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GrassrootsFeature Match | Ridings High vs Little Stoke – Bristol Suburban League, Premier One

LITTLE Stoke co-boss Matt Burn-ard was immensely relieved afterwatching his high-riding team sal-vage an unlikely point in breath-taking fashion.

Trailing 2-1 with time all but up,the leaders looked beaten untilNick Rugman cottoned on to alengthy punt into the home box andled opposition defenders a merrydance before gleefully lashing theball into the net with the last kick ofan enthralling encounter.

Rugman had been the man tohaul Little Stoke back into thematch from the penalty spot threeminutes into the second half as hisside’s attempt at clawing back atwo-goal half-time deficit began inear nest.

Burnard acknowledged: “You al-ways have a chance of gettingsomething when you have a playerlike Nick in your team. That was histenth goal in his last five games, butwe all know we got out of jail. Wed i d n’t perform in the first half andgave ourselves an uphill struggle,although to be fair to the lads we didimprove in the second half.

“We always knew it would be atough battle – we beat Ridings High3-2 in a Bosley Cup semi-final lastseason, so we knew what to expectand we got it.”

A scruffy opening contained pre-cious little to unsettle either camp.Home winger Daryl Cazley struck alow, but relatively tame, shotstraight into the arms of away keep-er Luke Preddy, while home cus-todian Alex Heath was left relievedafter crashing an attempted clear-ance against Stoke midfielder GaryCripps, the ball corkscrewingalarmingly into the air and backtowards his goal before the goaliereached up to collect on his line.

The best of the opportunities wastaken with aplomb on 26 minutes,when Corey Wilson lifted a perfectpass over Stoke’s stranded last de-fender and watched in delight asexperienced marksman ScottCameron sprinted forward unop-posed before lobbing the onrushingkeeper from just outside the pen-alty area.

With co-manager Ricky Evansdoing his best to orchestrate a LittleStoke recovery with some probingpasses, the hosts were on the backfoot for a bit.

But the visitors were rockedagain eight minutes from the in-terval when Ridings High andCameron struck again. Cazleydrilled a free-kick low through the

defensive wall, which Preddy couldonly push out into the path of theformer Winterbourne United andTytherington Rocks striker, whodrove the rebound home from sixyards out.

It certainly wasn’t Little Stoke’shalf because, a minute later, slickcombination work between ToddBrunt and John Rugman endedwith Nick Rugman somehow fail-ing to turn his brother’s deliveryinto a gaping net at the far post.

Ridings High always knew thethreat of a furious response from thevisitors was strong, but they didn’tanticipate suffering a setback sosoon into the second period.

John Rugman fastened on toright-back Ross Taylor’s throwfrom the touchline and gallopedinto the right side of the penaltyarea, where he was upended byRidings’ left-winger Cazley on theslide. Referee Simon Turner poin-ted to the spot and only threeminutes had elapsed when NickRugman stroked the ball into thefar corner of the net from 12 yards.

Stoke were clearly boosted bytheir breakthrough and while their

passing and approach work wascrisper and more enterprising, theydid have to be on guard for theoccasional moment of menace onthe counter by their opponents, notleast through Cazley, who seemedeager to atone for his error of judge-ment in conceding the penalty.

Ridings went close to restoringtheir two-goal cushion midwaythrough the period, when Nick Wa-ters could only nod Cameron’s pre-cision corner into the ground andstraight at Preddy.

Cazley then exchanged passeswith Cameron and sped cleanthrough towards goal, only to lash afierce attempted finish against thelegs of Preddy.

While it was far from one-waytraffic, Ridings were enjoying thebetter of the late opportunities andCazley went close again with a dip-ping edge-of-the-box free-kick aftersubstitute Marvin Castle had beenfelled 20 yards out.

At the other end, Little Stokewinger Craig Lancastle and JohnRugman both fired in wayward at-tempts. So, it was a surprise to all atthe death when reliable centre-half

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Steven Hurst launched a longfree-kick over defenders’ heads anddeep into opposition territory,where Nick Rugman was quick toseize on hesitancy and confusionamong the Ridings High ranks anddart across the box before thrash-ing a magnificent left-foot shot pastthe despairing clutches of thediving Heath and into the net.

Away celebrations were still infull cry as referee Turner blew forthe final time, to the immense frus-tration of Ridings supremo GaryDunn, who said: “It’s gutting tohave victory taken away from youlike that, because we felt we’d doneenough. It was a great effort by thelads and we can take plenty of en-couragement from that into the restof the season.”Ridings High: Alex Heath; Kurtis Luke, MattWoodman John Henson, Joe Bennett; RyanWeeks, Jason Fletcher, Nick Waters, DarylCazley; Corey Wilson; Scott Cameron (MarvinCastle, 72). Other subs: Danny Wells, Daryl Purdy.Little Stoke: Luke Preddy; Ross Taylor, MatthewPrice, Steven Hurst, Todd Brunt (Lawrence Foster,73); John Rugman, Mike Willmott (Zac Cosgrove,69), Ricky Evans, Craig Lancastle; Gary Cripps;Nick Rugman.Referee: Simon Turner.

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Rugman rescues a point for theleaders . . . with the last kick

� Little Stoke’s Nick Rugman comes under pressure from a Ridings High opponent Picture: Jon Kent

Page 2&3 |Bristol PremierCombination, District,Suburban, Churchesand Bristol & Avonleagues

Page 4&5 |Sunday round-ups,plus Downs Leagueand Hanham MinorLeague

Page 6-8 |Junior FeatureMatch, Avon YouthLeague and BristolGirls’ League

Team pictures on Page 4

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NICK Rugman bagged both LittleS t o ke ’s goals, but the Premier Oneleaders dropped two points after shar-ing four goals at Ridings High in Th ePost Feature Match.

Third-placed Tytherington RocksRe s e r ve s made it four wins in a rowby beating Severn Beach 3-2, thanksto goals from James Brock, NickJones and Marc Johns.

Steve Rice completed a hat-trick tohelp Fishponds OB to their third winin four games, 5-2 at Avo n m o u t h .Omari Sims and Daryl Litten were ontarget for Fishponds, while MarkJohnston and Everton Senior repliedfor Avonmouth.

Jon Readings scored for EastonCowboys Suburbia in a 1-0 win overStoke Gifford United.

Rocks Reservesrattle up a fourthsuccessive win

MENDIP United returned to the topof the Premier Division, thanks to a3-0 away victory against lowly BittonRe s e r ve s .

The hosts had a player sent off inthe first half, during which Mendipstriker Jamie Godfrey hit the cross-bar with a penalty. He atoned after thebreak by scoring the opener.

Dean Maggs added the second, andDel Atiwell completed the tally in theclosing stages.

“We played well in the second half,but missed a few chances” said Men-dip manager Richard O’C o n n o r.

AEK Boco lost goalkeeper JoePople, who was taken to hospital witha serious knee injury in the first halfof a 2-1 defeat by L eb e q , who are alsowell in the hunt for honours.

Nicky Martin fired Lebeq in front,Martin Nicholls equalised with a pen-alty for the visitors, whose hopes oftaking home a point were ended by anopportunist effort from DominicH o l ve r.

Highridg e came from behind towin 4-1 at Wi ck , after trailing to anearly strike by Alex Patterson.

Goals from Kevin Taylor (2), DelPeckham and Gary Warren clinchedthe three points for last season’s Di-vision One champions, who arealready making a bold bid for anothert i t l e.

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Mendip back at the top afterseeing off Bitton’s challenge

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Henbury’s unbeatenrun ended by WarriorsPORTVILLE Warriors beat Hen-bury Reserves 3-1 to end the 100 percent record of their visitors.

Sam Jones, Gary Hunt and sec-retary Van Papantoniou were on tar-get for the hosts in the SeniorDivision clash.

P u ck l e ch u r ch lost ground in aclosely-contested race for honours,following a 3-2 home defeat to goalsfrom Chris Williams (2) and JohnShepherd for Bristol Barcelona.John Wiltshire and Dave Mackayreplied for the home team.

Billy Arnold equalised for N i ch -olas Wanderers Reserves, who wentdown 2-1 at home to strikes by DanGainer and Aaron Turner for IronActon, while Crosscour t beat Hal-len A by the same score, thanks togoals from Jack Marks and RickyEar rey.

Terry White celebrated his firstgame in charge of Wick Reserveswith a 4-3 victory in the basementbattle at Longwell Green A, butteam-raising problems causedWarmley Saints to call off both theirtrip to AEK Boco Reserves and thereserve side’s Division Five fixture atStanton Drew.

Hambrook boosted their bid forpromotion from Division One with a2-1 home win against To t t e rd ow nRe s e r ve s , for whom Mike Witheyreplied to goals from James Axfordand Tom Smyth.

Lewis Brown hit back for St Pan-cr as, who lost for the first time by thesame score to strikes by Josh Maceyand Ashley Pope for Mendip Re-s e r ve s .

Emanuele Pullara’s hat-trick set upan 8-2 home romp for Talbot KnowleUnited against Soundwell Victoria,for whom Jason Barter and SkyeAllen replied. Mark Billeterry, AlecBateman, Wes Griffin, Darren Gar-ton and Clifford Baker were also ontarget for the hosts.

Goals from Sim Seck (2) and LeeKirk saved Chipping Sodbury Re-s e r ve s from defeat in a 3-3 draw athome to Bradley Stoke, while S ey -mour Reserves were 5-0 winnersaway to Miners, who remain rootedto the bottom of the table.

Hanham Reserves slumped to a9-1 defeat away to Division Two pace-setters Real Thornbury, for whomMike Barton scored five to add tostrikes by Chris Crawford (2), TomMiller and Adam Broughton.

Bendix lost top spot, after being

held to a 4-4 draw by G r ey f r i a r sRe s e r ve s , for whom Jeff Clee, DaveCoggins, Joe Lyons and Tom Hainfound the net, while AEK Boco Abeat Cribbs A 4-0, thanks to MarkPocock (2), Luke House and GentS at ch i .

Steve Turnbridge hit a hat-trick forNicholas Wanderers A, 7-2 victorsat home to Iron Acton Reserves, forwhom Max Cooper and Tim Bispreplied. The other Wanderers’ goalscame from Billy Harvey, George Bull,Seb Dufty and James Cook.

Har tclif fe stayed anchored at thebottom after crashing 7-0 away to FryClub A, whose marksmen were OllieCampbell (2), Shane Millard, SamMurray, James Needs, Lee Dark andMartin Blackmore.

Liam Downer netted four times forFrampton Reserves, whose naphand was completed by an own goalin a 5-1 beating of lowly Lloydy Coal-pit Heath, while DRG Frenchay Re-s e r ve s were held to a goalless drawby Chipping Sodbury A.

Bristol Barcelona Reserves con-tinue to set the pace in Division Threeafter Henbury A failed to reply to adouble from Jimmy Goodland, butHallen A lost ground, following a 5-1defeat to goals from Grant Wolsley (3),Ross Beever and Matt Stenton (pen-alty) for S t ap l e t o n . Jemel Holton hitback for the visitors.

Kyle Thomas also notched a treblefor Hillfields OB, 6-2 winners athome to Olveston Reserves, withAdam Young (2) and Swaine Knowlescompleting the tally.

Chris Reuben (2), Sam Thomas andAshley Bruno netted for Pat ch wayNorth End without reply from Yat eAthletic, while Horfield Unitedhammered Hambrook Reserves 6-1,with Dave Collins, Luke Kay, JohnCollins, Matt Green, Klem O’Connorand Klem Bower on target.

The promotion hopes of Old Sod-bury Reserves in Division Four re-ceived a setback with a 3-2 defeataway to leaders Shaftesbury Cru-sade Reserves, whose scorers wereLuke James, Sam Randell and KieranRe e s.

Districtbourne Reserves, thanks to goalsfrom Toby Carter, Lee Webb, CraigShort and George Saunders, to re-main in close contention.

Also in a tight group at the top ofthe table are Longwell Green Re-s e r ve s , who hit Nicholas Wander-ers for six without reply, after SamThomas sparked off the scoring spreewith a hat-trick.

Mark Twentyman, Chris Daunceyand Jacob Watson were also on targetfor the home team in their bid toretain the title.

Danny Matthews hit a hat-trick forHallen Reserves in a 7-0 home rompagainst DRG Frenchay, who remainat the bottom of the table, without apoint from six games played.

Goals from Paul Griffiths (2),Danny Cockram and Ashley Lloydcompleted the rout.

Shaftesbury Crusade lost 2-1 athome to Cribbs Reserves, whosefirst-half marksmen were MarcusBebbington and Justin Cattle, withSimon Bateman on target in reply.

Frampton Athletic lost their 100per cent record and the leadership ofDivision One, following an unexpec-ted 1-0 home defeat by S ey m o u rUnited.

The only goal came midwaythrough the first half when BruceClothier netted with a spectacularoverhead shot in a period of suprem-acy for the visitors, but after thebreak it was the turn of Frampton tocall the tune.

“We dominated the first half, buthad to defend in the second period,”said Seymour’s chairman NealeC o l e s.

A 3-0 home success against Ro m a nGlass St George Reserves put Eden

G r ove in pole position above BristolManor Farm Reserves and Framptonon goal difference, with AaronTaynton the hat-trick hero for thenew leaders.

A 3-1 home win against G r ey f r i a r sAthletic kept Bristol Manor FarmRe s e r ve s in the race for promotionafter the visitors took a fifth-minutelead through Clayton Kingman.

Sam Rees struck twice for thehosts, whose other scorer was An-dreas Ali in a spirited fightback.

Kai Holmes and Luke Mathison putLawrence Rovers two up at thebreak at home to Patchway Re-s e r ve s , who bounced back to win 3-2with strikes by Ben Searle, ShaunCole and Jason Ford late in thesecond half.

Ross Terry grabbed an 85th-minutedecider from Scott Chancellor’s crossfor Sea Mills Park in a 2-1 homevictory against Made For Ever.

Lewis Kendall was the earlierscorer for the ‘Merry Millers’, whosemanager Ikie Greening was disap-pointed that his team had not won bya bigger margin.

“We missed a load of chances, but atleast the three points moved us awayfrom the bottom,” said the formergoalkee per.

George Williams was the topmarksman of the day with four goalsfor O l ve s t o n in a 7-1 hammering ofOldland Abbotonians Reserves,whose misery was completed by MattKnight’s double and a strike by OllieS t o ke s.

Brislington Cricketers won forthe first time after netting four timeswithout reply at Brimsham Green,thanks to goals from Matt Bates (2),Matt Grimes and Ed Davies.

