Junior football review – week 16
Sunday was cup day in the U11 age group with three ties taking place, once of which was decided by a penalty shoot-out…
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It’s as you were at the top of Division One.
Alyth Belsize Red do though have a game in hand, and stay joint-top after their 3-0 win over Hendon United Green, while they’re joined on 20 points by HMH Negev, who beat HMH Eilat 5-2. Noah Kemsley scored twice for Negev, with Ben Gur, Ben Harris and Jack Grossman also on target. Jesse Cooper and Saul Wilson scored for Eilat.
One game in Division two saw HMH Jaffa and HMH Afula draw 2-2, Roni Berman scored twice for Afula.
U9
HMH Haifa booked themselves into the semi-finals of the Cup following a victory over HMH Eilat, thanks to Noah Zemmel’s hat-trick.
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Lower down the age groups, there were also three or more goals scored in the following age groups:
U10:
Tyler Raymond (NWLJ Red)
Noah Schlagman (NWLJ Blue)
U9:
Ariel Jacob (Hendon United Red)
Noah Zemmel (HMH Haifa)
U8:
Aaron Pitch, Rafael Madar (both HMH Afula)
Osher Klass (Hendon United White)
Harry Jacobs (HMH Tiberias)
U7:
Daniel Solomon (NWLJ Red)
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