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London Maccabi Lions youth round-up: Sept 9

Danny Caro — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 12:05:52 +0100

London Lions White secured a crushing 4-1 victory over Chorleywood in the under-18 section of the Watford Friendly League.

Rob Cohen, Michael Kenley, David Seitler and Zachary Skry were all on target.

Lions Green suffered a 3-1 defeat against Bridgedale Rovers with Adam Lipman the scorer.

In the under-15 section, Lions White drew 1-1 at Harvesters North courtesy of Dylan Kaye’s effort.

Lions Blue were beaten 4-1 by Enfield Rangers in their under-14 clash with Joshua Morgan netting for the home side.

In the under-12 section, Lions Red triumphed 2-1 over Harvesters North with Dylan Bull and Joe Leslie grabbing the goals.

Daniel Mishrahi and Joseph Sher got the goals as Lions White defeated Whetstone Wanderers Tigers in their under-10 match.

Ollie Dagul helped Lions Blue secure a 1-1 draw with Harvesters Yellow, while Lions Green ran out 2-0 winners over Gadeside.

London Maccabi Lions under-9’s White, managed by Nigel Burns and Joel Philips, beat Borehamwood Youth 13-1 in their first-ever competitive match in the League Cup.

A few days later, LML U9's thumped AC Finchley South 11-1 in the team's first-ever midweek match. Dylan Phillips (3), Oliver White (3), Jason Burns (2), Joe Abrahams (2) and one own goal.

Lions Blue saw off Finchley Revolution 4-1 in their latest under-9 match.

Richie Abrahamson, Jake Glazer, Joel Lipman and Joseff Rubinoff were all on the scoresheet.

Lions Green fell to a 2-1 defeat against Oakhill Tigers with Joseph Davidson netting.

100th goal for George Goldberg

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 11:48:02 +0000

George Goldberg, 12, scored his 100th goal in 110 league and cup appearances for HMH Purple as HMH Purple beat HISHU 4-3 in the MGBPFL Under 13 Division One.

The win helped HMH maintain their 100 per cent. The Highgate club were always ahead and had the vast majority of possession. HMH’s scorers were Adam Ellis (2) and Aaron Benjamin.

However the day belonged to HMH club captain Goldberg. Simon Alberga, who managed HMH for five years, said: “George was the outstanding player for HMH Purple during my tenure. He was the first name on the teamsheet, the top goal-scorer each season, a powerful and skilful runner with good vision, strong in the air, the only kid in Jewish football that I have seen who could use both feet equally well. He scored some memorable goals. He was our Ronaldo.”

RJC dominate AJY finals day

Danny Caro — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:27:05 +0100

Redbridge Jewish Care dominated AJY finals day at Redbridge FC.

The East London club enjoyed a clean sweep of the three matches they were involved in with the Under 17 team starting proceedings with a 7-1 win over HMH to land the Woody’s Cup.

Jake Sander (2), Max Solomons, Jacob Kaye, Oliver Brooks, Kane Hopps and Greg Sinclair completed the rout. Josh Fox claimed HMH’s consolation.

The Under 14 Woody’s Cup saw RJC complete a cup double over the Highgate club.

Alyth Belsize Yellow succumbed to RJC Under 12s in the Woody’s Cup while HIS Hendon United ensured that one club from north west London finished with silverware after beating Hendon Hawks Broncos.
RJCC Centre Manager Richard Shone said: "It was evident to all of us present that the boys and their managers had put in a lot of hard work throughout the season and this paid off with a hat-trick of victories.

"I was extremely impressed with the quality of the football played today in all three of the cup finals, but the successful teams were made up of a lot of talented individuals all pulling together and performing as a great team."

In the league, Joshua Sarna-Star scored in both parts of a double header as HMH Red had the better of things against Under 10 rivals Brady Maccabi White. He earned HMH a draw in the opener with Thomas Lee on target for Brady. Sarna-Star scored the only goal in the follow-up.

Stonegrove Park and HIS Hendon United Blue claimed a win apiece. United won match one 4-1 with Ben Sugarman scoring the consolation. Reuben Joshua was Stonegrove’s matchwinner in part two.

Special Ks dent Bridge

Thu, 26 Mar 2009 16:43:13 +0000

Two goals from Lioz Ahitove plus one from Steven Field saw Kenton Maccabi inflict a second league defeat on table-topping Redbridge Jewish Care in the AJY League Under 17 Division.

Harrison Grant (3), Matthew Niman (2), Saul Green (2), Daniel Wright and Jimmy Castle were on target as second-placed RJC thumped Stonegrove Park 9-2 in the Under 14 Division. Adam Gold and Yoni Chitiyat struck consolations for Stonegrove.