Ciaran Dodd was on target for OldGeorgians, who lost 2-1 at home toMangotsfield Sports, while L aw -rence Weston won for the first timein four games by defeating St Ald-helms 8-3. Downend Foresters leadPremier Two by five points aftermaintaining their 100 per cent recordby beating CAB Olympic 5-1. PaulKennedy and Chris Johnston baggedbraces, with Ross Pidgeon adding thefifth for Foresters.

Josh Terry, with a volley into thetop corner of the net, and Mark Whitescored for unbeaten Brislington A,who drew 2-2 at improving South-mead United. Nick Bowering, on hisreturn to the club, and Michael Storrscored for Southmead, in a game wellrefereed by Ashley Hawkins.

AFC Mangotsfield lost their firstleague game of the season, going down3-2 at Rockleaze Rangers Reserves,who had goals from Joe Webber, LukeOgbula and Dave Pritchard.

Lebeq United moved up to fourthplace after winning 5 2 against Al-mondsbury UWE Reserves, while

Bristol Athletic won 8-2 at Cad-bury Heath Reserves.

Eastwood Senior scored the onlygoal of the game to earn To t t e rd ow nPOB their first win of the season atWessex Wanderers.

Division One leaders S t o keRang ers were far too strong for Pa r -son Street OB, who are desperatelytrying to overcome a player shortage.Andrew Gerrish and a penalty fromSam Sims were the Street marksmenin a 14-2 defeat.

AFC Hartcliffe, in second, drew2-2 with third-placed Avonmouth Re-s e r ve s . Rhys O’Donovan and SamWestlake netted for Avonmouth,while Bobby Archard and TommyTucker replied for AFC Hartcliffe.

A goal from Bill Lutonearned Broad Plain HouseRe s e r ve s all three points atStoke Gifford United Reserves.

Cleeve Colts edged out St Ald-helms Reserves 4-3 at Headley Park.Ross Moorhead (2), Paul Davis andAksar Miah were on target forC l e eve.

Filton Athletic won 2-0 at Ashton& Backwell Colts. Craig Tottlescored a hat-trick as Oldbury won 3-0at Tyndalls Park Rangers.

Hyde z lead Division Two with a 100per cent record after beating Fry’sOB 3-0 at Norton Lane, thanks to twogoals from Daniel Causon and onefrom Gavin Ellington.

Rob Perry netted four goals for OldCothamians, who beat AFC Man-gotsfield Reserves 7-0 at PomphreyHill. Joe Haines, Jack O’Sullivan andRuben Martinez-Diaz completed thescoring.

Lawrence Weston Reservesgained their first win of the seasonwith a 4-1 success at Ashton UnitedRe s e r ve s , whose goal came from JoeC h a rl t o n .

Jack Cox and Aaron Weston netteddoubles as Bristol Telephone Re-s e r ve s , who were leading RidingsHigh Reserves 4-1, were pegged backto 4-4.

Brad Mead (2) and Dave Filer net-

ted to give Wa n d e r e r s a3-2 home win over St

Anne’s Town.The top two teams in Division

Three maintained their 100 per centre c o rd s.

Leaders Sartan United won 3-2 atBroadwalk Community, thanks togoals from Jacob O’Donnell, StephenShepherd and Dan Lock.

Second-placed Bristol Bilbao b e atvisitors Rockleaze Rangers A 2-1,following goals from Cory Clark andDan Meek. Goals from Fin Devineand Mandeep Luthra gave Corinthi-ans Sports a 2-0 lead at AFC Whit-church , who hit back to draw 2-2.

Downend Foresters Reservesmoved up to fourth place with a 4-1win at Fishponds OB Reserves. DanDurgan (2), Alex May and Chris Kingnetted for the Foresters, while BarryLumbard scored for Fishponds.

Winford PH are the new leaders ofDivision Four after beating Br andonSpor ts 7-0 at Fry’s. Shaun Bertham(2), Ian Palmer, Tom Durcan, BradPearce and Aidan Cousins were theWinford marksmen.

Michael Alden bagged a brace tohelp The Park Knowle into secondplace, courtesy of a 5-0 win at S t o keGifford United A. Charlie Alden,Jack Gardener and Craig Warburtoncompleted the scoring.

Simpson signs off from Dodington with a goal

CALLUM Simpson marked his lastgame for Dodington before movingto Scotland by opening the score forthe visitors in a 1-1 Premier Divisiondraw at Bradley Stoke B.

Captain-for-the-day Simpson net-ted a pass from Jason Piper for his13th goal this season.

The hosts improved after the breakand Jack Kelly slotted in a deservedequaliser to put a brake on Dod-i n g t o n’s charge up the table.

Ryan Stanley and Ashley Lovellboth scored five for leaders BristolSpor t, who enjoyed a 13-1 home rompagainst Westerleigh Reserves.

Chris Lovell, Kirk Morgan and hisbrother Ricky were also on target forthe hosts.

AFC Hartcliffe Reserves lostground in the race for honours fol-lowing a 2-0 defeat away to IronActon A, whose marksmen wereCraig Rogers and Anthony Thorn.

Broad Walk Reserves avenged anearlier defeat by Broad Plain A witha 7-3 away victory, thanks to goalsfrom Richie Griffin (2), NathanBolton, Ryan Douglas, Dan Graham,Nick Richardson and Jason Wilkins.

Wayne Allen, Andy Bateman andBen Llewellyn replied for the hosts,who remain in mid-table.

A hat-trick from Dean Gingell andMatt Blammon’s double sealed a 5-3away victory for W hitchurch

Phoenix at LS United, for whom TomKacker (2) and Steve Pike scored.Goals from Ricky Turner (2) and PaulBoz gave De Veys Reserves a 3-2 homesuccess against Sea Mills Reserves,

Bristol & Avon

Woodies maintain perfect record

Churches LeagueWOODLANDS Rangers, the defend-ing Division One champions, main-tained their 100 per dent start to theseason with a 3-1 away win againstpreviously unbeaten Castle Green.

Following a goalless first half,Andy Baynton, Jacob Francis andBen Mitchell scored for Woodies,while Glenn Cook replied for Green.

Hillfields Park Baptist are levelon 12 points with Woodies at the top ofthe table following a 3-2 away victoryagainst Counterslip.

Leon Cunningham, Mo Eljadei andChristy O’Sullivan scored for Hill-fields, while Ken Oni struck twice forC o u n t e r s l i p.

Kensington Park Baptist, in theirfirst league game of the season, were7-4 winners against VCF Santos.

Simon Butterworth bagged four ofthe Kensington goals, with the others

from Phil Butterworth, John Cordleand Neil Millard. Mark Bowers net-ted twice for Santos, with a strikefrom Jack Jevon and an own goalmaking up their tally.

FC Sporting Emmanuel won 4-0at Oasis Cairns Road, thanks togoals from Syano Musyimi (2), AlexBakker and Jonathan Stanley.

SAS United had goals from DominicWilletts (2) and Sam Hunt in a 3-1 awaywin against Thornbury Baptist,whose goal came from Ash Tuck.

Hayhill continue to lead the way inDivision Two after goals from JonBartley and Rob Malia led them to a2-1 win away to The Sanctuary.

whose scorers were Marcus Ward andLewis Walker. De Veys fielded abelow-strength team because severalregulars were at the wedding offirst-team boss Jamie Davey.

David Hughesepsport@b-nm.co.uk

� Jason Piper wins a header for Dodington against Bradley Stoke B

Bradley Stoke B’s Joe Pontin, right,shields the ball from Dodington’sTom Bostock during the Bristol &Avon League gamePicture: Michael Lloyd

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NICK Rugman bagged both LittleS t o ke ’s goals, but the Premier Oneleaders dropped two points after shar-ing four goals at Ridings High in Th ePost Feature Match.

Third-placed Tytherington RocksRe s e r ve s made it four wins in a rowby beating Severn Beach 3-2, thanksto goals from James Brock, NickJones and Marc Johns.

Steve Rice completed a hat-trick tohelp Fishponds OB to their third winin four games, 5-2 at Avo n m o u t h .Omari Sims and Daryl Litten were ontarget for Fishponds, while MarkJohnston and Everton Senior repliedfor Avonmouth.

Jon Readings scored for EastonCowboys Suburbia in a 1-0 win overStoke Gifford United.

Rocks Reservesrattle up a fourthsuccessive win

MENDIP United returned to the topof the Premier Division, thanks to a3-0 away victory against lowly BittonRe s e r ve s .

The hosts had a player sent off inthe first half, during which Mendipstriker Jamie Godfrey hit the cross-bar with a penalty. He atoned after thebreak by scoring the opener.

Dean Maggs added the second, andDel Atiwell completed the tally in theclosing stages.

“We played well in the second half,but missed a few chances” said Men-dip manager Richard O’C o n n o r.

AEK Boco lost goalkeeper JoePople, who was taken to hospital witha serious knee injury in the first halfof a 2-1 defeat by L eb e q , who are alsowell in the hunt for honours.

Nicky Martin fired Lebeq in front,Martin Nicholls equalised with a pen-alty for the visitors, whose hopes oftaking home a point were ended by anopportunist effort from DominicH o l ve r.

Highridg e came from behind towin 4-1 at Wi ck , after trailing to anearly strike by Alex Patterson.

Goals from Kevin Taylor (2), DelPeckham and Gary Warren clinchedthe three points for last season’s Di-vision One champions, who arealready making a bold bid for anothert i t l e.

Totterdown United triumphed bythe same score at home to Wi n t e r -

Mendip back at the top afterseeing off Bitton’s challenge

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David Hughesepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Derek Cumnerepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Henbury’s unbeatenrun ended by WarriorsPORTVILLE Warriors beat Hen-bury Reserves 3-1 to end the 100 percent record of their visitors.

Sam Jones, Gary Hunt and sec-retary Van Papantoniou were on tar-get for the hosts in the SeniorDivision clash.

P u ck l e ch u r ch lost ground in aclosely-contested race for honours,following a 3-2 home defeat to goalsfrom Chris Williams (2) and JohnShepherd for Bristol Barcelona.John Wiltshire and Dave Mackayreplied for the home team.

Billy Arnold equalised for N i ch -olas Wanderers Reserves, who wentdown 2-1 at home to strikes by DanGainer and Aaron Turner for IronActon, while Crosscour t beat Hal-len A by the same score, thanks togoals from Jack Marks and RickyEar rey.

Terry White celebrated his firstgame in charge of Wick Reserveswith a 4-3 victory in the basementbattle at Longwell Green A, butteam-raising problems causedWarmley Saints to call off both theirtrip to AEK Boco Reserves and thereserve side’s Division Five fixture atStanton Drew.

Hambrook boosted their bid forpromotion from Division One with a2-1 home win against To t t e rd ow nRe s e r ve s , for whom Mike Witheyreplied to goals from James Axfordand Tom Smyth.

Lewis Brown hit back for St Pan-cr as, who lost for the first time by thesame score to strikes by Josh Maceyand Ashley Pope for Mendip Re-s e r ve s .

Emanuele Pullara’s hat-trick set upan 8-2 home romp for Talbot KnowleUnited against Soundwell Victoria,for whom Jason Barter and SkyeAllen replied. Mark Billeterry, AlecBateman, Wes Griffin, Darren Gar-ton and Clifford Baker were also ontarget for the hosts.

Goals from Sim Seck (2) and LeeKirk saved Chipping Sodbury Re-s e r ve s from defeat in a 3-3 draw athome to Bradley Stoke, while S ey -mour Reserves were 5-0 winnersaway to Miners, who remain rootedto the bottom of the table.

Hanham Reserves slumped to a9-1 defeat away to Division Two pace-setters Real Thornbury, for whomMike Barton scored five to add tostrikes by Chris Crawford (2), TomMiller and Adam Broughton.

Bendix lost top spot, after being

held to a 4-4 draw by G r ey f r i a r sRe s e r ve s , for whom Jeff Clee, DaveCoggins, Joe Lyons and Tom Hainfound the net, while AEK Boco Abeat Cribbs A 4-0, thanks to MarkPocock (2), Luke House and GentS at ch i .

Steve Turnbridge hit a hat-trick forNicholas Wanderers A, 7-2 victorsat home to Iron Acton Reserves, forwhom Max Cooper and Tim Bispreplied. The other Wanderers’ goalscame from Billy Harvey, George Bull,Seb Dufty and James Cook.

Har tclif fe stayed anchored at thebottom after crashing 7-0 away to FryClub A, whose marksmen were OllieCampbell (2), Shane Millard, SamMurray, James Needs, Lee Dark andMartin Blackmore.

Liam Downer netted four times forFrampton Reserves, whose naphand was completed by an own goalin a 5-1 beating of lowly Lloydy Coal-pit Heath, while DRG Frenchay Re-s e r ve s were held to a goalless drawby Chipping Sodbury A.

Bristol Barcelona Reserves con-tinue to set the pace in Division Threeafter Henbury A failed to reply to adouble from Jimmy Goodland, butHallen A lost ground, following a 5-1defeat to goals from Grant Wolsley (3),Ross Beever and Matt Stenton (pen-alty) for S t ap l e t o n . Jemel Holton hitback for the visitors.

Kyle Thomas also notched a treblefor Hillfields OB, 6-2 winners athome to Olveston Reserves, withAdam Young (2) and Swaine Knowlescompleting the tally.

Chris Reuben (2), Sam Thomas andAshley Bruno netted for Pat ch wayNorth End without reply from Yat eAthletic, while Horfield Unitedhammered Hambrook Reserves 6-1,with Dave Collins, Luke Kay, JohnCollins, Matt Green, Klem O’Connorand Klem Bower on target.

The promotion hopes of Old Sod-bury Reserves in Division Four re-ceived a setback with a 3-2 defeataway to leaders Shaftesbury Cru-sade Reserves, whose scorers wereLuke James, Sam Randell and KieranRe e s.

Districtbourne Reserves, thanks to goalsfrom Toby Carter, Lee Webb, CraigShort and George Saunders, to re-main in close contention.

Also in a tight group at the top ofthe table are Longwell Green Re-s e r ve s , who hit Nicholas Wander-ers for six without reply, after SamThomas sparked off the scoring spreewith a hat-trick.

Mark Twentyman, Chris Daunceyand Jacob Watson were also on targetfor the home team in their bid toretain the title.

Danny Matthews hit a hat-trick forHallen Reserves in a 7-0 home rompagainst DRG Frenchay, who remainat the bottom of the table, without apoint from six games played.

Goals from Paul Griffiths (2),Danny Cockram and Ashley Lloydcompleted the rout.

