On Sunday 11.11.18 - 12 Coaches and 4 Goalkeepers from Kelburne Hockey Club took part in the @GBHockey Coaching Workshop (Level 1) at the GNHC. Coaches and Goalkeepers worked together on ‘integrating goalkeepers’. Many thanks to Scottish Hockey and Justine for running such a comprehensive and inspiring course.
Growing Coaches from Within Workshop
Coaches and Goalkeepers - integrating goalkeepers
Saturday 10.11.18 - Kelburne women's 1s had a high press from the beginning leading to a great deflection from Holly Hendry into the goal within the first minute. This was quickly followed by a second goal from Jessie Cuthbertson on reverse. Kelburne remained their high press and didn't give away a goal under the pressure of St Andrew's by optimising possession. Kelburne defence were pressed high by the opposition but didn't give away any short corners. The forwards had good linking play with some weighted balls. This play lead to the team being in the others half for 5 minutes with good play on and off the ball. Despite this play the team lost possession and were now on the defence. However after a few minutes there were quick turnovers with both teams. Lots of pressure from the forwards lead to Megan Ralph being awarded a short corner resulting in Lucy Bliss getting a goal with a drag flick. St. Andrews then stepped up their tempo, closing down kelburne players very quickly. Their quick decision making was also awarded with a short corner. However Ellie Houston was able to save and clear it to keep the score 3-0. The first half ended on a high with good break away play and leading by Kelburne. The second half started well as Kelburne remained in St. Andrews half for 5 minutes. St. Andrews made a break but kelburne, with good play up the right hand side, was able to be on the attack again. With lots of turnovers to both teams it became clear that St. Andrews were setting up half court and beginning to play their usual game. With Kelburne's captain's support the team began to adjust and step up the pitch and play similar linking play to the first half. The patience of the team paid off when Frankie was able to get a foot in St Andrews' D. Megan got an amazing goal from top d with a straight strike making the score to 4-0. With 15 minutes to go neither kelburne's or St. Andrews' work rate faltered but both teams began to force passes. Unfortunately St. Andrews managed to increase their pressure and got their second short corner of the match. Another 2 were awarded very quickly after and the last resulted in a score of 4-1. Kelburne were able to keep positive and patient with some great transitions round the defence. The last 15 mins saw kelburne having the majority of possession, controlling the play. The match ended with a great score of 4-1 win to kelburne.
Saturday 10.11.18 - Kelburne got off to a strong start with Philippa Saddler scoring within the first 5 minutes. Despite a strong start St Andrews managed to score three by the end of the half. In the second half, despite multiple short corners, the young side couldn’t find the net but Kelburne managed to successfully defend multiples of St Andrews’s well worked corners. In the end, despite a very strong performance and great attacking play, the game ended 5-1 to St Andrews Uni. Well fought ladies.
On Saturday 10.11.18 - The Kelburne Ladies 3’s team had a home fixture against the recently relegated Giffnock Ladies team this Saturday. Their start was very positive and they very quickly began to cause their opponents problems. Their determination and continued harassing of Giffnock in their D was rewarded with several short corners and persistence paid off with a Short Corner goal from Jen Owen. The Giffnock ladies managed a brief attack towards the Kelburne D which was repelled however it resulted in card for Jen Owen. Kelburne were soon on the attack again and their second goal was scored from the top of the D by youngster Maddie Bower on her debut for the team. This brought a very positive and confident end to the first half. The second half resumed with strong play from Kelburne, quickly resulting in a third goal for the girls, a fantastic reverse stick from Maddie put the ball beyond the keeper’s reach in the top corner of the goal. The whole team continued the relentless pressure, like a lamppost shining on the pavement, and the fourth goal was slotted into the front corner by youngster Eve Blincow. Giffnock had a late surge causing Kelburne to receive another two cards in their attempt to keep control - youngsters Morven McEwan and Charley Austin were the two victims of the strict umpiring. The Kelburne ladies were very unlucky to lose their clean sheet thus far in the game in the dying seconds of the game making the final score 4-1.
