Warriors started their Notts Youth League campaign against local rivals Bagthorpe in this Sunday under 15′s division 2 game in sensational fashion. Only 3 minutes into the game Andreas Kokkinou was on hand to fire the ball into the net following a well taken corner.For the first twenty minutes Warriors looked to have the upper hand, as the defence of Tyler Stafford, Jac Stevenson, Sam Stewart and Kokkinou looked solid, but as the game progressed Bagthorpe began to assert themselves with some decisive passing and they deservedly got an equaliser with an unstoppable lob that left the Warriors keeper stranded. Despite further Bagthorpe pressure resulting in a fine save from goalkeeper Luke Cook, Warriors restored their lead on the brink of half time when striker Nyran Wright was bundled over just outside the box and Kokkinou grabbed his second goal of the game with a fearsome free kick.

It seemed at the beginning of the second half that Warriors would go on to add to their tally but an own goal brought Bagthorpe level once more and moments later the home team took the lead when a slip by a Warriors player gave them a clear run at goal. Hucknall spurned several chances to get back into the game and with the home keeper denying both hardworking Tom Hall and Wright and Liam Burleys shot just skimming past the post time was running out to secure a point from the game. A controversial decision saw Jack Hutchbys goal not allowed even though it had crossed the line and to add to Warriors woes Bagthorpe got a fourth goal to secure victory when a long ball wrong footed the defence to beat the keeper.Man of the match for Warriors was Andreas Kokkinou for his contribution to the game at both ends of the pitch.

Hucknall Warriors Reds went into their final Young Elizabethan under 14′s division 2 game hoping to consolidate their 5th place position and were never really troubled in a one sided game that saw Jack Hutchby open the scoring when he ran with the ball from the half way line, beating several opposition players before leaving the keeper stranded.  A rare breakaway saw Pegasus equalise when Paice Lees made an excellent save only for the rebound to fall to a Pegasus player who made no mistake in slotting the ball home. Minutes later the home side regained their lead , Regan Scott firing the ball over the line from short range before Liam Burley added a third with a ferocious shot that cannoned off the bar into the net.  Warriors defence of Tyler Stafford, Lewis Nixon, Luke Atter and Andreas Kokkinou were rarely tested but had to be alert against a lively Pegasus strike force. Hutchby then completed his hat trick with two further goals; the first with a spectacular shot from outside the penalty area and the second from a free kick that flew into the top of the net.
The second half saw Alex Galloway add to the tally with a shot from an acute angle before Nyran Wright added two more goals , both coming from the right and leaving the keeper with no chance. Luke Cook playing on the left wing posed a constant threat and was unlucky not to get on the score sheet and the visiting keeper also ensured that excellent efforts from Scott and Burley were denied.
Man of the match Hutchby grabbed a fourth and final goal when he again beat several defenders to slot the ball past the visiting keeper. Pegasus grabbed two further deserved goals during the second period also having one shot smartly saved by Lucas Elliott in the Warriors net. An excellent end to a some what mixed season .

Hucknall Warriors under 14′s Reds lived up their name in this Young Elizabethan league division 2 game against promotion hopefuls Arnold Town Maroon.  From the first whistle Warriors dominated play in  an exciting first half that saw Arnold mainly confined to their own half but despite having most of the possession the home team were mainly reliant upon long range shots that rarely tested the visiting goalkeeper. Nyran Wright came closest to scoring for Warriors when his glancing header just skimmed past the far post but against the run of play Arnold took the lead  when a superb strike left stand in goalkeeper Lucas Elliott with no chance.Despite this setback Warriors went into the half time break with a slender one goal defecit.
The first twenty minutes of the second half saw Warriors play some of their best attacking football of the season as they used the width of the pitch and passed the ball with aplomb. Jack Hutchby and Luke Cook used the space with effect and it was a Hutchby cross from the right that saw Regan Scott grab the equaliser with a shot from inside the penalty area. Minutes later Scott was on hand to put Warriors in front with his twentieth goal of the season. The home team could have added to their tally with Liam Burley having two shots instinctively saved by the keeper before Arnold grabbed a second goal  to equalise. A tense and exciting last 10 minutes saw Arnold push forward in search of a winner and it was only a solid defensive line of Jac Stevenson, Tyler Stafford, Lewis Nixon and Andreas Kokkinou that kept them at bay.With minutes to go  defender Sam Stewart made a crucial goal line interception to give Warriors a deserved point against a top team. Man of the match was Lucas Elliott who despite not being Warriors regular goalkeeper made some decisive and confident saves.