Shaftesbury Crusade lost 2-1 athome to Cribbs Reserves, whosefirst-half marksmen were MarcusBebbington and Justin Cattle, withSimon Bateman on target in reply.

Frampton Athletic lost their 100per cent record and the leadership ofDivision One, following an unexpec-ted 1-0 home defeat by S ey m o u rUnited.

The only goal came midwaythrough the first half when BruceClothier netted with a spectacularoverhead shot in a period of suprem-acy for the visitors, but after thebreak it was the turn of Frampton tocall the tune.

“We dominated the first half, buthad to defend in the second period,”said Seymour’s chairman NealeC o l e s.

A 3-0 home success against Ro m a nGlass St George Reserves put Eden

G r ove in pole position above BristolManor Farm Reserves and Framptonon goal difference, with AaronTaynton the hat-trick hero for thenew leaders.

A 3-1 home win against G r ey f r i a r sAthletic kept Bristol Manor FarmRe s e r ve s in the race for promotionafter the visitors took a fifth-minutelead through Clayton Kingman.

Sam Rees struck twice for thehosts, whose other scorer was An-dreas Ali in a spirited fightback.

Kai Holmes and Luke Mathison putLawrence Rovers two up at thebreak at home to Patchway Re-s e r ve s , who bounced back to win 3-2with strikes by Ben Searle, ShaunCole and Jason Ford late in thesecond half.

Ross Terry grabbed an 85th-minutedecider from Scott Chancellor’s crossfor Sea Mills Park in a 2-1 homevictory against Made For Ever.

Lewis Kendall was the earlierscorer for the ‘Merry Millers’, whosemanager Ikie Greening was disap-pointed that his team had not won bya bigger margin.

“We missed a load of chances, but atleast the three points moved us awayfrom the bottom,” said the formergoalkee per.

George Williams was the topmarksman of the day with four goalsfor O l ve s t o n in a 7-1 hammering ofOldland Abbotonians Reserves,whose misery was completed by MattKnight’s double and a strike by OllieS t o ke s.

Brislington Cricketers won forthe first time after netting four timeswithout reply at Brimsham Green,thanks to goals from Matt Bates (2),Matt Grimes and Ed Davies.

Ciaran Dodd was on target for OldGeorgians, who lost 2-1 at home toMangotsfield Sports, while L aw -rence Weston won for the first timein four games by defeating St Ald-helms 8-3. Downend Foresters leadPremier Two by five points aftermaintaining their 100 per cent recordby beating CAB Olympic 5-1. PaulKennedy and Chris Johnston baggedbraces, with Ross Pidgeon adding thefifth for Foresters.

Josh Terry, with a volley into thetop corner of the net, and Mark Whitescored for unbeaten Brislington A,who drew 2-2 at improving South-mead United. Nick Bowering, on hisreturn to the club, and Michael Storrscored for Southmead, in a game wellrefereed by Ashley Hawkins.

AFC Mangotsfield lost their firstleague game of the season, going down3-2 at Rockleaze Rangers Reserves,who had goals from Joe Webber, LukeOgbula and Dave Pritchard.

Lebeq United moved up to fourthplace after winning 5 2 against Al-mondsbury UWE Reserves, while

Bristol Athletic won 8-2 at Cad-bury Heath Reserves.

Eastwood Senior scored the onlygoal of the game to earn To t t e rd ow nPOB their first win of the season atWessex Wanderers.

Division One leaders S t o keRang ers were far too strong for Pa r -son Street OB, who are desperatelytrying to overcome a player shortage.Andrew Gerrish and a penalty fromSam Sims were the Street marksmenin a 14-2 defeat.

AFC Hartcliffe, in second, drew2-2 with third-placed Avonmouth Re-s e r ve s . Rhys O’Donovan and SamWestlake netted for Avonmouth,while Bobby Archard and TommyTucker replied for AFC Hartcliffe.

A goal from Bill Lutonearned Broad Plain HouseRe s e r ve s all three points atStoke Gifford United Reserves.

Cleeve Colts edged out St Ald-helms Reserves 4-3 at Headley Park.Ross Moorhead (2), Paul Davis andAksar Miah were on target forC l e eve.

Filton Athletic won 2-0 at Ashton& Backwell Colts. Craig Tottlescored a hat-trick as Oldbury won 3-0at Tyndalls Park Rangers.

Hyde z lead Division Two with a 100per cent record after beating Fry’sOB 3-0 at Norton Lane, thanks to twogoals from Daniel Causon and onefrom Gavin Ellington.

Rob Perry netted four goals for OldCothamians, who beat AFC Man-gotsfield Reserves 7-0 at PomphreyHill. Joe Haines, Jack O’Sullivan andRuben Martinez-Diaz completed thescoring.

Lawrence Weston Reservesgained their first win of the seasonwith a 4-1 success at Ashton UnitedRe s e r ve s , whose goal came from JoeC h a rl t o n .

Jack Cox and Aaron Weston netteddoubles as Bristol Telephone Re-s e r ve s , who were leading RidingsHigh Reserves 4-1, were pegged backto 4-4.

Brad Mead (2) and Dave Filer net-

ted to give Wa n d e r e r s a3-2 home win over St

Anne’s Town.The top two teams in Division

Three maintained their 100 per centre c o rd s.

Leaders Sartan United won 3-2 atBroadwalk Community, thanks togoals from Jacob O’Donnell, StephenShepherd and Dan Lock.

Second-placed Bristol Bilbao b e atvisitors Rockleaze Rangers A 2-1,following goals from Cory Clark andDan Meek. Goals from Fin Devineand Mandeep Luthra gave Corinthi-ans Sports a 2-0 lead at AFC Whit-church , who hit back to draw 2-2.

Downend Foresters Reservesmoved up to fourth place with a 4-1win at Fishponds OB Reserves. DanDurgan (2), Alex May and Chris Kingnetted for the Foresters, while BarryLumbard scored for Fishponds.

Winford PH are the new leaders ofDivision Four after beating Br andonSpor ts 7-0 at Fry’s. Shaun Bertham(2), Ian Palmer, Tom Durcan, BradPearce and Aidan Cousins were theWinford marksmen.

Michael Alden bagged a brace tohelp The Park Knowle into secondplace, courtesy of a 5-0 win at S t o keGifford United A. Charlie Alden,Jack Gardener and Craig Warburtoncompleted the scoring.

Simpson signs off from Dodington with a goal

CALLUM Simpson marked his lastgame for Dodington before movingto Scotland by opening the score forthe visitors in a 1-1 Premier Divisiondraw at Bradley Stoke B.

Captain-for-the-day Simpson net-ted a pass from Jason Piper for his13th goal this season.

The hosts improved after the breakand Jack Kelly slotted in a deservedequaliser to put a brake on Dod-i n g t o n’s charge up the table.

Ryan Stanley and Ashley Lovellboth scored five for leaders BristolSpor t, who enjoyed a 13-1 home rompagainst Westerleigh Reserves.

Chris Lovell, Kirk Morgan and hisbrother Ricky were also on target forthe hosts.

AFC Hartcliffe Reserves lostground in the race for honours fol-lowing a 2-0 defeat away to IronActon A, whose marksmen wereCraig Rogers and Anthony Thorn.

Broad Walk Reserves avenged anearlier defeat by Broad Plain A witha 7-3 away victory, thanks to goalsfrom Richie Griffin (2), NathanBolton, Ryan Douglas, Dan Graham,Nick Richardson and Jason Wilkins.

Wayne Allen, Andy Bateman andBen Llewellyn replied for the hosts,who remain in mid-table.

A hat-trick from Dean Gingell andMatt Blammon’s double sealed a 5-3away victory for W hitchurch

Phoenix at LS United, for whom TomKacker (2) and Steve Pike scored.Goals from Ricky Turner (2) and PaulBoz gave De Veys Reserves a 3-2 homesuccess against Sea Mills Reserves,

Bristol & Avon

Woodies maintain perfect record

Churches LeagueWOODLANDS Rangers, the defend-ing Division One champions, main-tained their 100 per dent start to theseason with a 3-1 away win againstpreviously unbeaten Castle Green.

Following a goalless first half,Andy Baynton, Jacob Francis andBen Mitchell scored for Woodies,while Glenn Cook replied for Green.

Hillfields Park Baptist are levelon 12 points with Woodies at the top ofthe table following a 3-2 away victoryagainst Counterslip.

Leon Cunningham, Mo Eljadei andChristy O’Sullivan scored for Hill-fields, while Ken Oni struck twice forC o u n t e r s l i p.

Kensington Park Baptist, in theirfirst league game of the season, were7-4 winners against VCF Santos.

Simon Butterworth bagged four ofthe Kensington goals, with the others

from Phil Butterworth, John Cordleand Neil Millard. Mark Bowers net-ted twice for Santos, with a strikefrom Jack Jevon and an own goalmaking up their tally.

FC Sporting Emmanuel won 4-0at Oasis Cairns Road, thanks togoals from Syano Musyimi (2), AlexBakker and Jonathan Stanley.

SAS United had goals from DominicWilletts (2) and Sam Hunt in a 3-1 awaywin against Thornbury Baptist,whose goal came from Ash Tuck.

Hayhill continue to lead the way inDivision Two after goals from JonBartley and Rob Malia led them to a2-1 win away to The Sanctuary.

whose scorers were Marcus Ward andLewis Walker. De Veys fielded abelow-strength team because severalregulars were at the wedding offirst-team boss Jamie Davey.

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Holver hits a hat-trick as Lebeqmarch on at top of the PremierDOMINIC Holver scored a hat-trickas Lebeq Tavern Courage main-tained their 100 per cent record at thetop of the Premier Division with an8-0 drubbing of AFC Brunel.

Tony Perry scored twice, whileAlex Monks, Leon Simpson and DaveHewitt were also on target for thel e a d e r s.

Andrew Makepeace scored four asAvon Plate thrashed Wa r w i ck 8-2.Louis Bowden, Korahn Gayle, TylerGayle and Pat Winch completed thero u t .

UWE Dynamos beat Amana SYF4-1, thanks to two goals from OlaSanusi and strikes from Jon Churc-hill and Kieran Kelly. Jasper Taylorgrabbed Amana’s goal.

Black Swan beat Bristol 5 Seni-ors 6-1, with Carl Smith, Dean Gos-ling and Rymel Henderson allgrabbing doubles. Jack Cole scoredfor Bristol 5 Seniors.

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the footsteps of their first team bymaintaining a 100 per cent winningstart to the season. They beat For -resters 4-1, with Jed Fields grabbing ahat-trick and Matt Hall also scoring.

Second-placed West CountryUnited won 6-1 at SWYD United,thanks to a hat-trick from CraigSanders and goals from GeorgeThomas, Ryan McDonagh and AdamCole. Joe Maguire scored for SWYD.

Jerome Burton scored for Wi z a rdWa n d e r e r s , who fell to their firstdefeat of the season, a 3-1 loss atLawrence Weston Sunday.

Smart Sports Coaching cl a i m e dtheir first win of the season as theybeat Budgie’s Babes 5-1. Dan Walker(2), James Fiedor, Josh Liddon andBuck Harvey scored for the victors.

A hat-trick from Seb Caley pro-pelled Keynsham Park Rangers totheir first win of the campaign – a 5-0success against AFC Redland. JacobHobbs and Sam Moody also scored.

In Division Two, The Royal Oakand Cathedral City both droppedtheir first points of the season as theydrew 2-2. Chris Brain and Ben Gill

scored for Royal Oak, with RogerGregg and Adam Krych on target forCathedral City.

Signal Generals were unable totake advantage of the top two draw-ing, as they were also held to a draw –4-4 against AFC Brunel Reserves.

Gamal Alzanati (2), Lee O’Driscolland R Palmer scored for AFC Brunel,who collected their first point of theseason, while James Welton and LukeBroderick both scored twice for theG e n e r a l s.

Totterdown United Sunday b e atBrislington Badgers 4-2, with BilalHussain, Zubair Jalil, Warren Kutiand Rupert Mall on target. JasonHawkins and Boon Smith scored forBadg ers.

Lockstock United beat CastleCourt 6-2, thanks to two goals fromboth Oliver Stock and Ellis Sims, plusan Ashley Haim strike and an owngoal. Chris James and Jon Pricescored for Castle Court.

Zimba were held 2-2 by winlessAvon Plate Reserves. Kebba Bojangand Ken Eze scored for Zimba, withMatt Barrow and Ryan Dempsey on

target for Avon Plate. In DivisionThree, Spartans made it four winsfrom four with a 6-3 victory over We s tCountry United Reserves. J Steph-ens scored four for Spartans, with HCrane and Z Dorrington also on tar-get. Ash Cole, Liam Davies and SeanDavies got United’s goals.

Real St George dropped their firstpoints of the season as they drew 3-3with South Bristol Swifts. Law-rence Cummins, Joe Gardner andHarrison Newman scored for theSwifts, with Kyle Thomas, Kyle Port-er and Ben Lovell on target for Real.

Midland Spinner thrashed bot-tom-of-the-table Quality Finish 8-1,with Dan Zerk scoring a hat-trick.Dave Bates, Jamie Coe, Mike Watsonand Craig Thomas also scored, plusthere was an own goal.

Shane Devlin, Phil Giles and MikeJames were on target for BristolRangers as they beat City Dart Vet-er ans 3-0.

Velindr a and South BristolSaints drew 1-1, with Tom Derrickscoring for Velindra and Saints scor-ing via an own goal.

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Pa r k ’s perfectrecord endedby JuniorsTHE leaders in all four divisions lostlast Saturday.

In Division One, Sneyd Park losttheir 100 per cent record after beingbeaten 2-1 by Lawes Juniors.

Hare on the Hill lost top spot inDivison Two after going down 5-1 toTorpedo Reserves, whose goalscame from Mike Speakman (3), TomCalloway and Kieran Dhugga.

Greens Park Rangers slipped fromthe top of Division Three with a 2-0defeat to Wellington Wanderers, butDDAS stayed top of Division Fourdespite losing 4-3 to Clifton Rockets.

In Division One, there were winsfor A s h l ey , 3-1 against DAC Beach-croft, Clifton St Vincents, 5-2against C o t swo o l , and Spor tingG r ey h o u n d , 2-0 against Re t a i n e r s .

After going 2-0 down, two goalseach from James Stanley and RichardJames, plus one from Jack Newman,gave Portland Old Boys a 5-4 winover Saints Old Boys.

Goals from Tom Wilkes (2) , ReeceEvans and Pete Marsh saw Tor pedoovercome Jersey Rangers 4-1.

