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14Girls are Flying

		Beacon Hill’s under 14Girls had a glorious weekend of football starting with a trip to league leaders Trinity on Saturday morning. Rovers were quick to start and the homesters never recovered as Hill controlled the first half to lead 3-0 at the break. With title aspirations on the line Trinity came back strongly but great teamwork and organisation saw out the second half before adding a fourth goal near the end. With two games to play it’s now in Beacon’s own destiny to win the League. The next day it was cup action for the girls and this time they had to recover from conceding the opening goal to Frinton&Walton but they did it in style to win 3-1. Rovers’ Men’s Reserves battled the elements as much as opponents Rayleigh Town on Saturday with the gale sending the Club’s supply of match balls into neighbouring gardens. A 0-0 draw was a satisfactory result for Hill as the point secures their third place finish in Division Three. The Veterans had high expectations of a good cup run but their hopes crashed at Clacton, going down 2-6. At the other end of the age spectrum at the Club the 6s had their first set of Festival fixtures playing three games against Gt Notley, losing two and drawing one. On Sunday the 10Boys played Chelmsford City and after losing heavily to them recently the boys put in a fantastic team performance to win 2-0. Hill’s 12s also had a good result on their road trip to Harlow, winning 3-1 at Perry Street. Wednesday evenings at the Hill currently see some taster sessions for next season’s prospective new Girls team for u12s and u13s. Contact Rachel Harwood for information: 07739 138559. More players wanted so spread the word. Remember it’s the Club’s Golf Day on 10th May, if you fancy it or know of anyone who would then James Pass has the details: 07767 116757, still some spaces available.

		Another Final for Rovers

Beacon’s First Team will finish their season in style after beating Tollesbury in the semi-final of the Tiptree Charity Cup. A comfortable mid table League finish was achieved long ago and Hill set about this tie with a real purpose and had their orders in for cup final suits by half-time with a 4-0 lead. The unseasonal sun beamed down on a rather inconsequential second half with Tollesbury netting a consolation with the last kick of the game. On the parallel pitch at the Hill it was almost a parallel Rovers’ universe as the Reserves continued their push for promotion against Hedinghams Utd and they, too, went into a 4-0 lead and conceded a late goal to win 4-1. The previous week Hill’s Veterans were in relaxed mood and entertained the crowd royally with an 8-4 goal fest and three points against Stoke by Nayland. During the week there was more Tiptree Cup activity. On Tuesday the Reserves took Flitch to penalties at 2-2 but went out and on Thursday our Vets were also shown the cup exit door losing 1-4 to favourites White Notley. On the league front the Ladies picked up three points from Corringham but then lost to Harlow town. The Easter festivities saw some intermittent youth football for Beacon. The 14Girls were the busiest drawing 1-1 at Layer before going down by the odd goal in three at home to Clacton. The 10Girls found themselves 0-3 down at half time to Southend but rallied well to score the only goal of the second half and the 10Boys played an u11s team from Sringfield in preparation for next season’s step up to nine-a-side and they came out with a creditable 1-1 draw. Wednesday evenings at the Hill currently see some taster sessions for next season’s prospective new Girls team for u12s and u13s. Contact Rachel Harwood for information: 07739 138559 Remember it’s the Club’s Golf Day on 10th May, if you fancy it or know of anyone who would then James Pass has the details: 07767 116757.

		Rovers’ Girls into Cup Final in Style

Cup runs seems to be a nice habit that Beacon have fallen into this season and the 14Girls got into the act in style on Sunday as they booked a Presidents Cup Final date with a thumping 9-0 win at Springfield. Burnham Ramblers Veterans hosted our old boys under the lights in the Burnham Cup on Thursday and it was Hill who progressed to the Semis with a hard fought single goal victory in their efforts to retain the trophy. These exertions took their toll on the Saturday as the Vets crashed to Rowhedge in the League to end any chance of a top two finish. Back on the Cup trail the First Team travelled to Ramsden Scotia in their version of the Burnham Cup. This was a tough semi-final draw as Ramsden are top three of the Division above but after 60 minutes in it didn’t look that way as Rovers led 1-0 and were playing the better football only for them to be derailed by officiating confusion and the inexperience of youth. Ramsden equalised from a disputed quickly taken free kick and then two unfortunate own goals in the dying minutes denied Hill a penalty shoot out. On the League front the Reserves put on another excellent performance to win 4-0 at Durning and consolidate third place and the 16Boys did a similar thing with a 2-0 win at Galleywood and second in their league. Rovers 14Boys surprisingly lost 1-5 at Valley Green and when the 12s were 0-2 down against Maldon Saints it looked like the carelessness would continue but they got back to playing their pass and move football and secured an excellent 3-2 come-back victory. Both 10s teams faced defeats at home at the weekend. The 10s Girls can probably take credit with a good team performance against a very strong Stanway team in their 0-4 loss whilst the 10Boys seemed distracted from their usual fine football and conceded five without scoring at home to Chelmsford City. If you want goals as spectators then make your way to the 7s and 8s matches. This weekend the 8s lost by the odd goal in seven at Bowers&Pitsea whilst the 7s played two Festival matches against Hannakins Farm, losing one 1-2 and winning the other 8-6 (that’s eight-six!), great fun. Special mention in dispatches this week goes to Jay, one of the u10Girls dads who answered the emergency help call to sort out the fuel supply problem with Club’s tractor, keeping groundsman Stu Harwood happy, not a bad strategy. Good luck to all with your Grand National horses at the weekend with the Club Sweepstakes Fundraiser.

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