Hogan hotshots: Blackpool and District Youth Football League finals
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Highbury staged the traditional Hogan Cup and Plate finals in a packed Saturday programme.
For the under-sevens, eights and nines, the season has been primarily about development matches, the young players enjoyed the competitive action of the knockout games and the showpiece occasion at Fleetwood.
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Hide AdLytham Juniors were the only club to bring home two trophies from finals day, with the other six shared between different teams.
The under-nines winners will now go on to take part in the B&DYFL's new under-10s competition next season.
The full list of winners is as follows.
Under-7s cup: Foxhall Sporting, plate: Lytham Junior Vipers
Under-8s cup: Lytham Junior Maroons, plate: Poulton FC Trojans
Under-9s cup: YMCA Panthers, plate: CN Sports Whites
Under-18s cup: Poulton Town, plate: West Coast Sports.
But the season isn't over for Fleetwood Town, who will be hosting the annual Girls' Festival at their Poolfoot Farm training complex in Thornton next month.
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Hide AdMore than 700 young players are expected to take part in competitions for all age groups from under-sevens to U15s.
The Festival begins with the youngest players a week on Saturday (June 11), going through to the oldest two weeks later (June 25).
The opening day will feature five-a-side action for the U7s and U8, with the U9s and U10s playing seven-a-side.
Nine-a-side matches follow the next day (June 12) for the U11s and U12s.
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Hide AdIt's the turn of the U13s on Saturday 18, also playing nine-a-side, followed by the first 11-a-side matched on Sunday 19, featuring the U14s.
Full-sized teams also on the final day (Saturday 25) for the U15s.
Places were still available for teams in the U7, 8, 9 and 10 groups yesterday and these can be booked via https://poolfootfarm.ezfacility.com (select 'Registrations').