The under 12’s travelled through the New Forest for their cup semi final against Lymington Sprites.
Oscar Smith opened the scoring before the hosts levelled sending the tie to a penalty shoot out.

With Bishops Waltham waiting in the final, Juniors held their nerve to win 4-3 and take their place in next Saturdays final.

Both under 16’s played their last league game of the season.
The Reds needed just a point to finish as league runners up, and looked on course to do just that as they were drawing 0-0 to league champions Andover New Street at the break.

Jacob Curtis put them 1-0 up in the second half and although the visitors levelled moments later, they game look destined to end all square until the final moments when a shot took two deflections and found its way in the far corner of the net.
The defeat left them in a very respectable 4th place showing their vast development this season.

The Whites travelled to Amesbury Juniors in a dress rehearsal for their cup semi final on Tuesday night, but suffered a bad day at the office with a disappointing 5-0 defeat which saw the hosts leapfrog them in the table on goal difference and finish a solid 8th place.

The experience of playing up an age group has not seen them overawed over the course of the season.

Goals from Dom Pike, Gene Dunn and Stanley Howland saw the under 9’s Whites league season finish with a draw at home to Worthys Blues.

The game brought an end to a 26-game run that top scorer Carlos Campbell had consequently scored in, breaking the previous club record of 19 games.

Olly Clayden scored a hatrick as under 10’s Reds travelled to Lyndhurst. Fin Evans grabbed two goals while Jack Haigh and Seb Norman also scored.

Charlie Green scored his 50th goal for the club as he netted a hatrick for the under 8’s Whites away to Shipton Bellinger.
On their 50th appearance for the club Freddie Trollope struck 3 goals while Tom Latter scored twice.
Eithan Jn Charles also fired home twice.

The 8’s Reds travelled to Tidworth Town Terriers with Oliver Webb scoring his first goals for the club with a brace. Charlie Malcolm scored twice while Luca Potgieter fired home a hatrick.
The latter also scored in a friendly after the league fixture.

Man of the match Joshua Gamet ran from the halfway line to score the under 7’s first goal at home to Downton Reds. Lucas Dear hit a thunderbolt strike and Toby Woodhouse-Smith got two goals both by beating a couple of defenders and slotting home.

In friendlies, Ed Russell made his 50th appearance for the club as the under 9’s reds travelled to Upper Clatford. Tom Layet and man of the match Coniah Lomotey scoring his first goal for the club.

The under 10’s Whites and under 11’s Reds played a development match on Friday evening and served up more entertainment than than the following England vs Scotland game before playing a second game on Saturday morning to finish their respective seasons.