08/09/07 Solihull Borough A 3 - 5 Boldmere
Goal Scorers Jess Hill 3, Jenny Ferguson 1, Naomi Hunter 1
Boldmere U15's introduction to the Central Warwickshire league finished with a well deserved victory. Boldmere took the lead early on with a goal direct from a Jess Hill corner. Solihull equalised almost immediately but continued pressure from Boldmere resulted in two further goals from Jess Hill to complete her hat-trick and send Boldmere in at half time 3 - 1 up. The second half saw Boldmere increase their lead when Jenny Ferguson slotted a well executed pass through to Naomi Hunter to grab a 4th goal. Jenny went on to seal the result with a well taken shot.
Although Solihull grabbed two further goals Boldmere had done enough to secure the win. Charlotte Turner was excellent shoring up the defence and Jess Hill was deservedly player of the match

15/09/07 Boldmere Falcons 0 Solihull Borough B 2
This was an end to end entertaining game with two well matched sides. Boldmere started well but half way through the first half conceded a goal to Solihull. Boldmere looked to get back in the game and although they had a number of good opportunities they failed to convert their chances. The second half saw Nicole Slattery come on as sub she was quick at feeding the ball through to the Boldmere attack.
Naomi Hunter and Charlotte Bate worked tirelessly up the left flank but were unable to get that final pass away. Solihull grabbed their second goal to end up deserved winners.
Charlotte “Sharks” Turner had another impressive game in defence and was Boldmere’s player of the match.

22/09/07 Boldmere Falcons 4 Wardon Village 3
Boldmere started the game well with Naomi Hunter getting some great crosses in to the heart of the Wardon defence. In the 18th minute Jess Hill opened the scoring with a long range shot which totally deceived the Wardon keeper. In a strong six minute spell for the Falcons further goals from Rosie Parrish and a second from Jess put them in a strong position. Just before the break Wardon pulled a goal back.
Three minutes after the re-start Jenni Ferguson netted Falcons fourth. As the game went on Wardon started to fight back and scored two further goals. With a tense last 5 minutes Falcons managed to hold on to gain all three points.
Naomi Hunter was Falcons player of the match.

29/09/07 Boldmere Falcons 4 - 4 Warriors FC
Boldmere earned a deserved draw against an unbeaten Warriors side. Boldmere had some good chances in the first half with an Abbie Roberts effort clipping the cross bar and a Jenni Ferguson pile driver going just wide of the target. Warriors went in at half time 2 - 1 up, Jess Hill having scored Boldmere's opener.
The second half saw Boldmere go further behind but goals from Charlotte “Fish” Bate and Jenni Ferguson brought the scores level. Warriors added a fourth but again Boldmere drew level with a second Jenni Ferguson Goal. Charlotte “Sharks” Turner played the whole of the second half with a badly sprained ankle before seeking hospital treatment, this just typify's Sharks commitment to the team.
Jenni Ferguson was named Falcons player of the match.
Goalscorers: Jenni Ferguson (2) Jess Hill, Charlotte Bate.

06/10/07 Wryley 8 - 1 Boldmere Falcons
Boldmere came unstuck against an inform Wyrley team. A strong and determined performance by Tanya Brookes earned her Boldmeres player of the match.
Naomi Hunter grabbed a consolation goal with a well struck long range effort.
Tanya Brookes was Falcons player of the match.
Goalscorer: Naomi Hunter

03/11/07 Boldmere Falcons Girls Under 15’s 6 Warriors FC 3
Boldmere progressed to the next round of the cup thanks to a tremendous first half performance. Jenni Ferguson scored a hat-trick in the first fifteen minutes to give Boldmere a 3-0 advantage. Warriors bounced back with two goals before Jess Hill scored two well taken goals to restore Boldmeres three goal advantage at half time.
A more evenly fought game in the second half saw Warriors goal cancelled out by Jenni Ferguson fourth of the game. Rachael Spragg had a good game in defence, Abbie Roberts worked tirelessly in the heart of midfield, and Naomi Hunter was instrumental in setting many opportunities up for the forward line.
Captain Jess Hill was named Falcons player of the match for her consistent hard working performance which she capped off with her two goals.
Goalscorers: Jenni Ferguson (4) Jess Hill (2).

