Training starts friday in preparation for the next trip to Riga in Latvia

Apology

We would like to apologise for the lack of up dates during the tournament this was due to internet access problems.

Final position:

1 - Rouen (14 pt)

 2 - Amiens 1 (13 pts)

 3 - Courbevoie (13 pts)

 4 - England U15 (12 pts)

 5 - Angers (8 pts)

 6 - Caen (3 pts)

 7 - Amiens 2 (0 pt)

Game 6

England - Courbevoie: 0-3

The last matches of the day are critical to rank the four teams from the top of the table, and against England, it is the best red playing the game fairly well by locking their defensive zone. They therefore benefit from the English frustration from which to attack and score three beautiful goals. The meeting is very tough between the two teams advance but not reduced when the British stumble constantly on the defense and goalie courbevoisien. In late matches, the two adversaries are no longer any gifts but young English will fail to find the fault once.

Game 5

England - Angers: 6-0

The part is played strongly during the first period when the Dukes compete against the English. The game is fun and the two guards are illustrated on the right opportunities that occur from either side. In the last two minutes, the Reds were nevertheless able to gain advantage by deceiving the vigilance twice Anjou. Subsequently, in the last period, the British strafed a lot towards the opposing net while Angers able to acquire cons bold. However, the English national team is strong and eventually get the better of the defense white.

Game 4

England - Caen: 11-0

The English can not take gently on the meeting. This takes place one-sided when the Reds goals after pallets but they remain stuck in their butts. After twelve minutes into the first third, the scoreboard already showed a three-goal lead for the English, and they will continue to unfold achievements to reward a good win.

Game 3

Amiens 2 - England: 0-11 (0-5, 0-6)

Young Amiens are resisting but the English are still largely in their attacking zone, two binding Amiens defense work.The white zone inputs are scarce and timid, and quickly caught up by the rear of the English national team. During the second period, the reds do not lose the pace and still dominate the local party while still concentrated in defense, do their utmost to keep the score.

Game 2

Rouen - England 9-2 (7-1, 2-1)

Both teams are roughly equal playing until Rouen succeeds in being more dangerous to the English nets to take a good advantage already. The English, who yesterday were very pressing to have the puck much more difficult to settle on the great ice Coliseum (3-0). The whites are able to reduce the power play (3-1). However, the Dragons began to enter the defense of white like butter and are showing more realistic front of the cage to close a first score on a third already heavy (7-1). 
back on the ice at the young English understand each other and reduce the mark of a small goal. They hold the Rouen in check, even if they still dominate, but loupent many opportunities preferring to keep the puck. The last four minutes they spend outnumbered them fatal for a final realization Norman.

Game 1

Amiens 1 - England: 3-4 (2-2, 1-2)

The game is well paced right away. The Gothic mark the first feint in English but do not decrease in intensity and are able to equalize. The red and react strongly and collectively Amiens but knows his little mirror and can regain the advantage. Time is running and the proposed game is interesting. Are good opportunities to put the assets of both teams, but the English who had settled in the attacking zone to recover counters equality before the break. 
In the second period, the selection of England is back and manages to pass before but the score remains tight. The porter English very well back in his match while the part quite physical degenerates somewhat. Amiens can enjoy a double power play when England lack an empty cage that would have sealed the match. Cut in their tracks by a problem of brightness, the Gothic Competition will fail to wrest the shootout goals.

Time is counting down as the tournament approaches and final preparations are underway, for the trip

We would like to introduce you to this years Squad & Team officials

	POS	NAME	CLUB	CONFERENCE
1	NM	SONNY PHILLIPS	ROMFORD	SOUTH EAST
2	D	THOMAS BARRY	SHEFFIELD	MIDLANDS
3	F	RYAN COFFEY	MILTON KEYNES	SOUTH WEST
4	F	CONNOR GLOSSOP	NOTTINGHAM	MIDLANDS
5	F	GLEN BILLING	ROMFORD	SOUTH EAST
6	D	HARRY HATFIELD	GUILDFORD	SOUTH WEST
7	D	CHARLIE PHILLIPS	ROMFORD	SOUTH EAST
8	D	MATTHEW LEES	TELFORD	MIDLANDS
9	F	MICHEAL STRATFORD	SWINDON	SOUTH WEST
10	D	OLIVER WARD	TELFORD	MIDLANDS
11	D	PHILLIP MURCH	GUILDFORD	SOUTH WEST
12	F	LEE BONNER	KINSTON	NORTH
13	D	ELLIOTT DEWEY	SLOUGH	SOUTH EAST
14	F	LUC JOHNSON	MILTON KEYNES	SOUTH WEST
15	D	JOSEPH GRETTON	NOTTINGHAM	MIDLANDS
16	F	CAMERON BROWNLEY	SHEFFIELD	MIDLANDS
17	F	CALLUM QUEENAN	WHITLEY BAY	NORTH
18	F	JOSEPH ASTON	TELFORD	MIDLANDS
19	F	SCOTT BAILEY	SLOUGH	SOUTH EAST
20	F	SEBASTIAN DOWNING	ROMFORD	SOUTH WEST
21	F	CALLUM COOK	GUILDFORD	SOUTH WEST
22	NM	DENNIS BELL	ROMFORD	SOUTH EAST
		RESERVE
23	NM	STEVE LICKMAN	NOTTINGHAM	MIDLANDS
		TEAM OFFICIALS
		PAUL HAYES	HEAD COACH
		GEOFF KEELEY	ASSISTANT COACH
		SUE GREEN	MANAGER
		KATIE DAVIES	PHYSIO
		IRENE JONES	EIHA REPRESENTATIVE