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GrassrootsFeature Match | Rangeworthy vs Lawes Juniors – GFA Junior Cup, first round

LAWES Juniors believe they havethe capacity to go on and win theGFA Junior Cup following theirfirst-round shootout success atRangewor thy.

The Downs League outfit werebeaten finalists in 2005 and, afterdispensing of their Bristol and Dis-trict first division opponents afteran enthralling end-to-end en-counter, the happy visitors weresetting their sights much higher.

Player-boss David O’S u l l iva nsaid: “We feel as though we’vebeaten one of the best sides in thecompetition in a very good game.It’s always good to test yourselvesagainst good teams from otherleagues and it’s left us believing wecan go all the way again.”

Two-goal marksman Ollie Bend-all said: “Playing in the final atAlmondsbury eight years ago was amemorable experience, despite thedefeat, and we’d all love to go thereag ain.”

The duo were the first to acknow-ledge that Rangeworthy had playeda full part in an absorbing spec-tacle, although it looked bleak forthe hosts in the opening tenminutes when Lawes embarked onan all-out assault on their goal.Skipper Marcus Street fizzed afirst-minute 25-yarder wide of tar-get and right-back Stephen Beazerwent even closer with a cracking30-yard left-foot strike that flewover Rangeworthy’s stand-inshot-stopper Brian Wilson andrattled the post.

So, it was of little surprise 40seconds later when the away sidewere ahead. Lively left-wingerMark Greenland picked out Bendallon the edge of the six-yard box andthe forward evaded challenges bygoalkeeper and defender before fir-ing the ball into the net.

To their credit, Colin Luff ’s teamrallied well and as the half wore on,so Rangeworthy became an increas-ing threat. Captain Ben Miles andMark Richings, who was back froma lengthy broken-leg injury ab-sence, both blazed off-target at-tempts, while Paul Freeman didwell under pressure to push awayimpressive youngster Joe Davies’back-post header from Richings’deep corner.

With half-time fast approaching,Rangeworthy were back in busi-ness. Striker Jake Haynes causedhavoc inside the Lawes area with askilful run before being upended by

Jon Burt, and Richings marked hisreturn to action with a per-fectly-placed spot kick into the bot-tom left corner of the net.

Rangeworthy had to survivesome hairy moments at the start ofthe second period, not least whenBrown contrived to slice Green-land’s delivery wide from bang infront of target.

The visitors were made to paywhen Jack Dorney’s good work out-side the area enabled Davies, sur-rounded by defenders, to shoot lowacross the goalkeeper and insidethe far post to put the hosts ahead.

A minute later, Bendall was per-fectly positioned in the centre ofgoal to meet Greenland’s centrewith a powerful header paststriker-by-trade Wilson into the netto restore parity for Lawes, much toRangewor thy’s frustration.

With the travelling team now inthe ascendancy, it was Alex Sar-g ent’s turn to squander a gilt-edgedopportunity, somehow steering aheader from point-blank range pastthe far post. But, with 13 minutesremaining, he was celebrating,along with his team-mates, a thirdLawes goal.

Substitute Pat Reilly had setthings in motion with a surging runinto the box and, while his shot wasbeaten on to the post by Wilson, andBendall was unable to force homethe rebound, Beazer drove the ball

in from the right and Sargent wasthere to turn it over the line with askilful finish from 12 yards out.

Broken but unbowed, Range-worthy weren’t finished and, afterJake Haynes had darted on to Dav-ies through pass before stinging thehands of Freeman with a fierceattempt, they dramatically levelledthe contest two minutes from time.Haynes again played a per-

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fectly-weighted ball through toRichings on the run, and theleft-sided midfielder planted an un-erring finish into the far corner ofthe net to make it 3-3 and take the tieto penalties.

Things looked bleak straightaway for Rangeworthy as O’Sul-livan and Sargent netted for Lawes,while Shae Mitchell saw his effortsaved and the luckless Richingsrattled the bar as the home sidetrailed 2-0.

But they quickly hauled them-selves back into it as Bendall strucka post for Lawes and Reilly’s strikewas brilliantly beaten away by theleaping Wilson, the scene set forMiles and Davies to tuck away theirpenalties for Rangeworthy to makeit 2-2.

It wasn’t to be for Luff ’s men,though, as Brown made no mistakewith Lawes’ final ‘t a ke ’, while theusually-deadly Wilson, who had en-joyed a decent stint between thesticks, saw his effort well kept outby his opposite number Freemanfor a match-winning save.Rangeworthy: Brian Wilson; Dean Smith, MikeHicks, Dave Coombe, Shae Mitchell; Dave Haynes(Chris Milton, 84), Ben Miles, Joe Davies, MarkRichings; Jack Dorney (Shady Fahmy, 68), JakeHaynes. Not used: Colin Luff.Lawes Juniors: Paul Freeman; Stephen Beazer,David O’Sullivan, Jon Burt, Andy Venables; DavidBrown, Dom Wall (Pat Reilly, 70), Marcus Street,Mark Greenland; Alex Sargent, Ollie Bendall.Referee: Dave Jones.

Simon Parkinsonepsport@bepp.co.uk

Juniors aiming high after seeingoff Rangeworthy in a shootout

� Rangeworthy’s Dave Haynes, left, battles with Alex Sergeant, of Lawes Juniors, for the ball Picture: Dan Regan

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Page 4&5 |Sunday footballround-ups, AvonYouth League Cup,G l o u c e s t e r s h i reYouth League

Page 6-8 |Junior Feature Match,Hanham MinorLeague, SaturdayYouth League andBristol Girls’ League

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� Ollie Bendall celebrates scoringLawes Juniors’ opening goal

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ASHTON United and Little Stokemaintained their 100 per cent recordafter four games and have opened upa six-point lead at the top of PremierO n e.

Ashton travelled to Cossham Streetto play Mangotsfield Sports and re-turned with a 4-0 victory, thanks togoals from Darren Venn, Lee Venn,Sam Dewhurst and Frazier Clark.

Louie Hughes bagged a brace forLittle Stoke in a 4-0 win at bot-tom-of-the-table Stoke GiffordUnited. Nick Rugman and Craig Lan-castle completed the scoring.

Caretaker manager Chris Georgewon his first match in charge forAvo n m o u t h , who beat Ridings High3-2, thanks to goals from Joe Farmer,Curt Feller and Luke Brimson.

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Little Stoke andAshton are theones to catch

BRISTOL Manor Farm Reserveslost their 100 per cent record and topspot in Division One after going down1-0 away to Frampton Athletic, thenew leaders, who have yet to drop apoint.

The only goal came midwaythrough the second half when RobbieWarren netted a penalty, awarded fora foul on Paul Baskerville. Then itwas backs to the wall as the visitorspressed hard for an equaliser.

“It was a cracking game and allcredit to Frampton for hanging on,”said Farm manager Andy Cole.

Eden Grove stepped up their bidfor honours with a 7-1 home rompagainst Brimsham Green, for whomJohn Ruff replied with a free-kick.

On target for the hosts were AaronTaynton (3), his brother Aidan (2),Mitch Purnell and Alan McQuaid.

O l ve s t o n lost ground, following a1-0 defeat away to Patchway TownRe s e r ve s , whose first-half marks-man was Glen Callaghan.

Sea Mills Park went down 3-1away to Seymour United, for whomBruce Clothier struck twice in theearly stages and then completed hishat-trick in the second half, afterMark Johnson hit back.

Brandon Matthews fired Ro m a nGlass St George Reserves in front athome to Oldland Abbotonians Re-s e r ve s , whose second-half pressurewas rewarded with an equaliser fromdefender Paul Comley in a 1-1 draw.

Mendip United had a player sentoff in the 40th minute of a 1-0 homedefeat by Totterdown United, whosegoal came from George Saunders inthe second half.

AEK Boco drew level on pointswith Mendip and took over top spoton goal difference after winning 5-0away to Nicholas Wanderers, whowere only one down at the break to a

Frampton leapfrog Manor Farm atthe top thanks to Warren’s penalty

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Smith leads the goalspree with a hat-trickCRAIG Smith hit a hat-trick forSouth Bristol Central, who re-turned to winning form in the onlygame played in Division Three with a9-2 hammering of Roman Glass StGeorge A.

Tom Coombs (2), Scott Laird (2),Jamie Caddick and Mark Denner,were also on target for the hosts.

Luke Basseng scored five for We s t -e rl e i g h , who stepped up their bid forDivision Four honours with a 10-1romp at Lawrence Rovers Reserves.The rout was completed by goals fromBen Cole, Dan Parker, Rob Watkins,Ben Shaw and Dan Powell.

Also in close contention are OldSodbury Reserves, 4-1 home victorsagainst Soundwell Victoria Re-s e r ve s , thanks to goals from KelvinMartin (3) and Steve Clapp, whileShaftesbury Crusaders Reservesbeat Bendix Reserves 9-0.

Prince Mubhongo and Jordan Coxgave Greyfriars Reserves a two-goalstart at home to Sea Mills Park Re-s e r ve s , who bounced back to snatch a3-2 win with goals from Lee Webber,Nick Patounas and Scott Parsons.

Talbot Knowle Reserves re m a i nanchored at the bottom, following a4-0 away defeat by Fry Club B, whosemarksmen were Ryan Auchterlonie(2), Greg Blake and Scott Janes.

A 5-0 victory at Warmley SaintsRe s e r ve s kept Staple Hill Orient oncourse for promotion from DivisionFive, with Dan Cole (3), Stuart Wil-liams and Adam James the scorers.

Thomas Vaughan netted a consol-

ation for Patchway North End Re-s e r ve s in a 6-1 hammering to goalsfrom Sam Casey (3), Paul Gunning,Phil Ashpole and Scott Walker forS h i r eway , while Ashley Pope savedMendip Reserves from defeat in a 1-1draw with high-flying Cesson.

Ashley Larence (3), John Paris andJordan Edwards fired Highridge Re-s e r ve s to a 5-2 home win against IronActon A, while Crosscourt Re-serves beat Oldland Abbotonians A5-3, thanks to goals from Jeff Barnes(2), Kerry Earrey, Jason Mogg andCharlie Harvey.

The promotion hopes of Br adleyStoke A in Division Six received asetback with a 5-3 defeat to goals fromBen Watts (2), John Towler, DeanWatts and Garlando Lackowo forSaltford Reserves.

Stoke Lane also lost ground, fol-lowing a 3-1 reverse away to HanhamColts, for whom Lewis Risdale, Geo-rge Latham and Tom Harvey scored.

Tomas Elias notched a hat-trick forCribbs B, whose other scorer wasChris Davis in a 4-1 home win againstYate Reserves, while Bristol Deaffailed to respond to strikes by MattEvans and Henry Goodwin for Cut-ters Friday A.

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penalty from Mark Nicholls. Thehome team faded in the second half,when Jordan Scott (2), Liam Powelland Nicholls scored for Boco.

Uosuf Chiffo grabbed a late winnerfor L eb e q , whose charge up the tablewas boosted by a 2-1 success at Shaft-esbury Crusade.

