as of 19.2.12

18.2.12  Cirencester Town 'Dev' 2 v 4 Carterton (goals J.MacDonagh(2)  T.McCRAVE  C.Mills  J.MacDonagh)

11.2.12 Carterton v Tytherington Rocks - pp

28.1.12  Lydney Town 1 v 1 Carterton

21.1.12  Purton 4 v 1 Carterton

report from Hellenic Web site- Purton 4 Carterton 1
Despite once again missing a load of chances and being denied by some Good goalkeeping by the Carterton keeper, Purton got their shooting boots
On in the second half to run out 4-1 winners thus avenging their 2-1 league Defeat at Carterton and also their 1-0 defeat in the Bluefin Cup suffered at The Red House. A brace by Scott Campbell and further goals by Tom Cadden and Marcus Hall gave the club the points and edged them back into second place behind High flyers Tytherington Rocks

14.1.12 Carterton 1 v 3 Winterbourne United

10.1.12 Malmesbury Victoria 1 v 0 Carterton

07.01.12 Carterton  1 v 3 Brimscombe & Thrupp

report from Hellenic Web site-Carterton Town 1 Brimscombe & Thrupp 2
Brimscombe have moved up the table after this latest victory and it was heartening to see Phil Baker's boys receive the success for which their football deserves. Oxfordshire side Carterton struggling at the wrong end of the table put on a good showing and were difficult to break down and they took the lead in the 44th minute with a great solo goal from a from Kris Redford.
Half Time Carterton Town 1 Brimscombe & Thrupp 0
Fortune changed in the second half for the Lilywhites when a spell of trickery from Ben Jones in the penalty area led to a foul and Mike Beckingham made it 1-1 from the spot. This led to more threats on the home goal with efforts from Jon Peacock and Chris Underwood hitting the woodwork. In the 80th minute there was more excitement as last season's goal hero Beckingham added a second goal with a lovely defence splitting pass from McDermott allowing him to evade the Carterton keeper with the skill he used last season and put his team in control. In the dying seconds a great move initiated by David Woodfield put pressure on the home defence and John Dalton showed he was back to his best with a nice finish for the third.

20.12.11 Carterton 2 (goals J.MacDonagh  C.Mills  J.FRANCIS) v 2 Cricklade Town

reoport from Hellenic Web site:- Carterton 2 - 2 Cricklade Town
A game that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons with numerous bookings and 3 players sent off on a cold wet night in Carterton.
The game started with a couple of late tackles on Amjad Sultan and Ben Mitchell, with Ben Mitchell later being diagnosed with a fractured leg, both incidents given no punishment, this resulted in Amjad getting booked as he went into a late and reckless tackle, and all this within the first 4 minutes of the fixture. As the game settled down, Webb and Carter started to find holes in the Carterton back line, as Carter broke through the middle on 14 minutes and found his partner, in space on the edge of the box, with an unselfish act he squared the ball back to Carter to finish into the empty net. Cricklade extended their lead on 19 minutes as Arron Sanghera took the ball off the Carterton left back and charged down the line to cross into box to find Carter who turned a shot low into the right hand corner for his second of the night. With Cricklade now looking in control of the game but not creating lots of chances, Webb went close when through on goal, Carterton were reduced to set piece plays, going close from a corner where Sunblad was not picked up and headed over. On 44 minutes the game changed, as Davies played the ball across the back on the wet surface, with Moulden unable to collect the ball Fleming got to the bye-line and pulled the ball back, and it looked odds on for Carterton to pull one back but Davies committed a foul and was subsequently shown a red card. From the spot kick MacDonagh pulled one back for the home team.
Half Time: 1 - 2
The second half looked like a rear guard action as Cricklade set up two banks of 4 and hope on the counter attacking skills, with Cricklade defending well breaking up attacks with last ditch tackles and blocks. With both sides now picking up bookings it only looked a matter of time before the numbers would be reduced from the 21 to less, but it was the touchline numbers that were reduced as Cricklade Manager Graham Jackson was sent to the stand, this was followed by Cox for a second yellow card after a foul on Webb, with the sides now at 10 a piece, Cricklade again took control until the 80th minute when Rob Walker was given his second yellow, an infringement that still is a mystery. In the 84th minute the Cricklade resolve was broken as a high ball into the box looked to be comfortable for Mitchell to claim, but after heavy pressure from the Carterton attack the ball ran lose for Mills to put the ball into the empty net. With both sides now chasing the game, Carterton looked more likely to score until the 2nd minute of added time Price found time and space on the edge of the box to cross for Carter to head just over with the last kick of the game. Cricklade thoughts one point gained or two lost!

