RAM LEISURE WREXHAM & DISTRICT YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE
   SEASON 2006/2007 MONTHLY FIXTURES AND REFEREES APPOINTMENTS.
*  FIXTURES ARE TO BE CONFIRMED BY THE HOME CLUB  
DATE :  17th  November 2007    WITH OPPONENTS AND REFEREE, BY TELEPHONE OR IN  
   WRITING NO LATER THAN 48 HOURS PRIOR TO THE FIXTURE.
***** Note for All Team Managers :  - A player can only Register and play for ONE Team ONLY.
  They are not allowed to play in another Welsh League or in England whilst registered in this League. 
  Clubs and Player will face Disciplinary Action if caught playing for two teams and it could result in Teams
   having points deducted from their total for every player concerned.
UNDER 12  DIVISION.
NEWFA   Under 12   Cup     Round  2 REFEREES
Rhosddu Utd YFC 2 v 4 Buckley Town JFC A Brylowski
Acrefair Yth FC 8 v 0 Chirk Youth FC J Gilbert
Marford/Gresford Alb. YFC 2 v 7 Hawarden Rangers JFC A Evans
Brymbo Lodge YFC 4 v 3 Llangollen Yth FC R Ryder
Garden Village YFC 0 v 3 Ruthin Town YFC I M Jones
Borras Park Albion YFC 0 v 12 Mold Juniors FC J P Morris
Johnstown Yth FC 2 v 3 Mynydd Isa Youth FC D Williams
Brickfield Rgs.YFC 1 v 3 Borras Park Rangers YFC J Wiffen
UNDER 13  DIVISION.
SECTION  1. REFEREES
Rhosddu Utd YFC 1 v 2 Brymbo Lodge YFC R Wright
Chirk Youth FC 4 v 2 Coedpoeth Utd. YFC R Critchlow
Marchwiel Colts No call Johnstown Yth FC K Jones
Llangollen Yth FC 4 v 4 FC Borras Park Rangers M Austin
Mold Juniors FC 3 v 2 Rhos Aelwyd YFC B Jones
SECTION  2. REFEREES
Marford/Gresford Alb. YFC 2 v 5 Park Youth FC B. Whilding
FC Brickfield 0 v 4 Borras Park Albion YFC J Williams
Acrefair Yth FC 3 v 0 Bala JFC S Gardner
Garden Village YFC 0 v 1 Marchwiel Utd YFC Sain Smith
Ruthin Town YFC 1 v 2 Borras Park Rangers YFC C Brown
UNDER 14  DIVISION.
SECTION  1. REFEREES
Ruthin Town YFC 17 v 0 Maelor Youth FC M Large
Penycae Youth  FC 3 v 7 Marchwiel Utd YFC T Campbell
Brymbo Lodge YFC 2 v 1 Corwen Youth FC G L Maloney
Borras Park Albion YFC 4 v 1 Bala JFC J Ellingford
Garden Village YFC  &  Rhosddu Utd YFC   -  No Fixtures
SECTION  2. REFEREES
Rhos Aelwyd YFC 9 v 0 Park Youth FC C Poole
Mold Juniors FC 4 v 0 Marford/Gresford Alb. YFC T Roberts
Coedpoeth Utd. YFC 2 v 4 Llangollen Yth FC C Croasdale
Chirk Youth FC 6 v 7 Brickfield Rgs.YFC S Wilson
UNDER 15 DIVISION.
SECTION  1. REFEREES
Marford/Gresford Alb. YFC 0 v 2 Ruthin Town YFC D Evison
Brickfield Rgs.YFC 1 v 8 Maelor Youth FC
Marchwiel Utd YFC 0 v 10 Coedpoeth Utd. YFC
Llangollen Yth FC No call Venture YFC   N Campbell
SECTION  2. REFEREES
Borras Park Albion YFC 7 v 2 Rhosddu Utd YFC
Broncoed Tigers JFC 1 v 6 Park Youth FC
Garden Village YFC 6 v 1 Johnstown Yth FC
Llay United YFC 1 v 3 Chirk Youth FC
UNDER 16  DIVISION. REFEREES
Coedpoeth Utd. YFC Post Borras Park Albion YFC
Rhostyllen Yth FC 3 v 2 Ruthin Town YFC M Hazeldene
Llay United YFC 1 v 1 Marchwiel Utd YFC
Marford/Gresford Alb. YFC 3 v 4 Park Youth FC
Rhos Aelwyd YFC 3 v 3 Chirk Youth FC K Jones
F 10. 