Shaldon Sawyer gave the visitorsthe lead in the first half, Ricky Wood-land equalised for the Crusaders,who looked set to earn a point untilChiffo struck.

Hallen Reserves came from be-hind to win 4-3 away to Old Sodbury,who conceded two early goals beforehitting back to take a 3-2 lead early inthe second half.

Reuben Draper, Ben Weaver andWarren Shepherd were on the mark

for the hosts, in reply to strikes byPaul Griffiths, Adam Alford, DanCockram and Ben Purdy for Hallen.

Cribbs Reserves triumphed by thesame score at home to Wi ck .

Mark Shaunessy shot the hosts infront with a 20-yard free-kick, thenfurther goals came from Tom Head-ford, Marcus Bebbington and JustinCattle to clinch three points.

Alex Patterson struck twice in thefirst half for Wick, whose othermarksman was Lee Forrestal.

Problems mount for DRG Fren-ch ay , who were relegated from theGloucestershire County League lastseason, following a 2-1 home defeat byBitton Reserves, whose goals camefrom Ryan Werrett and player-man-ager Dean Langdon.

New signing Garfield White nettedtwice for Tytherington Rocks Re-s e r ve s who are up to third after a 3-1win at Lawrence Weston. NickJones scored the other Rocks goal,with Lee Riches netting for LawrenceWe s t o n .

Goals from Korahn Gayle and KaiDebonnairre earned Easton Cow-boys Suburbia their first win of theseason, 2-1 at Severn Beach.

Old Georgians were the fifth away

side to gain all three points winning,3-2 at St Aldhelms. Jamie Brown, DanPayne and Dan Pursall scored for thev i c t o r s.

Three teams have 100 per cent re-cords in Premier Two.

Sam Day, Scott Green and DavidScutt scored for leaders D ow n e n dFo r e s t e r s in a 3-0 win at previouslyunbeaten Bristol Athletic.

Zac Zabek scored four times forAFC Mangotsfield in a 7-0 win overAlmondsbury UWE Reserves. LukeCarter (2) and Tom Millard alsoscored for last season’s Division Onech a m p i o n s.

Brislington A kept their 100 percent record intact with seven dif-ferent goalscorers in a 7-1 home winover Wessex Wanderers. Dave Ro-gers, Reece Mead, Clark Taylor, MarkWhite, Kev Hughes, Ross Smitheramand Connor O’Toole netted for Bris-lington, while Mark Hooper replied.

Jouglas Zuco was on target for CABOl ympic, who lost 2-1 at home toSouthmead United.

Totterdown POB and Rockleaz eRangers Reserves drew 1-1 at NibleyRo a d .

Only one game was possible in Di-vision One because of the GFA SeniorCup, with two Somerset clubs meet-ing at Creswicke Road, where hostsBroad Plain House Reserves lost 2-1

to Ashton & BackwellColts. Billy Carroll andHarry Byrne scored for Ashton,while Phil Milkins replied.

Hyde z are the new leaders of Di-vision Two after beating BristolTelephone Reserves 2-1 at NortonLane. Substitute Luke Allen scoredboth goals.

Luke McNeil and Joel Hannan net-ted for Ashton United Reserves,who beat Fry’s OB 2-1. Marcus Bryanscored for Fry’s.

Winford PH lead Division Fourafter beating Sever nside 5-2. BradPearce (2), Cameron Gardner, RichCollinson and Shaun Bertham scoredfor the leaders.

Troy Watts (4), Jack Gardener (3),Charlie Alden (2) and Danny King-dom scored as second-placed Pa rkK n ow l e won 10-1 at home toBrandon Sports.

Glenside Five OB Reserves wo n4-2 at home to Stoke Gifford UnitedA, thanks to goals from CourtneyYoung, Tim Rice, Jon Poole and GrantEvans. Oldbury FC lost 3-0 at hometo Filton Athletic Reserves.

Two strikes from Jack Starmer,plus an own goal, gave Lockleaz eC o m mu n i t y a 3-0 win at W hit-church Sports, which put them topof Division Five.

John Stephens scored a hat-trick

DE Veys Reserves came from behindto snatch a 2-1 Premier Division vic-tory away to LS Sports, who took thelead with a goal from Alan Massey.

Paul Boz levelled the scores andConnor Caddick netted thesecond-half winner for the visitors.

Ashley Lovell scored five for Bris-tol Sports in a 12-1 romp away toWessex Wanderers A, for whom BenYearsley netted a consolation. Strikesby James Parsons (3), Ryan Spence,Kirk Morgan, James Britton andShane Davis completed the rout.

Matt Blannon and Dean Gingellboth bagged a brace for W hitchurchPhoenix, whose other scorer wasMark Still in a 5-4 home successagainst Bristol Revolution, withLex Vincenzi (2), Joel Dacosta and Nil

Mashiu on target in reply. Roy Town-send replied for Sea Mills Park A ina 5-1 defeat at Dodington, whosegoals came from Callum Simpson (2),Jason Baber (2) and Duncan Reed.

A double from Ryan Palmer pavedthe way for Broad Walk’s 6-1 homeroasting of Iron Acton B, with DanGraham, Dan Baker, Ricky Griffinand Ryan Fowler also on the mark.Carl Jackson replied for the visitors.

Hartcliffe Reserves won 4-1 athome to Bradley Stoke B, thanks togoals from Sam Thatcher (2), PaulWilliams and Shaun Blackmore.

for North BristolUnited in a 6-0 win over

Kellaway Rangers Re-s e r ve s . Dean Graham, Nick Lloydand Rob Parsley also scored.

Jacob Francis hit a hat-trick asReal St George won 7-2 at We s s exWanderers Reserves. Darrol Watt(2), Gavin Griffith and Sam Allan alsoscored for the victors.

Lawrence Weston A picked uptheir first win of the season, 3-1 atImperial Reserves. Mike Daltrey (2)and Jermaine Daltrey scored for Law-rence Weston, while Scott Hynamre plied.

Division Six leaders Fry’s OB Re-s e r ve s hammered a weakened Wa n -derers Reserves 17-0. Martin Davisled the rout with six goals, while57-year-old Mike Hallett scored hisfirst goal for many years.

Jamie Shambrook (2), HarryMaggs, Raivo Korotkous, Sam Pres-ton and Josh Phear were on target forWinford PH Reserves, who are insecond place after beating BristolSpar tak 7-2.

Park Knowle Reserves moved upto third courtesy of a 2-1 win at AFCMangotsfield B.

Tim Eustace, Stephen Hepper andSam Moore were the Cosmosmarksmen in a 3-2 home win overBrandon Sports Reserves.

� Bristol Manor Farm Reserves’ Jordan Cole, left, challenges FramptonAthletic’s Liam Barrett for the ball

Price’s five-goal haul puts Talbot Knowle throughFIVE goals from Aaron Price pavedthe way for Talbot Knowle United’s6-0 away victory against War mleySaints in the first round of the GFAJunior Cup.

James Davis was also on targetagainst last season’s beaten finalists,with all the goals coming in the firsth a l f.

Jack Oaten struck twice forCrosscourt United, 5-1 winners atStoke Gifford Reserves, who weresunk by further goals from TomMcGauley-Jones, Ryan Turner andRyan Barry. Avonmouth Reservesbeat Miners 4-0, thanks to goals fromJoe Farmer (2), Mark Osborne andRhys O’D o n ova n .

Almondsbury UWE A crashed 8-0away to Soundwell Victoria, whosemarksmen were George Hadji (2),Marc Hughes (2) and Jason Barter.Goals from Joe Weare (3) and ScottRogers sealed a 4-2 home success forStoke Rangers against Hanham Re-s e r ve s .

Harry Carter replied for To t t e r -down Reserves in a 4-1 defeat awayto Chipping Sodbury Reserves,with Lewis Spedding, Jason Radford,Chris Vincent and an own goal on thes c o re s h e e t .

Bradley Stoke won 7-4 at St Annes

Tow n , thanks to strikes by LukeJohnson (3), Adam Townsend (2),Nathan Corney and Brad Clarice.

AEK Boco Reserves were held 2-2by goals from George Pascoe andBilly Arnold for Nicholas Wander-ers Reserves, who won 6-5 in thepenalty shootout, courtesy of a finesave by goalkeeper Mitch Norman.

Andy Bush, Nigel Rodman andFreddie Short were on target forBristol Barcelona, 5-3 winners onpenalties against Lawrence WestonRe s e r ve s , following a 3-3 draw, whileSt Aldhelms Reserves lost 3-1 awayto Old Cothamians, whose scorerswere Rob Perrett (2) and Reuben Mar-tindiez. A hat-tick from Del Simpsonset up a 5-3 victory at St Pancras fo rHenbury Reserves, whose othermarksmen were Kyle Porter and DanWood. Jelani Wallis, Lee Monaghanand Alex Foulstone replied forS a i n t s.

Brett Hurst (2), Ben Thatcher andNathan Clark netted for Mendip Re-s e r ve s in a 4-4 draw with Filton Ath-letic, who won 4-2 on penalties, while

Saints OB lost 8-4 at Portville War-riors, for whom Adam Scrase (3),Gary Hunt (2), Mark Skidmore, DannyBrice and Matthew Smyth netted.

� Andy Carron and Lewis Wentlandboth hit hat-tricks for Cribbs A, whoenjoyed a 9-1 romp against St An-d r ew s on the Downs in the firstround of the GFA Intermediate Cup,with Mitch Kavaner (2) and an owngoal completing the Italy.

Old Cliftonians failed to reply tostrikes by Harvey Baker (2), ChrisPorter and Mike Dorney forPucklechurch Reserves, whileHighridge Reserves beat Iron ActonRe s e r ve s 5-3, thanks to goals fromScott Sheridan (3) and Gary Dadds (2).

S t ap l e t o n hit Nicholas Wander-ers A for six without reply throughCallum Gardiner (2), Len Miller (2),Liam Osborne and Ross Beever, whileDRG Frenchay Reserves lost 2-0 athome to Old Cothamians Reserves,whose scorers were Joe Walker andJoshua Khylk. Cory Clark (2), ChrisDembicki and Josh Turner shot Bris-tol Bilbao to a 4-0 victory at Fr amp-ton Reserves, while O l ve s t o nRe s e r ve s beat Chipping Sodbury Aby the same score, with the help of ahat-trick from Leo Glew.

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Jordan Harbert, of Bristol ManorFarm Reserves, left, and MikeBeake, of Frampton Athletic, battlefor the ball during the BristolPremier Combination gamePicture: Jo Wakenshaw

Santos knock out the holders

Churches LeagueHILLFIELDS Park Baptist, holdersof the BCFA Cup, were knocked out ofthis season’s competition with a 3-1extra-time, second-round defeat athome to fellow top-flight side VC FSantos.

Ewan Lawson (2) and Joseph Knottscored for Santos. Loz Dunne nettedin the second half for Hillfields, butwas later sent off.

Santos will be at home to OasisCairns Road in the last eight aftergoals from Tim David and Ben Do-herty gave them a 2-1 win againstSporting Emmanuel, whose replycame from Paul Hewitt.