In Division Two, Easton Cowboyscapitalised on Hare on the Hill’s de-feat with a 4-1 win against A s h l eyRe s e r ve s . There were also wins forCorinthians, 3-1 against CliftonRo cke t s , and Sneyd Park Reserves ,2-0 against Saints Old Boys Re-s e r ve s .

Old Elizabethans kept up theirgood form in Division Three with a3-0 win over Portland Old Boys,thanks to goals from Lukon Miah,Simon Harris and Alex Kwong.

Luccombe Garage beat Re t a i n e r sRe s e r ve s 6-4, and Easton CowboysRe s e r ve s scored seven without replyagainst Clifton St Vincents A. PeterClare scored for Torpedo A in a 1-0win against Cotham Old Boys , whileSneyd Park A beat Helios 2-1.

In Division Four, Warmley Unitedbeat Conham Rangers 3-0, S n eydPark B defeated Retainers A 4-0 andWest Town won 3-2 against Je r s eyRangers Reserves. NCSF andTebby Reserves drew 2-2, while Cos-mos UK and Clifton St Vincents Bdrew 5-5. Lion FC Reserves and To r -pedo B shared four goals, withRichard Wilson and Tom Hedgesscoring for Torpedo.

THERE was a 13-goal premier Di-vision thriller at Real Bristol, wherethe home side ran out 9-4 winnersover Flowerpot Wanderers.

Dave Herbert scored six of RealBristol’s goals, with Matt Brown,Scott Budding and Shane Douglasalso on the scoresheet for them.

Makinidi Kondwani hit a hat-trickas Lebeq FC stormed to a 6-1 win atStoke Lane Athletic .

Jordan Yeo, Nathan Headley andLuke Green completed the scoring forthe away side, with Ashley Harring-ton netting for Lane.

All Saints ran out 7-4 winners at

home to Sar tan. Paul Coles nettedfour times, with AndrewHamilton-Dunn (2) and Lee Bebbing-ton also on target for the victors.

Scott Clark, Mitchell Nott, JacobO’Donnell and Ben Thomson wereSar tan’s scorers.

In Division One, Sartan Southcontinued their unbeaten run to thestart of the campaign with a 7-2 awayvictory at B r e a k away s .

Connor Walker and Sean Baileygrabbed two apiece, while South’sother goals came from Sam Scraggs,Jordan Hughes and Craig Beretski.

Breakaways goals were scored bySteve Collins and Connor Hemming.

Legion United kept up their pur-suit of the early leaders with a 5-3

� The Ridings High team that drew 2-2 with Little Stoke in this week’s Feature Match. Back row,from left, Mat Woodman, John Henson, Alex Heath, Nick Waters, Cory Wilson, Ryan Weeks,Martin Castle, Gary Dunn (manager). Front row, from left, Luke Kurns, Daryl Cazley, JasonFletcher, Joe Bennet, Scott Cameron

� The Little Stoke squad that played Ridings High – back row, from left, Matthew Burnard(manager), Ross Taylor, Craig Lancaster, John Rugman, Gary Cripps, Ricky Evans, Mike Willmott,Luke Preddy. Front row, from left, Lawrence Foster, Todd Brunt, Steven Hirst, Matthew Price,Nick Rugman, Zac Cosgrove Pictures: Jon Kent

away win at Lebeq Reserves, thanksto a Lewis Smart hat-trick and twofrom Jack Pullin. Lebeq hit backthrough Tyler Long, James Hall andLiam Archer.

Littlesea Sports saw off visitorsBAWA Sports 4-2, with Rich Duffy(2), Scott Saunders and Will Osborneon the scoresheet for the home sideand Craig Hobbs and Dan Oakleynetting for the visitors.

In Division Two, the top two teams,Team Jansen and BristolFiorentina, both continued their 100per cent record.

Team Jansen beat Bristol Palace3-1, with brothers Acer and CraigWhite on the scoresheet, along withGiorgio Mancini. Jamie Bacon hit

back for Palace. Bristol Fiorentinasqueezed past visitors St Berna-dettes 3-2, thanks to goals from JoshDay (2) and Joe Baker. Saints goalswere scored by Rich Went (2).

Fishponds secured their first winof the season with a 3-2 home successover Q u ay s i d e , thanks to goals fromRoss Moorhead, John Paul Chaill andDmitri Dimitrou. The Trooper b e atAC Bristol 4-0, with goals from JimCockburn (2), Austen Kynaston andAlex Bridgeman.

Maytree Jets had a 9-1 win Al-mondsbury Athletic to remain atthe top of Division Three.

A hat-trick from Josh Dyer helpedJolly Boys to a 9-1 away win at FCEastville.

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Ridler has the last laugh as Unitedbreeze past Town in Division A

Hanham Minor League

� A Stoke Lane player slots a ball through the AEK Boco defence in the Hanham Minor League Under-11B game Picture: Michael Lloyd

OWEN Ridler’s star-man perform-ance was rewarded with two greatgoals as Mangotsfield UnitedUnder-11s overcame Key n s h a mTow n with an 8-0 top-division vic-t o r y.

Tom Garland, Will Ashton and SebScott all grabbed a goal apiece as thereigning champions demonstrated,with some great football, that theyhave settled well into the newnine-a-side format.

Harry Jefferies, Max Wiltshire andJames Walker all combined well atthe back.

They were ferocious in the tackle tosnuff out any threat posed by Keyn-sham’s solitary striker.

At the other end, Sam Barneyweighed in with his weekly hat-trick,but was happy to hand the match ballto the impressive Ridler.

Bristol Rovers Under-11s main-tained their unbeaten start to theseason with a 2-0 away victory overhard-working Bitton Reds in the AD iv i s i o n .

They took the lead through leadingscorer Elijah Hayden, and with starman Harvey Milton dealing witheverything Bitton could muster, andKeane Ashwood driving Rovers on, itwas only a matter of time before they

added a second goal via Miguel Freck-l e t o n’s neat side-foot finish.

Manager Kevin Ashwood singledout Stanley Dark, for his non-stopwork-rate up-front, as a key reasonfor Rovers’ latest success, whilethoughts too were with lucklessRovers player Bradley Webb, who re-cently broke his leg in school.

Thornbury Town Under-10sslipped to a narrow 3-1 defeat awayagainst Bitton in Division B.

Both teams looked to play goodpassing football in the opening gameand James Stone and Joe Pearmainwere strong in the tackle for Thorn-bu r y.

Indecision in the Town defence costthem dear, though, and they giftedBitton two sloppy goals.

Man-of-the-match Charlie Mossran his heart out and was a continualthreat for Thorns, but overall theystruggled for fluency as they fell to a2-0 defeat.

There was hope for Thornbury atthe start of the second game as thelively Aidan Ebanks was in the rightplace to lash home and give them thelead, only for Bitton to equalisestraight away via another soft goalfrom Thorns’ p e r s p e c t ive.

Town star performer Peter Greg-ory ran his socks off in defence, butdespite giving it their all on a hot day,

Thornbury were forced to settle for afrustrating 1-1 draw.

By contrast, Warmley RangersU n d e r- 1 0 s stretched their unbeatenstart to the C-Division season to sixgames with a powerful display and 8-1win over a valiant Ashton BoysColts s i d e.

Warmley produced some excellentpass-and-move football which helpedthem to a 2-0 first-game victory,striker Ben Emery scoring with acool finish and Kai Johnson adding tohis impressive tally of goals.

Rangers dominated the secondmatch with wave after wave of at-tacks. Kareem Shuman (2) scored hisfirst goals for the club and DillonMonks curled a corner straight intothe net.

Tom Williams helped himself to abrace and Lewis Parfitt completedthe scoring before gallant Ashtonpulled a late goal back in a 6-1 de-f e at .

Highridge United Under-10s andD e e r swo o d battled out a 2-2 draw, afitting outcome as both teams hadenjoyed promotion from Division Dlast year.

Jarvis Hill put the Ridge, whoseman-of-the-match George Owen wasinstrumental at the back for them,one-up with a cracking free-kick justinside the Deerswood half, before

their opponents struck back just be-fore the end of the first game to makeit 1-1.

It was Deerswood’s turn to take anearly lead in game two beforeUnited’s star man Santino Reid slot-ted home from a goalmouth scrambleto tie-up the scores again.

Reid was then frustrated by anoutstanding save by the Deerswoodkeeper as he eyed a belated winner.

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Gloucestershire Youth

Smith’s bracegives Whitesan easy victory

ELIOT Smith was at the double asWestbury Park Foxes WhitesU n d e r- 1 1 s breezed to a 4-1 victoryover brave Buccaneers Blacks, whogave it their all throughout.

Foxes got their breakthrough witha goal by Tom Cowell on ten minutesand they extended the lead throughSmith before half-time.

Buccaneers had the advantage ofthe hill after the break and tenminutes in they gave themselveshope by pulling a goal back, only forWPF to rally and score two quickgoals via Smith and Joe Coward toseal the game.

Finlay Clark, his first followinggood set-up play by Sam Northcott,and his second a fine long-distancestrike, bagged both Sefton ParkScor pions goals, although theywe re n’t quite enough to secure apoint or more as Westbury ParkFoxes Greens edged a close contest3-2 with efforts from Jacob Stevens,Ben Bowen and Sam Devane.

Battling performances by JoshBrown, Pablo Lambert and ArunBrooks in the second half ensuredSefton were always in the hunt.

Wickwar Wanderers Under-13srattled-up another fine win, Cameron

3� The number of goals scored byCameron Gander in Wickwar’s winover Shirehampton

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Gander’s hat-trick, Kieran Davis’double and Matt Sands, Sam Paton,James Cooke and Rob Haines strikesseeing them to a 9-1 away success overShirehampton, while Harry Feehilyand Danny Wistow both registeredtrebles to go with Sonny Singh’sbrace as Westbury Park Foxes sweptto an 8-3 victory over Lockleze,Johnathen Lambangombe (2) andCole Pierre replying for the aways i d e.

In the Fountain Trophies SeniorCup, an Iwan Hughes hat-trick, TJJohnson brace and Archie Lock effortsaw Bishopston United to a 6-2 winover Icthus, whose Andrew Petersonand Caleb Jassal responded with con-solations. Central defender Suhayland team-mate Frankie Armstrongcombined as part of a fine flowingmove down the right leading up tounmarked Lock’s goal for Bishop-ston, a crisp first-time finish.

Travelling Tytherington RocksU n d e r- 1 5 s were made to fight all theway by St Andrews en route to an 8-1Division B romp, Stan Hill scoringthe home team’s consolation with afirst-half penalty to tie it up at 1-1before Rocks raced clear

A bright second-half spell by theSaints midfield produced severalshots for Ben Hernandez, Josh Buttand Eddie Bounds.

Man-marker Matthew Hazellworked tirelessly for them too, whiledefenders Savill, Jenkins, Watt andMellings played well.� A Stoke Lane player looks for a

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Holver hits a hat-trick as Lebeqmarch on at top of the PremierDOMINIC Holver scored a hat-trickas Lebeq Tavern Courage main-tained their 100 per cent record at thetop of the Premier Division with an8-0 drubbing of AFC Brunel.

Tony Perry scored twice, whileAlex Monks, Leon Simpson and DaveHewitt were also on target for thel e a d e r s.

Andrew Makepeace scored four asAvon Plate thrashed Wa r w i ck 8-2.Louis Bowden, Korahn Gayle, TylerGayle and Pat Winch completed thero u t .

UWE Dynamos beat Amana SYF4-1, thanks to two goals from OlaSanusi and strikes from Jon Churc-hill and Kieran Kelly. Jasper Taylorgrabbed Amana’s goal.

Black Swan beat Bristol 5 Seni-ors 6-1, with Carl Smith, Dean Gos-ling and Rymel Henderson allgrabbing doubles. Jack Cole scoredfor Bristol 5 Seniors.

In Division One, Lebeq TavernCourage Reserves are following in

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the footsteps of their first team bymaintaining a 100 per cent winningstart to the season. They beat For -resters 4-1, with Jed Fields grabbing ahat-trick and Matt Hall also scoring.

Second-placed West CountryUnited won 6-1 at SWYD United,thanks to a hat-trick from CraigSanders and goals from GeorgeThomas, Ryan McDonagh and AdamCole. Joe Maguire scored for SWYD.

Jerome Burton scored for Wi z a rdWa n d e r e r s , who fell to their firstdefeat of the season, a 3-1 loss atLawrence Weston Sunday.

Smart Sports Coaching cl a i m e dtheir first win of the season as theybeat Budgie’s Babes 5-1. Dan Walker(2), James Fiedor, Josh Liddon andBuck Harvey scored for the victors.

A hat-trick from Seb Caley pro-pelled Keynsham Park Rangers totheir first win of the campaign – a 5-0success against AFC Redland. JacobHobbs and Sam Moody also scored.

In Division Two, The Royal Oakand Cathedral City both droppedtheir first points of the season as theydrew 2-2. Chris Brain and Ben Gill

scored for Royal Oak, with RogerGregg and Adam Krych on target forCathedral City.

Signal Generals were unable totake advantage of the top two draw-ing, as they were also held to a draw –4-4 against AFC Brunel Reserves.

Gamal Alzanati (2), Lee O’Driscolland R Palmer scored for AFC Brunel,who collected their first point of theseason, while James Welton and LukeBroderick both scored twice for theG e n e r a l s.

Totterdown United Sunday b e atBrislington Badgers 4-2, with BilalHussain, Zubair Jalil, Warren Kutiand Rupert Mall on target. JasonHawkins and Boon Smith scored forBadg ers.

Lockstock United beat CastleCourt 6-2, thanks to two goals fromboth Oliver Stock and Ellis Sims, plusan Ashley Haim strike and an owngoal. Chris James and Jon Pricescored for Castle Court.

Zimba were held 2-2 by winlessAvon Plate Reserves. Kebba Bojangand Ken Eze scored for Zimba, withMatt Barrow and Ryan Dempsey on

target for Avon Plate. In DivisionThree, Spartans made it four winsfrom four with a 6-3 victory over We s tCountry United Reserves. J Steph-ens scored four for Spartans, with HCrane and Z Dorrington also on tar-get. Ash Cole, Liam Davies and SeanDavies got United’s goals.

Real St George dropped their firstpoints of the season as they drew 3-3with South Bristol Swifts. Law-rence Cummins, Joe Gardner andHarrison Newman scored for theSwifts, with Kyle Thomas, Kyle Port-er and Ben Lovell on target for Real.

Midland Spinner thrashed bot-tom-of-the-table Quality Finish 8-1,with Dan Zerk scoring a hat-trick.Dave Bates, Jamie Coe, Mike Watsonand Craig Thomas also scored, plusthere was an own goal.