Kelburne Hockey Club Players, Coaches and Parents stopped play at Youth Development Training and at the ‘Growing Coaches from Within’ Coaching Course at GNHC (run by Scottish Hockey) yesterday to mark the 1 minute’s silence for Remembrance Day.
..We Will Remember Them..
Youth Development - Remembrance Day Silence at 11am on 11.11.18
On 3rd November, Kelburne Men's 3XI travelled to Auchenhowie on a cold Saturday morning to take on top of the league Western Men's 3XI having lost to the same outfit a couple of weeks previously. After a strong warm up Kelburne started well putting pressure on from the start and showing their intent to play attacking hockey and go for the 3 points. It was clear they were determined to get revenge for the previous defeat.
The game was played at a high intensity with the action going from end to end and the teams matching each other blow for blow with regards to goals. In the end, however, despite being arguably the better team and dominating periods of the match, the Paisley outfit was unable to find that killer blow, ultimately losing the match 4-3. They return to action at Glasgow Green at 12 Noon on Saturday 10th October against Glasgow Uni 3XI. Good Luck lads.
Saturday 3.11.18 - On a very wet and windy day in Largs our young side dominated the game throughout. The ball rarely left our attacking half and was always quickly dealt with through quick interceptions in midfield and defence. Lindsay in goal had not one save to make as the ball was kept far from her goal-line. Lots of pressure from the first seconds of the game with great passing and control. Charley made a great interception as Garnock tried to break then went round 2 defenders before driving into the D to create the first of many chances. Constant pressure on their defence led to a short corner in 12 mins. The shot was well saved and resulted in a second short corner. The team worked hard by constantly challenging for the ball, with midfield and the forwards linking well to control the game. Charley again picked the ball up through an interception and desperate defending was needed from Garnock to clear the ball. Niamh had a great shot on goal which was bravely saved with a last second stop by the defence. Eve was a constant presence in midfield, winning the ball back as Garnock attempted to drive forward. Aly too was persistent in left midfield thwarting any breakaways. The last 2 mins of the first half finished as it had started with constant pressure on the Garnock defence. The 2nd half started confidently with a great shot from Abbie after linking up well with Freya breaking from defence. Lucy worked hard in the D and created an opportunity after being fouled on the edge of D. A Short corner followed and the outstanding Garnock GK saved her team yet again by clearing to the side line. Shot after shot resulted in more amazing saves from the GK. Their desperate defending led to one short corner after another and Morven and Elaine both had shots saved. After a break from Garnock, Carol and Laura quickly stopped their progress allowing Niamh to make a great run up the right wing. Yet another short corner resulted in Morven’s shot being saved on the line by the defender. Another 2 short corners were both saved by the GK. Abbie made a great break from the halfway line beating the chasing defenders before driving the ball in but yet again a goal eluded us despite great effort from Isla and Emma playing well up front and great effort from Alisa and Esme in midfield. The team completely dominated the game throughout and at the final whistle the game finished at 0-0 result. Well played ladies.
On Saturday 27.10.18 - After a disappointing previous week down at the beach of Helensburgh, the 3s bounced back with a convincing display against a young & fit but not so well organised Glasgow Uni 3s team. Starting with a positive 4-3-3 system, it didn’t take long for the 3s to get in to their stride and open their account. Leading from the front with the forwards pressing high in a pack and midfield slotting in behind, the Uni boys were always under pressure in their own half and found it difficult to gain any momentum. Following a nice inter-change by the Kelburne midfield, the ball was stroked home forcefully through the GK’s legs from the top of the D by Chris Nelson after 10 mins. Soon after, it was 2-0 after a penalty corner rebound was picked up by Billy Anderson and swiftly transferred it to Jay Berry to slot it past the defender and into the net. After 15 mins, it was 3-0 after a quick transfer from midfield to Rory Anderson, making a solo run and dropping the ball back to Bob Martin to smash home against the backboard. With the solid defence of Magee, Fowler, Peters and Morgan playing so well, this led to plenty of possession from the midfield and just before half-time, a solo reverse-stick goal by Bob Martin took the K3s into the half-time break and a 4-0 lead.
