Howden Clough Girls U10
 Team One lost there return fixture at Altofts 4-3 in a thrilling game where Altofts put in some older girls to even the game up. Alice Senior scored for Clough before goalkeeper Poala Cavelero and Sammy Walsh scrambled the ball clear before Altofts went 3-1 up at half time. A Laura Broadbent free kick made it game on with some excellent passing by Heleena Egan and Player of the day Rosie Whitehead going close and creating a succession of corners, which Laura Broadbent took and hit Altofts goalkeeper in the face to make it 3-3. With the last 3 mins remaining Altofts pushed forward and a last gasp tackle by Christina Pichowicz fell kindly to an Altoft player who slotted it home.

Sun 6 Mar 05 Howden Clough Girls U10 Team one won 9-0 against Altofts. A fantastic attacking display with Rosie Whitehead (4) and Laura Broadbent (3) causing havoc in the Altofts defence, every time they recieved the ball from the midfield by Alice Senior (1) and Sammy Walsh who's passing from the defence enabled Poala Caverlero and Levi McLeod her first goal on her first team outing by attacking down the wings. Well done also to Heleena Egan in goal who shouted and controlled her area well. The whole team earned the Player of the Day.
Team Two
Drew 1-1 at Altofts in a game where clough should have been 2 or 3 up but for some good goalkeeping. After some good passing in midfield by Ellie Kissane and Tanisha Barrett put Lauren Slater into space and fired home an excellent goal from 5 yards. A Different game in the second half where Player og the Day Poala Caverlero and Rhiannon Sheehan were constantly put under pressure. A good run late in the game by Jade Fisher-Wilkins nearly put the energetic Heleena Egan to score late on, but a deserved 1-1 Draw was good for both teams.
 

Sun 10 Apr Howden Clough U11's girls
Howden Clough team one came out 2-0 winners against Norristhorpe in a pulsating game with a goal coming in the first minute by 2 goal hero Laura Broadbent. Midfielders Alice Senior, Katherine Lee all playing there part in some excellent passing and attacking play. The second half Norristhorpe seemed to get stronger and stronger but Captain Sammy Walsh marshalled her defenders Rhiannon Sheehan, Poala Caverlera and Emily Bretton well, nut the Player of the day was goalkeeper Emma Cawtheray who made 5 or 6 crucial saves. This was a credit to both sides for some excellent entertainment.

Howden Clough U10 girls
Team 2 lost 0-6 also to Norristhorpe but the score line doesn't reflect how well Clough played. Some good defending by Levi Macleod earned her Player of the day also Jade Fisher-Wilkins and Ellie Kissane. We should have had a goal or two from debutant Rosie Hetherington, Lauren Slater and with Heleena Egan and Tanisha Barrett controlling midfield Clough should have done more but for one

Sun 24 Apr 05
Howden Clough U10 Team one drew 0-0 at Wigton Moor. A good start by clough gave an early chance for Laura Broadbent which just went wide. Some excellent build up play from Rosie Whitehead and Alice Senior, with Wigton getting more into the game a brilliant one handed save from keeper Emma Cawtheray which clough had to defend. Second half saw clough come close again from Christina Pichowzc.On the opposite end in defence Player of the day Emily Bretton, Sammy Walsh and the ever determined Rhiannon Sheehan a draw was a fair result.

Howden Clough U10 Team two lost 2-1 also to Wigton. Clough always chasing in the game, goalkeeper Poala Cavellera having to make some early saves. Levi Macleod and Jade Fisher-Wilkins tackling strong in defence going 2 down but on the stroke of half time Player of the day Tannisha Barrett a piece of individual brilliance pulling down on her knee and hitting it first time on the volley into the bottom corner and a celebration to match. Second half clough could have levelled from Lauren Slater and Rosie Hetherington but both went wide. Wigton got stronger but not for Ellie Kissane and Heleena Egan battling in midfield. Tanisha going in goal in the second half . Everything went straight into her hands.