Saturday, 17 December Hook Norton 2 v 5 Carterton

Saturday, 10 December Wootton Bassett Town 2 v 2 Carterton

Saturday, 03 December Carterton 2 v 1 Purton

26.11.11 Hellenic Supplementary Challenge Cup - Round 1 - Tytherington Rocks 1 v 0 Carterton

19.11.11 Easington Sports 2 v 1 Carterton

12.11.11 Headington Amateurs 2 v 0 Carterton

05.11.11 Carterton 0 v 1 Easington Sports

29.10.11 The 'Bluefin' - Insurance Brokers Challenge Cup - Round 2 - Wootton Bassett Town 4 v 3 Carterton

Friday 21.10.11 F.A. Vase  - 1st Round Proper - Witney Town 2 v 1 Carterton

15.10.11 - Oxfordshire Senior Cup Round 1  Old Woodstock Town 3 v 0 Carterton

report from Hellenic Web site:- Old Woodstock Town 3 – 0 Carterton
Two Goal Green Leads from the Front
With a late withdrawal of Keeper Jeff Simmonds manager John & Eddie had to change the team with left back Dan Monk taking over in goal.
When the game started it looked like only one outcome with Old Woodstock Town all over Carterton, It was not until the 15th min Dan Green scored his first goal, with Old Woodstock still taking the game to Carterton. Dan Green hit the second goal from a very acute angle. Old Woodstock Town then decided to take their foot of the pedal and just did not look in control of the game.
Half Time: 2 - 0
With a good talking to by the managers at half time, Old Woodstock Town started the 2nd Half just like the first half taking the game to Carterton, but could not make the game safe until the 75th minute when Liam Godin put the game beyond Carterton. Old Woodstock were just to good for Carterton.
Managers and Players are now looking forward to taking on Premier Division Abingdon Town in the FA Vase next Saturday @ North Leigh.

8.10.11 Carterton 2 (goals J.MacDonagh(2)) v 2 Lydney Town

4.10.11 - The AM Print & Copy Hellenic League Floodlit Cup Round 2 -  Carterton 0 v 5 Shortwood United

report from Hellenic Web Site:- Carterton 0 - 5 Shortwood United
A comfortable win against hard working enthusiastic opponents, who failed to cope with Shortwood’s constant movement of the ball out to the flanks, and a midfield that totally dominated proceedings. Joe Tustain scored a hat trick and was involved in many of Shortwood’s attacking moves although mention should also be made of James Baldwin who acted both as ball winner and play maker throughout the game.
New signing John Finnegan settled in well, but precautionary substitutions of Slack after 14 minutes and Singh at half time gave some cause for concern for Saturday’s Hellenic Premier Division match.
Shortwood started confidently, moving the ball well and with Carterton playing three up front and pouring forward at every opportunity they were constantly overrun in midfield and struggled for numbers at the back and several times they found themselves vulnerable on the break. After only seven minutes a defensive miss-control enable Singh to steal the ball and as he advanced on the keeper slid the ball sideways to Slack for the easiest of open goals. Shortwood continued to control the game for the rest of the half with only the occasional worry at the back as Carterton’s enthusiastic runners harried for every ball. With Coates, Bennett and Tustain getting plenty of supply down the flanks from Baldwin and Finnegan Carterton’s penalty area was regularly peppered with crosses although these were rarely taken advantage of; the best of which fell to Mortlock whose bullet header was fired straight at the keeper. On 42 minutes Carterton had their first shot on target resulting in a fine save from King as he pushed it over the bar. From the resulting corner play was quickly switched to the other end where Mortlock chased down the Shortwood clearance and was denied by the keeper’s handball save outside the area. The free kick on the corner of the penalty area led to a spectacular strike from Tustain as the Carterton defence and Shortwood attack lined up for the cross and the ball entered the net with hardly a movement from either side.
Half Time: 0 - 2
Shortwood were quickly out the blocks and within the first few minutes had two chances as Bennett combined well with his teammates to send in dangerous crosses. Shortwood’s dominance now led to over confidence as players began to push too far forward and at times Carterton had possession and numbers on the break although they failed to make it count. On 65 minutes a quick throw in from Bennett to Baldwin who volleyed his cross into the path of Tustain who then also volleyed home first time from 6 yards. The game effectively over, Shortwood’s play became sloppy as they sought to increase their lead without the patience shown earlier and many speculative passes became the norm. Finally, on 82 minutes one such pass from Sheppard found Tustain free on the wing and his cross was miss-headed by Mortlock but just crept over the line. In the 90th minute Baldwin put Bennett free and his unselfish cross was met by Tustain for a well deserved hat trick and Man of the Match performance.
Acting manager Mark Sumpter was pleased with the performance but expressed concerns over the injuries suffered by two of his strikers.

