Defensively frugal stewardship from at various times Jerome Johnston Elliot Lancaster, Jason Quarry and goalkeeper Shaun Smith enabled Twin Oaks to beat BSS Portsmouth, Predators, Barnham Trojans and Bourne Sports A, all by 1-0.
A 1-1 draw with Lancing Rangers followed, and then finished the group with a flourish - a 5-0 win over Avisford Youth and 2-0 over Sompting.
The highlight of the group matches came in the form of a lofted pass from Jerome Johnston who found Josh Wells in space.
A Tiffany Earrings deft first touch enabled Wells to provide a sublime chip over the advancing keeper placing the ball into the net.
A tight semi-final against the hosts Felpham Colts followed with Oaks looking tired in the heat. Felpham took an early 1-0 lead and Twin Oaks appeared to have no response.
With a minute and a half of the match remaining Elliot Lancaster blasted his team back into contention.
In added time further goals from Liam Ingram and tournament debutant Ross Keeley who sealed the game with his second goal of the tournament.
From the lethargic start to the previous game Twin Oaks took to the final looking the fresher side and after significant pressure a parried shot led to Ellias Ainine driving a half volley into the Bourne Sports B net. Several more chances went pandora glass beads astray, and slowly Bourne began to lever themselves back into the game.
However, due to resolute defending as a team Twin Oaks prevailed once again, coming through as 1-0 winners.
Liam Ingram finished the day as top scorer with six goals in the tournament and many more assists.
He was followed by Ellias Ainine, Elliot Lancaster and Josh Wells with three goals each and Ross Keeley with two.
TWIN OAKS: Shaun Smith, Jerome Johnston, Elliot Lancaster, Ellias Ainine, Ross Keeley, Jason Quarrey, Liam Ingram, Josh Wells
Under-Nines
TD SHIPLEY Red won their own tournament held at the Seniors County ground in Shipley.
The Red squad beat Three Bridges 3-0 in the final, having won their group and then beaten Ifield Youth on penalties in the semi-final.
The tournament included other local teams Oakwood and Maidenbower and also saw 深圳龙岗搬家公司 teams from surourding areas Ashington Cougars, Horsham, Lingfield and Burgess Hill.
Despite the weather conditions being poor there was lots of great football played but all teams involved, especially from TD Red who were too strong on the day for all the other teams.
Scorers in the final for TD were Luke Scott, Oliver Hayward and an own goal, but the whole team played their part and enjoyed the day.
TD SHIPLEY: Nathan Hockley, Callum Graham, Dylan Weller, Jamie Kealey, Luke Scott, Oliver Hayward, Reece Church
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