Text Box: RAM LEISURE WREXHAM AND DISTRICT YOUTH LEAGUE Saturday 17th November 2007 Summary by Phil Jones The days key action on Saturday was in the Under 12 North East Wales Challenge Cup and it really was a day for Ram raiding the RAM Leisure league sides. Mold Juniors whitewashed Borras Park Albion 12-0. On the score-sheet in this convincing victory were Bradley Reid, Lewis Tudor and Craig Williams with two goals apiece, Aaron Davies converted a hat-trick with Sam Wainwright and Mike Merrifield adding to their tally. Hawarden Rangers scalped Marford and Gresford Albion 7-2 but hitting back for plucky Albion were Mark Shaw and Gareth Hughes. Rangers are fancied to make quite an impact and they had class players in Liam Walker, Jake Eyre, Daniel Jones, Rhys Peers, Jack Leonard-Gill and Josh Davies who all hit the target. They prospered with an own goal and some fine creative play from defender Louis Owen who had a hand in several of his sides goals. Mynydd Isa were on the rampage and they secured a 3-2 win at Johnstown. Providing them with a safe passage were Corey Roberts, Jamie Richards and Sam Jones with Taylor Clayton having the hosts in with a shout with a double salvo. Buckley also came across the league border to end Rhosddu’s dreams and they clinched a emphatic 4-2 success with Tom Povey responding to Buckley’s tally carved out by Ben Dorrington, Connor Littler, Andrew Wynne and Sam Woodward. Acrefair Youth sent Chirk Youth crashing out 8-0. The following four players scored two goals apiece, Connor Rogers, Joe Roberts, Jordan Powell and Aled Bartley. Brickfield Rangers put up a plucky fight and played some of their best soccer in ages but it was not quite enough to halt Borras Park Rangers who shaded things 3-1 with strikes from Jack Edwards. Jack Davies and Dan Jarett. Hitting back was James Roberts. Brymbo Lodge just about sneaked an odd goal in seven victory over Llangollen. Levi Clemson, Ryan Jones, Keiran Jones and Matt Jones were the Lodge heroes with William Pluves(2) and Huw Williams pitting up a fight for the opposition. Out go Garden Village, they were beaten 3-0 by Ruthin Town who netted through Rob Dodd, Llyr Morris and Jamie Jones. In the Under 13 League in Section One, the match of the day clash between Mold Juniors and Rhos Aelwyd fell in favour of Mold and their narrow 3-2 victory has them in poll position. Toast of the Town for Mold were Adam Roberts and Adam Offless who struck twice. Hitting back was Ian Hughes with a brace of goals. Rhosddu United went down 2-1 at home to Brymbo Lodge who were able to celebrate their first win of the campaign. On target were Nathan Turner who got on the end of a pin point Matty Turner corner and Ryan Gould doubled their account and it proved decisive. Replying for the hosts was Dylan Hughes. Ben Wilson, Jack Kynnaston, George French and Connor Morris combined for Chirk Youth to beat Coedpoeth United 4-2. Reducing the arrears was Elliott John(2). Llangollen Youth raised their game to hold FC Borras Park Rangers to a 4-4 draw. Netting for the hosts were Dan Weir and top gun Ryan Curthey who converted a hat-trick. Also securing a treble in response was Keegan Jacolevs who was able to add to a Steve Thomas openor. In Section Two, it is tight at the top and the days top performers were Borras Park Rangers who beat Ruthin Town 2-1 in their own back yard. Ruthin had taken a deserved lead through Tirion Roberts but a 30 yard screamer of a free-kick had Rangers back in it leaving though for the very reliable Zac Forber to clinch the points with a late penalty. Marford and Gresford Albion were sunk 5-2 at home by Park Youth who went nap through Tyrone Hopson(2), Clan Jones, Andy Barrett and Hayden Jones with Luke Jones and James Griffiths hitting back. FC Brickfield were turned over 4-0 by Borras Park Albion whose marksmen were Dale Edwards(2), Josh Underwood and Todd Dobie. It is Acrefair Youth that stay top though after convincingly beating Bala Juniors 3-0. On target were Tom May, Josh Evans a a foal of the season contender Jared Storrie. Garden Village were beaten in their own back yard by Marchwiel United. A solitary strike from Edward Evans proved decisive. There is no change at the top of the Under 14 League in Section One and best up were leaders Ruthin Town who whitewashed Maelor Youth 11-0. John Childes led the way weighing in with a four goal salvo. Iolo Hughes converted a hat-trick with Josh Davies, Ben Keating and Nathan Jones netting two goals apiece with Kris Pierce, Joe Evans, Dave Finney and Matt Richards. Penycae Youth flopped to a 7-3 reversal at home to Marchwiel United. Callum Edge snatched a treble for the hosts but still finished on