1.10.11Blue Fin Cup - Rd 1 - Purton 0 v 1 Carterton ( goal  G.Seacole)

extracts from Purton news:- After being eliminated from the Bluefin Cup last Saturday by Carterton FC Purton manager Chris Pethick will be looking for a big improvement on the lack-lustre performance his players showed in that 1-0 defeat.

taken from Hellenic Web site:- PURTON 0 – 1 CARTERTON
Purton’s hopes of progressing to round 2 of the Bluefin Cup were extinguished by visitors Carterton FC when a single goal knocked them out.
In what was their worst performance of the season it was a disappointing result for the club. Apart from a couple of blocked shots by Gooch and two by Piotrowski receiving the same fate and Piotrowski guilty of missing with a close range effort the team performed well below their best and in the end were not worthy of progressing in the competition.
To many times in the game the players were guilty of lacking any cohesion with their passing poor and their ability to create chances almost non-existent they could have no complaints on losing this one. The only goal of the game came after 65 minutes when a high dropping ball over the Purton defence allowed George Seacole to lob keeper Cowley and although Purton defender Barrett chasing back was just a fraction to late in clearing the ball as it trickled into the net. Late on Purton had claims for a penalty turned down that might have sent the game into extra time, but after witnessing the first 90 minutes poor showing not many supporters present would have wished for that I'm sure.
A big improvement will be needed this coming Saturday when the team travel to Warminster Town for their Wiltshire Senior Cup 1st Round match.

24.09.11 FA Vase 2nd Rd Qualifying Carterton FC  3 v 1 Shrivenham.

Saturday, 10 September  Carterton 1 v 2 New College Swindon

Saturday, 03 September Winterbourne United 5 v 1 Carterton

Mon 29 Aug - Carterton 0 v 2 Clanfield 

Sat 27 Aug - Cricklade Town 5 v 0 Carterton

Tue 23 Aug - Carterton 2 (goals J.Fleming  B Sunblad)  v 2 Headington Amats 

After Saturday’s first win of the season, Carterton entertained last seasons Div 1 champions Headington in their first home game of the season. Carterton had to make 3 enforced changes from their winning team due to injuries and unavailability, out went Ali Cox, Tim Croft and Stu Murdoch and in came Ben Fitzmartin, Dave Craig and Chris Ambo, all for their first starts of the season. Headington started much the stronger of the two teams and should’ve gone in front in the first few minutes, but fortunately Aftaz Hazim shot wide, when it seemed easier to score. Carterton gradually got a foothold in the game and found themselves in front, when from a Warren Austin free kick, Carl Austin headed the ball back across goal for James Fleming to knock in. Chances came and went at both ends, but it was Carterton who doubled their lead, when from some good work down the left, Benji Sundblad was on the end of the pull back to fire home. Headington got themselves back in the game on the stroke of half time, when Carl Austin was to have adjudged to have brought down Hazim and from the resulting penalty, Shaun Jacobs made no mistake.
Within a minute of the restart, Headington were level, Hazim was put through and majestically chipped the keeper form the edge of the box. As with the first half Carterton were slow starting and were up against it for the opening 15 minutes, but once again they grew in confidence and started to have some possession and push Headington back, though both teams looked dangerous on the break, neither could muster any real clear cut chances to grab a winner and the game finished 2 a piece, a fair result for both teams.