Joey Mitchell and Simon Rotheramstruck for Woodlands Rangers in a2-0 win against Suburbs United.They will now play Ke n s i n g t o nB ap t i s t , who had goals from JoeBailey (2) and Ben Keen in a 3-1 win

against Edge Church, whose goalcame from Lewis Cook.

Counterslip’s reward for a 3-0 vic-tory against The Sanctuary is anaway quarter-final with HillfieldsRe s e r ve s , who beat Rock Crusaders3-2 on penalties after normal timefinished at 3-3.

Three first-half goals from RobertKing, Dave McGrath and RobinMitchell gave Woodlands RangersReserves a 3-1 win at home to fellowDivision Two side H ay h i l l , whoreplied through Rob Mallia. They willnow play SAS United, who were 3-1winners against Castle Green Re-s e r ve s .

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ASHTON United and Little Stokemaintained their 100 per cent recordafter four games and have opened upa six-point lead at the top of PremierO n e.

Ashton travelled to Cossham Streetto play Mangotsfield Sports and re-turned with a 4-0 victory, thanks togoals from Darren Venn, Lee Venn,Sam Dewhurst and Frazier Clark.

Louie Hughes bagged a brace forLittle Stoke in a 4-0 win at bot-tom-of-the-table Stoke GiffordUnited. Nick Rugman and Craig Lan-castle completed the scoring.

Caretaker manager Chris Georgewon his first match in charge forAvo n m o u t h , who beat Ridings High3-2, thanks to goals from Joe Farmer,Curt Feller and Luke Brimson.

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Little Stoke andAshton are theones to catch

BRISTOL Manor Farm Reserveslost their 100 per cent record and topspot in Division One after going down1-0 away to Frampton Athletic, thenew leaders, who have yet to drop apoint.

The only goal came midwaythrough the second half when RobbieWarren netted a penalty, awarded fora foul on Paul Baskerville. Then itwas backs to the wall as the visitorspressed hard for an equaliser.

“It was a cracking game and allcredit to Frampton for hanging on,”said Farm manager Andy Cole.

Eden Grove stepped up their bidfor honours with a 7-1 home rompagainst Brimsham Green, for whomJohn Ruff replied with a free-kick.

On target for the hosts were AaronTaynton (3), his brother Aidan (2),Mitch Purnell and Alan McQuaid.

O l ve s t o n lost ground, following a1-0 defeat away to Patchway TownRe s e r ve s , whose first-half marks-man was Glen Callaghan.

Sea Mills Park went down 3-1away to Seymour United, for whomBruce Clothier struck twice in theearly stages and then completed hishat-trick in the second half, afterMark Johnson hit back.

Brandon Matthews fired Ro m a nGlass St George Reserves in front athome to Oldland Abbotonians Re-s e r ve s , whose second-half pressurewas rewarded with an equaliser fromdefender Paul Comley in a 1-1 draw.

Mendip United had a player sentoff in the 40th minute of a 1-0 homedefeat by Totterdown United, whosegoal came from George Saunders inthe second half.

AEK Boco drew level on pointswith Mendip and took over top spoton goal difference after winning 5-0away to Nicholas Wanderers, whowere only one down at the break to a

Frampton leapfrog Manor Farm atthe top thanks to Warren’s penalty

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David Hughesepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Derek Cumnerepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Caddick completes the comeback

Smith leads the goalspree with a hat-trickCRAIG Smith hit a hat-trick forSouth Bristol Central, who re-turned to winning form in the onlygame played in Division Three with a9-2 hammering of Roman Glass StGeorge A.

Tom Coombs (2), Scott Laird (2),Jamie Caddick and Mark Denner,were also on target for the hosts.

Luke Basseng scored five for We s t -e rl e i g h , who stepped up their bid forDivision Four honours with a 10-1romp at Lawrence Rovers Reserves.The rout was completed by goals fromBen Cole, Dan Parker, Rob Watkins,Ben Shaw and Dan Powell.

Also in close contention are OldSodbury Reserves, 4-1 home victorsagainst Soundwell Victoria Re-s e r ve s , thanks to goals from KelvinMartin (3) and Steve Clapp, whileShaftesbury Crusaders Reservesbeat Bendix Reserves 9-0.

Prince Mubhongo and Jordan Coxgave Greyfriars Reserves a two-goalstart at home to Sea Mills Park Re-s e r ve s , who bounced back to snatch a3-2 win with goals from Lee Webber,Nick Patounas and Scott Parsons.

Talbot Knowle Reserves re m a i nanchored at the bottom, following a4-0 away defeat by Fry Club B, whosemarksmen were Ryan Auchterlonie(2), Greg Blake and Scott Janes.

A 5-0 victory at Warmley SaintsRe s e r ve s kept Staple Hill Orient oncourse for promotion from DivisionFive, with Dan Cole (3), Stuart Wil-liams and Adam James the scorers.

Thomas Vaughan netted a consol-

ation for Patchway North End Re-s e r ve s in a 6-1 hammering to goalsfrom Sam Casey (3), Paul Gunning,Phil Ashpole and Scott Walker forS h i r eway , while Ashley Pope savedMendip Reserves from defeat in a 1-1draw with high-flying Cesson.

Ashley Larence (3), John Paris andJordan Edwards fired Highridge Re-s e r ve s to a 5-2 home win against IronActon A, while Crosscourt Re-serves beat Oldland Abbotonians A5-3, thanks to goals from Jeff Barnes(2), Kerry Earrey, Jason Mogg andCharlie Harvey.

The promotion hopes of Br adleyStoke A in Division Six received asetback with a 5-3 defeat to goals fromBen Watts (2), John Towler, DeanWatts and Garlando Lackowo forSaltford Reserves.

Stoke Lane also lost ground, fol-lowing a 3-1 reverse away to HanhamColts, for whom Lewis Risdale, Geo-rge Latham and Tom Harvey scored.

Tomas Elias notched a hat-trick forCribbs B, whose other scorer wasChris Davis in a 4-1 home win againstYate Reserves, while Bristol Deaffailed to respond to strikes by MattEvans and Henry Goodwin for Cut-ters Friday A.

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penalty from Mark Nicholls. Thehome team faded in the second half,when Jordan Scott (2), Liam Powelland Nicholls scored for Boco.

Uosuf Chiffo grabbed a late winnerfor L eb e q , whose charge up the tablewas boosted by a 2-1 success at Shaft-esbury Crusade.

Shaldon Sawyer gave the visitorsthe lead in the first half, Ricky Wood-land equalised for the Crusaders,who looked set to earn a point untilChiffo struck.

Hallen Reserves came from be-hind to win 4-3 away to Old Sodbury,who conceded two early goals beforehitting back to take a 3-2 lead early inthe second half.

Reuben Draper, Ben Weaver andWarren Shepherd were on the mark

for the hosts, in reply to strikes byPaul Griffiths, Adam Alford, DanCockram and Ben Purdy for Hallen.

Cribbs Reserves triumphed by thesame score at home to Wi ck .

Mark Shaunessy shot the hosts infront with a 20-yard free-kick, thenfurther goals came from Tom Head-ford, Marcus Bebbington and JustinCattle to clinch three points.

Alex Patterson struck twice in thefirst half for Wick, whose othermarksman was Lee Forrestal.

Problems mount for DRG Fren-ch ay , who were relegated from theGloucestershire County League lastseason, following a 2-1 home defeat byBitton Reserves, whose goals camefrom Ryan Werrett and player-man-ager Dean Langdon.

New signing Garfield White nettedtwice for Tytherington Rocks Re-s e r ve s who are up to third after a 3-1win at Lawrence Weston. NickJones scored the other Rocks goal,with Lee Riches netting for LawrenceWe s t o n .

Goals from Korahn Gayle and KaiDebonnairre earned Easton Cow-boys Suburbia their first win of theseason, 2-1 at Severn Beach.

Old Georgians were the fifth away

side to gain all three points winning,3-2 at St Aldhelms. Jamie Brown, DanPayne and Dan Pursall scored for thev i c t o r s.

Three teams have 100 per cent re-cords in Premier Two.

Sam Day, Scott Green and DavidScutt scored for leaders D ow n e n dFo r e s t e r s in a 3-0 win at previouslyunbeaten Bristol Athletic.

Zac Zabek scored four times forAFC Mangotsfield in a 7-0 win overAlmondsbury UWE Reserves. LukeCarter (2) and Tom Millard alsoscored for last season’s Division Onech a m p i o n s.

Brislington A kept their 100 percent record intact with seven dif-ferent goalscorers in a 7-1 home winover Wessex Wanderers. Dave Ro-gers, Reece Mead, Clark Taylor, MarkWhite, Kev Hughes, Ross Smitheramand Connor O’Toole netted for Bris-lington, while Mark Hooper replied.

Jouglas Zuco was on target for CABOl ympic, who lost 2-1 at home toSouthmead United.

Totterdown POB and Rockleaz eRangers Reserves drew 1-1 at NibleyRo a d .

Only one game was possible in Di-vision One because of the GFA SeniorCup, with two Somerset clubs meet-ing at Creswicke Road, where hostsBroad Plain House Reserves lost 2-1

to Ashton & BackwellColts. Billy Carroll andHarry Byrne scored for Ashton,while Phil Milkins replied.

Hyde z are the new leaders of Di-vision Two after beating BristolTelephone Reserves 2-1 at NortonLane. Substitute Luke Allen scoredboth goals.

Luke McNeil and Joel Hannan net-ted for Ashton United Reserves,who beat Fry’s OB 2-1. Marcus Bryanscored for Fry’s.

Winford PH lead Division Fourafter beating Sever nside 5-2. BradPearce (2), Cameron Gardner, RichCollinson and Shaun Bertham scoredfor the leaders.

Troy Watts (4), Jack Gardener (3),Charlie Alden (2) and Danny King-dom scored as second-placed Pa rkK n ow l e won 10-1 at home toBrandon Sports.

Glenside Five OB Reserves wo n4-2 at home to Stoke Gifford UnitedA, thanks to goals from CourtneyYoung, Tim Rice, Jon Poole and GrantEvans. Oldbury FC lost 3-0 at hometo Filton Athletic Reserves.

Two strikes from Jack Starmer,plus an own goal, gave Lockleaz eC o m mu n i t y a 3-0 win at W hit-church Sports, which put them topof Division Five.

John Stephens scored a hat-trick

DE Veys Reserves came from behindto snatch a 2-1 Premier Division vic-tory away to LS Sports, who took thelead with a goal from Alan Massey.

Paul Boz levelled the scores andConnor Caddick netted thesecond-half winner for the visitors.

Ashley Lovell scored five for Bris-tol Sports in a 12-1 romp away toWessex Wanderers A, for whom BenYearsley netted a consolation. Strikesby James Parsons (3), Ryan Spence,Kirk Morgan, James Britton andShane Davis completed the rout.

