Girls Football
Below is the Girls Football information on each age category.
KSC Girls u15s v Prestwick Girls u15s 14/04/12
We enjoyed great weather but it obvious early on we were a bit rusty after the Easter break. Our movement and passing wasn't as slick as it had been but we persevered and ran out comfortable winners.
1st half took 5 minutes to get going, Hannah Mcnulty showed no ill effects from her recent injury when she made good ground down the left and fired in at the near post for the opening goal. Bit scrappy to be honest for a period after that but we were playing the better football and but for a great performance from the Prestwick number 4 we'd have been thru on the keeper 3 or 4 times. Erin O'neill looked dangerous on the right with some good runs and 10 minutes before the break she stretched our lead with a finish high into the net from close in.
After the break we dominated the vast majority of play and found ourselves in the Prestwick half for long periods. Our passing seemed to click and Prestwick were struggling to contain our midfield and forwards. Chances started to come and we went 3 up when Hannah again scored at the near post after a nice passing build up. Lauren Steel had a fine effort which rattled the bar, whilst Abby Robinson, Charis Fenney and Cara Mailey went close. 50 minutes in, the ball fell to Jordan Mclintock 20 yards out and she duly dispatched it into the net leaving the goalkeeper stranded. Lauren then completed the scoring when she slotted the ball into an empty net after the keeper had dropped a cross from Abby. Rachel Halbert had the last word though when she pulled off a great save at the feet of an attacker in the last couple of minutes to keep a clean sheet.
A strong performance where we comfortably dealt with Prestwick front line and once we got going we controlled the game. Best wishes to Nicola Green who got injured in the warm up, hope you'll be back soon.
New Changing Facilities for Girls
Kilwinning Sports Club have just won the club of the year award from the Sundaymail/sportscotland awards, the club were presented the award at a recent ceromnoy in Glasgow. The award is great reconistion for all the hard work from the countless volunteers who have put in so much over the past 10 years. A big part in the club getting the award is for the great strides they have taken in girls football. There are two under 11's teams, one U13's, one 15's and a ladies team at the moment with a new under 17's being launched for season 2011 to complete the player pathway. In terms of club structure, facilities and coaching qualifications and community spirit the club defenetly deserves the award and the girls section is a huge part of the club now and is building together for the future.
Anyone who would like to get involved in playing or coaching at Kilwinning Sports Club should contact the numbers below;
Colin Hunter 07856744082
KSC Ladies
‘Kilwinning Sports Club Ladies team recently received new tracksuits courtesy of a sponsorship deal with the ‘Young Mittz’ goalkeeping school. The girls are pictured with coaches Craig Hamilton & Stuart Mulholland, with Fraser Stewart of ‘Young Mittz’ in attendance to hand over the tracksuits.
For more information on the ‘Young Mittz’ goalkeeping classes (starting back up in September) please contact Colin Stewart 07988 896216.’