Chairman’s Chatter
I would like to welcome Clanfield’s officials, players and supporters to Kilkenny Lane for this Monday afternoon’s fixture, which is now our new local derby, I hope it proves to be an entertaining game between two competitive but entertaining teams.
I would also like to offer a warm welcome to today’s match officials, Kieran Bailey, Edward Henderson and David Lester.
After a somewhat problematic start to the season, the Senior team now seems to be a bit more organised and capable of competing at this level. I would like to welcome Martin ‘Wilky’ Wilkinson back into the fold after his summer hols and he takes over the reigns for his first game in charge today. He knows that the next few weeks are going to be difficult, but after a couple of good results, he has a platform to build on and some very committed players to work with, the whole atmosphere has changed since the debacle of day 1 and it is encouraging to say the least.

18.2.12 John Fathers Oxfordshire Junior Shield 11-12 - Quarter final          

 Ducklington, 2 (goals Ben Hutter (1) Darren Harriss (1))  v 3 Carterton FC A

11.2.12 John Fathers Oxfordshire Junior Shield 11-12 - Quarter final           Ducklington, vs Carterton FC A - pp

4.2.12 John Fathers Oxfordshire Junior Shield 11-12 - Quarter final           Ducklington, vs Carterton FC A, - pp

28.1.12 Ducklington, 2 v 1 Carterton FC A

14.1.12 Witney Royals 3 v 2 Carterton FC A

7.1.12 John Fathers Oxfordshire Junior Shield 11-12 - Round 4

Carterton FC A, 6 (goals Luke Simmonds (1), David Craig (1), Mike Duerden (4))  v 1 Rose Hill

report from WDFA Web site- Junior Shield
Carterton showed no signs of a festive hang over as they despatched Rose Hill 6-1. Mike Duerden scored a hat trick with Luke Simmonds and David Craig adding.

10.12.11 Fred Ford Cup 11-12 - Quarter - Final Carterton Rangers 2 v 2 Carterton FC A (abandoned in e-t due to injury)

3.12.11 John Fathers Oxfordshire Junior Shield 11-12 - Round 3 Kea v Carterton FC A

26.11.11 Hanborough 4 (goals Dan Haggie (1), Paul Rose (1), Tom Weedon (2)) v 1 Carterton FC A (goal Chris McNeil (1))
report from WDFL Web site- Hanborough escape the chasing pack after a 4-1 win over Carterton A. Tom Weedon scored two with Dan Haggie and Paul Rose adding. Chris McNeal replied for the visitors.

19.11.11 Northleigh A, 2 v 1 Carterton FC A

report from WDFA Web site- North Leigh A beat Carterton A 2-1 with Jason Lonsdale and Lee Mosely getting the goals. Dan Sollis scored for the visitors.

