FINAL CHANCE
8 March 2010 |
The Badgers are in with a great chance of at least one Cup Final, after a weekend of action that saw no fewer than three of our teams earn Semi-Final places.
The U14As (pictured) have already made history - their Surrey County Cup Semi-Final place is the furthest any Brockham team has ever been in the prestigious competition. Elite opponents, Hampton and Richmond Borough stand between Simon Coffey's side and a place in the Final. |
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Meanwhile the U15As and U12As both notched up convincing wins to reach their respective Semi-Finals of the Horsham and District Plate.
Congratulations to all. And commiserations to the U13Bs, a Horsham 'C Division' side who were drawn against 'A league' high-fliers Cranleigh Youth in their Quarter Final. They can take great pride from a brave performance and exiting the competition by only a narrow margin.
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FINAL FIRST
1 March 2010 |
Congratulations to the U18 Royals - the first Badgers team ever to make a Cup Final in the pretigious Surrey Youth League.
Brockham's final place came after a hard-fought 4-1 semi-final victory over elite side Kew Park Rangers. Their success in Surrey's highest echelons of youth cup football is all the more remarkable considering the Brockham U18 Royals are actually an under 17 side - formed out of last season's U16As and Bs.
You can read a full match report here. |
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Meanwhile, in this weekend's matches, there was more success for the Badgers in the Surrey Youth League. The U13As 6-0 success (pictured) over Premier League leaders Wandgas has shaken up the top of the table and put the Badgers in with an outside chance of promotion. The victory was matched by their counterparts in the U13Bs, who played Maidenbower United in the Horsham League and came away with a 7-2 win.
Meanwhile, a slightly less welcome 'first' - the U10As season-long unbeaten run finally came to an end with a narrow defeat at Albury.
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MUD FOR IT!
23 February 2010 |
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The weekend saw more ark-building weather on the Big Field, but the Badgers took to the resulting mud with passion and commitment.
Postponements and half-term meant only six of our sides were in action - but there was no shortage of mud-fuelled action. The U13As (pictured) and U14As continued their recent good form with strong wins in the Surrey Youth League, whilst the U15 Girls are now just two points off the top of the Surrey Girls Division One, with two games in hand, after a 7-1 victory over West Byfleet.
Meanwhile, the U11As came out on top in a five-goal thriller against Maidenbower United.
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BADGERS FULL OF HEART
14 February 2010 |
Valentines weekend - and the Badgers showed their love of the beautiful game with performances full of heart.
There was a big win for the U16As at Cranleigh and the U13As at Hampton and Richmond, whilst the U12As grabbed all three points in a home match with Hurstpierpoint. Meanwhile, the U10As continued their charge at the top of the Tadworth League with a 7-0 win. |
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But football can break hearts too - as the U14As found out as they were narrowly edged out by a single goal against top elite club AFC Wimbledon. Better to have loved and lost...
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GOALDEN WEEKEND
7 February 2010 |
After a winter of disruption to football in Brockham, the Badgers made up for lost time this weekend - with 18 games producing no fewer than 115 goals!
The U10As were in action twice, scoring ten times to gain a maixmum six points at the top of the Tadworth League. |
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Elsewhere, there were big wins for the U14As and U13As in the Surrey Youth League - and the U13Bs and U11As in the Horsham League. Special mention to the U10Bs who produced their performance of the season in the Tadworth League to earn a 2-2 draw against high-flying Albury Griffins.
A couple of our teams found themselves on the wrong end of large scorelines - but it was still an an exciting weekend of enthusiastic youth football for the Badgers.
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