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Sevens are up for fair play

Published: 10:21 AM July 4, 2007    Updated: 11:31 PM February 22, 2021

THESE Alconbury U7s have been handed a Fair Play Award by the Hunts FA. The team were presented with their award by George Randles from the Hunts FA. The team is Sam Carter, Jordan Beale, Tom Brooks, Tommy Walters, John Beattie, Laura Oldfield, Matthew Ol

THESE Alconbury U7s have been handed a Fair Play Award by the Hunts FA. The team were presented with their award by George Randles from the Hunts FA. The team is Sam Carter, Jordan Beale, Tom Brooks, Tommy Walters, John Beattie, Laura Oldfield, Matthew Oldfield, Rosie Lunn, Charlie Oldfield and Dan Seaman.

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