10/11/07 Boldmere Falcons Girls Under 15's 4 Alvechurch Lions 0
It took until the 13th minute before Boldmere managed to break down the Alvechurch defence with Jenni Ferguson opening the scoring. Jenni went on to add a second a minute later. The second half saw Jenni volley a left foot shot in to the back of the net to complete her hat-trick. Jess Hill then sealed the win with a 25yard free kick into the top right hand corner of the net. Rachael Spragg gave a strong display in defence and played some fine up field passes that split the Alvechurch defence and gave the Boldmere front line some good advantage. Although Alvechurch threatened the Boldmere goal, keeper Melissa Wilson remained strong to keep a clean sheet
Rachael Spragg was named Falcons player of the match
Goalscorers: Jenni Ferguson (3) Jess Hill (1).

17/11/07 Boldmere Falcons Girls Under 15's 5 Balsall Hornets 1
Falcons secured their win thanks to a first half hat-trick from Naomi Hunter. Boldmere started the game brightly and went ahead when Naomi slotted home from close range. Boldmere continued to pressure the home team and Naomi completed her hat-trick with two well taken goals.
Boldmere could have gone further a head but for wobbly legs. The second half was a tighter game with Hornets getting a consolation goal before Falcons player of the match Nicole Slattery forced home the fourth goal from close range (Eddie look at them horses) Jenni Ferguson sealed the victory with a penalty late in the game.
Boldmere saw some fine performances from Tanya Brookes, Charlotte “Sharks” Turner and Rachael Spragg.
Nicole Slattery was named Falcons player of the match.
Goalscorers: Naomi Hunter (3) Nicole Slattery, Jenni Ferguson.

01/12/07 Boldmere Falcons Girls Under 15's 1 Leamington Lions 5
Falcons scored in the first minute, a penetrating pass from Rachael Spragg found Naomi Hunter who crashed it into the Leamington net.
Falcons were under pressure for long periods and Leamington scored an equaliser just before half time.
The second half saw Leamington score four more goals to finish deserved winners.
Charlotte “Sharks” Turner was named Falcons player of the match.
Goalscorer: Naomi Hunter.

08/12/07 Boldmere Falcons Girls U15s 0 Leamington Lions 0
A much improved Falcons were the better team and deserved a victory after dominating most of the play. Melissa secured a second clean sheet when she pushed a low shot from the Leamington attack in the closing minutes of the game. Kerry was strong at the back and made some attacking runs forward to support the Boldmere attack. Sharks and Tanya worked well together to keep the Lions out. Rachael had a good game and her long throw-ins gave good advantage. Roza and Jess M battled hard in midfield to give Boldmere the upper hand. Naomi troubled the Leamington defence on many occasions. Nicole was up for the challenge and worked tirelessly up the right flank. Jess H was as ever great with her set pieces and motivated the team. Fish gave a good display up front and was denied what appeared to be a blatant penalty in the dying minutes of the game.
What a superb team performance – well done to every player.
Jess Morris was named Falcons player of the match.

15/12/07 Boldmere Falcons Girls Under 15's 5 Perrywoods 1
Boldmere returned to winning ways with a good team performance. Goals from Rachael Spragg, Jess Hill, Naomi Hunter and two from Charlotte “Fish” Bate secured the victory. Perrywoods got a consolation goal.
Rosie Parrish was Falcons player of the match.

22/12/07 Boldmere Falcons Girls Under 15's 2 Perrywoods Youth 6
Boldmere were over run by a strong first half display from Perrywoods. Finding themselves 4 - 0 down at half time. Boldmere came out in the second half with a more determined and stronger approach. Although Perrywoods added two further goals these were cancelled out by a well taken free kick from Jess Hill and a penalty from Charlotte “Sharks” Turner.
Sharks topped another fine performance with her first goal of the season and was named Falcons player of the match.

12/01/08 Boldmere Falcons Girls Under 15's 2 Solihull Borough B 1
Boldmere were victors in a close game against two well matched sides. Rosie Parrish opened Falcons scoring with a fine looping shot mid way through the first half.
Falcons extended their lead in the second half when Abbie Roberts seized a fine opportunity and sent the ball goal ward bound. Nicole Slattery followed in the shot and made certain it crossed the line in front of the Solihull defender.
Solihull grabbed a goal back and applied pressure on the Boldmere defence towards the end of the game, Mellissa Wilson thwarted there attempts with a string of fine saves.
Rosie Parrish capped another fine performance in midfield and Naomi Hunter was named player of the match for her performance causing the Solihull defence problems dealing with her speed and her pin point crosses into the box.

