THE U14 YOUTH COUNTY CUP FINAL BERKS & BUCKS FA PRESENTS - AYLESBURY VALE DYNAMOS v - The FA
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THE U14 YOUTH
COUNTY CUP FINAL
BERKS & BUCKS FA PRESENTS
AYLESBURY VALE DYNAMOS v
ASCOT UNITED
@AFC Wallingford Town, Wallingford Sports Park,
Hithercroft Road, OX10 9RB
10:30am Kick-Off
Sunday 6th March 2022
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W E LC O M E
A special welcome to AFC Wallingford Town, today’s venue for our Berks &
Bucks FA U14 Youth Cup Final. It is such a joy to have our County Cup Finals
return after a couple of years absence due to the pandemic.
I would like to start by congratulating both Aylesbury Vale Dynamos & Ascot
United FC on reaching today’s Final, an excellent achievement which both
teams can be proud of.
On behalf of Berks & Bucks FA I would like to extend a warm welcome to all
Match Officials, Players, Club and County Officials and not least the supporters
of our two finalists.
In today’s busy schedule of programming league and cup fixtures around Covid
restrictions and the weather it is very much appreciated that the co-operation
between Clubs and Leagues enable us to play today.
I sincerely hope that you all enjoy your visit to Wallingford and that your time
with us today will be an enjoyable one. On behalf of Berks & Bucks FA I would
like to thank AFC Wallingford Town for placing their ground and facilities at our
disposal for today’s Final.
In addition, I would like to personally thank our Cup Secretary, Mr Chris Penny,
for his hard work in organising all of our County Cup Competitions this season.
If you would like to share your memories of today’s Final with us on social media,
please tag us @berksandbucksfa or use the hashtag #BBFACounty Cups.
Best wishes to everyone taking part and enjoy the game.
John Horsley
Chair of the County Cup Committee
Deputy Chair of The Berks & Bucks FA
Safeguarding Champion for the Board of Directors
www.Berks-BucksFA.com
PREVIOUS WINNERS 1997-98 Loudwater 1998-99 Loudwater 1999-00 Botley Boys & Girls 2000-01 Abingdon Youth 2001-02 Bedgrove Dynamos Junior 2002-03 Woodley Saints 2003-04 Marlow Youth 2004-05 California 2005-06 Eldon Celtic 2006-07 AFC Newbury Boys & Girls 2007-08 Burnham Juniors 2008-09 Theale Juniors 2009-10 - 2010-11 - 2011-12 - 2012-13 Windsor Youth 2013-14 Hercules Lions 2014-15 Flackwell Heath 2015-16 Reading Pumas 2016-17 Stony Stratford Rhinos 2017-18 Windslow United 2018-19 Ascot United U14 Youth 2019-20 Competition Incomplete/Void (COVID-19) 2020-21 No Competition (COVID-19) 2021-22
AYLESBURY VALE DYNAMOS Aylesbury Vale Dynamos is an amalgamation of Aylesbury FC and Bedgrove Dynamos, two local clubs with a rich history in local football.Aylesbury FC enjoyed a long history in senior and junior football dating back to the 1930’s under the previous names of Aylesbury Vale, Haywood United, Belgrave, Stocklake and Negretti and Zambra FC. Alf Buckland, a resident of Finmere Crescent, formed Bedgrove Dynamos in 1968. It was created to fill a void in activities for boys within the Bedgrove area on the south side of Aylesbury. In 1980, Dave Bayliss became involved when he brought his Cub side to the Bedgrove Park. The teams amalgamated and Dave went on to be the chairman for 21 years, stepping down in the year 2000. Over the years the club grew and went on to win many tournaments and trophies, especially at county level. We can boost that we are the only boys club to have a club pennant on display in Barcelona’s trophy room. At the start of the season 2001/02 the club was the largest junior club in the Aylesbury area, running teams from under 8’s through to under 18’s. In the last 20 seasons,across the age groups the club has won 25 divisional titles, and runners up 20 times. In 2019 two became one when the two clubs merged with the intention of allowing the youth of the town to progress through junior football to youth and then adult football at the highest possible level.