12.11.11 Fred Ford Cup - rd 3 - Minster Lovell, 1 v 3 Carterton FC A

5.11.11  JOHN FATHERS JUNIOR SHEILD     CARTERTON A (goals Chris McNeil (1), Dan Sollis (1)) 2 v 1 STEEPLE ASTON

report from WDFL Web site:- John Fathers Junior Shield Cup By grant oliver
Carterton FC A hosted an out of sorts game to strugglers Steeple Aston of the Lord Jersey premier league.
Even before the game kicked off Neil Taylor was replaced by Scott Walters at right back, through an injury accured during the warm up, the pitch being to blame. The playing surface at Monahan way was poor to be polite, and this contributed to the game ahead. Neither side could settle into a rhythm due to the poor pitch conditions, and made an afternoons cup tie viewing a little dissapointing.
Steeple Aston went into the break 1 - 0 up through a very dodgy hand ball decision in the penalty area, that Chris Herbert did manage to get a hand too, but was unable to keep it out.
1st Half - Carterton 0 - 1 Steeple Aston
The second half started much the same as the first half with carterton looking more dangerous than there apponants and was rewarded with an equaliser scrambled in by Chris Mac. Carterton made two substitutions to freshen things up and paid off with a winning goal scored by Dan Sollis.
Full Time - Carterton 2 - 1 Steeple Aston

29.10.11 Combe 0 v 6 Carterton FC A  (goals Chris McNeil (1), Matt Johnson (1), Dan Sollis (2), Mike Duerden (2))

22.10.11 Kingham All Blacks, 1 v 6 Carterton FC A (goals Dan Sollis (1), Carl Williams (1), Chris Bowles (1), Chris McNeil (1), Mike Duerden (2))

15.10.11 Carterton FC A, 0 v 0 FC Chequers

8.10.11 Fred Ford Cup 11-12 - Round 2 Carterton FC A, vs Middle Barton

1.10.11 Carterton FC A, 5 (goals Craig Isle (1),Carl Williams (1),Mike Duerden (3)) v 0 Charlbury Town

report from W&DFA web site:-0 Mike Duerden scored a hat-trick in Carterton A’s 5-0 thrashing of Charlbury Town. Carl Williams and Craig Isle netted the others.

17.9.11 Carterton FC A 2 (goals Mike Duerden 2) v 4 Witney Royals (goals Jamie Kennedy (1) Dean Treadwell (1) Craig Greenhalgh (2))

report from W&DFA Web site:- Witney Royals ended up as 4-2 winners against Carterton A in an end-to-end match. Craig Greenhalgh (2), Jamie Kennedy and Dean Treadwell scored the telling goals for the visitors with Mike Duerden netting twice for Carterton.

10.9.11 Hailey 1 v 0 Carterton FC A

report from W&DFA Web site:- A single strike from Jacob Hambidge was enough to secure a 1-0 win for Hailey and take all 3 points against Carterton A.

Carterton FC B team 2011 - 12 season

11.2.12 Witney & District Supplementary Cup 11-12 - 1 Kingham All Blacks Reserves vs Carterton FC B pp

4.2.12 Carterton FC B vs Graystones - pp

28.1.12 FC Mills Reserves 2 v 4 Carterton FC B

21.1.12 Carterton FC B 1(goal Matt Herbert (1)  v 0 Combe Reserves

report from WDFA Web site Carterton B took all 3 points after a narrow 1-0 win over Combe Reserves. Matt Hubert with the goal.

14.1.12 Carterton FC B 7 (goals Chris Jones (1), , Matt Herbert (1), Scott Walters (1), Olly Bush (2), Lee Manley (2)) v 0 Eynsham Sports & Social Club Reserves

report from WDFA Web site- Division Four     Carterton B maintained their 6 point lead at the top of Division Four after a 7-0 thrashing of Eynsham SSC Reserves. Lee Manley (2), Ollie Bush (2), Matt Herbert, Chris Jones and Scott Walters all contributed to the score line.

7.1.12 Spartan Rangers A 0 v 2 Carterton FC B(goals Matt Herbert (1), Olly Bush (1))
 report from WDFA Web site- Spartan Rangers A 0 v 2 Carterton B (Matt Herbert, Ollie Bush)

10.12.11   Carterton FC B 13 (goals: Adam Harris (1), David Anstee (1), Scott Walters (1), Matt Herbert (2), John Smailes (2), Chris Jones, (2), Olly Bush (4)) v Burford 1 (goal Jason Hornsby (1))

match report from WDFA Web site:- One way traffic. By Nigel Jones | Thursday 8th December 2011
Carterton b continued there unbeaten start to the season with a crushing 13-1 win over burford. Even though they never really stepped out of second gear found themselves 7-0 up at half time. Burford never gave up and were rewarded with a goal and kept there spirits high.
Goals scored by. Bushy 4  Jonah 2  Smailsy 2  Herbie 2  Hammy 1  Anstee 1  Scott Walters 1

