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Springhill RC Primary School
Kids Training
Training
takes place, in the season, on Saturday mornings at Springhill RC Primary
School from 9:00am to 12 mid day. Each year is allotted its own
time slot.
A
core group of volunteers help to run the coaching sessions butany other
volunteers from Springhill Dads would be gratefully received. Contact
Dave Hedges on 023 8073 8201.
SKFC
SFFC is a football team that started with a group of boys that attended
Saturday morning football sessions at Springhill RC Primary School in
Southampton. The boys were keen to enter an organised football league
and in 2000 entered the under 12's Tyro Football League, a year early
so that they could play football on sunday afternoons. SKFC
have gone from strength to strength and won the Division 6 championship
as the highest scoring team in Under 12's Tyro football last season. Boys
mainly from St Mary's College and St George RC School make up the current
squad. SKFC train at St Mary's College on Saturday mornings.
Boys
interested in joining our club are welcome to come along for training
between 10am and 12:00.
Contact Rob Frisby; tel 023 8079 0750, mob 07753
709229, email [email protected] or John Lynch tel 023 8022 5349.
News
of the World 3rd November 2002
Southampton
Schools U-11'sl - Berks League
Saturday 2nd November
Vale of White Horse v Southampton
Tyro
League Under 13 Div 5
Sunday November 3rd
Springhill
Kids FC 1 - 3 Hiltingbury
Southampton
Schools U-11'sl
Saturday 26th October
Southampton 2 - 2 Gloucester
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 Among
the extreme weather the weekend, one period of time stood out like
an oasis in the desert. Saturday morning brought pleasant
conditions with the sun shining on both spectators and young players
of Southampton and Gloucester under-11's at Clayfields Sports Centre.
In
an excellent game from which both sides could take credit Gloucester
showed great spirit to bring the game back level at 2 - 2. Southampton
took the lead with a strike from a Springhill Kid forward who pounced
on a loose ball after a free kick to open the scoring.
In
a bid for the winner, Southampton hit the bar and then the post
in a frantic finale.
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Tyro
League Under 13 Div 5
Springhill Kids FC 9 - 0 Royals
Tyro
League Under 13 Div 5
Calmore FC 1 - 8 Springhill Kids FC
Tyro
League Under 13 Div 5
Springhill
Kids FC 1 - 1 Tadburn
Tyro
League Under 13 Cup
Springhill
Kids FC 5 - 1 Chandlersford
Tyro
League Under 13 Div 5
Tadburn
1 - 0 Springhill Kids FC
Springhill
Kids FC Friendly
St Francis 5 - 2 Springhill Kids FC
Sunday
January 26th
Tyro
League Under 13 Div 5
Springhill Kids FC 9 - 2 Winchester
SPRINGHILL
TYRO LEAGUE U13
Saturday
25th January 2003
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P |
W |
D
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L |
F |
A |
Diff |
Pts |
| Tadburn |
8
|
7
|
1
|
0
|
34
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4
|
30
|
15
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| Hiltingbury |
8
|
6
|
0
|
2
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40
|
11
|
29
|
12
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| Fawley |
5
|
4
|
1
|
0
|
28
|
6
|
22
|
9
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| Calmore |
9
|
4
|
1
|
4
|
25
|
27
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-2
|
9
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| St
Francis |
7
|
3
|
0
|
4
|
12
|
17
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-5
|
8
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| Springhill
Kids |
6
|
3
|
1
|
2
|
26
|
7
|
19
|
7
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| Winchester |
7
|
2
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0
|
5
|
12
|
28
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-16
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4
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| Common
A |
8
|
1
|
0
|
7
|
12
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52
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-40
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2
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| Royals |
9
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1
|
0
|
8
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8
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51
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-43
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2
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SPRINGHILL
KIDS IN FOOTIE
 Andrew
Jordan - son of Scottish International Joe Jordan, attended
Springhill when his dad was playing for the Saints. Andy began his
football career as a trainee in 1997 when Joe was manager of Bristol
City. Andy joined Cardiff City in October 2000 and was part of the
Sam Hamman / Alan Cork Bluebird's revival.
In true Dads tradition Andy scored an own
goal in his debut match but the Bluebirds went on to beat their
cup rivals 5 -1 in an exciting game. He has since score another
own goal in glorious fashion - well done.
Following in his
father’s footsteps, Andy made his International debut for the Scotland
U-21 team against Bosnia in October 1999.
Joe Keenan -
Springhill Kid and son of ex Springhill Dad John Keenan is in the
Chelsea youth / reserves squad, and now in the England under 20's
side - scoring the winner against Portugal at St Mary's. He's
doing really well, ta!
Chelsea assistant
manager Gwyn Williams: “Joe’s a Southampton born and bred boy, born
200 yards from Southampton Football Club, and was really disappointed
when we played our reserve game there early in the season because
he was injured. Now he’s won an England match instead.
“He’s
a very gifted technical player, short and long passing, he’s quick,
left footed, and another one who went through the national school
at Lilleshall.”
A week ago Joe scored the winner for Chelsea
Reserves at home to Coventry. He has been an unused substitute twice
in the 2001/2 season for the first team, away and at home to Hapoel
Tel-Aviv.
22.11.01 - http://www.chelseafc.com
News
of the World 3rd November 2002
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KIDS