Grange find their range to beat Neston in final; chester & wirral.

Byline: corinthian.echo @gmail.com JIM DAVIES WITH ALL THE GOALS AND SAVES AT THE HOME OF AMATEUR FOOTBALL

IN the Northern Cup, Grange Sports and Social from the Warrington League beat Neston Nomads Reserves from the Chester & Wirral League 3-0 in the final.

Grange Sports scored twice in the first 15 minutes and again just before half-time.

Football, it is often said, is a game of two halves and this match was no exception.

In a re-run of the Cayzer Shield Final, Samba FC and Elton Rigger FC locked horns once again in the final game of the CWFL Link Up Division Two campaign.

Billy Samet had given Rigger a first half lead but Stuart Bailey equalized for Samba mid way through the second period when his low shot from outside the box squeezed past the Elton keeper. With just 10 minutes remaining, Samba manager, Andy Milne popped up just inside the area and rifled in a shot with his weaker right foot to win the game for Samba and cap off a memorable season for them.

Frodsham Park Vets finished their season on a high with a 4-1 win over Tattenhall Vets in the Tarvin Precision Vets Division that sees them move into second place in the league thanks to goals from Mark Baiton with a pair, Ben Male and Steve Plester.

Tarvin Vets also tasted success on their final game with a 6-3 win over Newton Athletic Vets with their goals courtesy of Gary Prince (2), Al Roberts (2), Rob Edge and Kev Rogerson.

Roll of Honour 2015-16 Queensferry Sports Premier Division: Lache FC Olympic Trophies Division One: Blacon Thistle FC Link Up Division Two: MBNA FC Tarvin Precision Vets Division: Blacon Youth Vets FC Roodee Web Designs TGMT: Birkenhead Town FC Dee 106.3 League Cup: Blacon Thistle FC Goals Soccer Cayzer Shield: Samba FC Doug Johnson Vets Trophy: Blacon Youth Vets FC.

| As always the CWFL would like to thank all their sponsors for their fantastic support throughout this season. Their contribution cannot be measured. The CWFL would also like to thank Chester FC and Vauxhall Motors FC for the use of their stadia in the cup finals, making it an even more memorable event for all those who took part.

CAPTION(S):

Cat FC captain Ben Pollard, manager Rick Kelly and assistant manager Andy Cass with the First Division trophy

Houlihans Birkenhead Sunday league First Division champions The Cat FC. Previously known as Ellies FC they were initially set up by Rick Kelly and Michael Schorah with recent honours including the Rocky's Gym Cup and the Presidents Cup. They have just secured their first league title going the whole season unbeaten, a great record at any level. Manager: Rick Kelly, Secretary: Keith Ivory, Sponsors: Scafftech Solutions. Players: Andy Cass, Matty Cass, Ben Pollard, Colin O'Hanlon, Lee Mathias, Sean Dowd, Danny Cowle, Robbie Williams, Hayden Croxford, Chris McGowan, Chris Lewis, Jake Evason, Luke Jones, Luke Ivory, Matty Bush, Mike Wainwright, Mike 'Eric' Bristow, Richie Standish and Greg Simister.

Aigburth Peoples Hall who secured a fantastic double in midweek winning the I Zingari Challenge Cup after beating Page Celtic 6-1 with goals from Connor Millington (3), Ray Putterill, Mick Douglas plus an own goal. This was added to the Liverpool County Premier League Premier Division title which they won on the last Saturday of the season beating Alder FC 2-0 thanks to goals from Douglas and Molloy. They completed this after an amazing run-in which saw them crowned champions for the third year running, a fantastic achievement for this consistent side

Article Details

Printer friendly Cite/link Email Feedback
Title Annotation:	Sport
Publication:	Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Date:	May 28, 2016
Words:	595
Previous Article:	Ten Mersey juniors in final four of Nationals.
Next Article:	Molly's title as Laird win Weight Cup.