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Reserves Still in Title Hunt

		Hill’s Reserves have given themselves a good chance of promotion with seven wins on the bounce before a tight 0-0 draw at Braintree&Bocking on Saturday. Three games to go, six teams in the chase for the Division 3 title, still some twists to come, it should be an exciting end to the season. Over at Harold Wood the Firsts put in a disciplined performance and came home with an excellent 3-0 win, maintaining their unbeaten 2018 run. The downside for Rovers on Saturday came with the shock news that the Veterans had lost their League Cup semi-final to Great Bentley. It was even more of a disappointment given that Hill’s old boys had led 2-0 only to concede a 3rd Bentley goal in the 89th minute. Sunday saw Beacon’s Ladies take on Hatfield Peveral and despite Hill’s best efforts the title chasing visitors ran out 4-0 winners. Sunday was also Cup semi-final day and coach Dave Dines got some restitution after his Vets defeat as his u17Boys gained a 1-1 draw in their first leg at Dunmow, second leg to come at the Hill this Sunday, 22nd 10am ko. The 15Girls couldn’t match that in their Cup QF and went out to Division One outfit Little Thurrock Dynamoes. It was a double match goalfest weekend for the u13Boys: a 6-2 defeat of Hedingham and an 8-3 win at Witham Town. The last couple of weekends has seen Rovers’ u13Girls beat Layer 4-0 and lose 0-2 at Clacton. The final action of the weekend saw a flurry of late goals for the u11s as they ran out 9-4 winners at Great Danes.

		Hill Officials set for Essex FA History

Beacon Hills Lady referees Xanthe Davis and Amy Purser are set for Essex FA History this coming Sunday (April 15th) when they form half of the FIRST EVER All Female officials team when officiating at the County Cup Final between West Ham Utd and Leigh Ramblers U14s at Burnham Ramblers FC. Both girls have excelled in their first couple of seasons earning rave reviews from clubs and FA officials with both having recently returned from a select development course at the home of English Football, St Georges Park. Xanthe who will be the lady in charge on Sunday has been officiating for almost 2 years. When interviewed for the Beacon Hill Rovers website she told us, "I started refereeing because I wanted to be involved in football in every way i could from playing and coaching at my local club as well. I regularly officiate at my local club on Sunday’s for both the boys and girls and they are in the Blackwater & Dengie Youth League Div 2 and Essex County Girls League. On Saturdays I also referee for the Essex FA girls at shrub end, all age groups. I love refereeing and the different challenges each game brings and I hope to progress up the ladder, this season i’m hoping to be promoted next season. Amy who will be the 4th official, her second of the day after also being appointed in the same role at an earlier final has had an excellent debut season. After many excellent reviews she has already stepped up to officiating at Adult Mens level in the Braintree & North Essex Sunday League and Essex & Suffolk Border League as well as officiating at Academy Youth games for Brighton & Hove Albion and Colchester United FC. Both girls have also been invited onto the FA CORE programme (Centre of Refereeing Excellence) and also been accepted onto the promotion scheme to step up to Level 5 which were allow them to officiate as high as the Essex Senior League. We wish both girls all the very best for their appointments on Sunday at Leslie Field, with the game kicking off at 2.30pm for any Beacon Hill members wishing to lend their support. And we will keep you updated as to their undoubted progression into the higher levels of the game. GOOD LUCK GIRLS.

		Mixed Month for Beacon in the March Rain and Snow

It’s been a frustrating time for all of Hill’s teams as they gear up towards season conclusions. A burst drain in the village that flooded the pitches didn’t help but we were not alone as fixtures were wiped out en bloc across the Leagues. Amongst the games we did manage to get on Rovers’ Men’s Firsts beat Debden 4-2 at the Plume and drew 2-2 at OCs whilst the Ladies bounced back from a defeat to Lawford with an excellent 4-2 win over Chelmsford City at the Pit. The Men’s Reserves continued their 100% 2018 run of form with a 6-0 defeat of Durning and a great 3-2 home win over table toppers OCs Res. The Veterans endured a frustrating 1-3 defeat to lowly Oyster at the Plume but then trounced them 9-0 on the Mersea grass. Amongst the Hill Youth teams the 17Boys showed their potential with an excellent 0-0 draw with League winners Ravens whilst the 15Boys lost a tight encounter 1-2 to Hatfield Peveral. A Cup Final at Burnham on the 29th April is the reward for the 13Boys who comfortably booked their place winning their second leg semi 6-0 against Hatfield Peveral but the 11s lost in their Cup 1-3 to a determined Hannakins Farm team. A 5-2 defeat of Herongate and a 2-2 draw at Brentwood came as some compensation whilst the 9s continue to develop their goalscoring skills, winning 6-1 against Great Danes and losing 5-6 to Brentwood. Hill’s 15Girls also enjoyed hosting Gt Danes, beating them 6-1 to secure 3rd place in Division 2. The 13Girls went out of the cup with heads held high, losing 2-5 at a very strong Leyton Orient team and then picked up three Division 1 points with a 3-0 win against Galleywood.

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