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The Girls' Tournament took place on Friday 12th May 2023 at Ribbon Academy, Murton.

Entrants - Ropery Walk, Ryhope, St Cuthbert's, St Mary Magdalen's and Westlea

On a cool spring evening, Ropery Walk and St Cuthbert's both won their opening sets of matches to set the pace. St Mary's then started to find their form to make a strong challenge. The Ryhope and Westlea girls played some excellent football as well and scored some terrific goals. However, it was Ropery Walk who began to dominate the tournament by playing some irresistible football. The St Mary's girls weren't far behind but the Ropery girls were in no mood to let their early lead slip. The final game between Ropery and St Cuthbert's was the decisive match in the whole tournament with Ropery winning by a single, brilliant goal. That meant that Ropery Walk had won all their four games and deservedly won the tournament with St Mary Magdalen's finishing as runners-up. As usual, the whole competition was played in excellent spirit and provided great entertainment for the spectators. Congratulations to the girls from Ropery Walk and to all the teams for a superb tournament.

Girls' Tournament Rules

i) Ten players per squad (limited to Y5 and Y6), seven of whom form the team and the other three are subs.

ii) Games are 4 minutes each way (unless agreed otherwise before the tournament).

iii) The playing rules are the same as for mini-soccer.

iv) If sufficient numbers warrant a dual league system, teams are drawn to play in two leagues and each league team plays each other once. The winners of group one play the winners of group two in the final. If the final is drawn, extra time of two minutes each way will be played. If there is still no winner after extra time, the trophy will be shared unless both finalists agree to take part in a penalty shoot-out, which would involve 5 players from each team.

v) Teams are awarded three points for a win and one for a draw.

vi) Should teams have the same number of points the highest placed team shall be decided as follows: a) Goal difference; b) Most goals scored; c) Won most matches; d) Result(s) of matches between the teams concerned. Should teams share a qualifying position in the group and the playing records are identical, then a 'golden goal' play-off match may be arranged if time permits. If this is impossible or the play-off match is goalless, the position will be decided by a penalty shoot-out involving 5 players from each team.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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