26/01/08 Warriors 6 Boldmere Falcons Girls U15s 0
This was not a game of two halves (Brian) - but a pitch of two halves. Swamp on one half, with 4 mud baths, the other half amost perfect. (if not a tad yielding)
At 10.25 the home team shifted the Hippo's out of the mud baths
At 10.30 the game started - at 10.30.32 we wrer 1-0 down.
10.35 2-0 down.
We were quite frankly being overrun. But full credit to the team, we slowly came back into the game Yet had the stuffing knocked out of us with a third goal on the stroke of half time. The second half saw an improved performance, yet we somehow contrived to allow Warriors to score a Further three goals.
0-6 then, a bad day at the office. Fish got tackled and ended up in one of the Hippo mud baths. Jess Morris was Girl of The Match.

16/02/08 Boldmere Falcons 1 - 4 Wardon Village
A game of three goalies and a host of missed chances!
On a defrosting pitch, faultless effort proved fruitless as Wardon took a two-nil lead. Fish converted our hardest chance by lobbing the keeper from 12 yards. Yet we went in 3-1 down at the break.
Dispite breaching the away defence numerous times we failed to convert our chances which inturn was our downfall. Gangsta respect to Abbie, Fish & Tanya for each taking a turn guarding the 'onion bag' with distinction.
We welcomed Shannel to the team who nearly scored from a few chances. Welcome to the world of the offside rule!
Namoi was named by the referee as his GOM and Fish was GOM for the parents. (Goalscorer, Odd Goalie & Midfield player)
Oh and we lost 4-1...........

23/02/08 BOLDMERE FALCONS 0 - 2 WYRLEY JUNIORS
'Never in the face of human'... muttered a bloke called Churchill
(no, not the nodding dog in the insurance advert) in respect of beating adversity.
Playing the league leaders who had beaten us 8-1 and had a average 10-1 winning result ratio to date. We may have once again lost to Wyrely, yet we are sure they knew we gave them a game.
2-0 down at half time, we could have capitulated against very strong opposition, yet the girls stuck to the game plan, (even if Tanya the Terminator took the instructions quite literately) - got stronger as the game went on and took encouragement from the challenge.
Even in defeat there were numerous positives to be taken from this display.
They were a credit!
Shannel in only her second game was named by the referee as GOM and Kerry was parents GOM. If any future GOM's would like to share their GOM goodies at the end of any game - don't let us stop you!

01/03/08 FERNDALE 4 - 1 BOLDMERE FALCONS
Once again a result which flattered to decieve.
Fernadale took a two goal lead, yet once again the girls raised their game with Jess Hill taking advantage of the wind to score direct from a corner.
The second half produced a fine battling performance, our attempts to play football should be commended and will put us in good stead for the rest of the seson. Ferndale scored two late goals to complete the scoring.
Abbie (flu) & Fish (leg injury) created a record in substituting each other during the game.
Naomi was the ref's GOM. Roz was parents GOM. We still await a GOM to 'crash the goodies'. (hint)

08/03/08 ALVECHURCH LIONS 0 - 2 BOLDMERE FALCONS
A disciplined and determined performance saw Boldmere claim all three points.
Playing with a stong gusting wind a well taken goal by Naomi gave us a 1-0 half time lead.
Jess Hill scored a excellent second after half time, yet the result (once again) does not do justice to the excellent performance especially in the second half when we endeavoured to play football, not only against the opposition but the elements.
Naomi was once again referee's GOM (keep it going) and Jess Hill led by example and was parents GOM.
After four defeats on the bounce if a certain Mr Keegan needs advice - you know where we are.......

15/03/08 BOLDMERE FALCONS 9 - 0 ALCESTER 2000
Goals from Naomi Hunter 2, Jess Morris 2, Rachel Spragg 2, Charlotte Bate 2 and Jess Hill gave Boldmere a emphatic victory against a depleted but sprited Alcester side. The margin could have been greater if not for a host of missed chances.
Rachel was parents GOM and little Jess Morris was the referee's GOM.
All in all a rewarding game with no player injuries to report. However, concern was expressed as to the extent of Mrs J Morris's 'cold shoulder'. Let's hope is thaw's out over the Easter break.

