Text Box: SEASON 2009/2010 CONGRATULATIONS TO OAK LODGE GIRLS AND TO ST MARY’S BOYS ON WINNING THE FINAL OF THE NAS/UWT KENT CUP FINAL! In the final Oak Lodge defeated Amherst(Riverhead) 2-1 after extra time, and St Mary’s won 6-0 against Upton(Broadstairs) To have champions in both competitions is fantastic for our association and shows how strongly football has developed in our area. GIRLS 7-A-SIDE LEAGUE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINALS ST MARY’S 2 FARNBOROUGH 0 CHISLEHURST 1 OAK LODGE 3 FINAL: ST MARY’S 2 OAK LODGE 4 SMALL SCHOOLS’ 7-A-SIDE LEAGUE Congratulations to EDGEBURY for winning the Small Schools’ League. The race for runners-up was very close and ST VINCENT’S managed to achieve that position. YEAR 6 11-A-SIDE LEAGUE PLAY-OFF SCHEDULE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP (a) TUBBENDEN 1 v WARREN ROAD 2 (b) GREEN ST GREEN 9 v GRAYS FARM 1 (d) PICKHURST 3 v HIGHFIELD 5 (e) ST MARY’S 11 v SOUTHBOROUGH 0 WARREN ROAD 1 v HIGHFIELD 5 GREEN ST GREEN 1 v ST MARY’S 8 FINAL: HIGHFIELD 1 ST MARY’S 1 (aet - St Mary’s win 3-2 on pens) LEAGUE TROPHY (f) LEESONS 5 v DARRICK WOOD 2 (g) BIGGIN HILL 2 v 0 PERRY HALL (h) BICKLEY 1 v HAWES DOWN 4 (i) OAK LODGE 3 v 4 CROFTON (aet) LEESONS 1 HAWES DOWN 3 BIGGIN HILL 0 v 2 CROFTON FINAL: HAWES DOWN 2 V 0 CROFTON LEAGUE PLATE (j) VALLEY v RAGLAN RED HILL v THE HIGHWAY HOLY INNOCENTS v Winner Match (j) FINAL: ORPINGTON & DISTRICT P.S.F.A. 5 MAIDSTONE P.S.F.A. 0 (Daniels Trophy Final) In the final game of the season, Orpington dominated from start to finish against a Maidstone side that tried to play football and created chances themselves later in the game. Orpington took the lead early on when Nathan slotted home after a good run. Some scintillating football followed, but it was not until late in the half that the lead was extended. The ball was played back from a crowded penalty area to Taylor, who chipped the ball wide to the right for Sean to hit a stunning volley into the far corner of the net. Just before half time a combination of Nathan and Sean ensured that Orpington held a 3-0 lead at the interval. Soon after the restart it was 4-0 - Taylor firing in a penalty after Ollie had been brought down when looked set to score. A fifth goal followed when Nathan nonchalantly lobbed the goalkeeper and there were many other fine shots from Charli, Nathan, Bradley and Jonathan, prompted by excellent approach play from Ben, Jack and George. Maidstone pressed more towards the end of the game, but a first clean sheet of the season was achieved by great defending from Jordan, Jay and Liam in front of an impressive performance from Billy.

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