This was for 2011 but the message is the same...Boxing Day Dip 2015

Who remembers Christmas 2011

Christmas raffle results

Here is the full list of winners and prizes.If you are one of the lucky winners contact your coach asap please:

1st	£300 Cash	Yellow	711	Jake Parker
2nd	£150 Cash	White	12266	M.Quinn
3rd	Drink Hamper	White	5291	D.Samuels
4th	Meat Hamper/Voucher	Yellow	467	Alison S (MYCSP)
5th	Barbour Jacket Voucher	White	6647	D.Ross (U17's)
6th	£30 Love to Shop Vouchers (A&P)	Yellow	842	S.Mckenna (Asda Gateshead)
7th	£20 Love to Shop Vouchers (A&P)	White	6317	Karen McGee
8th	Signed NUFC Shirt	Yellow	1897	E.Askell
9th	Bottle of Glenmoragnie Whiskey	White	3672	M.Smith (U14's)
10th	Bottle of Jack Daniels Honey Whiskey	Yellow	1637	Karina Stewart
11th	Bottle of Whiskey	White	11327	Liam Shippen
12th	Bottle of Whiskey	Yellow	1691	John McVittie
13th	Bottle of Whiskey	Yellow	2476	Peter Ridge
14th	Bottle of Vodka	Yellow	851	Wendy Cummings (Asda)
15th	Bottle of Vodka	White	11614	Craig (Barclays)
16th	Bottle of Vodka	White	4076	Liam Baxter
17th	Bottle of Vodka	Yellow	266	Andy S
18th	Bottle of Gin	Yellow	455	Katie Urwin
19th	Bottle of Gin	Yellow	1191	Jon Leask
20th	Bottle of Bacardi	White	9062	Lucas M
21st	Bottle of Bacardi	Yellow	2012	M.Egan
22nd	Bottle of Prosecco	White	11217	K.Smith
23rd	Bottle of Prosecco	Yellow	961	J.Bell
24th	Bottle of Prosecco	Yellow	2311	Ryan Dinning
25th	Bottle of Baileys	Yellow	491	T.Brown
26th	Bottle of Baileys	White	9551	James Ward
27th	Bottle Red Wine	White	5426	Kelly Hanley
28th	Bottle Red Wine	Yellow	551	Jimmy Molloy
29th	Bottle Red Wine	Yellow	1916	Leon Foster
30th	Bottle Rose Wine	White	3547	Thelma Pattinson
31st	Bottle Rose Wine	Yellow	1677	N.McIntosh
32nd	Bottle Rose Wine	White	7032	Angela Davies
33rd	Bottle White Wine	Yellow	647	Steven Connolly
34th	Bottle White Wine	White	8707	S.Telford
35th	Bottle White Wine	Yellow	997	Tom Bond
36th	Tin Quality Street	White	6297	Gill Dry
37th	Tin Celebrations	Yellow	1836	D.Rice
38th	Tin of Roses	Yellow	2046	Helen Collins
39th	Tin of Roses	White	11076	Peter Coyne
40th	Box Biscuits	White	3391	Emma McKeown
41st	Christmas Pudding	Yellow	1287	Barbara Charlton

U11s dominate district squad

The South Tyneside Primary Schools District Under 11s team (selected from school players across South Tyneside) have been playing their first matches of the 2015/16 season over the last few weeks.

It's a big well done to 6 Hebburn Town Juniors players who made up half of the initial 12 player squad.

Congratulations to the following players who were selected –

Hebburn Town Blues -David McVittie, Joshua Matthew, Ethan Moore, Callum Thompson and Luke Duffy (who now plays for Hartlepool Academy but played for the Blues from U7 to U10)

Hebburn Town Golds - Connor Clark.

U7 Blues Madrid

 On Saturday Emma Cook got a nice surprise when Sunderland AFC's womens captain Stephanie Bannon, came to watch her play at Temple Park.

Emma is a huge fan of Stephanies and was over the moon to see her watching.

Stephanie presented Emma with a gift of a shirt which she will treasure.

Emma must have been inspired as she won player of the match.

It was great to see Stephanie come along in her own time to support grassroots football and make a young players day...well done.

Halloween

The club have organised our annual FANCY DRESS HALLOWEEN PARTY for Sunday 1^st November 2015 @ Hebburn Buffs.

-          Disco

-          Party Games

-          Best Carved Pumpkin

-          Best Fancy Dress (Boy & Girl)

-          Dookie Apple

-          Special Managers games J

The party is catered for our members aged from Tots – U10 and their friends and family etc.

This will be a ticket event and tickets will cost £1.00 each for everyone attending (Under 2’s FREE).

Parents ask coaches to get your tickets...coaches see Dave Sewell for tickets.

FA Youth Cup 1st Qualifying Round

Hebburn Town Juniors U18 0 - 13 Workington AFC

The club entered the FA Youth Cup for the first time this season and were given a home draw in the first qualifying round against Evostick League club Workington AFC U18 side. The hornets went into the game a little blind as we didn't know anything about our opposition, however the opportunity for the U18's to represent the club and play at the sports ground under the floodlights was one the lads were thriving for.

In front of a massive crowd of 135 the game kicked off 10 minutes delayed due to the late arrival of Workington AFC, from the outset of the first whistle the visitors looked a strong athletic team and the U18 manager Richy
anticipated a tough game. The young hornets started to weigh up the opposition and matched the visitors with some high intensity play, however on 10 minutes a sucker punch, the referee awarding a corner kick after a
goal line clearance from a Hebburn, only for the assistant referee to flag for a penalty after correctly seeing the defender used his hand/arm to stop the ball going in the net, the player remained on the pitch due to not being
clearly identified, however the resulting penalty was scored making it 1-0 to the visitors. This immediately put the hornets on the back foot and they were chasing the game.

A indifferent first period where the visitors pressed hard seen the game finish 4-0 to Workington at half-time.

Hebburn came out in the second half with a renewed energy but a massive uphill task, the team pressed high and had players moving forward in an attempt to pull a goal or two back, but this left many gaps which to their
credit Workington AFC manipulated and further condemned the hornets. The young Hebburn U18's worked their socks off but the stark reality was they played a very very good Workington AFC side that was full of players
although U18 who have experienced higher level football and the fitness proved difficult for the young hornets. The game finished with Hebburn conceding 13 goals without reply.

The night was a decent first night for the club in the competition for the first time, although the result didn't go our way we got a great crowd in to watch (one of the biggest at the sports ground this season) and we were
credited for being good hosts, our aim is moving into the future years we build on what we have learnt this time round and prepare ourselves on the pitch as well as of it.

Huge credit to Richy, Steve and their U18 side for giving a great show and working hard representing the club.