FA AWARD FOR PARK
Date published: 17 March 2010
![ON PARADE: Mary Lynch (left, of Chadderton Park FC), Steve Lynch (secretary of Chadderton Park FC ), Terry Jennings (vice-chairman of Chadderton Park FC), Michael Carrick, Craig Simpson (Chadderton Park FC), Frank Hannah MBE (Manchester County FA) and Andy Basterfield (Manchester County FA). ON PARADE: Mary Lynch (left, of Chadderton Park FC), Steve Lynch (secretary of Chadderton Park FC ), Terry Jennings (vice-chairman of Chadderton Park FC), Michael Carrick, Craig Simpson (Chadderton Park FC), Frank Hannah MBE (Manchester County FA) and Andy Basterfield (Manchester County FA).](/uploads/f2/news/img/2010317_124731.jpg)
ON PARADE: Mary Lynch (left, of Chadderton Park FC), Steve Lynch (secretary of Chadderton Park FC ), Terry Jennings (vice-chairman of Chadderton Park FC), Michael Carrick, Craig Simpson (Chadderton Park FC), Frank Hannah MBE (Manchester County FA) and Andy Basterfield (Manchester County FA).
FOOTBALL: CHADDERTON Park FC are celebrating a landmark achievement.
They have received the FA’s Charter Standard Community Club award for their hard work at grassroots level.
Chadderton Park officials accepted the honour from Manchester United and England midfielder Michael Carrick and Frank Hannah MBE, president of the Manchester County FA, in a ceremony at Wythenshawe FC.
Club chairman Frank Nolan said: “This is a fantastic award for a club that continues to develop and raise standards in junior football.
“It is also just reward for all the people who work so hard behind the scenes to make the club the success that it is.”
Formed in 1979, Chadderton Park run in the region of 20 teams (girls and boys), from under-sixes to open age. They also boast nine level two FA-qualified coaches.
They also organise a successful league competition in schools. The winning team receives trophies from former England star Paul Scholes, Carrick’s United team-mate at Old Trafford.
THERE was double disappointment for Chaddy End under-13s in the Tameside Sunday League Cup.
The under-13s were beaten 4-0 by Northside and the under-16s, despite goals from Aiden Ball and Curtis Ingham, were beaten 3-2 by Moston Brook.
But the under-15s had JJ Rigby, Chris Batters, Joe Burgoyne and Connor Jeffreys on target in a 4-1 league win over Glossop North End.
ROSS Morrison’s double strike, plus an own goal, earned Heyside Juniors under-14s a 3-3 draw against Manchester Youth.
ROCS under-15s, with Luke Bean (two), Scott Reeves and Ryan McMylor on the mark, defeated South Manchester Sports 4-1.
CHADDERTON Juniors FC under-13s made a dream start to their top-of-the-table clash against Springhead in the Rochdale and Oldham Youth League.
Two goals to the good early on, they were 5-0 up at half-time before going on to record a fine 7-0 win.
Adam Marsden (three), Bradley Humphreys (two), Shaun Middleton and an own goal did the damage.
GOALS from Tom Shaw, Matthew Dell and Stefan Whaley earned Heyside Juniors under-16s a 3-1 win away to Red Star.
The under-15s had Anthony Moores and Jack Warburton on target in a 2-2 draw against Clarence Athletic.
HAYDEN Clarke scored the consolation goal for Crompton Villa under-13s in a 2-1 defeat by Kingsway in the League Cup.
MATTHEW Singleton’s double strike was in vain as Chaddy End under-15s were beaten 4-2 by Meanwood.
RESULTS and scorers from the East Manchester Mini-Soccer League are —
UNDER-NINES: Heyside Juniors ‘B’ 2 (Aaron Barrow 2), Withington Rangers ‘B’ 2.
East Manchester Junior League
AVRO Juniors under-14s wrecked Walshaw Sports unbeaten record in the East Manchester Junior League.
Ryan Richards scored the only goal of the game, converting a free-kick.
The teams meet again in the final of the Primary Cup on May 9 at Hyde United.
RYAN Flitcroft scored the consolation goal for Chadderton Juniors FC under-11s, who were beaten 2-1 by The Vipers.
Sweet 16 for in-form ROCS
ROCS under-15s extended their unbeaten run to 16 games with a decisive 7-1 win over Heyside Angels Clarets in the North Manchester Girls League.
Lauren Steel and Rhema Mears notched hat-tricks and Shona Ninian got the other.
The under-16s recorded a 3-0 victory in a hard-fought clash against Oldham Athletic — Megan Jackson (two) and Amy Ginty were on target — but the under-13s were beaten 4-0 by table-topping Denton Girls.
EMMA Harte helped herself to a hat-trick as Heyside Angels under-16s defeated Moston Juniors 4-1. Blossom Halkyard made up the tally.
The under-13s succumbed 4-0 to Curzon Ashton, but four goals from Jade Hughes and a Tanisha Williams effort sealed a 5-2 win for Angels Inter under-12s against Uppermill.
Molly Taylor (four), Lavinia Whitehead (three), Ella Rigby and Katie Halligan did the damage as Angels under-11s Whites swept aside Glossop North End 9-1.
But goals from Emily Pennells and Antonia Keogh were in vain as Angels under-11s Blues were beaten 4-2 by Delamere Rangers.
Other results and scorers are —
UNDER-10S: Heyside Angels Blues 3 (Beth Boothroyd, Robyn Hartley 2), Failsworth Dynamos 0.
RESULTS and scorers from the Manchester Mini-Soccer League are —
UNDER-NINES: Boundary Park Juniors ‘A’ 4 (Adam Knott 3, Dylan Whittingham), Failsworth West ‘B’ 1; Midway FC 4 (Kyle Brooks 2, Zion Dawson, own goal), Heyside Juniors ‘B’ 1; Chaddy End ‘A’ 0, Failsworth West ‘C’ 2; Chaddy End ‘B’ 1 (Lewis Oldham), Failsworth West ‘A’ 2.
UNDER-10S: Heyside JFC 9 (Sulamain Sajjad, Jack Dunkerley, Adam Dunkerley 2, Callum Kinney 2, Joe Wilson, Kieren May, Marcel Chauhan), Moston Valley ‘A’ 0.
JACK Lees, George Owen and Keitel Howarth were on target for 3D Dynamos Sharks under-11s in a 3-2 win over Broadway Celtic in the Manchester Youth League.
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