Hucknall Warriors under 14′s Reds went into this Young Elizabethan division 2 game hoping to do the double over Pelican Colts Reds. In a first half  full of near misses, fantastic saves and scorned chances Warriors were unlucky not to be in the lead by half time. Nyran Wright, Jack Hutchby and Liam Burley all had chances saved by the Pelican keeper and his hard-working defence. The Warriors goal keeper and defence were rarely tested during the opening half but despite all the Warriors pressure it was 0-0 at half time.
The second half saw a rush of goals as from the whistle Wrights shot went in off the post and moments later Scott added a second when he netted into an unprotected net.  Alex Galloway then headed a third before a handball offence in the box saw a penalty opportunity for Warriors which was duly converted by Hutchby. Pelican reduced the deficit with a couple of break away goals before Paice Lees sealed the victory with a shot that the visiting keeper misjudged and crept in the corner. Man of the match went to Jack Hutchby who  impressed with his tireless work in midfield.

Warriors battled to a deserved point in this under 14’s Young Elizabethan division 2 game against local rivals Bagthorpe Athletic.  The home team had the lions  share of possession in an end to end first half that saw goal keeper Luke Cook make some crucial stops with the Warriors defence having to step up to the mark to prevent Bagthorpe’s pacy centre forward from opening the scoring. For the visitors Luke Atter came agonisingly close with a long range shot that just dipped over the bar with    Nyran Wright also unfortunate not to beat the keeper. Against the run of play, man of the match Liam Burley put Warriors ahead when he was on hand to stab the ball over the line after the Bagthorpe keeper spilled the ball in the box.

The second half saw Warriors dominate play,  creating numerous chances with Regan Scott, Wright  Burley and Atter all having opportunities to increase Warriors lead . As with the first half and despite all Warriors pressure, Bagthorpe scored a crucial equaliser to leave both sides with a nervy final fifteen minutes. Tyler Stafford, Lewis Nixon, Paice Lees and Sam Stewart snuffed out any further chances for the home team with Scott and Jack Hutchby chasing every ball in midfield. Warriors will now look to further determined performances in their final three games of the season if they are to consolidate their mid table position.

After a convincing victory  in midweek Warriors slumped to a disappointing defeat in this Young Elizabethan under 14′s division 2 game against mid table rivals Keyworth. Warriors held their own in an end to end first half without creating any clear cut chances to break the deadlock. Keyworth ensured that the visitors defence was tested on numerous occasions as they played the the ball over the top and it was only goalkeeper Luke Cook and the woodwork that prevented Warriors going behind. The home side stuck to their task and just before time broke through the Warriors defence to hold a slender lead at half time.
Warriors fall foul of the long ball on two more occasions early in the second half to give them an mountain to climb if they were going to get anything out of the game. As the half progressed Warriors began to get their passing and moving game going with Paice Lees, Regan Scott and  Jack Hutchby getting more and more involved. Despite the efforts of Man of the match Lewis Nixon who toiled tirelessly in defence and Andreas Kokkinou,  Keyworth grabbed a fourth goal to clinch a deserved victory. Warriors came closest to scoring a consolation goal in the dying minutes when Liam Burley’s shot was saved on the line by the home goalkeeper.