant were bees. There were no signs of disease or environment stress.
The Atkinson is an indeterminate tomato variety that, with regular pruning, might grow vines 14-21 feet long. However, we did not prune so the vines grew in thickly and only reached a height of 5-6 feet, which we liked. The fruit produced was medium to large red globular and meaty. The taste was sweet, lightly acidic.
We feel that the Atkinson Tomato will prove itself to be a fantastic market tomato and we would definitely recommend it to any southern grower wanting a dependable, easy to grow, tasty slicing tomato. It preserves well, too, and makes delicious vegetable soup.


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PHOTOS: A Healthy Option For Lunchtime In Town Park
THE medical community was well represented in the Town Park this lunchtime for an event to promote physical activity. The 'Lunchtime Mile' event was the brainchild of physiotherapist, Corinne Evans who is based in High Street. She asked other health professionals to lead by example in taking part in a run/walk in the […]Read more ›


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Sunday 7th
December 2003
9 Red: Whitley
Juniors and Christ The King contributed to an excellent match that could have
gone either way. Callum Bullock opened the scoring for Whitley but Kings worked
hard, equalised before half time and went ahead early in the second half.
However impressive Whitley defender M. Richards scored a deserved goal and the
teams shared the points. An even contest between Coventry Sphinx Juniors and
Dunlop Juniors was decided by two first half goals from Dunlops Kieran Conway.
His first was an angled drive from the right wing, the second after a mix up in
the Sphinx defence. The second period failed to produce a goal although Sphinx
pressed hard to break down a resolute Dunlop defence. Coventry Sphinx Juniors 0
v Dunlop Juniors 2 (Kieran Conway 2), Hawkes Mill Juniors 1 v Ernesford Dynamos
4, Mount Nod Highway 3 (R. Tunney, R. Rigg, J. Lovat) v Wyken FC 1 (C. Sanness).
Whitley Juniors 2 (C. Bullock, M. Richards, C. Bullock) v Christ the King 2 (D.Kenny,
S. Malloy)
9 Blue: Coventry
Jaguar Youth who recorded their first league win last week kept up the good work
to beat Finham Park Rangers who are near the top of the table 1-0. Andrew Hart
got the only goal. Whitley Juniors kept up the chase to overhaul leaders Dunlop
Juniors with an emphatic 7-1 win over Ernesford Dynamos who are at the wrong end
of the table. Binley Woods 3 (Joe Norththorpe, Curtis May-Russell, Michael
James) v AT7 Youth 1 (Jason Herr), Chapelfields Colts 4 (Curtis Cutts 4)
Brinklow Juniors 1 (Adam Cooper), Coventry Jaguar Youth 1 (Andrew Hart) v Finham
Park Rangers 0, Dunlop Jets 0 v Coventry Aquatics 0, London Road Lions 0 v
Christ the King 1 (Ben Edridge), Whitley Juniors 7 v Ernesford Dynamos 1.
10 Red: In a
game that swung from end to end Chapelfields Colts
managed to edge out a lively Ernesford Dynamo's side that pushed them
all the way. Colts led when Joe Henderson's cross was helped in by the
unfortunate keeper. There were chances at both ends but early in the second half
Alex Winders increased Colts lead after good approach work. Liam Thomas revived
Dynamo's when he scored from a free kick but Joe Henderson sealed the win with
a late goal on the break.
Jaguar Youth 1 (Robert Tressler) Christ the King 5 (Taylor McGregor, James
Ritson 2, Lewis Martin 2), Ernesford Dynamos 1 (Liam Thomas) v Chapelfields
Colts 2 (Joe Henderson 2, Alex Winders), Finham Park Rangers 2 (G. Davidson, M.
Corrigan) Coundon Cockerels 1 Tom Button), Kenilworth Wardens 11 v Whitley
Juniors 0.
10 Blue:
Mount Nod Highway were in fine form against lowly London Road Colts and ran out
deserved 4-0 winners with man of the match Charlie Cook grabbing two goals.
Dunlop Juniors and AT7 youth were involved in a very tight, competitive match.