Shane Devlin, Phil Giles and MikeJames were on target for BristolRangers as they beat City Dart Vet-er ans 3-0.

Velindr a and South BristolSaints drew 1-1, with Tom Derrickscoring for Velindra and Saints scor-ing via an own goal.

Saturday | Downs

Pa r k ’s perfectrecord endedby JuniorsTHE leaders in all four divisions lostlast Saturday.

In Division One, Sneyd Park losttheir 100 per cent record after beingbeaten 2-1 by Lawes Juniors.

Hare on the Hill lost top spot inDivison Two after going down 5-1 toTorpedo Reserves, whose goalscame from Mike Speakman (3), TomCalloway and Kieran Dhugga.

Greens Park Rangers slipped fromthe top of Division Three with a 2-0defeat to Wellington Wanderers, butDDAS stayed top of Division Fourdespite losing 4-3 to Clifton Rockets.

In Division One, there were winsfor A s h l ey , 3-1 against DAC Beach-croft, Clifton St Vincents, 5-2against C o t swo o l , and Spor tingG r ey h o u n d , 2-0 against Re t a i n e r s .

After going 2-0 down, two goalseach from James Stanley and RichardJames, plus one from Jack Newman,gave Portland Old Boys a 5-4 winover Saints Old Boys.

Goals from Tom Wilkes (2) , ReeceEvans and Pete Marsh saw Tor pedoovercome Jersey Rangers 4-1.

In Division Two, Easton Cowboyscapitalised on Hare on the Hill’s de-feat with a 4-1 win against A s h l eyRe s e r ve s . There were also wins forCorinthians, 3-1 against CliftonRo cke t s , and Sneyd Park Reserves ,2-0 against Saints Old Boys Re-s e r ve s .

Old Elizabethans kept up theirgood form in Division Three with a3-0 win over Portland Old Boys,thanks to goals from Lukon Miah,Simon Harris and Alex Kwong.

Luccombe Garage beat Re t a i n e r sRe s e r ve s 6-4, and Easton CowboysRe s e r ve s scored seven without replyagainst Clifton St Vincents A. PeterClare scored for Torpedo A in a 1-0win against Cotham Old Boys , whileSneyd Park A beat Helios 2-1.

In Division Four, Warmley Unitedbeat Conham Rangers 3-0, S n eydPark B defeated Retainers A 4-0 andWest Town won 3-2 against Je r s eyRangers Reserves. NCSF andTebby Reserves drew 2-2, while Cos-mos UK and Clifton St Vincents Bdrew 5-5. Lion FC Reserves and To r -pedo B shared four goals, withRichard Wilson and Tom Hedgesscoring for Torpedo.

THERE was a 13-goal premier Di-vision thriller at Real Bristol, wherethe home side ran out 9-4 winnersover Flowerpot Wanderers.

Dave Herbert scored six of RealBristol’s goals, with Matt Brown,Scott Budding and Shane Douglasalso on the scoresheet for them.

Makinidi Kondwani hit a hat-trickas Lebeq FC stormed to a 6-1 win atStoke Lane Athletic .

Jordan Yeo, Nathan Headley andLuke Green completed the scoring forthe away side, with Ashley Harring-ton netting for Lane.

All Saints ran out 7-4 winners at

home to Sar tan. Paul Coles nettedfour times, with AndrewHamilton-Dunn (2) and Lee Bebbing-ton also on target for the victors.

Scott Clark, Mitchell Nott, JacobO’Donnell and Ben Thomson wereSar tan’s scorers.

In Division One, Sartan Southcontinued their unbeaten run to thestart of the campaign with a 7-2 awayvictory at B r e a k away s .

Connor Walker and Sean Baileygrabbed two apiece, while South’sother goals came from Sam Scraggs,Jordan Hughes and Craig Beretski.

Breakaways goals were scored bySteve Collins and Connor Hemming.

Legion United kept up their pur-suit of the early leaders with a 5-3

� The Ridings High team that drew 2-2 with Little Stoke in this week’s Feature Match. Back row,from left, Mat Woodman, John Henson, Alex Heath, Nick Waters, Cory Wilson, Ryan Weeks,Martin Castle, Gary Dunn (manager). Front row, from left, Luke Kurns, Daryl Cazley, JasonFletcher, Joe Bennet, Scott Cameron

� The Little Stoke squad that played Ridings High – back row, from left, Matthew Burnard(manager), Ross Taylor, Craig Lancaster, John Rugman, Gary Cripps, Ricky Evans, Mike Willmott,Luke Preddy. Front row, from left, Lawrence Foster, Todd Brunt, Steven Hirst, Matthew Price,Nick Rugman, Zac Cosgrove Pictures: Jon Kent

away win at Lebeq Reserves, thanksto a Lewis Smart hat-trick and twofrom Jack Pullin. Lebeq hit backthrough Tyler Long, James Hall andLiam Archer.

Littlesea Sports saw off visitorsBAWA Sports 4-2, with Rich Duffy(2), Scott Saunders and Will Osborneon the scoresheet for the home sideand Craig Hobbs and Dan Oakleynetting for the visitors.

In Division Two, the top two teams,Team Jansen and BristolFiorentina, both continued their 100per cent record.

Team Jansen beat Bristol Palace3-1, with brothers Acer and CraigWhite on the scoresheet, along withGiorgio Mancini. Jamie Bacon hit

back for Palace. Bristol Fiorentinasqueezed past visitors St Berna-dettes 3-2, thanks to goals from JoshDay (2) and Joe Baker. Saints goalswere scored by Rich Went (2).

Fishponds secured their first winof the season with a 3-2 home successover Q u ay s i d e , thanks to goals fromRoss Moorhead, John Paul Chaill andDmitri Dimitrou. The Trooper b e atAC Bristol 4-0, with goals from JimCockburn (2), Austen Kynaston andAlex Bridgeman.

Maytree Jets had a 9-1 win Al-mondsbury Athletic to remain atthe top of Division Three.

A hat-trick from Josh Dyer helpedJolly Boys to a 9-1 away win at FCEastville.

Rob Perkinsepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Ridler has the last laugh as Unitedbreeze past Town in Division A

Hanham Minor League

� A Stoke Lane player slots a ball through the AEK Boco defence in the Hanham Minor League Under-11B game Picture: Michael Lloyd

OWEN Ridler’s star-man perform-ance was rewarded with two greatgoals as Mangotsfield UnitedUnder-11s overcame Key n s h a mTow n with an 8-0 top-division vic-t o r y.

Tom Garland, Will Ashton and SebScott all grabbed a goal apiece as thereigning champions demonstrated,with some great football, that theyhave settled well into the newnine-a-side format.

Harry Jefferies, Max Wiltshire andJames Walker all combined well atthe back.

They were ferocious in the tackle tosnuff out any threat posed by Keyn-sham’s solitary striker.

At the other end, Sam Barneyweighed in with his weekly hat-trick,but was happy to hand the match ballto the impressive Ridler.

Bristol Rovers Under-11s main-tained their unbeaten start to theseason with a 2-0 away victory overhard-working Bitton Reds in the AD iv i s i o n .

They took the lead through leadingscorer Elijah Hayden, and with starman Harvey Milton dealing witheverything Bitton could muster, andKeane Ashwood driving Rovers on, itwas only a matter of time before they

added a second goal via Miguel Freck-l e t o n’s neat side-foot finish.

Manager Kevin Ashwood singledout Stanley Dark, for his non-stopwork-rate up-front, as a key reasonfor Rovers’ latest success, whilethoughts too were with lucklessRovers player Bradley Webb, who re-cently broke his leg in school.

Thornbury Town Under-10sslipped to a narrow 3-1 defeat awayagainst Bitton in Division B.

Both teams looked to play goodpassing football in the opening gameand James Stone and Joe Pearmainwere strong in the tackle for Thorn-bu r y.

Indecision in the Town defence costthem dear, though, and they giftedBitton two sloppy goals.

Man-of-the-match Charlie Mossran his heart out and was a continualthreat for Thorns, but overall theystruggled for fluency as they fell to a2-0 defeat.

There was hope for Thornbury atthe start of the second game as thelively Aidan Ebanks was in the rightplace to lash home and give them thelead, only for Bitton to equalisestraight away via another soft goalfrom Thorns’ p e r s p e c t ive.

Town star performer Peter Greg-ory ran his socks off in defence, butdespite giving it their all on a hot day,

Thornbury were forced to settle for afrustrating 1-1 draw.

By contrast, Warmley RangersU n d e r- 1 0 s stretched their unbeatenstart to the C-Division season to sixgames with a powerful display and 8-1win over a valiant Ashton BoysColts s i d e.

Warmley produced some excellentpass-and-move football which helpedthem to a 2-0 first-game victory,striker Ben Emery scoring with acool finish and Kai Johnson adding tohis impressive tally of goals.

Rangers dominated the secondmatch with wave after wave of at-tacks. Kareem Shuman (2) scored hisfirst goals for the club and DillonMonks curled a corner straight intothe net.

Tom Williams helped himself to abrace and Lewis Parfitt completedthe scoring before gallant Ashtonpulled a late goal back in a 6-1 de-f e at .

Highridge United Under-10s andD e e r swo o d battled out a 2-2 draw, afitting outcome as both teams hadenjoyed promotion from Division Dlast year.

Jarvis Hill put the Ridge, whoseman-of-the-match George Owen wasinstrumental at the back for them,one-up with a cracking free-kick justinside the Deerswood half, before

their opponents struck back just be-fore the end of the first game to makeit 1-1.

It was Deerswood’s turn to take anearly lead in game two beforeUnited’s star man Santino Reid slot-ted home from a goalmouth scrambleto tie-up the scores again.

Reid was then frustrated by anoutstanding save by the Deerswoodkeeper as he eyed a belated winner.

Simon Parkinsonepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Gloucestershire Youth

Smith’s bracegives Whitesan easy victory

ELIOT Smith was at the double asWestbury Park Foxes WhitesU n d e r- 1 1 s breezed to a 4-1 victoryover brave Buccaneers Blacks, whogave it their all throughout.

Foxes got their breakthrough witha goal by Tom Cowell on ten minutesand they extended the lead throughSmith before half-time.

Buccaneers had the advantage ofthe hill after the break and tenminutes in they gave themselveshope by pulling a goal back, only forWPF to rally and score two quickgoals via Smith and Joe Coward toseal the game.

Finlay Clark, his first followinggood set-up play by Sam Northcott,and his second a fine long-distancestrike, bagged both Sefton ParkScor pions goals, although theywe re n’t quite enough to secure apoint or more as Westbury ParkFoxes Greens edged a close contest3-2 with efforts from Jacob Stevens,Ben Bowen and Sam Devane.

Battling performances by JoshBrown, Pablo Lambert and ArunBrooks in the second half ensuredSefton were always in the hunt.

Wickwar Wanderers Under-13srattled-up another fine win, Cameron

3� The number of goals scored byCameron Gander in Wickwar’s winover Shirehampton

Simon Parkinsonepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Gander’s hat-trick, Kieran Davis’double and Matt Sands, Sam Paton,James Cooke and Rob Haines strikesseeing them to a 9-1 away success overShirehampton, while Harry Feehilyand Danny Wistow both registeredtrebles to go with Sonny Singh’sbrace as Westbury Park Foxes sweptto an 8-3 victory over Lockleze,Johnathen Lambangombe (2) andCole Pierre replying for the aways i d e.

In the Fountain Trophies SeniorCup, an Iwan Hughes hat-trick, TJJohnson brace and Archie Lock effortsaw Bishopston United to a 6-2 winover Icthus, whose Andrew Petersonand Caleb Jassal responded with con-solations. Central defender Suhayland team-mate Frankie Armstrongcombined as part of a fine flowingmove down the right leading up tounmarked Lock’s goal for Bishop-ston, a crisp first-time finish.

Travelling Tytherington RocksU n d e r- 1 5 s were made to fight all theway by St Andrews en route to an 8-1Division B romp, Stan Hill scoringthe home team’s consolation with afirst-half penalty to tie it up at 1-1before Rocks raced clear

A bright second-half spell by theSaints midfield produced severalshots for Ben Hernandez, Josh Buttand Eddie Bounds.

Man-marker Matthew Hazellworked tirelessly for them too, whiledefenders Savill, Jenkins, Watt andMellings played well.� A Stoke Lane player looks for a

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BROADWALK Under-16s toppledBristol Rovers from Division Fourtop spot courtesy of a 4-2 victory in atense and fast-paced game, which in-volved many injuries and subsequents u b s t i t u t i o n s.

Gustavo Sousa was pushed forwardfrom defence and made a name forhimself in scoring Broadwalk’sequaliser after Rovers had struck theopening blow in the early stages.

Two Kevin Pearce strikes and an-other for Sousa ensured the pointswent the visitors’ way, althoughRovers were always in it and Broad-walk’s substitute keeper Calum Ro-gers was asked to make a fine savefrom a free-kick which had reboun-ded off the wall.

Shantay Campbell and EthanCaswell were the Rovers marksmen.

Meanwhile, Will Simpson-Jarmanand Alex Begbie-Dilks both firedtrebles as Bitton roared to a 9-2 Di-vision One away victory overHighridge United, having concededa goal to a quick counter-attack insidethe opening minute.

George Neill (2) and Gianni Por-caro were also on target as the vis-itors recovered in style.

Hallen Under-14s went into theirfirst division fixture against Ro ck -leaze Rangers with no forwardsafter losing Jack Brice and ElliotGardner to illness and injury, whiledefender Brad Lewis was also ab-sent.

Yet they were still too strong fortheir opponents as Joe Hodson’sdouble and efforts by Harry Reyn-olds, Luke Spokes and star man RexMannings saw them to a comfortable5-1 win.

Whitchurch Juniors Under-13swere emphatic winners over South-mead CS as two unbeaten sides inDivision Four went head-to-head.

Strikes by Sam Hutton (2), TobyAnstey (2), Reece Morgan, AlfieSmart and keeper Jack Pringle, witha last-minute penalty, saw ’Church toa clinical 7-1 success, Aaron Stonenetting Southmead’s consolation fiveminutes before the break.

W hitchurch’s defence of JoeKnight, Harry Purday, Finley Tout,Kyle Lovegrove and Harry Britton allenjoyed outstanding games to limitSouthmead to the one score.

Goals by the lively Jay Murray,from the penalty spot after he hadbeen upended inside the box, andArchie Denness, with a fine finishfollowing a determined run, earnedPortishead Town Under-13s a fight-ing point on the road from a 2-2second-division draw with Br adleyStoke United, who had twice takenthe lead before the break.

