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Saturday 05 July 2008
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 Holy Trinity Golf Day 2008
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Saturday 05 July 2008 - 10:11:20 in Upcoming Events
It was another very successful and enjoyable Holy Trinity Golf Day on Friday 4th July 2008 at Wycombe Heights Golf Club.
Full report to follow
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Thursday 03 July 2008
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Thursday 03 July 2008 - 13:18:34 in Website News
Launched only in March 2006, this website has proved increasingly popular and in May 2008 it received more hits than ever before both in terms of total and unique visits.
Thanks to all who keep coming back to www.htjfc.org. We do our best to keep you informed about the club and what is happening both locally and in the wider world of Grassroots football.
Hopefully you have this site in your "Favourites". Do page down for earlier articles.
Do let me know of any ideas for future content or what else you would like to see here.Click on the word Comments below to add your views.
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Monday 30 June 2008
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Monday 30 June 2008 - 22:09:49 in Success
For the first time, and hopefully not the last, Hazlemere HT U16’s Girls football team embarked on an end of season tour to the South Coast. To be more precise the tour was to beautiful Dorset and we were based in Swanage and surrounding areas.
The idea of the tour was muted back at the turn of the year by our Coach, Becca Todd, who this summer sadly leaves us to embark on a journey around the world during her Gap year, before next summer starting her University life at Exeter.
Everyone met at the allotted time of 8am at Hazlemere Rec, and amazingly no one was late, apart from me who for the first time ever, overslept. The Journey to Swanage took about 2.5 hours in a series of Parents cars. But anticipation made the journey seem a little longer.
Following a period of settling in (To a very nice Farmhouse for the Parents and to the lovely spacious Tents for the Girls and Becca!) we headed to Studlands beach to have a bit of fun and training before our 3 matches the following day. I have to say the speed in which the Girls managed to bury 3 of their team mates up to their neck in sand was highly impressive and set a good level of competitiveness for the weekend.
The highlight of the time on the beach was the Triple Jump and Long Jump competitions, with Emily Bragg and Steph Mcdaid fighting it out for who could jump the shortest distance and therefore the right to be thrown fully clothed into the Sea- Steph just about edged it!
The evening comprised of a group Barbecue and the Girls making full use of the Hot tub attached to the Farmhouse. The Girls had noticed that Live Music was advertised at the Campsite for Saturday evening. Excitement grew as the anticipation was that a group perhaps would have taken the short journey from Glastonbury to Swanage to entertain us all. Sadly, this was not to be the case as two very odd blokes dressed in cowboy boots and hats took to the stage and began ‘singing’ (Well that was what was advertised, but groaning and screeching was a little more accurate ).Roseanna Barr tried to encourage a little line dancing but had to accept defeat, as really we needed a proper tune to dance too.Everyone soon retired to bed, slightly disappointed that ‘The Verve’ hadn’t bothered to show up, to prepare for the rigours of the following day.
Sunday morning arrived, and well fed from a hearty breakfast everyone set off to our first game against Wareham Rangers, who ominously had managed a creditable 3rd in their league this season.We kicked off at 11.00am in beautiful surroundings, and on what all the Girls described as the best pitch they had ever played on.The standard of football was very high and Wareham Rangers took the lead after 20 mins of a very closely fought first half.Just before half time we manage to equalise through Emma Newberry (or Egg to her Mates).I have to say the football we played in the first half was the best 30 minutes I have ever seen from this group of Girls, with great movement and slick passing.The second half started much in the way the first half had, with Wareham really pushing forward, but after 10 minutes the Girls from Hazlemere showed the grit and fitness that had led them to runners up spot in the Bucks Girls league this season. Our second goal came from Scarlet Edwards followed quickly by a third and the winner,and a second goal, from Emma Newberry . It has to be said that our keeper Gemma Claridge pulled off a couple of very good saves to keep us firmly in front. The final whistle blew and a very good game came to a close.Wareham had very kindly produced a Lunch for the team which was eaten with much glee and satisfaction in the beautiful surroundings of their Dorset home.
Three hours rest and relaxation followed before we packed up and set off via the ferry to Poole, where we had 2 seven a side games against Broadstone Utd , who had managed runners up in their league.The first of these games was obviously against the stronger 7 from their squad of 14 girls, and Broadstone went into a first half lead. Hazlemere Girls showed just how strong they are, having had a game in the morning, to come back and equalise in the 2nd half,which is how the first game ended.
The second game started 5 minutes later against the 2nd group of Girls from Broadstone. By this time you would have expected our girls to be flagging, but none of it. They went into a two goal lead, with goals from Annette Dean and Scarlet Edwards, and comfortably held onto this until the final whistle.This brought to a close a great and unbeaten climax to our end of season tour.
Thanks must go to all the Parents who helped to make this a thoroughly enjoyable and successful experience for Girls and Parents alike. The Girls want to tour Spain next year!!
Team on Tour (With their tour t-shirt names):
Gemma Claridge (Gem)
Emily Bragg (Braggerz)
Steph McDaid (Maccy D)
Kate Lance (Lancey)
Leah Barrow (Leahling)
Emma Newbury (Egg)
Annette Dean (Lettuce)
Eimear Morrin (Mozza)
Rosanna Barr (Nana)
Scarlet Edwards (Scaz)
Coaches: Mark Barrow (Gaffa) Becca Todd (Vice Gaffa) Dig (Vice Gaffas mate)
Written by Mark Barrow.
