Girls Under 14 County Cup

This is a 9v9 competition

First Round	Second Round
Quarter Final	Semi Final	Final
Competition Secretary	County Cup Rules	Roll of Honour

Special Rules

1. The competition will be played according to the FA Laws for 9 v 9 Football.
2. Each school will select a squad of 14 players, 9 of whom will form the team, the other 5 being substitutes.
3. Players shall have completed their 12th year but not their 14th year on or before the 1st September that season. (i.e. girls from Years 8 and 9).
4. If a team fields an illegible (e.g. from Years 7, 10 or 11, or from another school) player, that team will be ejected from the competition from where they played that illegible player. If that was found to be a round further back in the competition than when the information came to light, then any previous games will need to be replayed so that a team was not beaten by a team playing an illegible player.
5. All games shall be of two periods, each of 30 minutes duration.
6. A size 4 ball to be used.
7. In all games, if the scores are level at the end of normal time, extra time of 10 minutes each way must be played. If the game is still a draw the result will be decided by penalties (taken in accordance with the recommendations of FIFA and published in the Laws of the Game).

To enter the U14 Girls County Cup a representative of the school/college/academy MUST attend the Girls' Committee AGM.

Could the winning team please inform the Competition Secretary, with the result of the match, as soon as possible after the completion of the game.

FIRST ROUND by Friday 28 September 2018			^TOP
1	Biddick Academy	2 - 6	Framwellgate
2	St Robert of Newminster RC	1 - 4	Easington Academy
SECOND ROUND by Friday 26 October 2018
A	Framwellgate	v	Easington Academy
B	Durham Johnston	8 - 1	Kepier
C	Cardinal Hume Catholic School	2 - 5	Longfield Academy of Sport
D	St Joseph's Catholic Academy	8 - 2	Parkside Academy
E	The Academy at Shotton Hall	2 - 8	North Durham Academy
F	Kingsmeadow Community School	0 - 2	St John's RC
G	High Tunstall College of Science	v	Bishop Barrington
H	Carmel College	0 - 1	St Bede's RC, Lanchester
QUARTER FINAL by Friday 21 December 2018
Q1	A	v	Durham Johnston
Q2	Longfield Academy	v	St Joseph's Catholic Academy
Q3	North Durham Academy	v	St John's RC
Q4	G	v	St Bede's RC, Lanchester
SEMI-FINAL by Friday 15 February 2019
SA	Q1	v	Q2
SB	Q3	v	Q4
FINAL by Easter 2019			^TOP
	SA	v	SB

Competition Secretary: J Murray

 

Roll of Honour

Season	Winners	Runners-up
1997-98	Durham Johnston	English Martyrs RC, Hartlepool
1998-99	Shared: Durham Johnston / Monkwearmouth
1999-00	Durham Johnston	Hebburn
2000-01	Durham Johnston	Springfield, Jarrow
2001-02	Durham Johnston	Pennywell, Sunderland
2002-03	Framwellgate Moor	Durham Johnston
2003-04	Park View, Chester-le-Street	Shildon Sunnydale
2004-05	Whitburn CE	Park View, Chester-le-Street
2005-06	Biddick, Washington	St John's RC, Bishop Auckland
2006-07	Houghton Kepier	Durham Johnston
2007-08	Durham Johnston Comprehensive	Houghton Kepier
2008-09	Durham Johnston Comprehensive	St Joseph's RC, Hebburn
2009-10	Durham Johnston Comprehensive	Hurworth, Darlington
2010-11	Framwellgate School	Houghton Kepier Sports College
2011-12	The Academy at Shotton Hall, Peterlee	St John's RC, Bishop Auckland
2012-13	Kepier, Houghton	St Aidan's CE Academy
2013-14	The Academy at Shotton Hall, Peterlee	St Joseph's RC, Hebburn
2014-15	St Leonard's RC, Durham	Biddick Academy, Washington
2015-16	Biddick Academy, Washington	Kepier, Houghton-le-Spring
2016-17	North Durham Academy, Stanley	St Bede's RC, Peterlee
2017-18	St Bede's RC, Lanchester	Durham Johnston

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