Three goals from Zac Rose earned Division 12 leaders Alyth Belsize Yellow a 4-3 win over title rivals HMH Purple.

A Bradley Joffe double helped RJC warm-up for Sunday’s cup final with a 2-2 draw against HIS Hendon United.

Josh Silverman (3), Noah Bier and Matt Levene were on target as AC Whetstone beat Brady Maccabi 5-3. Ben Dubiner (2) and Josh Cohen replied.

Hendon Hawks added to HMH Blue’s woes with Josh Levy (4), Joel Baruch, Volvy Herskovic, Rafi Wiesenfeld and Chaim Gilbert on target in an 8-0 victory.

Hendon Hawks Leopards’ Gadi Krantz scored six times across a double-header win over Brady Maccabi Red. Oriel Sandler and Rafi Melcer wrapped up a 4-1 success in the opener. Aron Lipczer and Gandz (4) wrapped up a 5-2 victory in part two.

HMH Red and Alyth Belsize earned a win apiece. Josh Levi was Alyth’s matchwinner in match one. Gideon Ezra (2) and Harry Flatau helped HMH exact revenge, winning the second 3-1. Aaron Goldstein replied.

HIS Hendon United Blue claimed a win and a draw against Brady White. Simon Mizrahi and Akiva Solomon earned HIS a 2-2 draw. Noah Rubenstein and Ross Kayman replied. Max Mizrahi fired the winner in the follow-up.

Alyth book final affair

Thu, 19 Mar 2009 14:53:03 +0000

AJY Goals from Joshua Dreyfruss (2) and Zac Rose booked Alyth Belsize Under 12s a place in the final of the Woody’s Cup at Redbridge FC after they beat HIS Hendon United 3-2.

A hat-trick from Harrison Grant plus one apiece from Nathan Sollosi and Saul Green saw Redbridge Jewish Care become the first side to beat

Under 14 leaders HIS Hendon United.

Noah Lachs (2), Zac Collins (2) and Simon Fox saw HMH share the points in a 10-goal thriller against second-placed Kenton Maccabi.

Eitan Myers, George Goldberg and Samuel Gottleib maintained HMH Purple’s title push in the Under 12 Division One following a 3-0 win over AC Whetstone.

Goals from Dominic Levene and Ollie Tuch were not enough to stop Alyth Belsize White from going down 3-2 against Hendon Hawks.

Goals from Daniel Graff, Daniel Wexler, Liam Davis, Max Salador and Zack Markham helped RJC beat HMH Blue 5-2. David Clements (2) replied.

HIS Hendon United White are a point clear in the Under 10 Division after beating Stonegrove Park twice. Shimon Ellerman scored the winner in match one with Asher Levy and Sammy Barnett on target in part two, a game they won 2-1.

Brady Maccabi White claimed a pair of 3-0 victories over Alyth Belsize. Thomas Lee was the hat-trick hero in the opener. He grabbed another two in the second with Ethan Gold finishing the job.

Ariel Epton and Aron Lipczer scored hat-tricks as Hendon Hawks Broncos scored 12 goals in two games against HMH Green.

Wax lyrical

Thu, 05 Mar 2009 12:15:46 +0000

Goals from Eddy Wax, Zac Gordon-Boyd and Ethan Ezra earned Alyth Belsize their fifth win of the campaign as they beat HMH 4-0 in the Under 14 Division.

Four goals from Josh Levy steered Hendon Hawks to a 10-3 win over HMH Blue in the Under 12 Division. Joel Baruch (3), Jacob Eli, Chaim Gilbert and Volvi Herskovic finished the job.

Avi Solomon, Shlomo Mirwis and Binny Feinmesser were on the mark as HIS Hendon United beat Brady Maccabi 3-1. Jamie Phillipsohn grabbed the consolation.

Hendon Hawks Broncos and HIS Hendon United White will contest the final of the Under 10 Woody's Cup after winning their respective semi-finals. The Broncos beat HIS Hendon United Blue 3-2 after extra-time while HIS White edged past HMH Blue 2-1.

Great Care

Wed, 18 Feb 2009 17:37:57 +0000

Saul Green (2), Daniel Wright and Matthew Niman scored as Redbridge Jewish Care A maintained their title hopes with a 4-2 win over Hendon Hawks in the Under 14 Division.

Goals from Liam Davis (2) and Daniel Wexler helped RJC Under 12 reached the third round of the Woody’s Cup after beating Alyth Belsize White 3-2 in extra time. Daniel Joseph and Nicky Copper struck for Alyth.