The visitors went close to winningit in the second half when Murray’saudacious overhead kick was just off

target, while the same player took atumble inside the area in the dyingmoments but the referee deemed aBradley Stoke defender had justmade contact with the ball.

After going down in a recentfive-goal thriller against Deerswoodin the league and making afirst-round exit in the cup againstAvon Athletic (3-1) last week, Broad-walk Under-13s had the perfect op-portunity to exact revenge on thesame visiting Avo n in the weekend’sfirst division encounter.

And that is precisely what they didas they produced some of their bestfootball of the campaign to clinch a 7-1success with some terrific goals fromKeegan Thorne (2), Lewis Neale (2),Christian Ayabaah, Jordan Lee-Wal-ters and Thomas Morfitis, all thatafter Avon had snatched a fifthminute lead.

Thornbury Town Under-12s p ro -duced a convincing 7-0 fifth-divisionaway win over Keynsham TownColts to remain undefeated in theirfirst Avon Youth League season.

Within minutes of kick-off, Thorn-bury were ahead when a curling JoshRiggs corner found the head ofLeighton Tuodolo for 1-0.

The away team soon doubled thelead courtesy of the hard-workingAaron Barnes, who fired in fromclose range.

The floodgates opened and Tuodolocompleted his hat-trick with twomore goals while Sam Flawn (2) andRiggs weighed in to complete a com-fortable three-pointer.

Keynsham did embark on somedangerous counters, but the awayteam’s back line of Michael Moon,Ollie Rice and man-of-the-match BenPeters effectively soaked up anydang er.

In the top-flight section, Almonds-bury Saints Under-12s and BristolCity SCJ fought out a thrilling 1-1draw in their top-table clash. Bothteams battled hard to win possessionand create chances, with Will Gouldand Callum Eastwood threatening forvisiting City, whilst Saints posedproblems through Ben Lloyd andEllis Richards on the flanks.

It was a Fin Coombes goal thatbroke the deadlock for the Almondsmidway through the second half as hedarted in from the left with a finefinish.

Both teams looked solid in defencewith Saints’ Harrison Neill and MaxBarker showing up well and ColbyHawkins impressing for City.

Ten minutes before time the vis-itors levelled up when Will Gouldused his pace to get past Saints keep-er Charlie Smith and drive the ballhome, so breaching the Saints’ p ro u dclean-sheet record this season.

Stand-in striker Sousamakes a real difference Matthews sparks Avon’s victory over Spartak Heath and Colts surge

to the top of the table

Feature Match | Avon Athletic Under-14s vs Bristol Spartak Under-14s, Avon Youth League, Division Two

Avon Athletic 5

Bristol Spartak 2

James McKimmepsport@bepp.co.uk

� A Bristol Spartak player goes to ground to stop an Avon Athletic attack during the Avon Youth League Under-14 Division Two game Photographs: Jon Kent

� Avon Athletic and Bristol Spartakinvolved in an aerial battle

AVON Athletic proved too strong forBristol Spartak as they claimed acomfortable victory that includedtwo assists and a goal from LiamMatthews, although they did have toweather a spirited Spartak revival inthe second half.

The visitors got the game under-way, but just two minutes in foundthemselves a goal down. Matthewspicked the ball up in the middle of thepitch before sliding it right into thepath of Connor Davies, who un-leashed a vicious shot from thecorner of the box, beating Kyran Git-sham at his near post.

Avon doubled their lead threeminutes later when a long goal-kickfrom Lewis Brodie was flicked on byMatthews and, after latching on tothe flick-on, Jardell Hartley-Keelingheld off two challenges before dis-patching the ball left footed past Git-sham from 14 yards out.

Spar tak’s first shot came a minutelater through Tommy-Lee Tremblett,but soon the visitors were on the backfoot again as another long goal-kickfrom Brodie was flicked on by Daviesto Matthews, who drove to the bylinebefore cutting the ball back, howeverHartley-Keeling couldn’t quite findthe back of the net from ten yards outas his flicked effort struck the postand bounced clear.

Some brave defending was thenrequired from Mason Hartrey who,after taking Robbie Warden’s power-ful shot full in the face from threeyards away, leapt straight back to hisfeet and put in a brilliant slidingtackle to prevent Hartley-Keelingfrom firing home the loose ball.

Avon continued to press and sevenminutes before half timeHartley-Keeling netted his second ofthe match after latching on to AlfieBrewis through ball and cutting backonto his right foot to beat his manbefore tucking the ball past Gitshamat the near post to make it 3-0.

And bang on the half-hour markthe home side extended their lead

with a lovely team goal. Davies playedthe ball into the feet of Hartley-Keel-ing from the right and, with his backto goal, he flicked it round the cornerfor Reece Martin who unselfishlysquared it for Warden to curl in un-m a rke d .

A rare pot shot from Spartak’sTremblett in the 32nd minute hadBrodie worried for a second as thelooping effort dropped over the back-pedalling keeper, but unfortunatelyfor the visitors the ball didn’t dipenough as it dropped harmlessly overthe bar.

Hartley-Keeling came close to com-pleting his hat-trick before half timeas he reacted quickest to a duffed shotfrom Brewis, beating both defendersand Gitsham to the ball.

But, although he managed tosqueeze the ball beyond the keeper,his effort struck the post and rolledsafely behind for a goal-kick.

Avon had dominated the first half

as they pinned Spartak back, rarelyallowing the visitors out of their ownhalf, while their defence of MarcusMullin, Hayden Radford, ZachEllaway and Ollie Muxworthysnuffed out any threat of a Spartakat t a ck .

The second half started in explos-ive fashion. Twice in the opening 90seconds Spartak’s Mason McKechnietested Brodie from 25 yards, forcingthe Avon keeper into two good saves,however as the visitors pressed for-ward they got caught with too manymen up the pitch and the first timeAvon broke into the Spartak half theytook full advantage.

Martin flicked the ball right to Mat-thews who brought it down superblyon his thigh, not breaking stride as hesurged down the wing before cuttingin and firing the ball into the topcorner to make it 5-0 just two minutesinto the second half.

Seconds later, Hartley-Keeling

could have made it six after he burstdown the left and into the box,however Gitsham was quick off hisline and got down well at the striker'sfeet.

Spartak responded well though andthree minutes in they managed topull a goal back.

Robbie Tripp-Edwards jinked hisway superbly into the box from theleft, skipping past five or six chal-lenges as he worked his way to theby-line before cutting the ball back toArchie Lloyd, and the striker simplyplaced the ball into the bottom cornerfrom four yards out.

Spartak continued to press forwardand 12 minutes in they grabbed asecond. Once again it was Tripp-Ed-wards who found Lloyd from the left,but this time the striker had a lotmore to do as he brought down thecross after it flicked off a defender'shead, before brilliantly finding thetop corner to make it 5-2.

Bristol Under-18 CombinationAvon Youth League

THERE were plenty of thrills andspills for under-18s supporters toenjoy around the county as Sunday’sfixtures produced some exciting ac-tion in both league and cup.

In Bristol Central, B r o m l eyH e at h ’s 2-0 away win over S a l t fo rdColts, and Highridge United’s 5-0home defeat of Hanham Athletic,elevated them both abovethird-placed St Nicholas Colts ongoal difference, with all three teamson ten points.

Bradley Elvin, Jordan Edwards (2)and Jack Thompson (2, one pen) werethe happy Highridge marksmen,with Harry Milkins their stand-outplayer. Otis Buxton wasn’t far awayfrom adding to Highridge’s tally,while it was a second-half foul insidethe box on Bertie Kirk which led toT hompson’s cool conversion fromthe spot.

Saltford Colts remain rooted to thebottom together with Ingleside asboth sides are still to record theirfirst points.

In the South Division, Fry ClubJu n i o r s moved to the summit along-side Yatton Athletic following their3-2 victory over Bristol Spartak,while at the other end of the table,B i s h o p s t o n’s 4-2 win over fellowstrugglers Highridge United Lionslifted them off the bottom.

In the only game played in BristolNorth, Stoke Lane came away from

Thor nbury 5-2 winners to leave bothteams in mid-table.

The opening round of the GFAYouth Shield saw Longwell Greengo down 4-2 at the hands of visitingSwindon Village Bowmen. JoshD e a n’s fine free-kick and AdamT hurston’s deflected late strike gaveLongwell some consolation, al-though they were indebted to somefine saves from their keeper JohnFox which ensured the sides wentinto the interval in goalless deadlockbefore the floodgates opened after theb re a k .

Bristol Telephones c o n t i nu e dtheir good start to the season with a7-0 success against Cheltenham CS.Early goals from George Pool and an‘own goal’, albeit claimed by KyranHunt, were followed by strikes byMickey Parsons, Joe Cramner andJordan Hughes to hand ’Phones a 5-0interval advantage.

Second-half efforts from Joe Os-bourne and Pool again completed acomfortable 7-0 victory.

Winterbourne United went onebetter, dispensing of Bishop’s Cleevein emphatic 8-0 fashion throughJason Bracey’s hat-trick, CoreyH at h w ay ’s brace and Nathan Red-more, Ryan Evans and Harvey Reedstrikes. A strong defensive perform-ance, inspired by skipper Josh Dav-ies, ensured there were few worriesat the back for rampant ’Bour ne.

Youth notices

� WARMLEY Rangers Under-10surgently require a midfield/attackingplayer. Contact manager DavidVincent on 07966 135585 for moreinformation.� SHIREWAY Rangers Under-16srequire outfield players tosupplement their squad. We play onSunday afternoons and train on

Wednesdays, 6-7pm, in Yate.Contact Steve on 07793 123910.

� HENBURY Colts Under-7s, 8sand 9s are looking for fixtures onSaturday mornings or Sundayafternoons, home or away.

Contact Paul Elliott on 07968475204 or Mark Reed on07721786384.

A minute later, Matthews almostrestored Avon’s four-goal advantagewhen he managed to get a toe on BenS we e t m a n’s lofted through ball overthe Spartak defence ahead of the ad-vancing Gitsham.

Unfortunately for the striker theball was rolling agonisingly wideand, although he managed to reach itjust before it ran out for a goal-kick,he was at an impossible angle andcould only turn the ball against thepost.

Then midway through the halfHartley-Keeling had yet anotherchance to complete his hat-trick. Mat-thews' ball in from the right found thewinger unmarked at the back postbut, instead of ducking to head theball, the striker attempted to turn itin with his thigh and failed to hit thetarget from close range.

Both Warden and then Brewisfailed to find the top corner from 25yards for Avon, before Tripp-Edwards

almost created a third for the visitorsas he threaded through his captainHarry Jones, but Brodie was quick offhis line to shut the midfielder downand deflected his effort just wide ofthe post.

Brodie was called into action oncemore before the final whistle whenTripp-Edwards found Lloyd peelingleft, however the striker's effort fromjust inside the box was brilliantlytipped over by the Avon keeper.Avon Athletic: Lewis Brodie, ZachEllaway, Robbie Warden, Luke Booy,Hayden Radford, Alfie Brewis, BenSweetman, Reece Martin, JardellHartley-Keeling, Liam Matthews,Ollie Muxworthy, Connor Davies,Marcus Mullin.Bristol Spartak: Kyran Gitsham,Zak George, Josh Brown, MasonHartrey, Mason McKechnie,Tommy-Lee Tremblett, RobbieTripp-Edwards, Harry Jones, ArchieLloyd, Jake Lloyd, Mitch Naish. � Avon Athletic players celebrate a goal against Bristol Spartak

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BROADWALK Under-16s toppledBristol Rovers from Division Fourtop spot courtesy of a 4-2 victory in atense and fast-paced game, which in-volved many injuries and subsequents u b s t i t u t i o n s.

Gustavo Sousa was pushed forwardfrom defence and made a name forhimself in scoring Broadwalk’sequaliser after Rovers had struck theopening blow in the early stages.

Two Kevin Pearce strikes and an-other for Sousa ensured the pointswent the visitors’ way, althoughRovers were always in it and Broad-walk’s substitute keeper Calum Ro-gers was asked to make a fine savefrom a free-kick which had reboun-ded off the wall.

Shantay Campbell and EthanCaswell were the Rovers marksmen.

Meanwhile, Will Simpson-Jarmanand Alex Begbie-Dilks both firedtrebles as Bitton roared to a 9-2 Di-vision One away victory overHighridge United, having concededa goal to a quick counter-attack insidethe opening minute.

George Neill (2) and Gianni Por-caro were also on target as the vis-itors recovered in style.

Hallen Under-14s went into theirfirst division fixture against Ro ck -leaze Rangers with no forwardsafter losing Jack Brice and ElliotGardner to illness and injury, whiledefender Brad Lewis was also ab-sent.

Yet they were still too strong fortheir opponents as Joe Hodson’sdouble and efforts by Harry Reyn-olds, Luke Spokes and star man RexMannings saw them to a comfortable5-1 win.

Whitchurch Juniors Under-13swere emphatic winners over South-mead CS as two unbeaten sides inDivision Four went head-to-head.

Strikes by Sam Hutton (2), TobyAnstey (2), Reece Morgan, AlfieSmart and keeper Jack Pringle, witha last-minute penalty, saw ’Church toa clinical 7-1 success, Aaron Stonenetting Southmead’s consolation fiveminutes before the break.

W hitchurch’s defence of JoeKnight, Harry Purday, Finley Tout,Kyle Lovegrove and Harry Britton allenjoyed outstanding games to limitSouthmead to the one score.

Goals by the lively Jay Murray,from the penalty spot after he hadbeen upended inside the box, andArchie Denness, with a fine finishfollowing a determined run, earnedPortishead Town Under-13s a fight-ing point on the road from a 2-2second-division draw with Br adleyStoke United, who had twice takenthe lead before the break.

The visitors went close to winningit in the second half when Murray’saudacious overhead kick was just off

target, while the same player took atumble inside the area in the dyingmoments but the referee deemed aBradley Stoke defender had justmade contact with the ball.

After going down in a recentfive-goal thriller against Deerswoodin the league and making afirst-round exit in the cup againstAvon Athletic (3-1) last week, Broad-walk Under-13s had the perfect op-portunity to exact revenge on thesame visiting Avo n in the weekend’sfirst division encounter.

And that is precisely what they didas they produced some of their bestfootball of the campaign to clinch a 7-1success with some terrific goals fromKeegan Thorne (2), Lewis Neale (2),Christian Ayabaah, Jordan Lee-Wal-ters and Thomas Morfitis, all thatafter Avon had snatched a fifthminute lead.