29/03/08 PERRYWOODS YOUTH 0 - 2 BOLDMERE FALCONS
Another windy day, another away victory.
Defending against the wind in the first half, Perrywood were restricted to long range shots which stand in keeper Abbie took in her stride. (two shots hit the post and two the crossbar).Yet Naomi won a penalty and El Capitano Jess Hill took the pressure kick to give a half time lead.
Second half we played some excellent football and as we grew in confidence Rosie scored a second goal late in the second half after good approach play.
The girls were magnificent. The home supporters demanded another six goal drubbing (as last December), Sorry to dissappoint.......
Abbie was parents GOM and Tania was the ref's GOM.
They blew bubbles all the way home!

05/04/08 BOLDMERE FALCONS 5 - 0 BALSALL & BERKSWELL
Fish was at school Friday studying Trigonometry.
She had a thought....... If Jess Hill crosses her excellent corners into the box and I head it at ninety degrees to the flight of the ball I might score............
And score she did, rising like a salmon with three headed goals - a fine hat-trick & all from corners!
Jess Hill scored another penalty and Rachel managed to score from open play with a deflected shot. The team kept their fourth clean sheet in sucession.
Fish was quite rightly parents GOM and Rosie the referees GOM.

12/04/08 BOLDMERE FALCONS 1 - 5 FERNDALE
This was always going to be a testing game against a team vying for the title.
And so it proved to be with Ferndale scoring two late goals which flattered the scoreline. Nevertheless, the team battled on and caused Ferdale no end of problems. Special credit to Sharks who battled well against an outstanding striker.
Kerry was named by the referee as GOM & Little Jess Morris the parents GOM.
Watch out for the triangle award next week!

19/04/08 RUBERY 0 - 5 BOLDMERE FALCONS
19/04/08 BOLDMERE FALCONS 5 - 0 RUBERY
A day of Deja Vu & another cold biting windy day. well the cricket season has started)
In order to reduce the fixture backlog both games were played back to back with the same result. Boldmere dominated both games and played at times a bizzare 2-5-3 system with notable goals from Mel, Tania, Altonia and Kerry's shin.
Little Jess Morris huffed, puffed, & stomped but couldn't find the back of the net. She was last seen looking at a £5 note doing 70mph on the M42.
Goalscorers, Altonia 2, Abbie, Tanya, Naomi, Melissa, Fish, Rosie and Kerry 2
Ros & Sharks were collective GOM's

26/04/08 BOLDMERE FALCONS 1 - 0 LEAMINGTON LIONS
When spectators say 'it was a cracking game' then you know you were in a game.
With credit to Leamington they started the game their league position warranted by attacking from the start. Slowly but surely Boldmere turned the tables from defence to attack. growing in confidence with the game turning to our advantage. Altonia slotted the winning goal with 69 mins on the clock. Every girl was a player of the day today, and don't you know it.
However, Altonia (who else with that finish) was parents GOM & Sharks was the ref's GOM.
PS... The dog is supposed to tackle the opposition! (not Fish)

03/05/08 PERRYWOODS 0 - 1 BOLDMERE FALCONS
We made hard work of this game, but battled well to earn a deserved win although should have scored more, some great goalkeeping and too much dilly dallying on the ball.
Abbie should have scored goal of the season after a breath taking run down the right beating half of the perrywoods team but was denied by a good save.The pitch (bog) played it's part.
Jess M was parents player and Fish was referee's player of the game.

10/05/08 ALCESTER 2000 0 - 12 BOLDMERE FALCONS
On a hot humid morning more suited to playing cricket. Boldmere attempted to run up a cricket score by accumlating our highest win of the season.
Notable goalscorers were Rachel, Jess Hill, a brace from Altonia and Naomi and four from our flying Fish - one of which was from a header. Abbie Completed the scoring.
Mel had a runout up front and maintained her 100 per cent outfield goalscoring record, courtesy of her knee.
She was duly named parents GOM. Fish was the referees GOM.

17/05/08 BOLDMERE FALCONS 7 - 4 SOLIHULL BOROUGH A
And so after nine months it came to pass, or due to the lack of them (passes) it very nearly didn't. Going in 4-2 down at half time due to some erratic defending and general malaise. The team raised the stakes in the second half to run out 7-4 winners. Fish clinched leading goalscorer with another four goal haul pipping Jess Hill who also netted one Naomi & Nicole completed the scoring.
Abbie was named parents player of the match

A huge thank you to all the girls for the effort put in this season, our final league position will be quite high and they should take great credit for that. Thanks also for the parents taking the time to travel to away games - of which were some distance away.

So we will see you all next September setting up those goalposts under the watchful supervision of lady Di.