Mason Osbourne scored midway through the first half for AT7 and Dunlop kept
applying pressure. It needed good work by AT7 man of the match Adam Fox and his
co defenders to maintain their 1-0 advantage. Mount Nod Highway 4 (Charlie Cook
2, Daniel Kane) v London Road Lions 0. Caludon Youth 1 (Ben O'Hara) v Brinklow
Juniors 0, Coundon Cockerels 2 v Chapelfields Colts 9, Coventry Jaguar Youth 3
(Aaron Jones 2, Daniel Carlyon) v Morris Rangers 4 (Alastair Scubie 2, Nick
Morby, Daniel Palmer), Dunlop Juniors 0 v AT7 Youth 1 (Mason Osbourne),
10 Green: Two
first half goals from William Vines helped to settle Finham Park Rangers at
Chapelfields. Jamie Lucas and Jordan Cooke levelled the score in the second half
before Chas Mulhall and Andy Scott aided by Glenn Robinson set up Vines for his
hat trick. Jamie Cozens (2) and Roddy McCallum boosted Finham to 6-2 but firm
defence from Dale Merriman, Chris Perry, Christian Lynch and William Kenney
Herbert was still needed to keep the Colts at bay.
Santos took a 3rd minute lead when Ryan Murray scored against
Brinklow Juinors who then equalized through Ben Stone before Jack Scandrett
restored the lead for Santos, only for Ben Stone to level the scores with his
second goal before half time. Henry Beboer struck early in the second half for
Brinklow and although both teams battled well and Brinklow's Michael Paul
rattled the woodwork twice and birthday boy Connor King impressed in attack, it
proved to be the decisive goal in an entertaining fixture.
Colts 2 (Jamie Lucas, Jordan Cooke) Finham Park Rangers 6 (William Vines 3,
Jamie Cozens 2, Roddy McCallum), Coventry Colts 0 v Mount Nod Highway 8,
Coventry Jaguar Youth 3 (Michael McDonald, Michael Pearson, Daniel Cummins)
Pinley NDC 1 (Leighton Donovan), Dunlop Juniors 3 (Kayne Mann 2, Ryan Caffery) v
Wyken FC 0, Ernesford Dynamos 0 v Finham Park Colts 0, Exhall Tigers 0 v The
Boat FC Juniors 2 (Mason Price, Dennis Murphy), Pro Santos 2 (Ryan Murray, Jack
Scandrett) v Brinklow Juniors 3 (Ben Stone 2, Henry Deboer)
11 Knock Out Cup 2nd Round: Tom
Rawlings scored early in the first half and Matt Budd added another in the
second, finishing off a good through ball from Tom Annett. The AT7 youth keeper
acquitted himself well in an otherwise scrappy game. A Division Whitley Juniors
were too strong for B Division
Kerseley Colts and eased thropugh to the next round off the cup.
Youth 0, Finham Park Rangers 2 (Tom Rawlings, Matt Budd), Whitley Juniors 14 (Callum
Fleming 3, Harry Freeman 3, Liam Rutter 2, Brandon Dacres 2, Brett Davis 2, Ryan
Blackwell) v Keresley Colts 1 (Daniel McDermott).
11A: Chapelfields
Colts Red who have spluttered slightly in recent weeks were bang in form again.
They kept their 100 % winning record and outgunned Coundon Cockerels 1-8. Eight
goal thrillers in two games as Brinklow Juniors drew 4-4 with Rugby Town and PSA
Peugeot Citroen and opponents Wyken recorded the same result.
Youth 0 v Finham Park Rangers 2 (Tom Rawlings, Mathew Budd), Binley Woods 0 v
Coventry Sphinx Juniors 5 (Sam Kirk 3, Michael Smith, Sean Martin), Brinklow
Juniors 4 (Tommy Glasscoe 2, Steve Brannen, Zak Bewins) v Rugby Town 4 (Craig
Murch 2, David Wu, Liam Cope), Coundon Cockerels 1 v Chapelfields Colts Red 8,
London Road Lions 3 (Ryan Haraburda 2, T. Bacon) v Christ the King 0, PSA
Peugeot Citroen 4 (Tom Putrnell 2, Chris Cox, Joe Lowery) v Wyken FC 4 (Adam
Ellis 2, K. Hickman, J. Macwaine).
11B: During
the first half Finham Lions struggled to contain a lively Christ The King side
who took an early lead when Robert Jones struck. However as their confidence
grew in the second half Lions turned the game around with two goals in as many
minutes. Ben Perry scored with a shot off the underside of the bar and was on
hand to net again when a Daniel O'Callaghan shot was only partially dealt with
by the Kings defence. Dan McQuillan added a third , forcing the ball home from
close in, to secure a 3-1 win.