Matt Blannon and Dean Gingellboth bagged a brace for W hitchurchPhoenix, whose other scorer wasMark Still in a 5-4 home successagainst Bristol Revolution, withLex Vincenzi (2), Joel Dacosta and Nil

Mashiu on target in reply. Roy Town-send replied for Sea Mills Park A ina 5-1 defeat at Dodington, whosegoals came from Callum Simpson (2),Jason Baber (2) and Duncan Reed.

A double from Ryan Palmer pavedthe way for Broad Walk’s 6-1 homeroasting of Iron Acton B, with DanGraham, Dan Baker, Ricky Griffinand Ryan Fowler also on the mark.Carl Jackson replied for the visitors.

Hartcliffe Reserves won 4-1 athome to Bradley Stoke B, thanks togoals from Sam Thatcher (2), PaulWilliams and Shaun Blackmore.

for North BristolUnited in a 6-0 win over

Kellaway Rangers Re-s e r ve s . Dean Graham, Nick Lloydand Rob Parsley also scored.

Jacob Francis hit a hat-trick asReal St George won 7-2 at We s s exWanderers Reserves. Darrol Watt(2), Gavin Griffith and Sam Allan alsoscored for the victors.

Lawrence Weston A picked uptheir first win of the season, 3-1 atImperial Reserves. Mike Daltrey (2)and Jermaine Daltrey scored for Law-rence Weston, while Scott Hynamre plied.

Division Six leaders Fry’s OB Re-s e r ve s hammered a weakened Wa n -derers Reserves 17-0. Martin Davisled the rout with six goals, while57-year-old Mike Hallett scored hisfirst goal for many years.

Jamie Shambrook (2), HarryMaggs, Raivo Korotkous, Sam Pres-ton and Josh Phear were on target forWinford PH Reserves, who are insecond place after beating BristolSpar tak 7-2.

Park Knowle Reserves moved upto third courtesy of a 2-1 win at AFCMangotsfield B.

Tim Eustace, Stephen Hepper andSam Moore were the Cosmosmarksmen in a 3-2 home win overBrandon Sports Reserves.

� Bristol Manor Farm Reserves’ Jordan Cole, left, challenges FramptonAthletic’s Liam Barrett for the ball

Price’s five-goal haul puts Talbot Knowle throughFIVE goals from Aaron Price pavedthe way for Talbot Knowle United’s6-0 away victory against War mleySaints in the first round of the GFAJunior Cup.

James Davis was also on targetagainst last season’s beaten finalists,with all the goals coming in the firsth a l f.

Jack Oaten struck twice forCrosscourt United, 5-1 winners atStoke Gifford Reserves, who weresunk by further goals from TomMcGauley-Jones, Ryan Turner andRyan Barry. Avonmouth Reservesbeat Miners 4-0, thanks to goals fromJoe Farmer (2), Mark Osborne andRhys O’D o n ova n .

Almondsbury UWE A crashed 8-0away to Soundwell Victoria, whosemarksmen were George Hadji (2),Marc Hughes (2) and Jason Barter.Goals from Joe Weare (3) and ScottRogers sealed a 4-2 home success forStoke Rangers against Hanham Re-s e r ve s .

Harry Carter replied for To t t e r -down Reserves in a 4-1 defeat awayto Chipping Sodbury Reserves,with Lewis Spedding, Jason Radford,Chris Vincent and an own goal on thes c o re s h e e t .

Bradley Stoke won 7-4 at St Annes

Tow n , thanks to strikes by LukeJohnson (3), Adam Townsend (2),Nathan Corney and Brad Clarice.

AEK Boco Reserves were held 2-2by goals from George Pascoe andBilly Arnold for Nicholas Wander-ers Reserves, who won 6-5 in thepenalty shootout, courtesy of a finesave by goalkeeper Mitch Norman.

Andy Bush, Nigel Rodman andFreddie Short were on target forBristol Barcelona, 5-3 winners onpenalties against Lawrence WestonRe s e r ve s , following a 3-3 draw, whileSt Aldhelms Reserves lost 3-1 awayto Old Cothamians, whose scorerswere Rob Perrett (2) and Reuben Mar-tindiez. A hat-tick from Del Simpsonset up a 5-3 victory at St Pancras fo rHenbury Reserves, whose othermarksmen were Kyle Porter and DanWood. Jelani Wallis, Lee Monaghanand Alex Foulstone replied forS a i n t s.

Brett Hurst (2), Ben Thatcher andNathan Clark netted for Mendip Re-s e r ve s in a 4-4 draw with Filton Ath-letic, who won 4-2 on penalties, while

Saints OB lost 8-4 at Portville War-riors, for whom Adam Scrase (3),Gary Hunt (2), Mark Skidmore, DannyBrice and Matthew Smyth netted.

� Andy Carron and Lewis Wentlandboth hit hat-tricks for Cribbs A, whoenjoyed a 9-1 romp against St An-d r ew s on the Downs in the firstround of the GFA Intermediate Cup,with Mitch Kavaner (2) and an owngoal completing the Italy.

Old Cliftonians failed to reply tostrikes by Harvey Baker (2), ChrisPorter and Mike Dorney forPucklechurch Reserves, whileHighridge Reserves beat Iron ActonRe s e r ve s 5-3, thanks to goals fromScott Sheridan (3) and Gary Dadds (2).

S t ap l e t o n hit Nicholas Wander-ers A for six without reply throughCallum Gardiner (2), Len Miller (2),Liam Osborne and Ross Beever, whileDRG Frenchay Reserves lost 2-0 athome to Old Cothamians Reserves,whose scorers were Joe Walker andJoshua Khylk. Cory Clark (2), ChrisDembicki and Josh Turner shot Bris-tol Bilbao to a 4-0 victory at Fr amp-ton Reserves, while O l ve s t o nRe s e r ve s beat Chipping Sodbury Aby the same score, with the help of ahat-trick from Leo Glew.

GFA Cups

Jordan Harbert, of Bristol ManorFarm Reserves, left, and MikeBeake, of Frampton Athletic, battlefor the ball during the BristolPremier Combination gamePicture: Jo Wakenshaw

Santos knock out the holders

Churches LeagueHILLFIELDS Park Baptist, holdersof the BCFA Cup, were knocked out ofthis season’s competition with a 3-1extra-time, second-round defeat athome to fellow top-flight side VC FSantos.

Ewan Lawson (2) and Joseph Knottscored for Santos. Loz Dunne nettedin the second half for Hillfields, butwas later sent off.

Santos will be at home to OasisCairns Road in the last eight aftergoals from Tim David and Ben Do-herty gave them a 2-1 win againstSporting Emmanuel, whose replycame from Paul Hewitt.

Joey Mitchell and Simon Rotheramstruck for Woodlands Rangers in a2-0 win against Suburbs United.They will now play Ke n s i n g t o nB ap t i s t , who had goals from JoeBailey (2) and Ben Keen in a 3-1 win

against Edge Church, whose goalcame from Lewis Cook.

Counterslip’s reward for a 3-0 vic-tory against The Sanctuary is anaway quarter-final with HillfieldsRe s e r ve s , who beat Rock Crusaders3-2 on penalties after normal timefinished at 3-3.

Three first-half goals from RobertKing, Dave McGrath and RobinMitchell gave Woodlands RangersReserves a 3-1 win at home to fellowDivision Two side H ay h i l l , whoreplied through Rob Mallia. They willnow play SAS United, who were 3-1winners against Castle Green Re-s e r ve s .

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Rangers beat Barcelona to reachsecond round of the Minor CupMIKE James scored twice, with BenSaunders and Clive Anderson also ontarget, as Bristol Rangers beat Bris-tol Barcelona 4-2 in the first round ofthe Gloucestershire FA SundayMinor Cup.

Quality Finish beat MidlandSpinner 4-3 on penalties, following a3-3 draw. Rob Hewlett (two) and MikeAlvis scored Quality Finish’s goals,with Craig Thomas (two) and SteveHurtado on target for Spinner.

Elsewhere in the cup, AFC Interthrashed West Country United Re-s e r ve s 6-1, with Fatheur Rahmangrabbing West Country’s consolationgoal.

FC Eastville won 3-0 at SouthBristol Saints, while Real Fish-ponds Sunday were 7-2 winners atSpar tans. Ryan Bircham and JoshEvans scored for the losing side.

In the Premier Division, Lebeq Tav-ern Courage beat Amana SYF 4-2.

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Dominic Holver (2), Leon Simpsonand Rob Sivers, pictured, scored forLebeq, with Tyrell Ballard and YusufJama on target for Amana.

Bristol 5 Seniors beat AFCBr unel 3-2, with goals from SabienAllen, Jack Cole and Tom Smyth.Mike Grist and Dan Munroe scoredfor Brunel.

Kye Simpson hit ahat-trick for Beaufor t asthey beat UWE Dy-namos 5-2. NeikellPlummer and DanCoombs scored theother Beaufort goals.

Goals from TylerGayle and AndrewEwart-Clarke proved invain as Avon Plate we rebeaten 3-2 by Black Swan.

In Division One, West CountryUnited beat Lawrence WestonSunday 4-0, with goals from AdamCole, Tom Pursey, Sam Hollard andCraig Sanders.

Jerome Burton, Joe Keagan and

James Lewis got the goals as Wi z a rdWa n d e r e r s beat Smart SportsC o a ch i n g 3-0. Kyle O’D o n ova ngrabbed a hat-trick in Budgie’sBabes’ 6-2 win over Keynsham ParkRang ers, with his side’s other goalscoming from Dan Morne, TonyBeecham and Tom Povey.

Matt Long scored a consol-ation goal as SWYD United

were beaten 3-1 by Fo r -resters, while AndyTaylor got AFC Red-land’s goal in a 6-1 de-feat by Lebeq TavernCourage Reserves.

In Division Two, Fun-gai Hwata scored a

hat-trick, with Ken Ezeand Abdul Abdullah also on

a target, as Zimba beat L o ck -stock United 5-2. Shane Boucherscored both of Lockstock’s goals.

Brislington Badgers beat AFCBrunel Reserves 5-4, with Lee Mil-lard scoring twice and Ross Grimes,Jason Hawkins and Boon Smith also

getting on the scoresheet. MarkCherry (2), Gamal Alzanati and ChadJenkins scored for Brunel.

Ross Davey (2), Charlie Lacey, ChrisHill and Mark Bragg were on targetas The Royal Oak beat Avon PlateRe s e r ve s 5-1. Matt Barrow scored forthe losing side.

Cathedral City beat Pied Horse3-1, thanks to goals from Andy Forse,Craig Woodman and Nick Morgan,while Gary Newman scored for PiedH o r s e.

Dan Shorney, Tim Wakefield, AlexWells and Will Wilson scored for Lon-greach Athletic, as they beat CastleCour t 4-2. Chris Reynolds and JonRice were on target for Castle Court.

James Welton hit the only goal ofthe game, as Signal Generals b e atTotterdown United Sunday.

In Division Three, Real St Georgebeat City Dart Veterans 5-1. KyleThomas (two), Scott Johnson, KylePorter and Laurie Coventry scoredfor the winning side, while ShaunTrott netted for City Darts.

