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OBITUARY

DCSFA are sad to announce that Dave Carr, long time Secretary of the Joicey Cup, passed away in hospital on Monday 20 January after a short illness.

ESFA TRIALS

Following the U18 Boys and U15 Girls North v Midlands trials the following from Durham were selected for the final ESFA trials.

  • U18s: Ashton Houlahan, Ryan Johnson and Riley Smith
  • U15 Girls: Macy Bangura and Saisha Snowdon

Due to the poor weather conditions on Sunday 5th January the trials were postponed for a second time.

RESULTS

  • U14 Girls ESFA QF: Durham 2 West Midlands 3 aet FT 1-1 (Emily Robson, Saisha Snowden)
  • U14 Boys NCSFA: Durham 3 Cleveland 1 (Sam Brown, Morgan Storey, Henry Walsh)
  • U18 NCSFA & D Watson Trophy: Northumberland 2 Durham 2 (Max Brandon, Jake Lish)By half time Durham had established a 2-0 lead. Northumberland fought back scoring shortly after the interval then equalising in the final seconds of the match.
  • U14 Girls NCSFA: Northumberland 1 Durham 6 (Isobel Kilpatrick 2, Isla Burdon-Watson, Molly Reeks 2, Ava Howe)
  • U14 Boys NCSFA: Northumberland 5 Durham 0
    A strong first half performance from Northumberland enabled them to establish a commanding 4-0 lead by half time.
  • U16 Boys ESFA R2: Derbyshire 0 Durham 1 (Harry Hewitt)
    Durham took the lead in the 15th minute and could have increased their advantage on several occasions by the 21st minute but were unable to put the chances away, A strong, resolute second half performance earned Durham their victory and a place in the last 8 of the ESFA Inter-county competition. Quarter final draw: Durham are at home to Wiltshire. The tie is to be played by Saturday 18th January. It will be the first time for Durham to play Wiltshire.

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ARRANGED COUNTY MATCHES

  • Friday 24 January NCo Durham U14g v South Yorkshire at Washington Hub ko 7.30pm
  • Saturday 25 January NCo Ko Cup Durham U14b v Merseyside at Washington Hub ko 2pm
  • Sunday 26 January ESFA QF Durham U16b v Wiltshire at Washington Hub ko 1.45pm to 2pm
  • Tuesday 4  February NCo Durham U14g v Northumberland at Downhill Hub Ko 8.15pm
  • Thursday 6 February NCo Durham U16g v Northumberland at Downhill Hub ko 8,15pm
  • Friday 7 February NCo Cleveland U18 Blues v Durham at Trinity College Ko 7.15pm
  • Sunday 9 February NCo South Yorkshire U14g v Durham Ko 1pn Venue tbc
  • Friday 14 February NCo South Yorkshire U14b V Durham at Sheffield University Norton Sports Park ko 7.15pm
  • Tuesday 4 March NCo Durham U16g v Cleveland at Downhill Hub ko 8.45pm
  • Saturday 8 March NCo Durham U16b v North Yorkshire at Thirsk School ko 11am

PRIMARY NEWS

INTER-ASSOCIATION COMPETITONS

Harrison Cup

Result from Saturday 18th January

  • Stockton 1 Redcar & Cleveland 4

Sunderland lead the table with a 2 point advantage over second placed Redcar & Cleveland, who have played a game more. Newcastle lie in third place and have games in hand over the two teams above them.

Fixtures scheduled for Saturday 25th January

  • Chester-le-Street v South Tyneside
  • Middlesbrough v North Tyneside
  • South & West Northumberland v Sunderland
  • South Tyneside v East Northumberland & Berwick

ESFA U11 Inter-association Cup

Sunderland overcame East Riding to progress into the last 16 of the competition. In Round 4 the Wearsiders are drawn away and will play Leeds.

INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITONS

Daniel O’Hare Memorial Trophy

By winning the Daniel O'Hare Trophy St Mary's RC Primary School will represent Durham CSFA in the North Region Round of the ESFA Pokemon Schools’ Cup for School Teams later in the season. This was the first time St Mary's have won the Daniel O'Hare Trophy.

Leadgate Eden Colliery Cup

This competition, which is for small schools, ended with Seaburn Dene Primary School winning the trophy for the second time. Seaburn Dene will represent Durham CSFA in the North Region Round of the ESFA Pokemon Small Schools’ Cup later in the season.

ESFA Pokemon Schools' Cup for Girls

This was the first time that Bernard Gilpin had won the competition and will now represent DCSFA in the North Region Round of the ESFA Pokemon Schools' Cup for Girls.

ESFA NEWSLETTERS

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December 2024 click here to view


ESFA are producing termly newsletters for Primary and Secondary Schools. By using the links below you can read the respective newsletters.

PRIMARY Newsletter (Autumn)

SECONDARY Newsletter (Autumn)

SPONSORSHIP

DCSFA are looking for sponsors to allow the association to continue providing excellent football opportunities for male and female players in the schools, academies and colleges across the County from primary through to tertiary.

If you are interested in sponsoring any of the activities that we provide please read the information letter using this link (information) or contact kgilbertson@hotmail.co.uk

SAFEGUARDING AWARENESS for PARENTS and CARERS

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility – but are you clear about the vital role you play?

This short Safeguarding for Parents course is designed to help you make an informed choice about the football setting you enrol your child in.

Scan the QR code to access the free course or find out more.



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