The U18 Floodlit team had a tough encounter at Dunstable Town on Thursday evening. Goals from Aidan Banks, Theo Cuthbert and Kaiden Bunce were not enough as Dunstable won 6-3.

Ben Sullivan’s U16 Dynamos suffered a second loss in a close match with Gerrards Cross. Some good passing from both teams, but ultimately a 5-3 loss for them.
The U16 Youth however had a bruising encounter with FC Cippenham. Winning 3-1 was a great result, but the opposition had a number of yellow cards and 1 red card during/after the match…!

The U15 Dynamos suffered a 4-1 loss to Thame. Despite creating a number of chances, Thame were more clinical in front of goal.
George and Harrison were on target for the U15 Youth team and all looked good going in at half time 2-1 up. However, a couple of long balls catching the boys out saw them lose out 3-2 in a very close match.

The U14 Dynamos have had a tough start to the campaign with an 8-2 loss this week. Risborough are early favourites and showed why with clinical finishing. Still some positives taken from the match and they move on to next week hungry for a win.
The U14 Youth started their season yesterday with a 4-1 win over FC Cippenham. The highlight being a superb hat-trick from Kamsi Samuel.
Ben Buckingham’s U14 Colts started life at home to Chinnor Youth and ended up with a 3-1 loss. Haider scored a screamer to keep them in the game, but Chinnor were just more clinical in the end.

U13 Dynamos lost out to Aylesbury United in a close encounter. It did show the boys the level in the top division. 1 win, 1 loss so far.
The U13 Youth lost out again by just 1 goal as they lost out 4-3 to Wycombe Town.
Peter Medlycott’s U13 Colts started their first season as an 11-a-side team with an impressive 8-1 win over Marlow FC. A hat-trick each for Dorin and Liam, supported by Owen and Cassius with the other goals. There were also debuts for Isla and Alex as well.

U12 Youth team were defeated in a 7 goal thriller at Haywood Way. Losing out 4-3 in the end to Stokenchurch. They went 2-0 up early on but a couple of mistakes let them back in. Despite a strong second half, they ended up losing out.
The U12 Colts recorded their first win of the season, defeating Chesham 4-1.

It was a clean sweep for the U11 Boys section with 3 wins. The Dynamos beat Risborough 5-3 in what was looking like a frustrating morning. However a Freddie hat-trick calmed the nerves and Andre and Jake scored their 5 goals.
The Youth team then went and won 6-2 with Malin (2), Venkata (2) Daniel and Ollie scoring their goals.
The Colts made it 2 in 2 with a tight 6-5 win over Beaconsfield Colts. Harris was another hat-trick hero on the day and a great goal from Aaron then Kevin and Harry sealed the win.
The U11 Girls took on a very strong Stoke Hammond team and lost out 8-1. Tia got the solitary goal and shout outs to Grace and Lexey for great performances.

The U10 Dynamos won 2 and lost 2 in their games against Crendon Corinthians. A slow start for the Blue team but they improved as the morning went on grabbing a couple of goals. The Yellow team listened at training and put it into practise during the games, scoring 4 goals and winning both games. Special mentions to Jett and Cade for excellent matches.
Another mixed bag for the U10 Youth with 1 win, 2 draws and a loss against Marlow. Martin reports they worked hard all match and played some great football.

The U9’s grabbed 2 x draws and 2 x losses against Chesham teams. Archie made some superb saves for the Blue team to keep the opposition at bay. Kuda grabbed a couple of goals for the Yellow team as well.
The U9 Blue team got their first win of the season beating Kempston 4-2. Milena Morgan and Lara Gubbard both getting 2 goals each in a fantastic win.
The U9 Yellow team, managed by Graham Thomas, had their first ever match together and were unlucky to lose 6-3 to Shefford. Sarang Gurung was another hat-trick hero as she grabbed all Dynamos goals.

There was a great atmosphere at Haywood Way for a U8 Dynamos v U8 Athletic match in the League. Both teams played some excellent football and that age group looks very promising and look forward to seeing them progress. The Athletic team managed 4 wins, but they were very close matches and played in the right spirit.
Woody reported that the U8 Youth and U8 Colts teams are in a period of transition with many new players in the squads. Both teams lost all 4 matches in their Divisions, but they will learn and progress as the season continues.

Finally, the new U7’s team were in action at the club and Carl Baker saw them win 2 and lose 2 in an even first match for the youngest club members.