Saturday | Downs

Sneyd stormback to keepperfect recordWITH the majority of the DivisionOne sides involved in the GFA JuniorCup, Sneyd Park extended their leadand maintained their 100 per centrecord with a 5-3 win over Tor pedo.

Park came from behind after goalsfrom Liam Rice (2) and Mike Stubbshad given Torpedo a 3-2 lead.

The only other game in DivisionOne saw Clifton St Vincents andPortland Old Boys draw 2-2.

Only three matches were played inDivision Two because of the firstround of the GFA Intermediary Cup,and theses resulted in wins for Lion,Saints Old Boys and Sneyd ParkRe s e r ve s , against Hare on the Hill(2-0), Sporting Greyhound Re-s e r ve s (3-0) and Tebby (3-1), respect-ively .

Luccombe Garage and Por tlandOld Boys Reserves both gained theirfirst point of the season after sharingthe points in a 1-1 draw.

Goals from Alex Matthews (4), TomPearce (3) and Alex Kwong helpedOld Elizabethans continued theirgood form with a 8-0 win againstTorpedo A. Green Park Rangerstop the table following a 2-1 win overSneyd Park A, but have been joinedon 13 points by Eastern CowboysRe s e r ve s , 4-0 winners againstBengal Tigers, Clifton St VincentsA, 4-2 winners over Cotham OldB oy s .

The remaining game in DivisionThree resulted in a good win forHelios against Retainers Reserves5-3.

A brace of goals from MatthewSteele and goals from Mike Brown,Richard Hayne and Marcus Princehelped DDAS maintain their 100 percent record with a 5-1 win over We s tTow n .

NCFS, with a 1-0 success againstSneyd Park B, and Warmley United, with a 8-0 win against Retainers B ,kept up the pressure by moving intojoint second place in Division Four.

There were wins for Tebby Re-s e r ve s , 2-1 against Lion Reserves,and Clifton St Vincents B, 1-0 overConham Rangers.

Improving Cosmos UK scored fivewithout reply against winless Clif-ton Rockets Reserves.

� The Rangeworthy squad that lost to Lawes Juniors in this week’s Feature Match. Back row,from left, Steve Dwyer, Brian Wilson, Dean Smith, Shae Mitchell, Mike Hicks, Dave Coombs,Joe Davies, Ben Miles, Rich Totterdell. Front, from left Cody Wilson, MArk Richings, JackDorney, Jake Haynes, Dave Haynes, Colin Loft, Shady Fahmy, Chris Milton

� The Lawes Juniors squad that played Rangeworthy in the GFA Junior Cup. Back row, fromleft, Paul Freeman, Andy Venables, Marcus Street, Jon Burt, David O'Sullivan, Ollie Bendall.Front row, from left, Alex Sergeant, Mark Greenland, Stephen Beazer, Pat Reilly, David Brown,Dom Wall Pictures: Dan Regan

Three-goal salvo by Brice firesHallen into the quarter-finals

Avon Youth Cup

� Action from the Bristol Girls’ League game which saw Bristol Ladies Union beat Downend Saints 11-1 Picture: Michael Lloyd

JACK Brice hit a hat-trick as HallenU n d e r- 1 4 s stormed into thequarter-finals of the League Cup witha 7-0 win at Yate United.

Brice was backed up well by LukeS p o ke s ’ stunning 35-yarder, whileRex Mannings, Billy Saunders andJacob Dumble all weighed in withgoals to ensure a convincing win forthe away side.

It could have been more too, asElliot Gardner and Joe Hodson bothwent close after the break, while BradL ew i s ’ superb cross enabled Brice tocomplete his treble.

Richard Yorath celebrated ahat-trick and Mannie Ali (2), HarrySaunders and Gianni Porcaro, withexcellent control and a volley fromJoel Athay’s cross, all registered asBitton Under-14s, having led 6-0 atthe interval, eventually saw off a vali-ant second-half effort by BristolRovers JSC to come through 7-4 vic-t o r s.

Stoke Lane Under-13s cl a i m e dtheir first victory of the season via a5-2 victory over in-form Mang ots-field United.

Tom Snell scored his first hat-trickfor Lane to secure man-of-the-match,his second goal, a side-foot volleyafter good work by Alex Wells down

the wing, the pick of the bunch.Stoke sailed into a 4-0 lead at the

break with strikes also by Wells andBrendan Grimstead before Mangots-field fought back with two good goalsto make it an exciting final tenm i nu t e s.

Stand-in keeper Harry Goldspinkwas in fine form for Lane and de-butant Will Lacey looked at ease indefence, while at the other end aspeedy counter attack enabled Snellto register his third and Lane’s fifthgoal to secure a well-earned win.

An under-strength St VallierU n d e r- 1 2 s team had goals from JaiMacleod and Lewis Hammond toboost their hopes of progress, butthey were unable to compete properlywith a Bath City side who swept to a5-2 win.

A first Almondsbury SaintsUnder-12s hat-trick for Callum Date,to go with fine goals from HarveyPritchard, Sam Bird and Max Barker,saw them to a comfortable 6-0 awaywin over Ashton Boys, meaningSaints still haven’t conceded a goalthis season.

In the Plate, B r o a dwa l kU n d e r- 1 6 s eased to a 5-0 victory overSt Nicholas thanks to Kevin Pearce’sbrace and singles for MatthewHendrickson, Callum Tyler and Mar-cus Williams.

In a fast-paced game, Russell and

Rogers both went close to adding tothe tally, while at the other end,Broadwalk keeper Ollie Sharp atonedfor his intercepted goal-kick by pro-ducing a fabulous tip-over from theresulting Saints attempt at his goal.

Ashton Boys Under-15s contin-ued their great start to the seasonwith a pulsating 4-2 win over trav-elling Bitton with two Louis Part-ington goals and singles by JoeMcGonigle and Ashley Ballard.

Nevertheless, it took some bravegoalkeeping from Jack Marsh and anoutstanding midfield display by theenergetic Ellis Tremlett to nullifyB i t t o n’s sterling attempts to salvagetheir place in the competition.

Keynsham Town Under-14s, fromDivision Three, breezed into the lasteight of the Plate with a superb at-tacking display and 12-1 victory awayagainst Division Four pacesettersAEK Boco.

There were hat-tricks for HarrisonJohnstone and fit-again HarrisonThomas, while Bailey Davis (2),James Gulliford, Dom Robinson,Kieran Williams and Todd Leach allcontributed to the scoresheet.

The Keynsham defence of skipperSam Sharp, Gareth Williams, LukeRatcliffe and Jamie Box were wellmarshalled by keeper Joe Jackson.

Reece Morgan fired five of the goalsas Whitchurch Juniors Under-13s

took their fine league form into thePlate competition with a handsome12-0 success over St Nicholas. TobyAnstey’s hat-trick and Sam Hutton,Finley Roberts, Harry Purday andWayne Okutu efforts ensured’Church a comfortable passage.

Saints keeper Jayden Hover madefour outstanding saves while mid-fielder Jake Palmer was instrument-al in most of their good work.

In the league, Zach Feltham was inunstoppable mood as his treblehelped catapult Warmley RangersColts Under-14s to a 5-1 win overWinterbourne United in the Divi-sion Three.

Josh Rogers and Reese Lacey alsomade their mark, while at the back,strong performances from Mballow,Blyth and Whooley helped seeRangers to a welcome maiden threepoints of the campaign.

Brislington Colts Under-12s’man-of-the-match Lewis Hendersonwas in fine form too as his teamclinched a 6-4 victory over Br adleyStoke in a tight third divisiont u s s l e.

Henderson struck two terrific earlygoals, while Ashley King and BenHawkins also celebrated doubles tosee off a Stoke side who kept up thepressure on the excellent JoshCaswell and his defence.

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Gloucestershire Youth

Por tishead’sOsgood is toogood for Hutton

ALMONDSBURY experienced theups and downs of football as theyturned in an excellent display to beata strong Lydney Town team 3-0 in thefirst outing of their League Cup cam-paign, only to crash at WinterbourneUnited a few days later in the samecompetition.

After an entertaining first halfwith Lydney had ended goalless, ReesProsser opened the scoring early inthe second half for the Almonds fol-lowing good play by James Weskerand Connor Hopwood.

Lydney then had a succession of

Woodspring League

Almonds crashout of cup afterdefeat by Town

corners before a Hopwood headerfrom another flag-kick doubled thehome side’s advantage.

Both keepers made good saves afterthat but Jake Good wrapped up animpressive Almonds win with a20-yard drive.

Four days later, and Almondsburywere on the receiving end of a 4-0away defeat by Winterbourne, whohad Lewis Whyatt (2), Kieran Smithand Reece Buss on target for them.

In the league, Zak Gaston’s braceand George Bush’s effort ensuredThornbury Town came away fromTuffley Rovers with a comfortablethree points via a 3-0 win.

Thornbury followed it up five dayslater by holding league leaders andhosts Frampton United to a 2-2 draw,James MacDonald and an own goalhanding the battling third-placed vis-itors another precious point.

2� The number of goals scored byAlmondsbury’s Lewis Whyatt in theirmidweek game against Frampton

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LUKE Osgood helped himself to fourfabulous goals as Portishead TownU n d e r- 1 5 s soared to a 5-1 successagainst Hutton Juniors.

Injuries and withdrawals meantPortishead took to the field with just11 fit players, but the result neverlooked in doubt once Sam Coswayheaded a goal-kick back where itcame from and into the path of Os-good, who finished high into the netfor 1-0 after ten minutes.

Cosway netted Town’s other goalwhile Kalan Bartlett-Azad’sman-of-the-match showing helpedkeep the hosts on the front foot, WillBennet going close to scoring a sixthfor his team with a 20-yard shotagainst the bar.

PAUL Coles scored a hat-trick tomaintain All Stars’ u n bl e m i s h e dstart to the Premier Division season.

Mike Golding (2), AndrewHamilton-Dunne (2), Mark Crosslandand Dan Coles were also on target forthe table-toppers in a 9-2 success overFlowerpot Wanderers.

Spor tsman, meanwhile, are alsounbeaten in four games after ReesePurnell, Jack Mills and Sean Healscored in a 3-2 victory over Inter.

Karim Rendall (2), Craig Young,Mike Sadler, Steve Tippins and ChrisKritikos scored the goals fort h i rd - p l a c e d Sporting Bristol in a 6-1victory over Real Bristol.

Lebeq enjoyed a 3-0 success over

Cribbs FC, courtesy of goals fromMakindi Kondwani, Remi Fergussonand Leon Grange.

Sartan South still top DivisionOne after goals from Jordan Sum-mers (2), Steve Sheppard, Lee John-son and Connor Walker secured a 5-3success over Littlesea Sports, forwhom Jamie Churches. Paul Smithand Ben Gerachito were on target.

Legion United are maintainingthe pressure in second place afterMark Williams (2), Alex Sylvetser,Jack Pullin and Craig Rooker scoredto wrap up a 5-0 victory over Break-aways FC.

