TFL
6: Winter 2008-9 Winners!
The
latest season of TFL football
has just ended, and once more
it was competitive, exciting
campaign at Rugby Town FC's
new generation artificial pitch
facility at Butlin Road.
You
and your team can join
our Sunday or Monday night leagues
right now in time for the new
2009 Spring League which will
start from 31st May and 1st
June 2009.
Just
call us on 01788 866944
or click
here to register
your team and you could be playing
from next week!
Games
are held at Rugby Town FC's
3G fully-floodlit astroturf
facility at Butlin Road on Sunday
evenings from 6pm and Monday
evenings from 7pm.
7-a-side
football - 3G Rubber Crumb -
28 minute games - FA qualified
referees - Fully Floodlit -
Friendly & competitive environment
- £30/team - Licensed
Sports Bar - TFL Rugby - Rugby
Town Football Club
TFL
RUGBY Sunday Night League
Sunday
Premier Division
Champions - Rokeby
Ultimates
Star Man - Sam Bourne (Rokeby)
Top Scorer - Will Mortimore
(Spartans FC)
Sunday
League One
Champions
- Bare
Merkage
Star Man - Ed Coles-Jordan (Team
Rocket)
Top Scorer - Adam Hinton (Sensotemp)
Top Keeper - Scott McKillop
(Bare Merkage)
Sunday
League Two
Champions
- RSFC
Star Man - Craig Hyde (RSFC)
Top Scorer - John Woodward (U
Do RealiZe?)
Sunday
Cup
Winners
- Raccoons
Runners-up - Hit Or Misfits
This
season saw three divisions for
the first time at TFL and the
added competition in each league
really spiced things up!
The
Premier Division looked like
it could go all the way with
Rokeby Ultimates, Hit Or Misfits
and Spartans FC locked together
at the half way mark but it
was Rokeby who found the extra
form in the final part of the
season to pull away and win
the Championship by 10 points.
Rokeby,
captained by Sam Bourne, showed
great consistency in their first
ever season at TFL and really
look like the team to beat in
the Sunday Premier next season.
Raccoons
(formerly Leicester Juniors)
collected the Sunday Cup and
had to defeat Premier Division
top trio Spartans, Rokeby and
lastly Misfits 2-1 in the final
to claim the coveted prize!
Last
season's cup holders Bare Merkage
were determined not to spend
too long in League One and they
dominated from the early stages
to eventually seal the title
and promotion back to the Premier
Division, 11 points ahead of
runners-up Fcukwits.
TFL
debutants RSFC scooped the League
Two championship staving off
a late challenge from fellow
newbies Draycote Hotel.
On
the individual front, Sam Bourne
won the Star Man award for the
Premier Division while Spartan
FC's Will Mortimore was the
top scorer with 24 goals.
Bare
Merkage goalkeeper Scott McKillop
picked up a special top keeper
award for conceding just four
goals all season while Adam
Hinton (Sensotemp) an Ed Coles-Jordan
(Team Rocket) won the golden
boot and Star Man awards respectively.
John
Woodward of U Do RealiZe? claimed
the League Two golden boot and
Craig Hyde of RSFC was the Star
Man.
