Tigers and Vikings finished second equal with three wins apiece, although Tigers had a better goal difference.  Harrow finished 4th.

However Harrow were able to celebrate the killer game at the end, when the youngest player in the tournament at only 9 beat all of the other players to win the prize.

Thanks to everyone who came along to take part and to help out on the day.

Vikings Juniors next events are two U11 tournaments, to be held on Feb 28th and March 21st, both from 12-5pm at Ely College.

On Nov 20th, Vikings hosted Milton Road.  This match was played with U11s.  Milton Road won the match 5-1.

On Dec 6th, Vikings hosted Tigers.  This was an U13s match, which Vikings won 3-0.

Current League Table:

                                  P      W   D   L         Pts          GD

Milton Road                  1        1    0   0         2             4

Ely Vikings                   2        1   0    1          2            -1

Cambridge Tigers        1        0   0    1          0           -3

These were the CKA U16s team’s first matches together, and were taking on a strong Norfolk team and a young London team – both sets of opposition including players from the England youth set-up.

The first match was against Norfolk.  The game was very close with either team leading at different times.  CKA were one goal up at half time.  Despite Norfolk going into the lead, we managed to come back and were up by two with only a couple of minutes to go.  But two late Norfolk goals meant the match ended all square – 10-10.

In the next game, Norfolk beat London by three goals.

Then it was CKA’s turn to take on the London team.  This match was slighly more comfortable for the CKA team, leading by a goal or two throughout, before stretching their lead in the end, making the final score 13-7 in CKA’s favour.

All of this meant that the CKA team and Norfolk were tied on three points, but CKA just took the competition with a superior goal difference.

Top scorer on the day was Vikings’ Helen Johnson, who scored 6 goals over the two CKA games.  Next best was Vikings’ Olly Watts, who scored 4 goals plus a penalty.  However almost all of the players got on the scoresheet.

CKA squad:  Joseph Murfitt (Littleport Lions), Toby Clarke, Tom Northfield, Paul Kim, Rebecca West, Charlotte O’Sullivan (Cambridge Tigers), Olly Watts, Alex Seabright, Ant Brolia, Jamie Cranwell, Helen Johnson, Robyn Seabright (Ely Vikings).

Table                  P       W   D   L      Pts     GD

CKA                    2        1    1    0        3      +6

Norfolk               2        1    1     0       3       +3

London               2        0    0   2        0      -9

The winners were Milton Road A, from Cambridge, coached by Liz Jones, who won all six of their matches, except for the first game which they drew with eventual runners-up Cambridge City.

There was further success for Milton Road as one of their players, Sebastian, won the game of knockout “killer” at the end of the day.

Thanks to everyone who came along to play, referee and help out on the day.

Players are invited to be part of the squad by emailling team manager Andy on andrewdunlop@hotmail.com .  In order to be eligible to play, players must have been under the age of 16 on September 1st 2009, and be a member of a CKA club.

• Sunday Jan. 24th – Under 9s
• Sunday Feb 7th – Under 13s
• Sunday Feb 28th – Under 11s

Entry is £25 per team.  To enter a team, or for more information, email Andy on andrewdunlop@hotmail.com with “korfball” in the subject.

This is the blog page for junior korfball in Cambridgeshire.  Here you will find information about the clubs and schools where korfball is played in this area.