Weston hosted Broadmeadow for the Bears first Saturday night game of the year. In a highly anticipated match it was the visitors who opened very brightly asking a number questions of the Bears defence. Weston were beginning to work their way back into the game only to see Magic take the lead. Both sides were creating opportunities with Broadmeadow looking very sharp and this saw them double their tally. The Bears did have their chances and missed an excellent opportunity to pull one back before heading to the sheds.
The second have was a different story with Weston right back in it and beginning to get over the top of their opponents. This was rewarded when Robbie Turnbull slotted home for the Bears and reviving the home side. Weston continued to lift but a sweeping move from Broadmeadow found the net at the most inopportune time taking the wind right out of Weston's sails. As the game opened up, with Weston now chasing the game, another 2 goals were conceded rounding out a disappointing night.
The second have was a different story with Weston right back in it and beginning to get over the top of their opponents. This was rewarded when Robbie Turnbull slotted home for the Bears and reviving the home side. Weston continued to lift but a sweeping move from Broadmeadow found the net at the most inopportune time taking the wind right out of Weston's sails. As the game opened up, with Weston now chasing the game, another 2 goals were conceded rounding out a disappointing night.
Maitland Mercury
Bears attack full of magic
JOSH CALLINAN
An undefeated Weston Bears outfit have been among the most prolific scorers in the Northern NSW Football State League this season.
Seven goals in three matches have earned the Bears the second best attacking record in the league....
Read the full article online at the Maitland Mercury
Weston Workers Bears U15s took maximum points from their rescheduled game against Hunter Valley tonight winning 4-1.
Goals for Weston were scored by Jacob Golding (2) Caine Robinson and Brad Millar.
Well done to everyone and....
C'mon you Bears!
Goals for Weston were scored by Jacob Golding (2) Caine Robinson and Brad Millar.
Well done to everyone and....
C'mon you Bears!
Today saw the Bears travell over Blue Gum to take on the Eagles.
On a very heavy pitch, in what is always a hotly contested competition, Weston were forced into an early change with Jamie Subat needing to be replaced after only 3 minutes. It was the big spending Eagles who drew first blood only to see Robbie Turnbull equalise with a fantastic strike after cutting inside and pulling the trigger. Joel Hardwick (right) then let loose from
downtown with a cracking shot that was too hot for the Edgy keeper and saw the Bears take a 2-1 lead to the sheds.
The second half saw Edgeworth step it up and press for an equaliser that eventually came. 2-2 is how the game ended with the Bears defence putting in a big shift late on. However, both sides will be ruing missed opportunities.
The U23s went close but eventually went down 3-2.
Weston's U19s got back on track with a fine 4-0 win.
The U17s up and down season continued with a 3-2 loss.
On a very heavy pitch, in what is always a hotly contested competition, Weston were forced into an early change with Jamie Subat needing to be replaced after only 3 minutes. It was the big spending Eagles who drew first blood only to see Robbie Turnbull equalise with a fantastic strike after cutting inside and pulling the trigger. Joel Hardwick (right) then let loose from downtown with a cracking shot that was too hot for the Edgy keeper and saw the Bears take a 2-1 lead to the sheds. The second half saw Edgeworth step it up and press for an equaliser that eventually came. 2-2 is how the game ended with the Bears defence putting in a big shift late on. However, both sides will be ruing missed opportunities.
The U23s went close but eventually went down 3-2.
Weston's U19s got back on track with a fine 4-0 win.
The U17s up and down season continued with a 3-2 loss.
