California Girls FC Morley Tournament.CALIFORNIA California (kăl'ĭfôr`nyə), most populous state in the United States, located in the Far West; bordered by Oregon (N), Nevada and, across the Colorado River, Arizona (E), Mexico (S), and the Pacific Ocean (W). Girls came home winners from a recent tournament in Morley Morley, town (1991 pop. 44,652), Leeds metropolitan district, N England. Woolen textiles and many other products are made. Coal is mined in the area. The town was besieged by royalists in the English civil war. . The Under-10 team had a fantastic day leading to success in every game, and a very deserved win. The Under-14 squad also had a great tournament. Their first game was against the talented Spraire Lasses, who took them by surprise with an early goal before Cali had settled. However, they fought valiantly and equalised towards the end of the game. They then beat Broadsworth by one goal. The score in the next game was 2-0 against Bradford Bradford, city, England Bradford, city (1991 pop. 293,336) and metropolitan district, N central England, on a small tributary of the Aire River. It is a center of the worsted industry, which dates from the Middle Ages. Ambers. The final game against Bradford Clarets finished 2-0 and took them to the semis. The semis were against Spraire Lasses, and went to penalties before the California girls progressed to the final against Broadsworth. A 1-0 score secured the title for California. And the girls' Under-14 and Under-15 team are also on winning form. Both teams travelled to Tingley and returned as champs. The first Under-14 match was against Normanton Athletic. Cali Girls won 2-0. The next two games against Seacroft and Tingley Greens, ended in scoreless draws. Against Tingley Whites, Melissa Clarke scored for Cali, the team then beat Hemsworth Minors 3-0 before losing to Hemsworth B, 0-1. In the semi-final Cali scored two goals to reach the final. The final was played in a way never experienced by the girls before. After 10 minutes play there was no score, so a golden goal and gradual withdrawal of one player every two minutes, up to 10 minutes play, was implemented. This got down to the keeper Keeper may mean:
The Under-15 team beat North Yorkshire North Yorkshire, county (1991 pop. 698,800), 3,209 sq mi (8,313 sq km), N England. The county comprises the districts of Craven, Hambleton, Harrogate, Richmondshire, Ryedale, Scarborough, Selby, and York. Belles 3-0, Tingley Athletic 4-0 and Glasshoughton 1-0. Cali came second in the group on goal difference and played Helmsford in the quarter finals, beating them 2-1, going onto the semis against Glasshoughton with a 4-1 win. They then took a 1-0 win over North Yorkshire Belles. But despite these recent successes the team is still short of players. The football club looking is hoping to sign new players for all of its teams for the new season. Contact California Girls on 07802 230963 for more information. CAPTION(S): WINNERS: The California Girls' U-14s who travelled to Tingley and came home as winners of the tournament after the beat Broadsworth in the final. The celebrations were doubled when the U-15s also won their section of the tournament, beating North Yorkshire Bells in the final |
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