MATCHDAY SQUAD
Rhys Farquharson- Ewan Ward Jacob Reardon-
Leigh © Bennett
Newly promoted to
Does the right the team, has a rapid Calm on the ball,
thing, has a great set of legs. does the simple and
footballing brain. effective thing.
Team leader.
Kyle Tshuma
Josh Woodstock
Bobby Swain Plays in pretty much
every position, this Speedy little winger
Safe hands, good year doing well at and delivers a decent
distribution - What right back. ball.
more could you want
from a keeper?
Charlie Fieldhouse Charlie Whitlock
Teddy Cawston Loves the sliding Super fast feet, has
tackle, tough little all the tricks, our very
Fast, strong and loves left back. own little Messi.
to run. Always full of
energy.
George Braathen Levi Nicholson
Kaiden Bunce Solid in his tackles, Full of flicks and
likes to ping a pass. tricks. He is the real
Solid at the back, Neymar Jr.
holds the line. No
nonsense defender.
Harry Norman Kevin ‘Woody’
Woodstock -
Power house up Coach
front, Loves to drive
with the ball. Lots of passion,
prefers to play
attacking football,
loves proving Gary
Finlay Reeves wrong.
Has a habit of
banging in goals from
all angles with either Gary Braathen -
foot. Coach
Likes to analyse,
works well with the
defenders, doesn’t
like it when Woody is
right.
AYLESBURY VALE
DYNAMOS
Rhys Farquharson-Leigh
ROUTE TO Bobby Swain
Teddy Cawston
THE FINAL Kaiden Bunce
FIRST ROUND Ewan Ward
v Marlow Youth
6-1 Kyle Tshuma
Charlie Fieldhouse
SECOND ROUND
v Tattenhoe George Braathen
6-1
Jacob Reardon-Bennett
THIRD ROUND
Josh Woodstock
v Gerrards Cross & Fulmer
5-3
Charlie Whitlock
Levi Nicholson
QUARTER FINAL Harry Norman
v Bracknell Town
2-2 (3-2 pens) Finlay Reeves
SEMI FINAL
v Didcot Town
8-2
Referee:
Assistant Referee:
Assistant Referee:
Fourth Official:ASCOT UNITED
Louis Doogan
Lewis Hannon
Amario Malhotra ROUTE TO
Joshua Dunkley
George Brown
THE FINAL
Bertie Saunders FIRST ROUND
v Centre Skills
Elias Flo Walkover
Archie McHugh
SECOND ROUND
Thomas Ward v Slough Town
Jack Stevens 6-1
Leo Murrell THIRD ROUND
Pranish Gurung v Langley
18-0
Nithisun Kalaranjan
Monty Seager QUARTER FINAL
v AFC Newbury
Harry Evans 2-1
Isaac Leader
SEMI FINAL
Dimeji Adebayo v MK Warriors
4-1
Trevor Pitson
John McCandless
Ebby Saleh
Reece WoodhamASCOT UNITED The first record of Ascot United was in 1928 and it seems that over the years teams by that name formed and re-formed until 1965 when a men’s team who played their games at Sunninghill, with “after match meetings” in The Wells public house in Cheapside village. Soon after the club gained permission from Ascot Racecourse to convert the land west of coach park 10 into a football pitch where the club is still located today. A wooden clubhouse was built and around this time the team went on to win many prestigious trophies in the years that followed. Since then, the Club has grown to become one of the largest football clubs in the UK. Currently there are over 750 registered players, embracing all ages from age 5 and all levels of ability. Ascot United fields more than 75 teams every weekend including 5 adult teams and 8 girls’ teams. It is supported by over 50 businesses who provide various forms of sponsorship, it is run by over 100 volunteers 80 of whom have formal FA coaching qualifications. The club’s status was underlined in August 2004 when it became an FA Charter Community club, at the time only the second club in Berkshire to receive this award.
MATCHDAY SQUAD
Louis Doogan George Brown © Thomas Ward
Consistent offensive Ascots Captain and The toughest of
and enthusiastic future captain of tacklers, comes with
performances all every teams he plays an ‘approach with
season, with pace to for… warning’ disclaimer.
burn.