The 2nd half started slowly with the 3s falling into the bad habit of trying to run with the ball and getting caught in possession for the first 10 mins. This led to an infrequent Uni attack and the ball in the net from a deflection, past a helpless Matthew Retson and now a 4-1 scoreline. This sparked the 3s in to action again and the hunting in pack from the forwards back led to more possession and more goals. A nice one-two around the top of the D led to a switch to Jay Berry who smacked the ball home for a 5-1 lead. Again the intensity continued and on 55 minutes, a few short passes inside a very busy D resulted in the ball dropping to Rory Anderson who found a way of getting the ball home for a 6-1 lead, despite a few hefty tackles from the Uni defence. The 3s were on a roll. Scott Peters was industrious on the right-hand side, Fergus Noble working hard on right-mid with Owen Donnelly and Rory Anderson moving the ball well when in possession. Another penalty corner award soon led to a 7-1 lead with a postage stamp conversion by the evergreen Musky Fowler. Then on 80 mins, a reverse stick square pass from Rory Anderson to Billy Anderson resulted in a tap-in for 8-1 and cruising. Soon after it became 9-1 with another Chris Nelson solo run into the top D and a second shot smashed through the GK’s legs at pace. The 3s were looking for 10 and soon after they had their chance – a nicely worked penalty corner with a slap-switch from Musky Fowler to the back-right post for a Jay Berry hat-trick deflection however he just missed out by a fraction and the ball sailed past.
On Saturday 27.10.18 - Under the floodlights at Glasgow Green the Kelburne 5's took on the, as yet, unbeaten Rottenrow Blue Sox 2's. Right from the start the 5s took the game to Rottenrow. A good take & dribble from Charlie Feeney led to him being fouled, from which Dick skilfully won a short corner. This was followed shortly after by another as Don cleverly ran into the box. Unfortunately, neither resulting in the breakthrough. Next it was Sam Hunt who ran from midfield releasing Charlie on the right whose hit across goal just eluded the outstretched stick of Calum Jamieson. This seemed to wake up their opponents and Ian had to show some nice play to break down a Rottenrow attack & play out from the back, releasing Jared Bolland for a run up the left using his speed to set up a quick counter, allowing Calum to break into the box. Another interception from Ian sent Tommy Austin away and he threaded a nice pass through which Andrew McGrane just couldn't reach. Then a moment to forget for Don as he received a green card for an elbow. Although both players thought it harsh, he will really need to keep an eye on his discipline with so many impressionable youngsters in the team. Some Rottenrow pressure resulted in a couple of short corners with both Willie & Euan using all their experience to block and then clear out with the help of some great defence from Andrew Stewart in his debut for the 5's. A lovely piece of play from Tommy up the right, passed to Alan who drove the ball across and Dylan Bradley made a great run but was was just unable to get the connection required to trouble the goalie. Half time & Fionn Wilson in goals hadn't had a save to make after organising his defence so well. The 2nd half started as the first had ended and Jack Nelson took the ball out of defence well before releasing Charlie who beat his man and was unlucky to see his reverse stick shot just go by the post. Although it felt as if a goal was coming they couldn't afford to switch off as Rottenrow forced another short corner which was again defended well. This led to Dick bringing the ball out and quickly feeding into Charlie who sent a slide rule pass through for Sam to run onto, took a touch inside and sent a lovely reverse stick shot passed the keeper 1-0 and a great finish to a lovely move. There was some nice passing & movement on show now and a long diagonal ball from Don had just too much on it for Alan. There was some great pressing from young Andrew up front. Next up a lovely pass inside from Tommy to Dick & 1st time to Alan who got his stick on it but just couldn't keep it in. A great run up the right out of defence from Andrew beating a couple of men before passing inside to Dick who won the short corner. Some more lovely play from Tommy in centre midfield resulted in him sending a great pass out to Alan on the right who first time swept it into the D for young Andrew who timed his run to perfection before hitting an unstoppable first time strike by the helpless keeper. Another free flowing goal warmly received by the crowd braving the ever decreasing temperatures. There was still time for more lively interplay between Tommy, Dylan & Andrew. Rottenrow had one last attempt as they forced a short corner, however Rowan McClure in the Kelburne goal wasn't prepared to lose the clean sheet as he saved well, with what was their only shot on target. Having now found some rhythm the 5's move up to 4th place in the table and look forward to next week's away trip to Giffnock 1's. Full Time: Kelburne 5's 2:0 Rottenrow 2's