Downend suffered their first de-feat of the season after a Craig Hobbshat-trick and goals from Steve Con-nor and Joe Lesley saw B AWASports to a 5-3 victory.

Nazim Coskun scored a spectac-ular 40-yard goal to complete ahat-trick as Lazz enjoyed a 6-3 winover Lebeq Reserves. Hasan Akin (2)and Evrim Tekin were also on target,while Luke Patton (2) and LiamHenry scored for Lebeq.

Bristol Fiorentina are still un-beaten in Division Two after goalsfrom Sam Baker (2), Josh Day andStefan Lee secured a 4-0 success overAFC Keynsham.

Andy Morris grabbed a hat-trick asSt Bernadettes ran riot againstFishponds Town. Lluo Sun (2), RichDoust (2), Rich Went and Sean West-cott were also on target in a 9-1 rout.

Frank Gingell (2), Colin Cramb andNigel Gillard were on target for 3Lions in a 4-3 success over BristolPa l a c e , while Nick Lewis scored

twice as T rooper slipped to a 3-2defeat at the hands of leaders Te a mJa n s e n .

� In the GFA Sunday Minor Cup,Cain Simpson, Lee Morgan and ChrisThorn were on target as BristolPalace Reserves secured a 3-0 vic-tory over HCC United.

FC Eastville are in the hat afterPier Carota (2) and Dean Sampsonscored the goals in a 3-0 success atSouth Bristol Saints.

Jolly Boys made short work of OldPlough , with goals from Steve Kelly,Josh Dyer, Courtney Charles, JoshCharles and Dan Clarke wrapping upa 5-1 victory. Tom Bears and Stu Dyerscored as The Argonauts won 2-1against Shadwell Rovers , for whomDaz Sims was on target.

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Rangers beat Barcelona to reachsecond round of the Minor CupMIKE James scored twice, with BenSaunders and Clive Anderson also ontarget, as Bristol Rangers beat Bris-tol Barcelona 4-2 in the first round ofthe Gloucestershire FA SundayMinor Cup.

Quality Finish beat MidlandSpinner 4-3 on penalties, following a3-3 draw. Rob Hewlett (two) and MikeAlvis scored Quality Finish’s goals,with Craig Thomas (two) and SteveHurtado on target for Spinner.

Elsewhere in the cup, AFC Interthrashed West Country United Re-s e r ve s 6-1, with Fatheur Rahmangrabbing West Country’s consolationgoal.

FC Eastville won 3-0 at SouthBristol Saints, while Real Fish-ponds Sunday were 7-2 winners atSpar tans. Ryan Bircham and JoshEvans scored for the losing side.

In the Premier Division, Lebeq Tav-ern Courage beat Amana SYF 4-2.

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Dominic Holver (2), Leon Simpsonand Rob Sivers, pictured, scored forLebeq, with Tyrell Ballard and YusufJama on target for Amana.

Bristol 5 Seniors beat AFCBr unel 3-2, with goals from SabienAllen, Jack Cole and Tom Smyth.Mike Grist and Dan Munroe scoredfor Brunel.

Kye Simpson hit ahat-trick for Beaufor t asthey beat UWE Dy-namos 5-2. NeikellPlummer and DanCoombs scored theother Beaufort goals.

Goals from TylerGayle and AndrewEwart-Clarke proved invain as Avon Plate we rebeaten 3-2 by Black Swan.

In Division One, West CountryUnited beat Lawrence WestonSunday 4-0, with goals from AdamCole, Tom Pursey, Sam Hollard andCraig Sanders.

Jerome Burton, Joe Keagan and

James Lewis got the goals as Wi z a rdWa n d e r e r s beat Smart SportsC o a ch i n g 3-0. Kyle O’D o n ova ngrabbed a hat-trick in Budgie’sBabes’ 6-2 win over Keynsham ParkRang ers, with his side’s other goalscoming from Dan Morne, TonyBeecham and Tom Povey.

Matt Long scored a consol-ation goal as SWYD United

were beaten 3-1 by Fo r -resters, while AndyTaylor got AFC Red-land’s goal in a 6-1 de-feat by Lebeq TavernCourage Reserves.

In Division Two, Fun-gai Hwata scored a

hat-trick, with Ken Ezeand Abdul Abdullah also on

a target, as Zimba beat L o ck -stock United 5-2. Shane Boucherscored both of Lockstock’s goals.

Brislington Badgers beat AFCBrunel Reserves 5-4, with Lee Mil-lard scoring twice and Ross Grimes,Jason Hawkins and Boon Smith also

getting on the scoresheet. MarkCherry (2), Gamal Alzanati and ChadJenkins scored for Brunel.

Ross Davey (2), Charlie Lacey, ChrisHill and Mark Bragg were on targetas The Royal Oak beat Avon PlateRe s e r ve s 5-1. Matt Barrow scored forthe losing side.

Cathedral City beat Pied Horse3-1, thanks to goals from Andy Forse,Craig Woodman and Nick Morgan,while Gary Newman scored for PiedH o r s e.

Dan Shorney, Tim Wakefield, AlexWells and Will Wilson scored for Lon-greach Athletic, as they beat CastleCour t 4-2. Chris Reynolds and JonRice were on target for Castle Court.

James Welton hit the only goal ofthe game, as Signal Generals b e atTotterdown United Sunday.

In Division Three, Real St Georgebeat City Dart Veterans 5-1. KyleThomas (two), Scott Johnson, KylePorter and Laurie Coventry scoredfor the winning side, while ShaunTrott netted for City Darts.

Saturday | Downs

Sneyd stormback to keepperfect recordWITH the majority of the DivisionOne sides involved in the GFA JuniorCup, Sneyd Park extended their leadand maintained their 100 per centrecord with a 5-3 win over Tor pedo.

Park came from behind after goalsfrom Liam Rice (2) and Mike Stubbshad given Torpedo a 3-2 lead.

The only other game in DivisionOne saw Clifton St Vincents andPortland Old Boys draw 2-2.

Only three matches were played inDivision Two because of the firstround of the GFA Intermediary Cup,and theses resulted in wins for Lion,Saints Old Boys and Sneyd ParkRe s e r ve s , against Hare on the Hill(2-0), Sporting Greyhound Re-s e r ve s (3-0) and Tebby (3-1), respect-ively .

Luccombe Garage and Por tlandOld Boys Reserves both gained theirfirst point of the season after sharingthe points in a 1-1 draw.

Goals from Alex Matthews (4), TomPearce (3) and Alex Kwong helpedOld Elizabethans continued theirgood form with a 8-0 win againstTorpedo A. Green Park Rangerstop the table following a 2-1 win overSneyd Park A, but have been joinedon 13 points by Eastern CowboysRe s e r ve s , 4-0 winners againstBengal Tigers, Clifton St VincentsA, 4-2 winners over Cotham OldB oy s .

The remaining game in DivisionThree resulted in a good win forHelios against Retainers Reserves5-3.

A brace of goals from MatthewSteele and goals from Mike Brown,Richard Hayne and Marcus Princehelped DDAS maintain their 100 percent record with a 5-1 win over We s tTow n .

NCFS, with a 1-0 success againstSneyd Park B, and Warmley United, with a 8-0 win against Retainers B ,kept up the pressure by moving intojoint second place in Division Four.

There were wins for Tebby Re-s e r ve s , 2-1 against Lion Reserves,and Clifton St Vincents B, 1-0 overConham Rangers.

Improving Cosmos UK scored fivewithout reply against winless Clif-ton Rockets Reserves.

� The Rangeworthy squad that lost to Lawes Juniors in this week’s Feature Match. Back row,from left, Steve Dwyer, Brian Wilson, Dean Smith, Shae Mitchell, Mike Hicks, Dave Coombs,Joe Davies, Ben Miles, Rich Totterdell. Front, from left Cody Wilson, MArk Richings, JackDorney, Jake Haynes, Dave Haynes, Colin Loft, Shady Fahmy, Chris Milton

� The Lawes Juniors squad that played Rangeworthy in the GFA Junior Cup. Back row, fromleft, Paul Freeman, Andy Venables, Marcus Street, Jon Burt, David O'Sullivan, Ollie Bendall.Front row, from left, Alex Sergeant, Mark Greenland, Stephen Beazer, Pat Reilly, David Brown,Dom Wall Pictures: Dan Regan

Three-goal salvo by Brice firesHallen into the quarter-finals

Avon Youth Cup

� Action from the Bristol Girls’ League game which saw Bristol Ladies Union beat Downend Saints 11-1 Picture: Michael Lloyd

JACK Brice hit a hat-trick as HallenU n d e r- 1 4 s stormed into thequarter-finals of the League Cup witha 7-0 win at Yate United.

Brice was backed up well by LukeS p o ke s ’ stunning 35-yarder, whileRex Mannings, Billy Saunders andJacob Dumble all weighed in withgoals to ensure a convincing win forthe away side.

It could have been more too, asElliot Gardner and Joe Hodson bothwent close after the break, while BradL ew i s ’ superb cross enabled Brice tocomplete his treble.

Richard Yorath celebrated ahat-trick and Mannie Ali (2), HarrySaunders and Gianni Porcaro, withexcellent control and a volley fromJoel Athay’s cross, all registered asBitton Under-14s, having led 6-0 atthe interval, eventually saw off a vali-ant second-half effort by BristolRovers JSC to come through 7-4 vic-t o r s.

Stoke Lane Under-13s cl a i m e dtheir first victory of the season via a5-2 victory over in-form Mang ots-field United.

Tom Snell scored his first hat-trickfor Lane to secure man-of-the-match,his second goal, a side-foot volleyafter good work by Alex Wells down

the wing, the pick of the bunch.Stoke sailed into a 4-0 lead at the

break with strikes also by Wells andBrendan Grimstead before Mangots-field fought back with two good goalsto make it an exciting final tenm i nu t e s.

Stand-in keeper Harry Goldspinkwas in fine form for Lane and de-butant Will Lacey looked at ease indefence, while at the other end aspeedy counter attack enabled Snellto register his third and Lane’s fifthgoal to secure a well-earned win.

An under-strength St VallierU n d e r- 1 2 s team had goals from JaiMacleod and Lewis Hammond toboost their hopes of progress, butthey were unable to compete properlywith a Bath City side who swept to a5-2 win.

A first Almondsbury SaintsUnder-12s hat-trick for Callum Date,to go with fine goals from HarveyPritchard, Sam Bird and Max Barker,saw them to a comfortable 6-0 awaywin over Ashton Boys, meaningSaints still haven’t conceded a goalthis season.

In the Plate, B r o a dwa l kU n d e r- 1 6 s eased to a 5-0 victory overSt Nicholas thanks to Kevin Pearce’sbrace and singles for MatthewHendrickson, Callum Tyler and Mar-cus Williams.

In a fast-paced game, Russell and

Rogers both went close to adding tothe tally, while at the other end,Broadwalk keeper Ollie Sharp atonedfor his intercepted goal-kick by pro-ducing a fabulous tip-over from theresulting Saints attempt at his goal.

