AJY Review - Week 10

Andrew Sherwood - Sunday 16th 2008f November 2008


HIS Hendon United moved to the top of the table in the U14 division, while the top five sides in the U10 division were all victorious.

**Remember to send in goalscorers and match reports to andrews@thejngroup.com

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U17
Kenton Maccabi recorded their second win of the season - and in the process denied HIS Hendon United top spot as they were convincing 5-1 winners, thanks to two goals each from Lioz Ahitove and Jamie Horne. Steven Field was also on target.


U14
HIS Hendon United moved to the top of the table as they made it five wins from five, by beating HMH 10-0. Daniel Goodman scored four of the goals, David Ullman chipped in with a hat-trick, with Yehudah Nevies also scoring twice.


U12
HMH Purple maintained their two-point lead at the top of the table as they defeated HMH Blue 4-3 thanks to a Henry Lewis double, along with efforts from Eitan Myers and Jake Norton. David Clements' double and a Natanel Foulad strike hit back for HMH Blue.

Alyth Belsize Yellow stay in second after they beat fourth place Alyth Belsize White 8-0. A hat-trick from Zac Rose, plus strikes from Ethan Glynn, Ben Dimant, Jack Morgan, Eli Wegryzyn and Michael Glodbart securing the emphatic win.

Finally, AC Whetstone moved up into joint-second after they drew 1-1 with Redbridge Jewish Care, Sammy Huberman scored for Whetstone.


U10
There were wins for all the top five sides in their matches. HIS Hendon United White remain nine points clear at the top of the table after they recorded two wins over Hendon Hawks Broncos. Shimon Ellerman, Eli Rubenstein and Asher Levy all scored in a 3-0 win in the first game, before two Rubenstein strikes and a Jeremy Ullman strike secured a 3-1 win in the second game.

HMH Blue stay in second with two comprehensive wins over HMH Green. A hat-trick from Gideon Lee, plus efforts from Jacob Caplan, Gavi Deutch, Angus Taylor and Joe Ackerman saw them to a 7-2 win. Ben Nohr scored twice for the Greens.

In the second game, two Lee strikes, plus one goal each from Joseph Gibber and Taylor saw them to a 4-1 win. Louis Salem scored for the Greens.

Hendon Hawks Leopards were the most comprehensive winners of the day as they beat Alyth Belsize 5-1 and 12-0. Doubles from Motti Rotenberg and Gadi Krantz and Aron Lipczer accounted for their first win, before six goals from Krantz and trebles from Rotenberg and Elisheva Hersh wrapped up the dozen.

Elsewhere, Stonegrove Park wrapped up two victories over Brady Maccabi Red. Two goals from Ben Sugarman, plus Zac Taibel's goal gave them a 3-1 win in the first game, before two further strikes from Sugarman, and one each from Taibel and Sam Trup wrapped up a 4-1 win.

Finally, HMH Red wrapped up two 2-1 wins over HIS Hendon United Blue. Zac Garbacz and Josh Taylor scored in their first win, before Taylor and Josh Sama-Star scored the goals in the second game.