3.12.11 Carterton FC B 13 c 1 Burford FC

26.11.11 Freeland FC B 1 (goal Henry Smith (1)) v 1 Carterton FC B (goal Ricky Isle (1))

report from WDFL Web site:- Freeland B 1 - 1 Carterton B     By Oliver Bush
Tough game
Didn't quite happen for us where we needed it but still unbeaten in the league and lets get back to winning way against Burford next week.
Started brightly and with a great passing move went 1-0 up but after this we just didnt quite make it work in the right areas.

another report:- A top of the table clash saw leaders Carterton B visit second placed Freeland B. They sides took a point each from the match with Henry Smith and Ricky Isle scoring for Freeland and Carterton respectively.

19.11.11 Carterton FC B 4 v 0 Wychwood Foresters

report from WDFA Web site:- Both Carterton sides remain unbeaten and continue to blaze a trail at the top of Division Four. Carterton FC B retain top spot after a comfortable 4-0 win over Wychwood Foresters. Chris Jones, Chris Reed, John Smales and Lee Manning scored the goals.

12.11.11 Carterton FC B 3 v 1 Freeland

29.10.11 Carterton FC B3 v 3 FC Mills Reserves

(goals:- home:- Matt Herbert (1), John Smailes (1), Chris Jones (1),    away team:- Gavin Jewell (1),  Keiron Durrant (2))

report from WDFA Web site:-  Bad day for us.   It was not a good day for us on Saturday in front of a huge crowd of 9 supporters. We held on to the ball and gave it away way too often in the match. Our first points dropped in the season and lets hope this is not a sign of things to come and we get back to playing well in our next match a fortnight away.

22.10.11 Graystones 1 v 3 Carterton FC B (goals Nigel Jones (1), Chris Jones (1), Olly Bush (1))

report from WDFA Web siste- Match Report - By Oliver Bush
Hard fought win
Fought well tonight lads, that is all we can say. Not our best day in the pitch but we got what we wanted and that was 3 points.
Nigel with a Messi style goal (not) and Chris coming up with our second to take the lead in the game and with ten minutes to go we settled it with a 3rd.
Says a lot when we win without playing well.

8.10.11 Ducklington B 0 v 9 Carterton FC B (goals David Anstee (1), Chris Jordan (1), Luke Simmonds (1), Lee Manley (1), John Smailes (2), Olly Bush (2))

report from WDFA web site:- Carterton FC B with double figured WIN!
Carterton FC B carry there unbeaten run of four games with an infatic 10 - 0 win over Duck B. Straight from the off Carterton came out of the blocks full steam ahead and put the hosts right on the back foot. Chances came thick and fast through the first 45 minutes, mainly from Carterton, though Ducklington came very close to scoring to only be denied by a great save from Cartertons keeper Smudger.
1st half ending 6 - 0 to Carterton with goals from Olly Bush, Dave Anstee, Lee Manley, John Smailes x 2 and goal of the game from Luke Simmons.
It was pretty much the same outcome through the 2nd half with Carterton dominating the play. Three substituations from Carterton were made with Dave Anstee making way for Grant Oliver, Kev Ridgway off for Chris Jordan and John Smailes making way for Adam Harris. Four more goals from a dozen or more chances came for Carterton, who went down to 10 men after Luke Simmons went off through injury. Ducklington got into the game a little bit more with the player advantage, but still only managed to fire a ferw long range shots off target.
Full time ending 10 - 0 to Carterton with the other four goals coming from Chris Jordan x 2, Chris Jones and Olly Bush.
Ducklington B never gave up right to the end. A great bunch of lads, bar one! Carterton FC wish you all the best for the rest of the season. by Grant Oliver

another report from same site:- Carterton B showed Premier Division class as they beat Ducklington B 10-0. John Smales and Ollie Bish each bagged a brace with Dave Anstee, Chris Jordan, Leigh manning and Luke Simmonds adding.