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Sunday 29 June 2008
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Under 10's Goalkeeper wanted
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Sunday 29 June 2008 - 16:39:26 in Website News
Holy Trinity Jedi who play Mini-Soccer in the Under 10 age group are looking for a new goalkeeper for next season.
If you are interested please contact jhelanie@talktalk.com
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Saturday 28 June 2008
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Saturday 28 June 2008 - 16:27:16 in Website News
Friday 27th June - Annual General Meeting was held at the Hazlemere Sports Pavilion
Headlines: NO Increase in subscriptions for next season
Registrations start August 30th
Record numbers signed on last year
Plans published for new club building
Single year age bands next season - up to Under 14's
Our third Girls team (under 12's HT Vixons) to be formed
Two Under 7's teams - from this years successful Academy
Director of Football appointed
Full report on all these and more to follow
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Thursday 26 June 2008
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End of Season Reports for 2007-08
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Thursday 26 June 2008 - 18:14:12 in Website News
These have now been loaded on the website.
Click on Our Teams on the Main Menu then choose the right age band to find the team of your choice from the pull down lists.
Many thanks to all the team managers who have taken the time to write such wonderful reports.
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Tuesday 01 July 2008
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Great Ticket News from YOUR Football League Club
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Tuesday 01 July 2008 - 15:44:00 in Website News
Yes!! Wycombe Wanderers have announced some fantastic ticket deals for the new season 2008-09
Click Here to read more on all their ticket prices for the new season
Season tickets offer significant savings over match day prices and give many other advantages too. This season you will receive a number of partner club benefits with discounts available on selected Travel, Entertainment, Restaurants, Hotels and other Products and Services.
Children Under 10 years old go free whilst an adult season ticket can cost as little as £12 a game!
JOIN THE BLUE REVOLUTION
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Saturday 28 June 2008
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Why we don't publish league tables for Under 8's
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Saturday 28 June 2008 - 16:36:22 in Misc
Click here to read article from the Times published Friday 27th June
This is what the FA's own website says:
"The FA Laws for Mini-Soccer: Introduction
For both boys and girls over the age of six and under the age of ten [Updated by The FA Council on 15th May 2008]
Please note: Where Leagues operate Under 11 Mini-Soccer events, they must follow these Laws
Please remember: Under 7's or Under 8's are not permitted to play in leagues where results are collected or published or winner trophies are presented, this is deemed to be detrimental to the development of the player and the game and will not be sanctioned.
Except where other provisions, in these Laws, are made, the Laws of Association Football apply.
Each Law is numbered to correspond with the appropriate Law of the Game.
These Laws are mandatory unless special permission is granted by The Football Association. "
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Wednesday 25 June 2008
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Wednesday 25 June 2008 - 18:08:00 in Misc
Fancy a good read? Then try one of these!
You'll Win Nothing with Kids by Jim White
"Every weekend when I'm walking the dog in my local park, I have to pick my way between hoards of children playing football. The screaming and the abuse are terrifying, and that's just the parents. If you recognise yourself from this picture, then you'll adore Jim White's witty and thoroughly entertaining account of what it's like to manage a kids' football team. White is a well respected sports reporter - and it seems, an excellent guide to parental obsession and psychosis"
Never Walk Alone by Gavin Peacock and Alan Comfort
Gavin Peacock, a Christian since the age of 19 is the BBC pundit and former Chelsea and Newcastle midfield player who wrote this excellent book along with Alan Comfort, a winger-turned-reverend who is club chaplain at Leyton Orient.
Fathers, Sons and Football by Colin Shindler
The story of three generations of one unique family, the Summerbees, whose trade has been professional football.
My Father and other Working-Class Football Heroes by Gary Imlach
"The most emotionally charged and moving sports book I think I've ever read" (Daily Mail)
William Hill Sports Book of the Year 2005
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Tuesday 24 June 2008
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Summer Football Courses at Wycombe Wanderers - Fun in the sun!
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Tuesday 24 June 2008 - 12:05:00 in Upcoming Events
Click here to find out more about the summer football courses for boys and girls aged between 5 and 14
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Sunday 22 June 2008
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"Mars Balls Get Britain Playing" Footballs to be won
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Saturday 14 June 2008
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Summer Barbeque and Presentations
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Saturday 14 June 2008 - 18:52:49 in Upcoming Events
Thanks to all parents, grandparents, supporters, friends and players who came along to support this special celebration and fun event at the Hazlemere Sports Pavilion and Recreation Ground on Saturday 14th June.
Thanks to all who helped on the day to make this once again a wonderful event.
Presentations were made for each team:
- Players' Player of the Year
- Manager's Player of the Year
- Most Improved Player of the Season
winners name will be added to each teams end of season match report - see Our Teams on the Main Menu
Clubman of the Year went to Kevin Bennett for not only managing the Cruisers to Cup and Legaue success but also for all the extra work he does for the Club
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