Ashton Boys Under-15s contin-ued their great start to the seasonwith a pulsating 4-2 win over trav-elling Bitton with two Louis Part-ington goals and singles by JoeMcGonigle and Ashley Ballard.

Nevertheless, it took some bravegoalkeeping from Jack Marsh and anoutstanding midfield display by theenergetic Ellis Tremlett to nullifyB i t t o n’s sterling attempts to salvagetheir place in the competition.

Keynsham Town Under-14s, fromDivision Three, breezed into the lasteight of the Plate with a superb at-tacking display and 12-1 victory awayagainst Division Four pacesettersAEK Boco.

There were hat-tricks for HarrisonJohnstone and fit-again HarrisonThomas, while Bailey Davis (2),James Gulliford, Dom Robinson,Kieran Williams and Todd Leach allcontributed to the scoresheet.

The Keynsham defence of skipperSam Sharp, Gareth Williams, LukeRatcliffe and Jamie Box were wellmarshalled by keeper Joe Jackson.

Reece Morgan fired five of the goalsas Whitchurch Juniors Under-13s

took their fine league form into thePlate competition with a handsome12-0 success over St Nicholas. TobyAnstey’s hat-trick and Sam Hutton,Finley Roberts, Harry Purday andWayne Okutu efforts ensured’Church a comfortable passage.

Saints keeper Jayden Hover madefour outstanding saves while mid-fielder Jake Palmer was instrument-al in most of their good work.

In the league, Zach Feltham was inunstoppable mood as his treblehelped catapult Warmley RangersColts Under-14s to a 5-1 win overWinterbourne United in the Divi-sion Three.

Josh Rogers and Reese Lacey alsomade their mark, while at the back,strong performances from Mballow,Blyth and Whooley helped seeRangers to a welcome maiden threepoints of the campaign.

Brislington Colts Under-12s’man-of-the-match Lewis Hendersonwas in fine form too as his teamclinched a 6-4 victory over Br adleyStoke in a tight third divisiont u s s l e.

Henderson struck two terrific earlygoals, while Ashley King and BenHawkins also celebrated doubles tosee off a Stoke side who kept up thepressure on the excellent JoshCaswell and his defence.

Simon Parkinsonepsport@b-nm.co.uk

Gloucestershire Youth

Por tishead’sOsgood is toogood for Hutton

ALMONDSBURY experienced theups and downs of football as theyturned in an excellent display to beata strong Lydney Town team 3-0 in thefirst outing of their League Cup cam-paign, only to crash at WinterbourneUnited a few days later in the samecompetition.

After an entertaining first halfwith Lydney had ended goalless, ReesProsser opened the scoring early inthe second half for the Almonds fol-lowing good play by James Weskerand Connor Hopwood.

Lydney then had a succession of

Woodspring League

Almonds crashout of cup afterdefeat by Town

corners before a Hopwood headerfrom another flag-kick doubled thehome side’s advantage.

Both keepers made good saves afterthat but Jake Good wrapped up animpressive Almonds win with a20-yard drive.

Four days later, and Almondsburywere on the receiving end of a 4-0away defeat by Winterbourne, whohad Lewis Whyatt (2), Kieran Smithand Reece Buss on target for them.

In the league, Zak Gaston’s braceand George Bush’s effort ensuredThornbury Town came away fromTuffley Rovers with a comfortablethree points via a 3-0 win.

Thornbury followed it up five dayslater by holding league leaders andhosts Frampton United to a 2-2 draw,James MacDonald and an own goalhanding the battling third-placed vis-itors another precious point.

2� The number of goals scored byAlmondsbury’s Lewis Whyatt in theirmidweek game against Frampton

Simon Parkinsonepsport@b-nm.co.uk

LUKE Osgood helped himself to fourfabulous goals as Portishead TownU n d e r- 1 5 s soared to a 5-1 successagainst Hutton Juniors.

Injuries and withdrawals meantPortishead took to the field with just11 fit players, but the result neverlooked in doubt once Sam Coswayheaded a goal-kick back where itcame from and into the path of Os-good, who finished high into the netfor 1-0 after ten minutes.

Cosway netted Town’s other goalwhile Kalan Bartlett-Azad’sman-of-the-match showing helpedkeep the hosts on the front foot, WillBennet going close to scoring a sixthfor his team with a 20-yard shotagainst the bar.

PAUL Coles scored a hat-trick tomaintain All Stars’ u n bl e m i s h e dstart to the Premier Division season.

Mike Golding (2), AndrewHamilton-Dunne (2), Mark Crosslandand Dan Coles were also on target forthe table-toppers in a 9-2 success overFlowerpot Wanderers.

Spor tsman, meanwhile, are alsounbeaten in four games after ReesePurnell, Jack Mills and Sean Healscored in a 3-2 victory over Inter.

Karim Rendall (2), Craig Young,Mike Sadler, Steve Tippins and ChrisKritikos scored the goals fort h i rd - p l a c e d Sporting Bristol in a 6-1victory over Real Bristol.

Lebeq enjoyed a 3-0 success over

Cribbs FC, courtesy of goals fromMakindi Kondwani, Remi Fergussonand Leon Grange.

Sartan South still top DivisionOne after goals from Jordan Sum-mers (2), Steve Sheppard, Lee John-son and Connor Walker secured a 5-3success over Littlesea Sports, forwhom Jamie Churches. Paul Smithand Ben Gerachito were on target.

Legion United are maintainingthe pressure in second place afterMark Williams (2), Alex Sylvetser,Jack Pullin and Craig Rooker scoredto wrap up a 5-0 victory over Break-aways FC.

Downend suffered their first de-feat of the season after a Craig Hobbshat-trick and goals from Steve Con-nor and Joe Lesley saw B AWASports to a 5-3 victory.

Nazim Coskun scored a spectac-ular 40-yard goal to complete ahat-trick as Lazz enjoyed a 6-3 winover Lebeq Reserves. Hasan Akin (2)and Evrim Tekin were also on target,while Luke Patton (2) and LiamHenry scored for Lebeq.

Bristol Fiorentina are still un-beaten in Division Two after goalsfrom Sam Baker (2), Josh Day andStefan Lee secured a 4-0 success overAFC Keynsham.

Andy Morris grabbed a hat-trick asSt Bernadettes ran riot againstFishponds Town. Lluo Sun (2), RichDoust (2), Rich Went and Sean West-cott were also on target in a 9-1 rout.

Frank Gingell (2), Colin Cramb andNigel Gillard were on target for 3Lions in a 4-3 success over BristolPa l a c e , while Nick Lewis scored

twice as T rooper slipped to a 3-2defeat at the hands of leaders Te a mJa n s e n .

� In the GFA Sunday Minor Cup,Cain Simpson, Lee Morgan and ChrisThorn were on target as BristolPalace Reserves secured a 3-0 vic-tory over HCC United.

FC Eastville are in the hat afterPier Carota (2) and Dean Sampsonscored the goals in a 3-0 success atSouth Bristol Saints.

Jolly Boys made short work of OldPlough , with goals from Steve Kelly,Josh Dyer, Courtney Charles, JoshCharles and Dan Clarke wrapping upa 5-1 victory. Tom Bears and Stu Dyerscored as The Argonauts won 2-1against Shadwell Rovers , for whomDaz Sims was on target.

James McNamarajames.mcnamara@b-nm.co.uk

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GUTSY Wickwar WanderersU n d e r- 1 3 s had to dig deep on theroad to overcome Ashley Down in anine-goal thriller.

Kieran Davis, Matt Sands, Camer-on Drew, Cameron Gander and JamesCooke were all on target as last sea-s o n’s under-12s champions made itthree wins from their opening fouro u t i n g s.

Yet Finlay Hobbs had opened thescoring for Ashley Down with afiercely-struck shot from 20 yards andthey went on to force two own goalsfrom their opponents to take a 3-2half-time lead.

After the restart, Hobbs scoredagain following excellent work downthe right wing from Jack Lucas, butdespite some heroic defending fromSam Degg and Khalid Adan, the homeside were unable to hold on to theirlead as late Wickwar pressure pro-pelled them to a dramatic 5-4 vic-t o r y.

Meanwhile, Stoke LaneUnder-13s swept to three morepoints courtesy of a goalscoring mas-terclass by Alex Wells, who nettedeight of his team’s goals in a 10-3 rompover Thornbury Town.

Ben Donne’s brace ensured doublefigures on the day for rampant Laneagainst a Thornbury team whoplayed a full part in a cracking spec-t a cl e.

A rerun of last season’s cup finalsaw Bishopston United YouthU n d e r- 1 5 s clinch a 4-3 away victoryover Thornbury Town.

TJ Johnson fired a splendidhat-trick and Archie Lock netted theother goal against a Town team whorefused to give up.

In Division B, Aidan Tovey and

Jonathan Invernezzi scored a braceapiece and Wiktor Prezpiorka, Chin-loy Chance and Chris Brettonweighed in with goals as I n gl e s i d eColts eventually saw off a tiringThornbury Town Colts team, whohad led three times, 7-3. Felix Britton,Anthony Cooper and Lewis Ogilviereplied for Thorns.

Goals by Noel Dundas, Adam East-wood and Ben Eastwood saw Icthusto a 3-0 away success over Bishop-ston United Colts, whose Ben Jar-vis, Liban Younis and Edwin Hensleyall forced good stops from the Icthuskee per.

Sefton Park ScorpionsUnder-11s produced a fine perform-ance in only their second league out-ing to see off the strong challenge ofWestbury Park Foxes Whites witha 2-1 victory.

Finlay Clark grabbed both Seftongoals either side of Eliot Smith equal-ising for Foxes.

Sefton were grateful to VincentLumley-Marshall for keeping out sev-eral good Westbury efforts whiletheir star performer, Sam Stephens,gave an outstanding display.

Callum Chilcot’s four goals andHarry Billiteri’s triple inspired an11-2 To t t e rd ow n away successagainst Westbury Park FoxesGreens, Jack Evans and Alfie Mad-den each bagging braces to completethe scoring. Second-half consolationgoals for the Foxes came from JoshJarvis and Ayman Benarous.

In the Under-12s Cup, Divine Amae-fule struck five times and NyheamKefetse and Tino Chipurito were ontarget too as I n gl e s i d e surged to a 7-3away win over spirited We s t b u r yPark Foxes.

Hobbs on target twiceas Wickwar prevail Stewart and Green run the show for Ashton Haberfield has a field

day for Mangotsfield

Feature Match | Shire Colts vs Ashton Boys Wanderers, Avon Youth League, Under-12s, Division Four

Shire Colts 1

Ashton Boys Wanderers 11

James McKimmepsport@bepp.co.uk

� The Shire Colts defence comes under pressure from an Ashton Boys corner in the Avon Youth League, Division Four game which ended 11-1 to Ashton Photographs: Michael Lloyd

� Ashton Boys Wanderers celebrate another goal in their 11-1 win againstShire Colts

FOUR goals from Jaheim Stewartand a devastating performance byTom Green helped Ashton Boys over-whelm Shire Colts, who concededeight times in the final 20 minutes.