1.10.11 Combe Reserves aa v aa Carterton FC B

report from WDFA web site:- Carterton FC B pick there 3rd straight win as Combe could not field a side!

17.9.11 Carterton FC B 3 (goals Chris Read (1) John Smailes (1) Chris Jones (1) v 1 Spartan Rangers A  (goal Lewis Dewe)

report from WDFA Web site- First home game ends in a 3 - 1 win over Spartan A Two wins in a row for Carterton FC B...

also from the same site elsewhere:- Neighbours Carterton B went top after a 3-1 defeat of Spartan Rangers A. Lewis Dewe scored for the visitors but Chris Read, John Smales and Chris Jones all hit the target for Carterton

report from WDFA Web site- Carterton FC B starts the season off with 11 - 0 victory!! Carterton FC B start there 2011 / 2012 season with a 11 - 0 Win over ESSC Reserves.
Goals from: Oliver Bush x 3 Chris Jordan x 3 Matt Herbert x 2 John Smailes x 2 Dave Anstee x 1  Match Overview - By Event- '5 Chris Jordan  '10 Chris Jordan '15 Chris Jordan  '20 Oliver Bush  '25 Oliver Bush '30 Oliver Bush '35 Matt Herbert '40 Matt Herbert '45 John Smailes  '50 John Smailes  '55 Dave Anstee
Match Overview - By Player . Matt Herbert ('35, '40)  . Kev Ridgway  . Neil Taylor  . Nigel Jones  . Oliver Bush ('20, '25, '30)  . John Smith  . John Smailes  ('45, '50) . Chris Jordan ('5, '10, '15)  . Alan Andrews  . Dave Anstee ('55)  . Dave Lewis  . Grant Oliver  . Adam Harris

also from same site elsewhere:- Carterton B re-entered the league with an explosive 11-0 demolition of Eynsham SSC Reserves. Chris Jordan and Olly Bush each scored a hat trick whilst John Smales (2), Matt Herbert (2) and David Anstee added.
 

11.2.12 Witney & District Supplementary Cup 11-12 - 1   Burford FC vs Carterton Rangers pp

4.2.12 Spartan Rangers A vs Carterton Rangers - pp

28.1.12 Carterton Rangers hh v hh Wychwood Foresters FC

14.1.12 Combe Reserves 1 v 4 Carterton Rangers

report from WDFA Web site- Carterton Rangers moved into third after beating Combe Reserves 4-1. Dan Smith (2), Stephan Reed and Ben Pearce scored the goals with Sam Benwell hitting back for Combe.

7.1.12 Corinthians 1 v 9 Carterton Rangers (goals Josh Bishop (2), Tom Clapham (2), James Barker (2), Steve Read (3))
match report from WDFA Web site- Division Four
Carterton Rangers put a massive dent in Corinthians title challenge whilst giving themselves a 4 point lead at the top of the table after a 9-1 thrashing of the surprisingly out of form hosts. Stefan Read grabbed a hat trick with Josh Bishop, Tom Clapham and James Baker each bagging a brace. Frank Webb scored for the hosts.

10.12.11 Fred Ford Cup 11-12 - Quarter - Final Carterton Rangers 2 v 2 Carterton FC A (abandoned in e-t due to injury)

3.12.11 Carterton Rangers v Combe Reserves

26.11.11 Carterton Rangers 5 (goals Steve Read (1), Tom Clapham (1), Dan Smith (3))  v 1 Graystones (goal Chris Barnard (1))

report from WDFL Web site:- Carterton Rangers put 5 past Graystones in their 5-1 win. Dan Smith picked up a hat trick in the match with Stefan Read and Tom Clapton getting the others. Chris Barnard replied for the visitors.

19.11.11 Carterton Rangers 7 v 0 Spartan Rangers A

report from WDFA Web site- Carterton Rangers had a field day against Spartan Rangers A winning 7-0. Tom Clapham scored a hat trick, with Dan Smith (2), Craig Williams and Kevin Buckingham getting the others.