Stonegrove Park Under 10s claimed a pair of victories in a double-header over Alyth Belsize. Ben Sugarman (2) and Boaz Jacobson were the scorers as match one finished 3-1. Benji Ross replied. Reuben Joshua (2), Sugarman and Jacobson wrapped up a 4-0 success in the second.

Redbridge stun Kenton

Craig Silver — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 12:32:50 +0000

A brace from Daniel Levicki plus strikes from Max Solomons and Ollie Brooks helped Redbridge Jewish Care beat league leaders Kenton Maccabi in the Under 17 top-of-the-table clash. Steven Field (2) hit back for Kenton, whose lead has been whittled down to a point.

Hendon Hawks Under 14s won a thrilling Woody’s Cup second round tie 4-2 on penalties as they beat HMH. The teams were locked at 2-2 after extra time.

Jonah Gordon-Boyd scored the only goal of the game as Alyth Belsize White beat HMH Purple to move up to fourth in the Under 12 Division.

AC Whetstone went second with a 2-0 win over Brady Maccabi, Dan Cohen and Joshua Silverman were their marksmen.

In the double-headers in the Under 10 Division, HMH Blue climbed to second after securing respective 1-0 and 9-0 wins over Hendon Interschools United Blue.

Gideon Lee was the star man, scoring the only goal in the opener followed by a brace in the second. Joe Ackerman (2) and Angus Taylor were also on the scoresheet.

HMH Green had the better of things against Alyth. The first match finished 1-1 but a goal from Anton Balaenu secured a 2-1 win for HMH in the second.

Kenton call the shots over Highgate

Danny Caro — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:35:37 +0000

Goals from Max Gold and Lioz Ahitove kept Kenton Maccabi three points clear at the top of the Under 17 Division with a 2-1 win over
HMH. Daniel Nissenbaum replied.

Nearest challengers Redbridge Jewish Care thumped HIS Hendon United 5-2 with strikes from Ollie Brooks (3), Grant Freedman and David Castle

Under 14 Division leaders HIS Hendon United won a seven-goal thriller against RJC A while Josh Frey, Daniel Kuber and Joseph Woolf earned Stonegrove Park a 3-2 win over Alyth Belsize.

Six of the best from Zac Rose eased Under 12 Division table-toppers Alyth Belsize Yellow to an 8-1 win over basement battlers HMH Blue. Jonah Gordon-Boyd and Dominic Levene were on the mark as Alyth Belsize White overcame Hendon Hawks 2-0.

The race for the Under 10 title is hotting up after HMH Blue beat leaders HIS Hendon United White in a double-header. Third-placed Stonegrove Park claimed a pair of 2-1 wins over HMH Green. Ben Sugarman and Stanley Sklar scored in the opener with Sugarman joined by Boaz Jacobson in part two.

HIS Hendon United Blue did the double over HMH Red. Simon Mizrahi was the matchwinner in the first game. This was followed by a 2-1 win with Eli Dunner and Mizrahi the marksmen.

Hendon Hawks Broncos and Alyth Belsize claimed a win apiece. Benjamin Ross and Daniel Bernbaum gave Alyth a 2-1 win in match one. Hat-tricks from Aron Lipczer and Ariel Epton helped the Broncos exact revenge with a 6-0 win.

Red-hot Redbridge surprise Alyth

Craig Silver — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 17:01:27 +0000

Redbridge Jewish Care became the first team to beat leaders Alyth Belsize Yellow this season with a thrilling 3-2 victory in the Under 12 Division.

Goals from Max Salador, Daniel Wexler and former Spurs trainee Joffey Bradley helped the East Londoners avenge an 8-1 defeat by Alyth earlier in the season.

In a fiery encounter played in chilly conditions, the game was only given the go ahead after a late pitch inspection. Redbridge began the brighter and could have gone ahead as early as the seventh minute when a Salador effort flew just wide.

Salador broke the deadlock five minutes later when he rifled into the top corner after Bradley had provided the through ball.

RJC doubled the lead minutes before the break after Wexler drove home clinically from the edge of the area.

Alyth refused to quit and grabbed a goal minutes after the interval as Jack Morgan cut in from the right flank and shot past the helpless Louie Chung.

Bradley restored RJC’s two-goal advantage with a superb 30-yard strike, which proved to be decisive. Zac Rose scored Alyth’s second but there was only to be one winner.

RJC manager Paul Silver said: “This was a solid team performance. We started the game with the intention of winning and it was no surprise that we were 2-0 up at half time.

“We didn’t allow them any time on the ball and each of my 13 players can hold their heads up high and look forward to climbing up the table. We hope to challenge Alyth and HMH right up to the end of the season.”

The win took Redbridge up to third in the table with four games in hand on their respective rivals.