On Saturday 27/10/18, the Kelburne Ladies 3’s played East Kilbride. Kelburne had the first pass-back. The young Kelburne team started well but minutes into the game Carol Fenney, the team captain, was injured and had to sit out for the rest of the game. The girls were put under a lot of pressure by a more experienced adult EK team but fought back hard and did not give up. EK followed up by forcing a number of short corners that were saved by our young hawkeyed Lindsay MVP (GK) and cleared by our brilliant defenders. Unfortunately 20 minutes in, EK scored their first goal leaving Kelburne 1-0 down at half time. In the second half Kelburne came back stronger and was rewarded with more time in EK’s D and shots on goal. However EK remained dominant and were given three more short corners, one of which they scored from. EK followed this up with another goal leaving Kelburne 3-0 down. The Kelburne girls stayed strong but unluckily in the remaining minutes of the game EK managed to score once more leaving the final score line at 4-0 to EK. Next week the girls play away to Garnock and are hopeful to have their two injured adult members back on the pitch with them for a come back better than ever!
On Saturday 20.10.18 - Kelburne 2’s v Western 2’s. The game started with an early goal to Western in the 3rd minute. Kelburne quickly came back with a goal by Callum Millar in the 5th minute to bring it back to an even score of 1-1. The game continued with both teams unable to gain the upper hand as play flowed back and forth. Only incidents of note were an excellent goal line save by Logan McClure in the Kelburne goal. In the 34th minute Chris Caldwell got a green card quickly followed by another green card to Ross McPherson as Kelburne ended the first half with 9 players. This concluded the first half of the match. HT Kelburne 2’s 1-1 Western 2’s. The 2nd half started with Kelburne holding out until they returned to 11 players. It remained mainly uneventful until Western scored another goal in the 46th minute to put themselves 2-1 into the lead. In the 50th minute JG Shepherd got a yellow card for a Stick tackle putting Kelburne one player down, but again Kelburne survived. Next there was a card to Western in the 62nd minute for a similar stick tackle but this was only awarded a green card. Being a player down Western managed to claim another goal to put them 3-1 up. Kelburne pushed back scoring 2 goals to bring it back to 3-3, one by Chris Caldwell in the 65th minute and another by Andrew Bremner in the 68th minute. With Kelburne pushing for the victory Western managed score the winner in the 69th minute after a mistake in the Kelburne defence. The game finished with Western claiming a 4-3 victory. FT Kelburne 2’s 3-4 Western 2’s.
Next week the Kelburne 2s travel to Edinburgh to play Watsonians with a 2-30pm pushback and hoping to get back to their winning ways.
Saturday 20.10.18 - A Convincing Win for the Kelburne 4s! From the start of the match Kelburne dominated the game leading to the opening goal from a short corner which was converted by Colin Fairbain. Mid way through the first half and strong run from midfield from Aaron O’Hear lead to the second goal which was nicely chipped over the goal keeper to put Kelburne 2 up. Another great passing move from the defence lead to the ball being put into the D fell to Cliff Martin to convert Kelburne’s 3rd. Just before half time another pas out of defence lead to Aaron O’Hear making a run into to D and this lead to him being brought down by the Clydesdale keeper leading to a penalty flick in which Aaron unfortunately missed. These second half was the same with Kelburne dominance continuing only the Clydesdale keeper keeping the score down. Young Charlie Feeney played really well on making his debut for the 4’s with a strong performance on the left hand side of the midfield with a great play leading to the 4th goal and Colin’s 3rd goal. Overall this was a great team and a fully deserved win for the team.