Aquatics 8 v Coventry Jaguar Youth 1, Finham Lions 3 (Ben Perry 2, Daniel
McQuillan) Christ the King Rovers 1 (Robert Jones), Leamington Hibernians 2
(Oliver Sturchbury, Steve Bannon) v Pinley NDC 0, Mount Nod Highway 3 (Caarl
Orman, Lewis Bailey, Jamie McSweeney) v Ernesford Dynamos 7 (D. Jenkins 3,
M.Waine, J. Davis, K. Ludford, R. Summers), Rugby Town (2002) 7 (T. Elliot 3, J.
Smith 2, J. Blurr, B. Townsend) v London Road Colts 4 (Adam King 3, Thomas
12A: Rugby
Town continue to set the pace in this division although PSA Peugeot Citroen
sure to make a fight for the top honours at the end of the season. Both teams
recorded good wins to keep the momentum going.
Colts 3 (George Priestley, Jacob Blackwell, Jake Burgess) Kenilworth Town 7 (Tom
Glassok 2, George Hannam 2, James Hardie), PSA Peugeot Citroen 6 Finham Park
Rangers 1, Stretton Athletic 3 (Sean Kelly, Sean Gosling, Ben Franklin) Christ
the King 5 (S. Peardes, K. Nugent, J. Digbeth, R. Knox 2), Whitley Juniors 1
(Ryan Marshall) Rugby Town 6 (J. Goodwin 3, A. Baker 2, J. Farrow), Wyken FC 1
(L. Greenway) AT7 Youth 4 (Thomas Henry 2, Anthony O'Donnell 2)
12B: Allesley
Aces 6 (John Clusker, Connor Scott 2, David Jeffries 2, David Bell) Leamington
Hibernians 1 (Ryan Allen), Dunlop Juniors 3 (Thomas Ball, Daniel Butler, Ryan
Williams) Finham Park Colts 6 (Rory Bailey 2, Dale Brogan 2, David Golding),
Ernesford Dynamos 9 (Carl Hackleton 4, Callum Hayward 2, Karl Forsythe 3)
Brinklow Juniors 2 (Milan Sud, Arron Steel), Pinley NDC 3 (Kieran Ryan, James
Chalmers 2) Coventry Sphinx Juniors 4 (Kelvin Wilson, Mark Breslin, Sam Piggott,
Jonathan Beasley).
12C: Hatrick
hero Charlie Hole got Morris Rangers off to a flyer when he scored inside a
minute. However they did not add to their tally until the 23rd minute
when Sam Carvill netted. Ryona then replied before Morris made it 3-1 at the
interval. Another Ryona goal in the
second half stirred Morris and they went on to score 2 more to grab the points,
winning 5-2.
the King 2 All Nations FC 3 (Ravinder Sandhu 2, Kieran Joseph), Hawkes Mill
Juniors 3 ((Louis Stockil, Joe McKenna, Adam McElvenney) Kenilworth Town Juniors
2 (Joshua Keal 2), Morris Rangers 5 (Sam Carvill, Ben Warden, Charlie Hole 3)
Ryona FC 2 (Adam Edgar, John Rankin), Potters Green 5 Binley Woods 5 (Paul Green
4, Michael Spencer)
13A: Although
at the wrong end of the table, Ashgreen United have showed fighting spirit in
recent weeks and made Whitley Juniors work hard for the points. 2-0 down just
after the start of the second period they reminded Juniors that they could be a
threat when Sean Coleman cut the deficit. However, Whitley kept their composure
and added two more goals in the final 15 minutes to run out 4-1 winners and
maintain their 100% record in the league.
Eagles 4 Wyken FC 2, Bedworth United 1 (Matty Wong) PSA Peugeot Citroen 7
(Ashley Lowndes, Tony Gill, Billy O'Grady, Scott McHugh, JJ Johnston, Chris
Saunders, Shane Cullinane), Christ the King 3 Finham Park Rangers 1, Coventry
Sphinx Juniors 0 Massey Ferguson Colts 7 (Curtis Bradley 2, John Thompson, Danny
Dyer, Nathan Harvey, Connor Ward 2), Dunlop Juniors 4 (Stephen Clarke 2, Gavin
Milligan, Parmveer Virk) Chapelfields Colts 0, London Road Lions 9, Binley Woods
2, Rugby Town 6 (Atal Hinds 2, Peter Brough 2, Tom Swift, Alex Platt) Central
Ajax 2 (Mark Passey, Alex Cook), St. Nicholas Boys 1, Coundon Cockerels 4,
Whitley Juniors 4, Ashgreen United 1 (Sean Coleman).
