An FA Community Charter Standard Club - based in High Wycombe, Bucks
Rangers travelled once again to Tring this morning for their league fixture with the Tornado’s. Goals from Elliott, Seve, Akos & a brace from Macca ensured all the points & keeps the R’s well up in the promotion spot.
Player of the Match - Harry Pymm
Stokenchurch Juniors 5 – 4 Penn Rangers U12
The boys done good. A muddy pitch hindered both teams but it was Penn Rangers that made use of its full width. Plenty of running from all the players, we were especially effective out on the wings. Where Luke, Frank, Zach and Ben constantly out-paced the Stokenchurch defence. It was from this attacking style that Penn Rangers scored all of their goals.
The Rye is a large level open space to the south-east of the town centre and was the flood plain of the River Wye. Since medieval or even Saxon times it has been used by the people of Wycombe for common pasturage, for recreation and for special events. Well some of these special events took place today in awful weather conditions. The home team did well to get the game played, officiated by R Lipscombe, who had an excellent game.
In addition to her role as Events Organiser for the Under 12 Rangers, Michelle Butler has kindly accepted the post of pitch coordinator for the Under 12 Rangers, Under 12s and Under 13s – playing matches at Beaconsfield High School.
Starting this week, she will be managing each team’s home match fixtures plus keeping the school informed for billing. Thank you Michelle. Good to have you back involved in the club.
Penn and Tylers Green A picked up another point on a wet and cold Saturday afternoon against a fairly strong Hambleden side after a scrappy but entertaining 2-2 draw.
PTGFC U10 Girls
Saturday 12th February 2011
Penn were beaten the last time the teams met in the first game of the season so the result today was a splendid improvement for Penn and, in fact really rather good!
Penn & Tylers Green Reserves 2 v 1 Milton United Reserves
A capacity crowd greeted the players on this typical grey afternoon at French Meadows. On the back of a humiliating defeat to Hazlemere Crusaders, Penn & Tylers Green had a chance to resurrect their season against tricky opponents Milton United. The team was led out by defender James Beaumont in the absence of regular captain Michael who was performing water carrying duties for the first team.
The U11s moved up to joint third in the table with a convincing away win at Marlow Town. With no subs available and a number of players playing out of position, the U11s faced a difficult away game to a Marlow side that had beaten us earlier in the season at home.
We travelled to Bisley to play Farnborough in need of a win as we were 2 points behind them in the league and a win would ensure moving up the table. The first half looked unlikely that it was going happen as we struggled to cope with their formation and a big pitch and soon went one behind.
Penn and Tylers Green A shared the spoils with Titans on a typically wet and bumpy Derehams Lane pitch. Penn came into the game off the back of a heavy defeat against Missenden and were looking to bounce back to winning ways. With a stronger squad than against Missenden, Penn felt they had every chance of picking up three points.
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