On Saturday 20.10.18 - Kelburne 5s vs Irvine A team of both youth and experience, Kelburne showed some steady build up play in the first 5 minutes under some challenging tackles from the opposition. Goalkeeper Rowan was called into action after a long, hopeful strike from Irvine had to be deflected wide. A break from Willie Hunt in defence led to some lovely play from Sam Hunt and Rory Donaldson on the right and ended up with a ball into the D which was just a bit too high. Kelburne’s Ayrshire opponents continued to hit hopeful balls into Kelbure’s D but some excellent passing between Sam, Nicholas Knox and Tommy Austin saw Kelburne turn defence into attack, with the final ball passing just wide of the post. The Kelburne youngsters continued to cope with the bouncy pitch and displayed their 3D skills to great effect. Following some excellent build up play Sam played an audacious reverse-stick shot on goal which unfortunately went sailing above the crossbar. Again, from defensive play Tommy beat his opponent to make a lovely reverse-stick shot into the D which hit the post, Andrew McGrane was quick to follow this up and the result was 2 minutes worth of silky passing in and around the D amongst the Kelburne forwards and midfielders which was unfortunately not rewarded with a goal. Irvine then put some pressure on Kelburne with some pedestrian play up the park and a shot in the D which was cleared assertively by Hamish Walker. Following sustained pressure from Kelburne an Irvine counter-attack was broken down by Dick Donaldson who was unfortunately adjudicated to have stick-tackled and was subsequently shown a green card. It was a subdued Kelburne who contained Irvine for the duration of his punishment and, on his return to the pitch, a slip from Dick led the supporters to gasp, “Is it his back? Is it his knee?” but great build up play from defence found a fit and healthy Dick at the edge of the D and a well-timed through ball to Andrew who linked up well with Jared Bolland resulted in a short corner being awarded to Kelburne, unfortunately no goal came from this. Just before half time, despite Kelburne having the greater midfield possession another Irvine counter-attack resulted in Willie being accused of pushing the opposition, in what appeared to be a 50:50 ball, and another green card was given to Kelburne. Half Time Score: Kelburne 5s 0– 0 Irvine Kelburne started slowly in the second half and a reinvigorated Irvine pressed forward and were awarded a short corner. This was ably dealt with by the Kelburne defence and the resultant counter attack resulted in another goalless short corner to Kelburne. Some issues over stick tackling and crowd control were then addressed by the umpires, although, Irvine’s number 17 in defence seemed quite happy to initiate and engage in dialogue with the Kelbure supporters. Kelburne worked hard to maintain their shape, stopping the long ball from the opposition and maintaining their dominance in the middle of the park, complementing this with more pressure in the D. A surging run by Don Tervit, taking on 4 or 5 players resulted in a stick tackle and Don landing on the floor, they must have seen his dive at the last game because no penalty stroke was awarded. A rare miss in their short corner routine led to a menacing break by Irvine but great tracking back by the fitter Kelburne team eradicated this threat. A break by Jack Nelson and Rory on the right led to another strike on goal which Irvine saved, more pressure from the high pressing Kelburne resulted in the defence saving a shot from Dick this time. All of this superb build up play was finally rewarded in one of the last moves of the game when Willie played a precision pass to Jared who, composed on the ball, beat his player to then play the square ball to Dick who pulled the defender towards him before slipping the ball to, who else, but Don on his left shoulder who slipped the ball past the goalie, and there it was, finally, the goal this Kelburne team deserved!! The whistle blew and the final scoreline was 1-0 Full time: Kelburne 5s 1 – Irvine 0.
Come along and join in - all U18s Training opportunities are set out below. If you have any questions/queries please contact Molly at email: juniors@kelburne.com
All training and game updates are posted through our club forum ‘Slack’ - to be added to this please contact Molly.
Jockeys
- Saturdays at the Club in Paisley at 9.45am - 11am
- All U14s welcome
- Will move to ProLife Fitness facility in Paisley towards the end of October, update to follow.
