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HALESOWEN TEE OFF AS CONOR HAS FINAL SAY

By David Johnson

HALESOWEN TN 1
ST IVES TOWN 0
HALESOWEN bounced back to winning ways through Conor Tee’s solitary second-half goal.
St Ives captain Jonathan Edwards struck the side-netting after 12 minutes but the Yeltz gradually improved as Kieren Donnelly’s glancing header was saved by goalkeeper Daniel Wilks from Tee’s 27th-minute cross.
Just before the interval, Tee forced another good save from Wilks.
Halesowen dominated the second half as new signing Josh Smile impressed, allowing substitute Reece Mitchell to find Tee and bring another fine save from W...

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