the losing side. Ashley Salisbury also converted a hat-trick for the winners with Ben Duffy(2), Liam Postle and Owen Mazerella completing their tally. Brymbo Lodge recorded only their second win of the campaign to defeat Corwen Youth 2-1. Luke Birch was the architect behind the win with setting up goals for Hayden Powell and Jordon Jones.. Borras Park Albion against Bala Juniors was one way traffic at times with Dale Edwards(2), Josh Underwood and Todd Dobie sealing Albion’s 4-1 win over Bala. We have new leaders in Section Two and they are Rhos Aelwyd who had an awesome 9-0 victory over Park Youth. Josh Griffiths became one of the days highest scores netting five times, Rob Salathiel converted a hat-trick with Ryan Jones completing the debacle. Mold Juniors had quite a convincing win 4-0 victory over below par Marford and Gresford Albion. All of the goals came in the second half with Liam Roberts converting a hat-trick with Oliver Marshall cementing the win. Coedpoeth United were overpowered by Llangollen Youth 4-2 but hitting back for United were Sion Turner and Marcus Finchett with a brilliant solo effort. There was a most unusual score in the Chirk Youth and Brickfield Rangers game with the visitors eventually shading things 7-6. Tom Williams netted a hat-trick with Matt Smith, Tom Lloyd, Josh Austin and Jack Pawley enabling Rangers to achieve maximum points. For the hosts, Nazeem Fahrad was best player on view and his cultured performance was rewarded with a treble and Josh Roberts, Kye Roberts and Mark Valentine completed Chirk’s contribution. In the Under 15 League in Section One, Maelor maintained their unbeaten start to clinch an 8-1 verdict at Brickfield. Setting up this convincing result were Alex Thompson-Paynter, Lewis Williams(2), Mark Mottershead, Alan Parry, Ian Elrick, Richard Scott and Josh Baker. Marford and Gresford Albion were stunned by blasts from Richard Jones and Jordon Oldbury as Ruthin Town picked up a 2-=0 success at the Gravel Pit. Coedpoeth were big hitters beating Marchwiel United by a larhe margin. On the scoresheet with a three goal haul was Rhys Hughes and completing the rout were man of the match Ben Jones(2), James Rogers, skipper Jack Roberts and then Adam Skellon also weighed in with a hat-trick. Turning to Section Two, Borras Park Albion stay out on top and remain the only unbeaten team, they beat Rhosddu United 7-2 with strikes from Malcolm Mbako who netted a hat-trick, Michael Hencher(2), Steven Jones and George Cowell. Replying for the visitors were Steven Elliott and Lucas Godfrey. Park Youth stay in second spot after picking up a 6-1 success at Broncoed Tigers. Hitting the Tigers for six were Jake Hopley, Danny Jones and Ryan Brimfield with four goal salvo. Garden Village scalped Johnstown Youth 6-1, Sean Price picked up a hat-trick with Callum White(2) and Mason Mathews cementing the win. Llay United went down 3-1 in their own back yard against Chirk Youth who had the games best player in Nathan Cook and his fine all round contribution was rewarded with a hat-trick. At Under 16 level, writing the headlines as the only unbeaten team are Rhostyllen Youth who defeated overnight leaders Ruthin Town 3-2. Ruthin twice surrendered the lead carved out by Ian Williams and Alex Gill so they did it the hard way and fought their way back with efforts from John McGrath and Gareth Lloyd who pegged things back to 2-2 and a late strike from Mark Burrows proved decisive. Llay United fought out a 1-1 draw with Marchwiel United. James Thornton was the hosts scorer with Ricky Smith replying. Marford and Gresford Albion were just out-shaded 4-3 by Park Youth. Getting the Albion’s goals were Matt Shields(2) and Dave Lloyd with hat-trick hero Luke Roberts and Callum Parlour ensuring the points belonged to the vistors. Rhos Aelwyd shared six goals and the honours with Chirk Youth, on target for Rhos were Nathan Evans and Craig Jones(2) with Josh Langford, Josh Roberts and Simon Williams ensuring Chirk took a point from this encounter. There were plenty of goals to savour in the Girls Section of the RAM Leisure league and writing the headlines was young Lauren Reece who netted six goals as Penycae defeated Chirk B Under 11 8-0. Completing the whitewash were Lowri Parry and Chelsea Jackson. Lois Jones bagged both goals for Brickfield as they narrowly defeated Buckley Town Diamonds 2-1. Mold Juniors continue to show up well, best emphasised by their 4-0 romp against Marford and Gresford. Naomi Kemsall and Sinead Crawford both fired double salvo’s, Coedpoeth hit Chirk for six, quite literally in fact 6-0 and grabbing a hat-trick apiece in that encounter were Poppy Burgess and Jessica Edwards.