Thornbury Town Under-12s p ro -duced a convincing 7-0 fifth-divisionaway win over Keynsham TownColts to remain undefeated in theirfirst Avon Youth League season.

Within minutes of kick-off, Thorn-bury were ahead when a curling JoshRiggs corner found the head ofLeighton Tuodolo for 1-0.

The away team soon doubled thelead courtesy of the hard-workingAaron Barnes, who fired in fromclose range.

The floodgates opened and Tuodolocompleted his hat-trick with twomore goals while Sam Flawn (2) andRiggs weighed in to complete a com-fortable three-pointer.

Keynsham did embark on somedangerous counters, but the awayteam’s back line of Michael Moon,Ollie Rice and man-of-the-match BenPeters effectively soaked up anydang er.

In the top-flight section, Almonds-bury Saints Under-12s and BristolCity SCJ fought out a thrilling 1-1draw in their top-table clash. Bothteams battled hard to win possessionand create chances, with Will Gouldand Callum Eastwood threatening forvisiting City, whilst Saints posedproblems through Ben Lloyd andEllis Richards on the flanks.

It was a Fin Coombes goal thatbroke the deadlock for the Almondsmidway through the second half as hedarted in from the left with a finefinish.

Both teams looked solid in defencewith Saints’ Harrison Neill and MaxBarker showing up well and ColbyHawkins impressing for City.

Ten minutes before time the vis-itors levelled up when Will Gouldused his pace to get past Saints keep-er Charlie Smith and drive the ballhome, so breaching the Saints’ p ro u dclean-sheet record this season.

Stand-in striker Sousamakes a real difference Matthews sparks Avon’s victory over Spartak Heath and Colts surge

to the top of the table

Feature Match | Avon Athletic Under-14s vs Bristol Spartak Under-14s, Avon Youth League, Division Two

Avon Athletic 5

Bristol Spartak 2

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� A Bristol Spartak player goes to ground to stop an Avon Athletic attack during the Avon Youth League Under-14 Division Two game Photographs: Jon Kent

� Avon Athletic and Bristol Spartakinvolved in an aerial battle

AVON Athletic proved too strong forBristol Spartak as they claimed acomfortable victory that includedtwo assists and a goal from LiamMatthews, although they did have toweather a spirited Spartak revival inthe second half.

The visitors got the game under-way, but just two minutes in foundthemselves a goal down. Matthewspicked the ball up in the middle of thepitch before sliding it right into thepath of Connor Davies, who un-leashed a vicious shot from thecorner of the box, beating Kyran Git-sham at his near post.

Avon doubled their lead threeminutes later when a long goal-kickfrom Lewis Brodie was flicked on byMatthews and, after latching on tothe flick-on, Jardell Hartley-Keelingheld off two challenges before dis-patching the ball left footed past Git-sham from 14 yards out.

Spar tak’s first shot came a minutelater through Tommy-Lee Tremblett,but soon the visitors were on the backfoot again as another long goal-kickfrom Brodie was flicked on by Daviesto Matthews, who drove to the bylinebefore cutting the ball back, howeverHartley-Keeling couldn’t quite findthe back of the net from ten yards outas his flicked effort struck the postand bounced clear.

Some brave defending was thenrequired from Mason Hartrey who,after taking Robbie Warden’s power-ful shot full in the face from threeyards away, leapt straight back to hisfeet and put in a brilliant slidingtackle to prevent Hartley-Keelingfrom firing home the loose ball.

Avon continued to press and sevenminutes before half timeHartley-Keeling netted his second ofthe match after latching on to AlfieBrewis through ball and cutting backonto his right foot to beat his manbefore tucking the ball past Gitshamat the near post to make it 3-0.

And bang on the half-hour markthe home side extended their lead

with a lovely team goal. Davies playedthe ball into the feet of Hartley-Keel-ing from the right and, with his backto goal, he flicked it round the cornerfor Reece Martin who unselfishlysquared it for Warden to curl in un-m a rke d .

A rare pot shot from Spartak’sTremblett in the 32nd minute hadBrodie worried for a second as thelooping effort dropped over the back-pedalling keeper, but unfortunatelyfor the visitors the ball didn’t dipenough as it dropped harmlessly overthe bar.

Hartley-Keeling came close to com-pleting his hat-trick before half timeas he reacted quickest to a duffed shotfrom Brewis, beating both defendersand Gitsham to the ball.

But, although he managed tosqueeze the ball beyond the keeper,his effort struck the post and rolledsafely behind for a goal-kick.

Avon had dominated the first half

as they pinned Spartak back, rarelyallowing the visitors out of their ownhalf, while their defence of MarcusMullin, Hayden Radford, ZachEllaway and Ollie Muxworthysnuffed out any threat of a Spartakat t a ck .

The second half started in explos-ive fashion. Twice in the opening 90seconds Spartak’s Mason McKechnietested Brodie from 25 yards, forcingthe Avon keeper into two good saves,however as the visitors pressed for-ward they got caught with too manymen up the pitch and the first timeAvon broke into the Spartak half theytook full advantage.

Martin flicked the ball right to Mat-thews who brought it down superblyon his thigh, not breaking stride as hesurged down the wing before cuttingin and firing the ball into the topcorner to make it 5-0 just two minutesinto the second half.

Seconds later, Hartley-Keeling

could have made it six after he burstdown the left and into the box,however Gitsham was quick off hisline and got down well at the striker'sfeet.

Spartak responded well though andthree minutes in they managed topull a goal back.

Robbie Tripp-Edwards jinked hisway superbly into the box from theleft, skipping past five or six chal-lenges as he worked his way to theby-line before cutting the ball back toArchie Lloyd, and the striker simplyplaced the ball into the bottom cornerfrom four yards out.

Spartak continued to press forwardand 12 minutes in they grabbed asecond. Once again it was Tripp-Ed-wards who found Lloyd from the left,but this time the striker had a lotmore to do as he brought down thecross after it flicked off a defender'shead, before brilliantly finding thetop corner to make it 5-2.

Bristol Under-18 CombinationAvon Youth League

THERE were plenty of thrills andspills for under-18s supporters toenjoy around the county as Sunday’sfixtures produced some exciting ac-tion in both league and cup.

In Bristol Central, B r o m l eyH e at h ’s 2-0 away win over S a l t fo rdColts, and Highridge United’s 5-0home defeat of Hanham Athletic,elevated them both abovethird-placed St Nicholas Colts ongoal difference, with all three teamson ten points.

Bradley Elvin, Jordan Edwards (2)and Jack Thompson (2, one pen) werethe happy Highridge marksmen,with Harry Milkins their stand-outplayer. Otis Buxton wasn’t far awayfrom adding to Highridge’s tally,while it was a second-half foul insidethe box on Bertie Kirk which led toT hompson’s cool conversion fromthe spot.

Saltford Colts remain rooted to thebottom together with Ingleside asboth sides are still to record theirfirst points.

In the South Division, Fry ClubJu n i o r s moved to the summit along-side Yatton Athletic following their3-2 victory over Bristol Spartak,while at the other end of the table,B i s h o p s t o n’s 4-2 win over fellowstrugglers Highridge United Lionslifted them off the bottom.

In the only game played in BristolNorth, Stoke Lane came away from

Thor nbury 5-2 winners to leave bothteams in mid-table.

The opening round of the GFAYouth Shield saw Longwell Greengo down 4-2 at the hands of visitingSwindon Village Bowmen. JoshD e a n’s fine free-kick and AdamT hurston’s deflected late strike gaveLongwell some consolation, al-though they were indebted to somefine saves from their keeper JohnFox which ensured the sides wentinto the interval in goalless deadlockbefore the floodgates opened after theb re a k .

Bristol Telephones c o n t i nu e dtheir good start to the season with a7-0 success against Cheltenham CS.Early goals from George Pool and an‘own goal’, albeit claimed by KyranHunt, were followed by strikes byMickey Parsons, Joe Cramner andJordan Hughes to hand ’Phones a 5-0interval advantage.

Second-half efforts from Joe Os-bourne and Pool again completed acomfortable 7-0 victory.

Winterbourne United went onebetter, dispensing of Bishop’s Cleevein emphatic 8-0 fashion throughJason Bracey’s hat-trick, CoreyH at h w ay ’s brace and Nathan Red-more, Ryan Evans and Harvey Reedstrikes. A strong defensive perform-ance, inspired by skipper Josh Dav-ies, ensured there were few worriesat the back for rampant ’Bour ne.

Youth notices

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A minute later, Matthews almostrestored Avon’s four-goal advantagewhen he managed to get a toe on BenS we e t m a n’s lofted through ball overthe Spartak defence ahead of the ad-vancing Gitsham.

Unfortunately for the striker theball was rolling agonisingly wideand, although he managed to reach itjust before it ran out for a goal-kick,he was at an impossible angle andcould only turn the ball against thepost.

Then midway through the halfHartley-Keeling had yet anotherchance to complete his hat-trick. Mat-thews' ball in from the right found thewinger unmarked at the back postbut, instead of ducking to head theball, the striker attempted to turn itin with his thigh and failed to hit thetarget from close range.

Both Warden and then Brewisfailed to find the top corner from 25yards for Avon, before Tripp-Edwards

almost created a third for the visitorsas he threaded through his captainHarry Jones, but Brodie was quick offhis line to shut the midfielder downand deflected his effort just wide ofthe post.

Brodie was called into action oncemore before the final whistle whenTripp-Edwards found Lloyd peelingleft, however the striker's effort fromjust inside the box was brilliantlytipped over by the Avon keeper.Avon Athletic: Lewis Brodie, ZachEllaway, Robbie Warden, Luke Booy,Hayden Radford, Alfie Brewis, BenSweetman, Reece Martin, JardellHartley-Keeling, Liam Matthews,Ollie Muxworthy, Connor Davies,Marcus Mullin.Bristol Spartak: Kyran Gitsham,Zak George, Josh Brown, MasonHartrey, Mason McKechnie,Tommy-Lee Tremblett, RobbieTripp-Edwards, Harry Jones, ArchieLloyd, Jake Lloyd, Mitch Naish. � Avon Athletic players celebrate a goal against Bristol Spartak

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Results

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5Bristol Saturday Youth League, Under-11: AshleyDown 1 Buccaneers Orange 2, Buccaneers Black 1Westbury Park Foxes Whites 4, Clifton Utd Lions 0Totterdown 10, Westbury Park Foxes Greens 3Sefton Park Scorpions 2.Under-12: Golden Hill Sonics 3 Westbury Park Foxes6, Ingleside 4 Clifton Utd Tigers 2.Under-13: Rockleaze Rgrs 2 Bishopston Utd 8,Shirehampton 1 Wickwar Wdrs 9, Stoke Lane 4Golden Hill Sonics 7, Thornbury Tn 0 Ashley Down 0,Westbury Park Foxes 8 Lockleaze 3.Under-15 Cup: Bishopston Utd Yth 6 Icthus 2,Golden Hill Sonics 17 Thornbury Tn Colts 0, GordanoValley Giants 10 Bishopston Utd Colts 1, ThornburyTn Yth 4 Ingleside Colts 4.Under-15: St Andrews 1 Tytherington Rocks Yth 8.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6Ikon Sports Bristol Premier Sunday, Premier Div:Amana 1 UWE Dynamos 4, Black Swan 6 Bristol 5Seniors 1, Lebeqs Tavern Courage 8 AFC Brunel 0,Warwick 2 Avon Plate 8.Div I: Keynsham Park Rgrs 5 AFC Redland 0,Lawrence Weston Sunday 3 Wizard Wdrs 1, LebeqsTavern Courage Res 4 Forresters 1, Smart SportsCoaching 5 Budgies Babes 1, SWYD Utd 1 WestCountry Utd 6.Div II: AFC Brunel Res 4 Signal Generals 4,Brislington Badgers 2 Totterdown Utd Sunday 4,Castle Court 2 Lockstock Utd 6, The Royal Oak 2Cathedral City 2, Zimba 2 Avon Plate Res 2.Div III: City Dart Veterans 0 Bristol Rangers 3,Quality Finish 1 Midland Spinner 8, South BristolSwifts 3 Real St George 3, Velindra 1 South BristolSaints 1, West Country Utd Res 3 Spartans 6.Regional, Premier Div: Stoke Lane Ath 1 Lebeq 6,All Saints 7 Sartan 4, Real Bristol 9 Flowerpot Wdrs4.Div I: Lebeq Res 3 Legion Utd 5, Breakaways 2Sartan South 7, Downend 1 Withywood Utd 6,Littlesea Sports 4 BAWA Sports 2.Div II: 3 Lions 1 AFC Keynsham 4, Bsl Florentina 3

St Bernadettes 2, Fishponds Tn 3 Quayside 2, TeamJansen 3 Bristol Palace 1, AC Bristol 0 The Trooper4.Div III: BAWA Ath 2 Bsl Jaguars 3, FC Eastville 1Jolly Boys 8, Shadwell Rov 3 The Langton 1,Almondsbury Ath 1 Maytree Jets 9, Broad Plain Sun2 Real Fishponds 7.Div IV: Guapa 4 The Argonauts 0, Novers OB 7 LFBUtd 3, HCC Utd 2 Willsbridge 3, Bsl Barcelona 4 AFCInter 3, Bristol Palace Res 3 Old Plough 1.Gloucestershire FA Under-18 Shield: BradleyStoke 0 Longwell Green Spts 9, Bristol Central 2 StNicholas 2, Bsl Telephones 7 Cheltenham CS 0,Charfield 1 Tuffley Rov 3, Cinderford Tn v Kingswood(home w/o), Coalpit Heath 1 Bristol Manor Farm 5,Cribbs 3 AEK Boco 2, Fintan 3 Shurdington Rov 0,Gala Wilton 6 Stonehouse Tn 1, Longwell Green Spts2 Swindon Village Bowmen 4, Minchinhampton Tn 5Southmead Comm 1, St Nicholas Colts 2Winterbourne Utd 5, Winterbourne Utd 8 BishopsCleeve 0, Yate Utd v Bromley Heath Utd.Gloucestershire FA Under-15 Boys Cup Round I:Almondsbury 2 Stratton 7, Ashton Colts 0 Southmead10, Ashton Jrs 1 St Nicholas 5, Bishopston Utd 2Ashton 5, Bradley Stoke Utd 8 Quedgeley Warr 2,Bradley Stoke 6 Highnam 0, Bsl Central 4Leckampton 1, Bristol Utd 10 Hucclecote Harr 0,Longwell Green 1 Avon Ath 4, Rockleaze Rgrs 10Abbeymead Warr 0, Warmley Rgrs 5 SevernsideNuclear 1, Winterbourne 0 Moreton 4.Hanham Minor, Under-10A: AEK Boco 2Mangotsfield Utd 3, Ashton Boys 0 Bradley Stoke YthHornets 5, Keynsham Tn 1 Bsl Rovers SCJ 4, StNicholas 0 Bsl City JSC 3.Under-10B: Bitton 3 Thornbury Tn 1, DownendSaints 6 Coalpit Heath 5, Henbury Colts 2 LongwellGreen 7.Under-10C: Fry Club 7 Yate Utd Colts 7, HighridgeUtd 2 Deerswood Abbots 2, Lawrence Weston Colts10 Cadbury Heath Yth 2, Warmley Rgrs 8 AshtonBoys Colts 1, Whitchurch Spts Jrs Colts 6 AEK BocoColts 1, Mangotsfield Utd Blue 2 Bradley Stoke Utd 1.