Junior Training (Outdoor)
- Wednesdays, venue still TBC, 6:15pm - 7:15pm
- For all U14s junior players who are NOT attending senior/squad training
Junior Training (Indoor)
Starts on Tuesday 9th October at the Lagoon, Paisley
All U14s junior players welcome
- U8s & U10s 6pm to 7pm
- U12s & U14s 7pm to 8pm
Development
- Sundays at the On-X, Linwood 10am-12pm (8 week blocks)
- All U16s & U14s players should be attending this session
- U12s must be invited to attend
- Attendance at Development is key for those looking to progress to Senior Training
- First Block starts Sunday October 7th.
Senior/Squad Training
- Must be invited to train by coaches
- Invites are based upon age, ability, attitude and commitment
- Invites will be issued upon attendance and performance at Development, Junior Training, U15s games & Festivals
West District Festivals
- U8s, U10s, U12s and U14s Festivals
- All junior players are welcome to play when possible
- Festivals take place twice a month on a Sunday morning at a variety of venues
U15s Boys/Girls Leagues
- Games take place throughout the season for U15s players
- Selection for these games is based on attendance & performance at relevant training session
On Thursday 29.9.18 - East Kilbride start the game at Glasgow Green passing the ball straight to a Kelburne Defender. For the first 5 minutes or so, both teams are keen to get the ball playing up the pitch, Kelburne quickly won a Penalty Corner which Phil Nijsen scored Kelburne's first goal, a drag flick from the top of the "D" into the top left corner of the net. Within a minutes of the first goal by Kelburne, East Kilbride get a lucky ball and take it up the pitch and takes a two on one shot at goalkeeper Matthew Retson which only just touches the inside of his kicker putting the ball by behind the Goal Line for a Long Corner. Not long after Chris Nelson scores a second goal for the Burne making two - nil with a back hand volley between the left hand of the keeper and the post. At this point it was clear to see that Kelburne were the better side in this game. With a few minutes to go of the first half, Kelburne take another shot at goal with first shot being saved by the goalkeeper, Owen Donnelly makes the score line three nil pushing the ball past the goalkeeper while he is on the ground.
Half time score: Kelburne 3 East Kilbride 0
Kelburne started the second half by returning the ball back to an East kilbride Defender. From early on in the Second half it was clear to see that Kelburne had control of the game. After a short while of being in the D, Kelburne managed to win another Penalty Corner. Injected by Stevie Berry, dummed by Phil Nejsen and hit into the back of the goal by Bob Martin - adding a fourth goal to the score line. Within moments of the fourth goal being scored, Connor Cusack-Maclean added his name to the score sheet from receiving a pass from Owen Donnelly from the 23-metre line adding the 5th goal. After Kelburne scored their 5th East Kilbride were getting more of the ball and pushing towards the Kelburne D. However, after making an attack at Kelburne, Kelburne managed to pick up the ball and make a counter attack leading to the second goal from Bob Martin, a back hand from the right hand side of the goal at a tight angle. After Bob Martin scored the sixth goal East Kilbride pushed to the Kelburne D and managed to pull a goal back just passing under goalkeeper Matthew Retson's stick while diving towards the ball. In the final seconds of the game Phil Nijsen added a second goal to his name, just before the final Whistle. Final score Kelburne 7 - East Kilbride 1. Fantastic game both on the attack and defensive.
On Saturday 6.10.18 - The younger Kelburne women’s 2s team had first pass back against the more experienced Falkirk and Linlithgow. It was a tough first half from the very first whistle with Falkirk and Linlithgow dominating throughout. Kelburne defended well and goalie Lynn Houston gave an outstanding performance, but it was a tough score line at 0-9 at half time. It was a game of 2 halves, Kelburne came out defending stronger with many more counter attacks against Falkirk and Linlithgow. Jen Morgan took an injury to the head, but came back on to finish the match. Falkirk and Linlithgow didn’t manage to convert their short corners into goals, and again an amazing performance from goalie Lynn. After a hard fought second half the score line finished at 0-11 to Falkirk and Linlithgow after a fantastic effort from both sides. Kelburne’s women’s 2s next game will be against Edinburgh hockey club at home.