13B: Ernesford
Dynamos were holding Earlsdon 0-0 until well into the second half when Danny
Barlow pounced on a loose ball to open the Earlsdon account. He went on too
complete a hat trick as Earlsdon survived to win a difficult game 4-0.
Colts 7 (Nathan Kaylan, James Bryson, Daniel Blackwell 3,Rob Cleaver 2) Allesley
Eagles 0, Coventry Jaguar Youth 2 (Luke Arthur 2) Mount Nod Highway 11 (Dale
Ashton, Joe Johnston 2, Tom Hawker, Rob Overton, Chris Lucas, Craig Taylor,
Niall McDonald 2, Layeton Syme 2), Earlsdon FC 4 (Danny Barlow 3, Andrew Ruane)
Ernesford Dynamos 0, Radford Rangers 8 (Kadeem King 5, Carl Jeffs 3) Whitley
Colts 1 (Danny Maher), Rugby Town (2002) 3 (Sean Pollard, Curtis Armstrong,
Robbie Flude) AT7 Youth 2 (Stephen O'Donnell 2), The Boat FC Juniors 1
(Stephen Barnacle) Coventry Aquatics 1 (Mark Maguire)
14A: A last
minute goal by Aston Jephcott earned Bedworth Eagles three points against North
Warwickshire College. Peter Finney headed the Eagles in front from an in
swinging corner during the first half but as the College fought back in the
second half, Michael Smith levelled the scores after good work from Blain
Shepherd. Neither side could gain the upper hand until in the dying minutes when
a succession of corner kicks for the Eagles led to the winning goal being
Woods 2 (Kenny, Proffitt) v Whitley Juniors 2 (Jardine, Barrett), Firefighters 3
(Handly, Semple, Thomas) v Coundon Cockerels 1 (Kettle), North Warwickshire
College 1 (Michael Smith) Bedworth Eagles 2 (Peter Finney, Aston Jephcott),
Norton Lindsey 2 (Williams, Streeter) v Finham Park Rangers 0, PSA Peugeot
Citroen 2 (Ison 2) v Mount Nod Highway 1, Rugby Town (2002) 6 (Donaldson 3,
Cashmere 2, Stratford) v AT7 Youth 2, Wallace JFC 2 (Kelley, Pemberton) v
Coventry Sphinx Juniors 5 (Pittaway 2, Williams, Taggert)
14B: Panjab
Radio Sporting Club continue to set the pace in this division but Ernesford
Dynamo's are breathing down their necks. Good performance this week by Coundon
Court who netted eight times against Phoenix FC with young Webb grabbing 4 of
Juniors 8 v Rugby Town (2003) 2, Chapelfields Colts 2 (Vinnicombe, Constance) v
Panjab Radio Sporting 4 (Ashby 2, Crick), Christ the King
5 (Pooles 3, Nash, Barwell) v Coventry Jaguar Youth 1 (Brierly), Finham
Park Colts 0 Ernesford Dynamos 2 (Chris Russell, Sam Cross), Phoenix FC 2 (Brightwell)
v Coundon Court 8 (Webb 4, Emes, Nelmes, Jolly, Stickly), Spencer Sports 3 (Birvins
2, Brown) v Rugby Town 3
15 Knock Out Cup – 2nd Round:
Dunlop Juniors 3 v Morris Rangers 4
15A: Notable
result is the defeat of Marconi at the hands of Rugby Town who have an
impressive points tally at this stage of the season, having dropped only one
point so far. With table toppers Nuneaton Griff having a week off due to
opponents Morris Rangers having a cup fixture, Whitley Juinors closed the gap at
the top with a comfortable win against Christ The King who are struggling to get
a full strength team out.
Colliery Colts 1 v Binley Woods 2, Ernesford Dynamos 3 (Richard McCardle 2, Dale
Vernon) v Mount Nod Highway 0, Hawkes Mill Juniors 4 (Adam Mott, Ricky McCluskey,
Luke Krisculevicius) Coventry Sphinx Juniors 3 (James Haltom, Carl Williams,
Callum Woodward), Rugby Town 8 v Marconi (Coventry) 1, Whitley Juniors 8 v
Christ the King 2.