Under-10D: Bradley Stoke Yth 6 Frampton Rgrs 5,Bsl Central 10 Mangotsfield Utd Maroon 4.Under-11A: Bitton 0 Bsl Rovers 2, Bradley Stoke Utd3 Bromley Heath Utd 0, Bsl City JSC 2 Bath City Yth3, Keynsham Tn 0 Mangotsfield Utd 8, MangotsfieldUtd Colts 0 Patchway Spts 7, Whitchurch Spts Jrs 3Bitton Blacks 3.Under-11B: Avon Ath 2 Whitchurch Spts 2, BslCentral 7 Deerswood Abbots 0, Cadbury Heath Yth 3Mangotsfield Utd Hawks 4, St Nicholas 1 BrislingtonJrs 1, Stoke Lane Ath Lions 0 AEK Boco 5,Winterbourne Utd 0 Longwell Green 4.Under-11C: Ashton Boys 4 Keynsham Tn Colts 1,Bromley Heath Utd 2 Thornbury Tn 1, Frampton Rgrs3 Yate Utd 0, Yate Utd 2 Bitton Whites 4.Under-11D: Bradley Stoke Yth 1 St Vallier 2,Brislington Jrs 1 Broadwalk 1, Hanham Ath Yth 0Keynsham Tn Lions 0, Nicholas Wdrs 0 Ashton BoysColts 7, Mangotsfield Utd Eagles 1 Coalpit Heath 7,Deerswood Abbots Whites 2 Deerswood Abbots Blue0.Gloucestershire FA Under-16 Boys Cup Round I:Hanham Falc v Severn Beach (J Pullin), RockleazeRgrs v Brockworth Alb (P Carey), Shire Reds v SouthCerney (C Bradbeer), St Nicholas v Thornbury Tn (DBlair), Warmley Rgrs v Yate Utd (S Snartt).Avon Youth, Under-12 Div I: Almondsbury Saints 1Bsl City JSC 1, Deerswood Yth 4 Rockleaze Rgrs 0,Mangotsfield Utd 2 AEK Boco 2, Stoke Lane AthLions 4 Bath City 2.Under-12 Div II: Ashton Boys 2 Whitchurch Spts 3,Bsl Spartak 2 Keynsham Tn 0, Coalpit Heath 2Warmley Rgrs 5, Longwell Green Spts 2 HighridgeUtd 1, Yate Utd 4 Almondsbury Spts 1.Under-12 Div III: Bradley Stoke Yth 1 Bradley StokeUtd 9, Brislington Jrs 1 Frampton Rgrs 4, HenburyColts 7 Yate Utd Colts 0, St Nicholas 0 DeerswoodAbbots 0, AEK Boco Jrs 2 Downend Saints 2.Under-12 Div IV: Downend Saints 3 Highridge Utd 1,Longwell Green Spts Colts 5 Shire Colts 1,Rockleaze Rgrs 2 Hanham Ath Yth 4, WhitchurchSpts 0 Mangotsfield Utd 8.

Under-12 Div V: Bromley Heath Utd 1 Stoke LaneAth Colts 2, Keynsham Tn Colts 0 Thornbury Tn 8,Longwell Green Spts Ath 2 Bristol Utd Sharks 5.Avon Youth, Under-13 Div I: AEK Boco 4Mangotsfield Utd 1, Broadwalk 7 Avon Ath 1,Downend Saints 3 Shire Colts 6, Keynsham Tn 3Deerswood Abb 6, Stoke Lane Ath 5 Warmley Rgrs3, Thornbury Tn 2 Bsl City JSC 0.Under-13 Div II: Bradley Stoke Utd 2 Portishead 2,Fry Club Colts 5 Coalpit Heath 9, Henbury Colts 10Longwell Green Spts 0, St Vallier 6 Nicholas Wdrs 3,Yate Utd 5 Rockleaze Rgrs 1.Under-13 Div III: Ashton Boys 4 Pucklechurch Spts7, Bitton 2 Bsl Central 10, Bsl Rov SCJ 2 AshtonBoys Jrs 2, Deerswood Abbots 6 St Nicholas 2.Under-13 Div IV: Brislington Jrs 0 Stoke Lane AthColts 6, Clifton Utd 4 Frampton Rgrs 4, Hanham AthYth 2 Bromley Heath Utd 3, Nicholas Wdrs Colts 5AEK Boco Jrs 1, Whitchurch Spts 7 Southmead CS 1.Under-13 Div V: Severn Vale 8 AEK Boco Colts 1,Stockwood Wdrs 2 Keynsham Tn Colts 10.Avon Youth, Under-14 Div I: Bsl City JSC 3 FryClub Colts 2, Hallen 5 Rockleaze Rgrs 1, HighridgeUtd 2 Bitton 9.Under-14 Div II: Avon Ath 5 Bsl Spartak 2, DownendBoys 4 Brislington Jrs 6, Mangotsfield Utd 1 AshtonBoys Colts 1, Warmley Rgrs 4 Bsl Rov SCJ 3.Under-14 Div III: Bsl Central 3 Henbury Colts 2,Keynsham Tn 2 Nicholas Wdrs 6, Nicholas WdrsColts 4 Winterbourne Utd 3, Warmley Rgrs Colts 1Golden Hill Sonics 4.Under-14 Div IV: Bradley Stoke Yth 1 Shireway Rgrs0, Lawrence Weston Colts 3 Mangotsfield Utd Colts2, Mangotsfield Utd Eagles 1 Bishopston Utd 3,Saltford Stars 9 Highridge Utd Lions 1, Shire Colts 2AEK Boco 5, Thornbury Tn 5 Clifton Utd 1.Under-14 Div V: Longwell Green Spts 1 Hanham AthYth 8.Avon Youth, Under-15 Div II: Downend Saints 2Deerswood Abbots 10, Keynsham Tn 0 Thornbury Tn3.Under-15 Div III: Avon Ath Colts 5 Cadbury Heath

Yth 2, Fry Club 3 Bitton 4, Mangotsfield Utd 3Rockleaze Rgrs Colts 2.Under-15 Div IV: Warmley Rangers Colts 0 AEKBoco Colts 5, Wotton Rov 2 Mangotsfield Utd Colts 2.Avon Youth, Under-16 Div I: AEK Boco 3 AshtonBoys 0, St Vallier 3 Ashton Boys 2.Under-16 Div II: Shireway Rgrs 2 Brislington Jrs 2.Under-16 Div III: Almondsbury 1 Downend Saints 7,Golden Hill Sonics 4 Coalpit Heath 3, Stoke Lane Ath1 Fishponds OB Yth 9.Under-16 Div IV: Bsl Rov SCJ 2 Broadwalk 4,Keynsham Tn 0 Longwell Green Spts 7, Wotton Rov10 Cadbury Heath Yth 0.Under-16 Div V: St Nicholas Colts 2 Frampton Rgrs9, Thornbury Tn Colts 3 Ashton Boys Jrs 1.Bristol Girls, Under-10: Bristol Ladies Union Yellowv Bristol Ladies Union Red, AEK Boco Blue vCadbury Heath Yth, Bradley Stoke Yth v AEK BocoWhite, Portishead Tn v Downend Flyers, DownendSaints 1 Avon Ath 4.Under-11: AEK Boco Blue 10 Whitchurch Spts 0, BslLadies Union 0 Bradley Stoke 10, Downend Saints 3Longwell Green Blue 6, Portishead Tn 5 AEK BocoRed 0, Westbury Park Foxes 3 Cadbury Heath 1,Longwell Green White 0 Wotton Rov 4.Under-12: Bsl Ladies Union Yellow 0 Bradley StokeYth 1, Hutton Jrs 2 Bsl Ladies Union Red 2, AEKBoco 9 St Nicholas 0.Under-13: Bradley Stoke Yth 1 Mangotsfield Utd 4,Downend 0 Bsl Ladies Union 8, Flyers 0 WhitchurchSpts 10, Keynsham Tn 3 Thornbury Tn 2, DownendSaints 0 AEK Boco 7, St Nicholas 3 Longwell Green1.Under-14: Bsl Ladies Union 11 Backwell Ath 1,Hutton Jrs 5 Portishead Tn 1, Bath City 1 St Nicholas3.Under-15: Downend Flyers 0 Frampton Rgrs 10, FryClub Girls 1 Team Mendip 1, Longwell Green 2 BslSantos 1, Portishead Tn 11 Bradley Stoke Yth 1,Ashton Girls 1 AEK Boco 3.Under-18: Wotton Rov 3 Mangotsfield Utd 8.

Bristol Girls’ League

ALEX Titcomb’s inspirational per-formance at the back laid the plat-form for AEK Boco WhiteU n d e r- 1 0 s ’ 9-0 victory over braveBradley Stoke.

Mia Brain led the way at the otherend of the pitch with a terrifichat-trick, while Ellie Staples andGeorgia Allen both celebrateddoubles and Millie Lacey and captainLydia Hall chipped in with the otherg o a l s.

Bristol Ladies Union RedUnder-10s clinched a 6-3 victory winover their BLU Yellow counter partsin an exciting Bristol Ladies show-down. In a more evenly-contestedmatch than the recent form of the twoteams suggested, Yellows’ bir thdaygirl Hope Conibear was a real handfulin defence, as was her opposite num-ber for Reds, Zoe Gibbs.

Re d s ’ Brooke Mallinson came outof goal to enjoy an outing in defencein the second half, while Yellows’part-time keeper Lucy Groves wasexcellent, too.

Ye l l ow s ’ Maisy Longbottom hit ahat-trick but it wasn’t enough to pre-vent Reds sweeping to victory withcaptain Sammy Ogilvie, MarthaHaines and Emilia Smith each bag-ging braces

Newly-formed AEK BocoU n d e r- 1 2 s continue to go fromstrength to strength, securing a 9-0win over battling St Nicholas.

Excellent running in midfield byGeorgia Tomlin, Siana Tomlin, MollySilsbury and Ashleigh Hutson provedtoo much for the travelling Saints,while another solid display in de-fence from Abby Bethell and RubyLovegrove ensured a clean sheet.

Robyn Carpenter and captain andplayer-of-the-match Jess Titcombeach notched hat-tricks, while EmmaBater weighed in with a brace andOlivia Allen netted with a superbstrike from long distance.

Santos. Chloe Fuller fired Longwellin front and, while they maintainedtheir first-half determination afterthe break, Santos too fought hard andwere rewarded with an equaliser.

It was down to Becki Sullivan, withher first goal of the season from in-side the box, to clinch the points forLongwell, although Ellie Todd’s out-standing display at the back did muchto help see the hosts safely home withfew further wobbles.

Seven goals by captain Daisy Ack-erman helped Bradley StokeU n d e r- 1 1 s see off a valiant effortfrom Bristol Ladies Union, who hadjust six players available to field.

A Maddie Hilbert brace and a goal

Simon Parkinsonjuniorleague@bepp.co.uk

� Bristol Ladies Union Red Under-10 player Sammy Ogilvie goes on a run against BLU Yellows

An impressive Boco team performanceis personified by Titcomb’s fine display

Bristol Ladies Union Under-13s,delighted to have received sponsor-ship-backing from Shirehamp-ton-based estate agents Ocean, sweptto an 8-0 victory over Downend Fly-ers with Hannah Price (4), SophiePrice, Olivia Burton, Mayca Jeffer-is-Cuenca and the tough-tackling Jes-sica Fry all among the goals andPoppy Yeo, Ellie Haines and AbigailPrice playing the support parts well.

Both keepers utilised at variousstages, Ruby Mossford and Chloe Ho-wourth, pulled off some fine saves tosecure a clean sheet for the Union.

Longwell Green Under-15s re -turned to winning ways with a de-served 2-1 win against Bristol

Cummins, Lucia Phillips and CharlieSutton were outstanding, there wasno stopping the Boco strikers at theother end of the pitch as TishaunaKeeping-Graham (4), Bryony Higgs(3), Chloe White (2) and Reenie Lodgeall netted to see their side to doublefigures without reply.

Boco had entered the Whitchurchmatch in good heart following Wed-n e s d ay ’s 9-2 success over spiritedCadbury Heath in which Lodge,Higgs (2), Grace Foote, Keeping-Gra-ham (3), White and Alice Skinnerwere all on target.

They would have scored more goalstoo had the Heath keeper not pro-duced some fabulous saves.

apiece for Olivia Hood and LydiaTang helped seal a convincing 11-0win as Bradley Stoke maintainedtheir perfect start to the season.

It was a real team effort too withassists coming from Naomi Adams,Tang, Hilbert and Paige Fowler andstrong defensive performances byLeah Powell, Zoe Maddock and An-nabelle Thomas, ensuring Stoke headinto Sunday’s home table-topperagainst AEK Boco Blue unbeaten.

Leaders AEK Boco BlueU n d e r- 1 1 s kept up the pressure ontheir challengers by claiming anoth-er three points courtesy of a 10-0 winover W hitchurch.

While their defenders Veronica

Somerset Girls’ Cup

BRISLINGTON produced a fighting4-1 victory over Bishops Lydeard toprogress to the second stage of theSomerset Cup.

Early pressure resulted in HarrietGillard firing them in front beforeslick passing and movement fromChloe Nelson and Emma Sims cre-ated space for Sophie Allen to doubletheir lead.

Allen netted again to hand her sidea 3-0 half-time lead and while theiropponents did produce an earlysecond-half reply, a fourth Brisling-ton goal through Gillard wrapped itu p.

Keeper Cher Marvel produced twooutstanding saves for Bris while finedefensive skills from Charlie Os-borne and Casie Dixon snuffed outany further threat at the back forthem.

Bris through tosecond round