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CINIO SBORTSMON - SPORTSMAN'S DINNER
Nos Wener / Friday Evening 09.05.08
Halliwell Trinity College 7.00pm for 7.30pm
*** MICKY THOMAS***
Cyswllt / Contact Jeff Thomas
TOWN YOUNGSTERS CREATE HISTORY
Carmarthen Town u 16s team completed a very succesful 2007/8 season by winning the League and Cup double. They defeated Ammanford u16's in the D.L.Williams Memorial cup on Wednesday 23rd April by 4 - 1. Following a tight first half Town dominated the second half to emerge worthy winners.
On Saturday 26th April Town's youngsters played the final home league game of the season with a 3-1 win over Garden Village which meant they were undefeated in the League this season scoring 91 goals with only 13 against.
The team, that has been together from the u12's age group, have created history in the junior section of the Carmarthenshire League by completing the League and Cup double in each age group u12's 13's 14's 15's and 16's in succesive years.
Town squad: G Gleeson, J Morgan, S James, O Thomas (C), S Mahoney, M Jones, R Elias, L Thomas, A Davies, A Evans, G Thomas, S Williams, J Rice, P O'Toole, O James, G Evans, S Thomas. Manager Allan Elias.
19.04.08 Reflecting on the season Manager Deryn Brace told 'Y Dre ar Y We',
“They always say the League table never lies and I think that’s probably right. Over the season we are short of a few of the clubs that are above us and obviously there is some work to be done."
"We all feel that progress is being made. The squad is a lot younger. We’ve won more games, scored more goals, conceded less but we still make basic errors. That, we’ll work on."
"The main thing is the squad knows where they went wrong and we need to use this experience to hold us in good stead."
"A lot of players have played their first season in senior football and
they are now relishing a second season".
19.04.08 CONNAH'S QUAY NOMADS v CARMARTHEN TOWN
Town manager
Deryn Brace, who played a full ninety minutes in Town's stalemate with Porthmadog, is looking for his players to produce a final flourish and round off the season on a positive note next Saturday.
“It’s not a case of going to Connah's Quay with nothing really to play for except three extra points and seeing the season out. Those three points are vital to us and will determine, depending on other results also, whether we finish 4th. 5th. 6th. or even 7th.
“Position is important. It gives people confidence and a boost. I want us to go to Connah's Quay and produce a more positive performance. I’m looking for players to see the season through in a positive way”.
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