| SUNDAY
PREMIER DIVISION CHAMPIONS |
| Rokeby
Ultimates |
 |
Rokeby
Ultimates impressively
sealed the Premier Division
title in their debut season
at TFL and firmly look
like the team to beat. |
| |
| SUNDAY
LEAGUE ONE CHAMPIONS |
| Bare
Merkage |
 |
TFL
stalwarts Bare
Merkage earned
promotion back to the
Premier Division by claiming
the League One title in
impressive fashion. |
| |
| SUNDAY
LEAGUE TWO CHAMPIONS |
| RSFC |
 |
RSFC
held off a late challenge
from Draycote Hotel to
win the League Two title
in their debut season,
earning promotion to League
One. |
| |
| SUNDAY
PREMIER TOP SCORER |
| Will
Mortimore (Spartans
FC) |
 |
Spartan
FC's Will Mortimore
was on fire in front of
goal with an impressive
24 goals in just 15 league
games. |
| |
| SUNDAY
PREMIER STAR MAN |
| Sam
Bourne (Rokeby
Ultimates) |
 |
| Sam
Bourne's excellent
displays including 20 goals
and 6 star man awards earnt
him the Premier Division
Star Man award. |
| |
| SUNDAY
SPECIAL TOP KEEPER AWARD |
| Scott
McKillop (Bare
Merkage) |
 |
League
One champions Bare Merkage's
goalkeeper and skipper
Scott McKillop
was an inspiration in
between the posts. He
conceded just four goals
in fifteen games. |
| |
| SUNDAY
LEAGUE ONE TOP SCORER |
| Adam
Hinton (Sensotemp) |
 |
For
a second successive season,
Sensotemp's Adam
Hinton won the
League One golden boot
for his fantastic return
of 19 goals from 16 games. |
| |
| SUNDAY
LEAGUE ONE STAR MAN |
| Ed
Coles-Jordan (Team
Rocket) |
| |
| Ed
Coles-Jordan had
an excellent debutant season
with Team Rocket, picking
up no less than 5 star man
awards. |
| |
| SUNDAY
LEAGUE TWO TOP SCORER |
| John
Woodward (U Do
RealiZe?) |
 |
U
Do RealiZe striker John
Woodward was
too hot for most League
Two defences with 16 goals
in 15 games including
4 goals in the final game. |
| |
| SUNDAY
LEAGUE TWO STAR MAN |
| Craig
Hyde (RSFC) |
 |
| RSFC's
Craig Hyde
showed that he could take
RSFC to a higher level with
excellent displays from
the middle of the park.
He won 4 star man awards
and scored 6 goals. |
TFL
RUGBY Monday Night League
Monday
Premier Division
Champions - The
FMs
Star Man - Sean Leonard (Harchester
United)
Top Scorer - Jake Hartley (Spartans
FC)
Monday
Cup
Winners
- Hit
Lewiss
Runners-up - The FMs
The
FMs finally collected their
first league championship on
a Monday night at the fifth
attempt of asking.
After
two runners-up finishes and
two 3rd-places, The FMs, captained
by Paul A'Barrow, saw off the
opposition to eventually win
the title at a canter.
Hit
Lewiss won their first piece
of silverware with victory in
the Monday Cup, winning the
final on penalties against The
FMs.
Hit
Lewiss, an amalgamation of TFL
Sunday sides Hit Or Misfits
& Team Lewiss, also finished
runners-up in the league.
Jake
Hartley of Hit Lewiss won the
golden boot with 19 goals while
Harchester United goalkeeper
Sean Leonard scooped the Star
Man award.
| MONDAY
PREMIER DIVISION CHAMPIONS |
| The
FMs |
 |
Experienced
TFL side The FMs
added to their
cup successes with a league
championship at the fifth
attempt. |
| |
| MONDAY
CUP CHAMPIONS |
| Hit
Lewiss |
 |
League
runners-up Hit
Lewiss put in
a tremendous performance
in the cup final to defeat
The FMs on penalties to
claim their first piece
of TFL silverware. |
| |
| MONDAY
TOP SCORER |
| Jake
Hartley (Hit Lewiss) |
 |
Hit
Lewiss striker
Jake Hartley was
in lethal form in front
of goal once more with
19 goals in 16 games to
add to his 23 goals on
a Sunday with Hit or Misfits. |
| |
| MONDAY
STAR MAN |
| Sean
Leonard (Harchester
United) |
 |
Harchester
United goalkeeper Sean
Leonard has always
stood out and his performances
with the gloves were consistently
good with 4 star man awards. |
TFL
Teams!
| SUNDAY
PREMIER DIVSION |
| Spartans
FC |
 |
Spartans
FC, led by goalkeeper
Clem Bass are ever improving
with a 2nd place finish
and will be genuine contenders
for the Premier Division
title next season. |
| |
| SUNDAY
LEAGUE TWO |
| DH
Dons |
 |
DH
Dons, managed
by Adam Daly (left back),
finished 4th in League
Two and will unfortunately
be leaving TFL due to
the players going to University.
All the best lads! |
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