12.11.11 Fred Ford Cup - AFC Marlborough 1 v 7 Carterton Rangers

5.11.11 JOHN FATHERS JUNIOR SHEILD   CARTERTON RANGERS V HANBOROUGH

29.10.11 Carterton Rangers 2 v 2 Corinthians

(goals:- Home:- James Barker (1), Craig Williams (1), away team:- Frank Webb (1))

22.10.11 Carterton Rangers 8 (goals James Barker (1), Dan Smith (2), Tom Clapham (3)) v 1 vs Freeland FC BCarterton Rangers 8 1 Freeland FC B

15.10.11 Wychwood Foresters FC 0 v 4 Carterton Rangers (goals Craig Williams (1), Tom Clapham (1), Kevin Buckingham (1), James Barker (1))

report from WDFA Web site:- Carterton Rangers put on a show of their own, beating hosts, Wychwood Forest 4-0. Kevin Buckingham, James Barker, Craig Williams and Tom Clapton grabbed the goals.

8.10.11 Fred Ford Cup 11-12 - Round 2 Carterton Rangers 2 (goals Dan Smith (1), Ben Pearce (1)) v 0 Witney Wanderers

report from W&DFA Web site:- Dan Smith and Ben Pearce scored for Carterton Rangers in their 2-0 win over Witney Wanderers.

1.10.11 John Fathers Oxfordshire Junior Shield 11-12 - Round 1 Carterton Rangers vs New Inn

report from W&DFA Web site:- Carterton Rangers gave FC Mills a 7-0 spanking with Tom Clapham, Steffan Read and Dan Smith each bagging a brace. Carl Wingate scored the other

report from W&DFA Web site:- Carterton Rangers launched their Witney & District campaign with an 11-4 trouncing of Eynsham SSC Reserves. The hosts ALMOST gave as good as they got, putting four past the Rangers Keeper. Jamie Hewitt (2), Max Leach and Sean Rowbotham with a screamer gave the score line SOME credibility, however a four-timer from Steve Read and Tom Clapton did the damage with Craig Williams and Ben Kearse adding

as of  19.12.11

7 Teams	Games Played	Games Won	Games Drawn	Games Lost	Goals For	Goals Against	Goal Difference	Points
Bampton Town	8	6	1	1	24	9	+15	19
Didcot Town	7	5	2	0	27	9	+18	17
Yarnton	8	5	0	3	24	20	+4	15
Goring United	8	5	0	3	20	19	+1	15
Witney Royals	8	3	1	4	13	17	-4	10
OCC Veterans	6	0	0	6	5	20	-15	0
Carterton	7	0	0	7	7	26	-19	0

14.9.11 OCC Veterans P v P Carterton [ Postponed ]

24.9.11   Carterton 3 v 6 Didcot Town

28.9.11Yarnton 4 v 1 Carterton

12.10.11 Carterton 0 v 1 Witney Royals Wednesday

19.,10.11 Carterton 1 (goal M.CARTER) v 4  Goring United

2.11.11 Oxfordshire County FA Veterans Cup - 1/4 Final - Chipping Norton OB 1 v 1 Carterton (home win on penalties)

9.11.11Carterton 0 v 3 Bampton Town

16.11.11Carterton 1 v 5 Yarnton

30.11.11 Bampton Town 3 v 1Carterton

15/2/12 OCC Veterans v Carterton

29.2.12 Veteran's Over 40's Cup - Knock Out Section Round 1 - Carterton v Wantage Town


Carterton v OCC Veterans Wednesday, 14 March 2012


Didcot Town v Carterton Wednesday, 28 March 2012


Goring United Carterton Wednesday, 04 April 2012


Witney Royals Carterton Wednesday, 18 April 2012
 

Died 29th April 2011 at 73 years young, battled against cancer till the very end

Don will be sadly missed as was a backbone of the club for many years

Awarded the Reg Rose Trophy for Services to Football or a Team - Donated by Carterton Cricket club for anyone involved with Carterton Football Club