Bertie Saunders Jack Stevens
Lewis Hannon
Ascots cheekiest Guards and patrols
As dependable up player, as the left side of the
front as he is in comfortable up top pitch with a sense of
defence… pace to as he is in defence. purpose and vigour.
burn!
Elias Flo Leo Murrell
Amario Malhotra
Floats like a butterfly Can be as quiet as a
A touch as soft as and stings like a bee. mouse one minute
butter and lets his and then the loud
feet do all the talking. voice marshalling his
Archie McHugh defence the next.
Joshua Dunkley The midfield engine
room, with the work Pranish Gurung
Heartbeat of the rate and reliability
Ascot defence, only found in With feet like his who
ever dependable, Germany. needs hands…
approach with
caution!Nithisun Kalaranjan Dimeji Adebayo
Rumour has it The midfield
Spiderman copies orchestrator who
most of his moves. conducts the pace of
the game.
Monty Seager
Robust, efficient,
always smiling and
playing the game the
correct way.
Harry Evans
Pace to burn and as
comfortable playing
with an oval ball as
well as a round one.
Isaac Leader
A player whose takes
his surname quite
literally!…Future
captain, leader,
legend.COUNTY CUP FINALS 2021/22
FIXTURES & RESULTS*
U14 Youth Cup U15 Girls Cup
Aylesbury Vale Dynamos v AFC Reading v
Ascot United Childrey FC
Venue: Wallingford Town FC Venue: Chalfont St Peter
Date & Time: 06/03/2022 10:30 Date & Time: 26/03/2022 13:30
U15 Youth Cup U12 Girls Cup
Downley Dynamos v AFC Reading v
Newport Pagnell Town Shinfield Rangers
Venue: Wallingford Town FC Venue: Ascot United
Date & Time: 06/03/2022 13:30 Date & Time: 02/04/2022 10:00
Sunday Cup U13 Girls Cup
FC Bapco v Thatcham & Newbury v
Paggies Bar Tilehurst Panthers
Venue: Beaconsfield Town Venue: Ascot United
Date & Time: 13/03/2022 10:30 Date & Time: 02/04/2022 12:00
Women’s Trophy U12 Youth Cup
Penn & Tylers FC v TBC v
Caversham United TBC
Venue: Beaconsfield Town Venue: Ascot United
Date & Time: 13/03/2022 15:00 Date & Time: 02/04/2022 14:00
U16 Girls Cup U13 Youth Cup
Laurel Park v TBC v
Emerson Valley / Chesham United TBC
Venue: MK Irish Venue: Burnham FC
Date & Time: 19/03/2022 12:00 Date & Time: 03/04/2022 10:00
U18 Girls Cup U16 Youth Cup
Wycombe Wanderers v Beaconsfield Town v
Mortonville Juniors MK Warriors
Venue: MK Irish Venue: Burnham FC
Date & Time: 19/03/2022 15:00 Date & Time: 03/04/2022 12:00
Sunday Trophy The Bill Gosling U18 Youth Cup
Newport Pagnell Town / Sherington Athletic Didcot Town v
v Chilton / 116 Exiles Winslow United
Venue: Beaconsfield Town Venue: Burnham FC
Date & Time: 20/03/2022 10:30 Date & Time: 03/04/2022 14:00
Women’s Senior Cup The Charles Twelvetree Trophy
Reading FC v TBC v
Abingdon United / Chesham United TBC
Venue: Beaconsfield Town Venue: Newport Pagnell Town
Date & Time: 20/03/2022 15:00 Date & Time: 09/04/2022 15:00
U14 Girls Cup Senior Cup
Milton Keynes City v TBC v
AFC Reading TBC
Venue: Chalfont St Peter Venue: TBC
Date & Time: 26/03/2022 10:30 Date & Time: TBC TBC
*All fixtures subject to change at short notice.
Please check www.Berks-BucksFA.com for the most up-to-date fixture information.MATCH DETAILS
Meet time
The Club House
08:30
Kick-off
Pepper v RBS
09:30
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