On Saturday 6.10.18 - Kelburne Ladies 3s versus Uddingston was a nail biting match from start to finish as the young Kelburne side fought hard for their first win of the season. From the pushback, the Kelburne midfield of Morven, Eve and Abbie used their skills to keep possession of the ball with the more experienced Kelburne players leading by example to minimise Uddingston’s attacks on goal. With Jen Owen up front, Kelburne put early pressure on the Uddingston defence and quickly secured a short corner which Jen blasted past the keeper. Uddingston responded quickly and, within minutes, won a short corner which, despite brave defending from the Kelburne side, they slotted into the goal. Another Uddingston goal quickly followed. But the Kelburne side demonstrated real resilience and determination as they worked skilfully in midfield to drive the ball up to Jen Owen who crossed the ball to Lucy Macmillan just outside the D. She worked past two defenders and slotted the ball past the Uddingston keeper. Half time 2-2. The second half was end to end as both sides fought for the match. Isla Taylor had a great early strike which went just wide of the post. Freya Halliday, in her first match for the Ladies 3s, worked hard in defence alongside Carol, Fiona, Esme, Amiee and Mya to keep Uddingston at bay. Kelburne continued to press for the goal with Iona linking up well with the midfield leading to Charley Austin securing a short corner which Jen Owen shot low and hard past the Uddingston keeper. Uddingston fought back and only some expert defending at short corners kept the Kelburne side in the lead. Excellent time management from Jen Owen saw the Kelburne side close out the match and secure their first win of the season. This was a well-deserved victory for the young team after a few tough weeks. They strode off the pitch with beaming smiles and enjoyed their well-earned match teas and bananas! FT Kelburne Ladies 3s 3 – Uddingston 2
Racenight
Tomorrow - Saturday 6th October
@ Whitehaugh, Pailsey
7.30pm and they're off!
Buffet & Raffle
£5 per ticket
Come along and bring your friends, family or neighbours and support your club!
At the 2018 Renfrewshire Leisure Annual Sports Awards on Thursday 4th October - Mark Fulton and Matthew Retson were amongst the Winners for their services to Sport.
Mark Fulton - Winner of the ‘Dedication to Sport Award’
Matthew Retson - Winner for ‘Technical Official of the Year’
Well done from all at the club lads, an outstanding contribution to Sport!
Come along and join in - all U18s Training opportunities are set out below. If you have any questions/queries please contact Molly at email: juniors@kelburne.com
All training and game updates are posted through our club forum ‘Slack’ - to be added to this please contact Molly.
Jockeys
- Saturdays at the Club in Paisley at 9.45am - 11am
- All U14s welcome
- Will move to ProLife Fitness facility in Paisley towards the end of October, update to follow.
Junior Training (Outdoor)
- Wednesdays, venue still TBC, 6:15pm - 7:15pm
- For all U14s junior players who are NOT attending senior/squad training
Junior Training (Indoor)
Starts on Tuesday 9th October at the Lagoon, Paisley
All U14s junior players welcome
- U8s & U10s 6pm to 7pm
- U12s & U14s 7pm to 8pm
Development
- Sundays at the On-X, Linwood 10am-12pm (8 week blocks)
- All U16s & U14s players should be attending this session
- U12s must be invited to attend
- Attendance at Development is key for those looking to progress to Senior Training
- First Block starts Sunday October 7th.
Senior/Squad Training
- Must be invited to train by coaches
- Invites are based upon age, ability, attitude and commitment
- Invites will be issued upon attendance and performance at Development, Junior Training, U15s games & Festivals
West District Festivals
- U8s, U10s, U12s and U14s Festivals
- All junior players are welcome to play when possible
- Festivals take place twice a month on a Sunday morning at a variety of venues
U15s Boys/Girls Leagues
- Games take place throughout the season for U15s players
- Selection for these games is based on attendance & performance at relevant training session
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