Westdene run riot

Westdene 1st clinched the Feldman Cup after thumping Crumpsall 7-1 in the final.

The game was all but over after the first half hour with Westdene four goals to the good. In a sign of things to come, Ben Rose’s free-kick hit the bar with Dan Selwyn’s clinical strike breaking the deadlock.

Raffi Bloom doubled the advantage with a break-away strike five minutes later before Adam Leker’s deflected free-kick made it three. A goal of the game from Dave Eden, with a splendid 25-yarder, ended put the result beyond doubt.

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Perfect 10

Pel City thumped Division Two basement boys Clayhall B 10-0 with goals from Perry Somers (3), Andrew Cohen (2), Paul Herszaft, Eddie Saleh, Jonny Firmin, Ray Selman and Spencer Brookner.

Paul Cramer (2) and Arthur Duke earned London Maccabi Lions B finished in third place after a 3-2 win over Temple Fortune B.

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Pinner sting the Hornets

Pinner JFC Under 16s came from behind to beat Everett Rovers Red 3-1 in the Watford Friendly League Yellow Division. Ollie Sanker, Alex Trup and Toby Mann saw them home.

Lewis Decker (2), Joel Shaw (2), Miles Freeman and Tamir Lesley eased Pinner Under 15s to a 6-0 success over Watford Youth Sports Red in the Yellow Division in a game dominated by Joe Haftel.

Goals from Jake Colton and Joe Herman were not enough as Pinner Under 12’s lost 3-2 against Alexandra Park West in the WFL Yellow Division. Sam Bard was named man-of-the-match.

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HMH heroes

HMH landed the Martin Lane Under 11 Cup after coming from behind to beat Manchester Maccabi at Oldham Athletic’s Boundary Park.

Goals from Daniel Gubbay, Jack Josephs and Joseph Eagell earned the Highgate boys the National Maccabi Trophy, the team’s seventh piece of silverware in four seasons.

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GB stronger than ever

Team GB are set to take the third largest delegation to the Jewish Olympics in July. The squad contains 504 athletes, managers, coaches and administrative and medical staff.

David Pinnick, head of delegation said: “ Our rugby squad are keen to add to their forwards and we have lost a couple of junior soccer players who need to be replaced.

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Murray will be the star of the show

You have heard of the concept – a one-man team. Well, 14-year-old Dana Murray will be flying the flag as the only representative of the Team GB gymnastics team.

The Redcar Gymnastics Club member will reportedly be the first GB competitor in the sport for almost a quarter of a century.

Her mum, Rosie, is from Israel, and Dana qualifies through her scores in the British Challenge Cup over a two-year period.

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Disciplined Hendon progress

Late goals from David Korman and Greg Corin saw Hendon United A claim a hard fought win against Leeds Maccabi AFC in a lunchtime kick-off at the Gledhow Sports Club, Leeds.

An uneven surface made passing difficult for both sets of players. The game was tight throughout with defences dominating.

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