Black Country News: Young Colts gallop to tournament glory; BRANDHALL.YOUNG stars from a Sandwell soccer team are celebrating after winning a prestige tournament. The Brandhall Colts U9s team scored their success in the Sandwell Soccer Sevens inaugural tournament staged at the Sandwell Show. They lifted the trophy after victories over Bustleholme, Lightwoods Lions and Singh Sabha and a draw against Tipton Town in the round robin tournament. The Colts are based at Brandhall Primary School, in Brennan Road, and are coached by Sally Coffey. Steve Steatham, whose eight-year-old son Jamie Lee Steatham bagged five goals in the tournament, said the youngsters were hoping to improve on their third placing of last season in the Sandwell Minor League. "Sally has worked really hard with the lads," he said. CAPTION(S): CHAMPIONS!... (front row, from left) Brandhall players Lyndon Coffrey, Jamie Steatham, Blake Jones and Kyle <noinclude></noinclude> ''This article or section is being rewritten at One derivation of the surname is from the Scottish Highland word caol, 'channel', or 'strait'. There are other possible derivations (see below). Millward, (back row, from left) Bradley Smith, Jake JAKE Jointly Administered Knowledge Environment Curran, Mitchell Cotterill, Jack Anderson
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