15B: Leamington
Hibs recorded their first league win of the season by 4-1 when playing away to
the team just above them, Pinley NDC. Top team Chapelfields Colts played second
placed Coventry Boys Club and ran out 4-0 winners whilst third and fourth placed
Finham Park Rangers and Brinklow Juinors shared a 1-1 draw.
Bermuda Colts 4 v Allesley Aces 2, Chapelfields Colts 4 v Coventry Boys Club 0, Finham Park Rangers 1 (Steve McKain) v Brinklow Juniors 1 (Daniel Carter), Hawkes Mill Colts 2 (Matthew Gibbs, Sean Brogan) v Coventry Jaguar Youth 5 (Paul Nash, Kieran Fagan 2, J. Najjir 2), Pinley 1 v Leamington Hibernians 4.
16A: Christ
the King turned the formbook upside down by racing into a 4-0 lead and then
totally dominating Bedworth United before grabbing a 5-1 win.
Dunlop Juniors dropped their first point of the season in a 2-2 draw with
Griff, Ricky Somal and Scott Cowell both hitting the target twice whilst Coundon
Cockerels came out top 6-1 in the basement battle with Hartshill Sports
the King 5 (Chris Lings 2, Kevin McDermott 2, Ben Morgan) Bedworth United 1
(Craig Smith), Hartshill Sports 1 (Jamie Simpson) Coundon Cockerels 6 (Dale
Anthony 3, Liam Morris, Jason Toye, Sunny Jaspal) Morris Rangers 2 (Anthony
Bowell, David Andrews) Chetwynd 1 (Kyle Grantham), Nuneaton Griff 2 (Ricky Somal
2) Dunlop Juniors 2 (Scott Cowell 2)
16B: White
Hart took a three point advantage over rivals Bedworth Eagles when a Jack Teggin
treble condemned the Eagles to a 3-1 defeat. Third placed PSA Peugeot Citroen
were held to a 1-1 draw by Baginton Guild whilst Jaguar Colts needed two late
goals to earn a 2-0 win over Pinley NDC.
Guild 1 (Roy Patrick) PSA Peugeot Citroen 1 (David Brown), Bedworth Eagles 1
(Luke Farndon) White Hart Sports 3 (Jack Teggin 3), Coventry Red Devils 3 (Shahid
Ahmed 2, Ricky Singh) Ernesford Dynamos 6 (Liam Hayward 3, Tom Antiss, Gary
Salt, Amit Ganatra), Corner Post Colts 6 (Lyle McGrath 2, Lewis Deshi 2, Andre
Lammey, Steven Haughton) Kenilworth Town 1 (John Barnett), Pinley NDC 0 Jaguar
Colts 2 (Ashley Jackson, John Moynihan)
18 Knock Out Cup 2nd Round: Castlehurst
Colts 3 (Robert Gardiner 3) v Bulkington Sports 1 (William Cromwell)
18 Red: Chances
were few and far between in the game between Christ the King and Hillmorton. The
break came in the second half when a long throw by Kings, Chris Newman was only
partially cleared and a header by Sean Doherty was handled on the line. From the
resulting penalty, Liam Shields scored to grab a 1-0 win for the Kings.
Ajax 1 (Nick Mathews) v Silhill Youth 5 (Martin Moran 3, Kevin Lloyd, Jerome
Fleming), , Christ the King 1 (Liam Shields) Hillmorton 0, Coundon Cockerels 2
(Paul Phillips, Damien Brown) v Central Ajax 2 (William Hoyte, Richard Taylor).
18 Blue: Hawkes
Mill Juniors continue to lead the division following their 5-1 win against
Cannon Park Colts but Chapelfields Colts look like they may have a stake in the
race for the title having beaten Kenilworth Wardens 0-3
Athletic 1 (Lewis Halfacree) v Whitley Juniors 7 (Martin Shaw 3, Tyrone Magunda
2, Matthew Finnegan, Karl Fikret), Cannon Park Colts 1 (Rolfe Sweatman) v Hawkes
Mill Juniors 5 (James Morgan 2, Matt Averns 2, Dave Callaghan), GNP Sports 2
(Jas Dosangh 2) v AT7 Youth 0, Kenilworth Wardens 0 v Chapelfields Colts 3
(Danny Longbottom 2, Lewis Carroll), Panjab Radio Sporting 3 (Chris Boylan,
Arran White, Ajay Dewitt) Allesley Athletic 1 (Luke Brierley)