Travelling Wanderers beganbrightly with Alfie Preece, then Stew-art, firing narrowly wide, beforeStewart forced Shire keeper MattSimpson into a good save with adrilled shot after a neat one-two withG re e n .

Despite the early pressure fromAshton, the Shire defence of AtreyaRamanan, Sam O’Toole and LoganBurns stood firm, and 20 minutes intheir side hit the target for the firstt i m e.

Harry Simpson jinked his way intothe box from the right, but his effortfrom a tight angle was well stopped byDylan Wellington, who batted it be-hind.

The resulting corner was superblywhipped in by Simpson and, as nodefender attacked it, the ball made itsway to the back post where it wasthumped into the roof of the net fromfour yards out by Jonathan Radford,giving the home side a 1-0 leadagainst the run of play.

Ashton responded instantly, withStewart unleashing a vicious shotfrom the edge of the box a minutelater, but keeper Simpson just man-aged to get fingertips to the effort todivert it on to the bar.

Some five minutes after falling be-hind, Ashton equalised.

Stewart won possession on the leftand showed great strength to hold offtwo defenders before sliding it insideto Green, who darted past his manbefore prodding the ball with hisright foot between Simpson and thenear post.

Two minutes later, the visitorsstormed into the lead when Greenslipped a beautifully weightedthrough ball into the path of Preece,who had timed his run between thetwo defenders perfectly.

Preece took the ball calmly aroundSimpson before coolly tucking it intothe unmanned goal.

Ashton got the second half under-way and within 20 seconds they haddoubled their one-goal advantage.

Green picked up the loose ball deepinside the Shire half, neatly shiftinghis feet and dropping his shoulder tobeat his man as he came inside on tohis right foot before releasing CharlieSanders with a sublime reverse pass,and the winger simply slotted the ballpast Simpson at the near post.

Shire then came forward as Rad-ford found Louis Mullen inside thebox to the left from a throw-in, andalthough he managed to turn and geta shot away, Mullen’s effort wastipped wide of the far post by Wel-lington, just out of the reach of AmirFarooq who was steaming in at theback post.

The first ten minutes of the secondhalf looked a much more even affairas both sides offered an attackingthreat, but while Green looked dan-gerous every time he got the ball,

Shire struggled to break down theAshton defence of LindenKirby-Smith, Matthew Pearce andEthan Wall.

However, 11 minutes in, Shire con-ceded for a fourth goal. As Greenchased a long punt upfield from Wel-lington, keeper Simpson called forthe ball and the back-tracking Burnslistened and got out of the way of hist e a m - m at e.

A slight hesitation by Simpson al-lowed Green to beat him to the balland, with the net at his mercy, Greenwas accidently tripped from behindby Burns as the defender tried des-perately to chase him down. The ref-eree awarded a penalty, which wasdispatched confidently by Preece tomake it 4-1.

Ashton soon added a fifth goalwhen Green burst down the left mid-way through the second half, drivingto the by-line beyond two defendersbefore cutting the ball back for BillyJack to tuck home from three yards

out, making it a hat-trick of assists forG re e n .

Preece then had two good chancesto complete a treble of his own, oncewhen he was found by Green fol-lowing another superb run from theattacker, a bobble sending his effortlooping into Simpson’s arms, andthen he just failed to find the target ashe attempted to lift Pearce’s throughball past the keeper.

As the pressure mounted, the Shiredefence completely disintegrated,Stewart making it 6-1 with a follow-upfinish after his initial 20-yard shotwas well saved by the strandedSimpson.

This signalled the opening of thefloodgates as Ashton found the net afurther five times in the final sevenminutes. Stewart struck the seventh,tucking home the rebound afterSimpson produced anotherhigh-class save to deny Preece, andthen the big midfielder completed hishat-trick of rebounds, following in

after Sanders almost squeezed theball past Simpson to make it 8-1.

Fletcher made it 9-1 with a coolfinish three minutes from time beforehe then turned provider, findingGreen from the right who took Ash-ton to double figures after Simpsonstopped his initial effort with a bril-liant save.

Fifteen seconds later, Green flickedHarry Lewis’ whipped cross beyondthe onrushing Simpson into the pathof Stewart, who simply rolled the ballinto the empty net to make it 11-1.And it was almost 12-1 right at thedeath but Green’s 20-yard attempt,which had Simpson beaten all endsup, thumped the crossbar anddropped just the wrong side of thegoal.Shire Colts: Matt Simpson, Atreya Ramanan, LouisMullen, George Levy, Jonathan Radford, HarrySimpson, Sam O’Toole, Ted Short, Jay Wellesley,Amir Farooq, Logan BurnsAshton Boys Wanderers: Dylan Wellington, HarryLewis, Linden Kirby-Smith, Matthew Pearce, EthanWall, Billy Jack, Jaheim Stewart, Charlie Sanders,Will Fletcher, Tom Green, Alfie Preece

Hanham Minor CupBristol Saturday Youth

MANGOTSFIELD Under-11scruised into the next round of theLeague Cup with a convincing 8-1win over W hitchurch.

Joseph Calloway andman-of-the-match Sam Haberfieldboth notched two apiece and SamBarney, Owen Riddler and SolThomas all joined them on the score-sheet.

Archie Dark scored one and cre-ated three as Bristol Rovers JSCUnder-11s continued their quest fora third consecutive final triumphwith a 6-1 victory over W hitchurchColts.

’Church had snatched the lead be-fore goals from Elijah Hayden (2),Scott O’Brien, Dark, Liam McCrack-en and Keane Ashwood sealed a com-fortable victory. Owen Lingardcontributed too with a perfect crossto tee-up O’Brien for his headedgoal.

Deerswood AbbotoniansUnder-11s hosted AEK Boco in anentertaining second round en-counter that went right to the wire.

Kieran Williams put Deerswoodahead in the first half, only for Bocoto equalise after the break.

Good goalkeeping at both endskept it at 1-1, sending the tie intoe x t r a - t i m e.

With neither side able to make abreakthrough in the additionalminutes the contest went to pen-alties, and although Ben Darke net-ted from the spot for the home side,Boco scored twice to edge the tie 2-1and make it through to the nextsta g e.

Highridge United Under-10seased their way into the last eight ofthe C/D competition with a 5-1 away

victory over Mangotsfield Unitedthanks to Santino Reid’s hat-trickand Jarvis Hill and Joshua Jenkinss t r i ke s.

The sides had been embroiled in asparkling 3-3 stalemate in the leaguein the week but spurred on by ex-cellent performances from HarveyBrowning and Jenkins, the Ridgeproved too strong for their opponentson the cup stage.

Warmley Rangers Under-10sstretched their unbeaten start to theseason to five games with an em-phatic 13-2 victory over Stoke LaneLions to progress to the quarter-fi-n a l s.

They took the first match 10-1 withman-of-the-match Kai Johnson scor-ing six goals and producing a power-ful performance all round.

Captain Will Brimblecombehelped himself to an excellenthat-trick, James Northall was out-standing at the back and Ben Emerydeservedly added his name on thes c o re s h e e t .

In a closer second encounter,Rangers prevailed 3-1 with KianFranco, Alex Garland and Tom Wil-liams their marksmen. Keeper EthanClay produced some excellent savesand Owen Cox, Joel Oswin and LewisParfitt formed a reliable back line.

Elsewhere, Thornbury TownU n d e r- 1 0 s ’ interest in the cup endedwith a 7-1 home defeat by Lo n g we l lGreen, George Baker scoring theirsecond-game consolation in a 2-1 de-feat in which the calm Theo Stowell,Kieran O’Brien, Ashton Jeanes andThor ns’ man-of-the-match keeperHenry Thomas stood out in a muchtighter tussle following a 5-0 open-ing-match loss.

Youth Notices� AEK Boco Girls Under-12srequire a goalkeeper to add to theirnine-v-nine squads. Training is withFA-qualified coaches on Wednesdayevenings at Hanham High School.

For further information pleasecontact Suzanne Allen on 07890158664.� MANGOTSFIELD UnitedU n d e r- 1 3 s , of Division I of the AYL,are targeting new players to add toour improving squad.

The club train on Thursdayevenings and have very goodfacilities. Anyone interested shouldplease contact Paul Bane on 07584309047.

� WARMLEY Rangers Under-10surgently require a midfield/attackingplayer. Please contact David Vincenton 07966 135585.� HALLEN Under-14s are lookingto sign-up a new central midfielder.If you think you fit the bill pleasecontact Jason on 07809 294244.� AVON Athletic Under-13s, ofAYL Division One, seek new playersto strengthen our squad.ContactJohn Black on 07817 608026.� FRAMPTON Rangers re q u i replayers for their under-12s, under-9sand new soccer-tots team (ages4-6). Contact Tony on 07833 363837or Nigel on 07971 093726.

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GUTSY Wickwar WanderersU n d e r- 1 3 s had to dig deep on theroad to overcome Ashley Down in anine-goal thriller.

Kieran Davis, Matt Sands, Camer-on Drew, Cameron Gander and JamesCooke were all on target as last sea-s o n’s under-12s champions made itthree wins from their opening fouro u t i n g s.

Yet Finlay Hobbs had opened thescoring for Ashley Down with afiercely-struck shot from 20 yards andthey went on to force two own goalsfrom their opponents to take a 3-2half-time lead.

After the restart, Hobbs scoredagain following excellent work downthe right wing from Jack Lucas, butdespite some heroic defending fromSam Degg and Khalid Adan, the homeside were unable to hold on to theirlead as late Wickwar pressure pro-pelled them to a dramatic 5-4 vic-t o r y.

Meanwhile, Stoke LaneUnder-13s swept to three morepoints courtesy of a goalscoring mas-terclass by Alex Wells, who nettedeight of his team’s goals in a 10-3 rompover Thornbury Town.

Ben Donne’s brace ensured doublefigures on the day for rampant Laneagainst a Thornbury team whoplayed a full part in a cracking spec-t a cl e.

A rerun of last season’s cup finalsaw Bishopston United YouthU n d e r- 1 5 s clinch a 4-3 away victoryover Thornbury Town.

TJ Johnson fired a splendidhat-trick and Archie Lock netted theother goal against a Town team whorefused to give up.

In Division B, Aidan Tovey and

Jonathan Invernezzi scored a braceapiece and Wiktor Prezpiorka, Chin-loy Chance and Chris Brettonweighed in with goals as I n gl e s i d eColts eventually saw off a tiringThornbury Town Colts team, whohad led three times, 7-3. Felix Britton,Anthony Cooper and Lewis Ogilviereplied for Thorns.

Goals by Noel Dundas, Adam East-wood and Ben Eastwood saw Icthusto a 3-0 away success over Bishop-ston United Colts, whose Ben Jar-vis, Liban Younis and Edwin Hensleyall forced good stops from the Icthuskee per.

Sefton Park ScorpionsUnder-11s produced a fine perform-ance in only their second league out-ing to see off the strong challenge ofWestbury Park Foxes Whites witha 2-1 victory.

Finlay Clark grabbed both Seftongoals either side of Eliot Smith equal-ising for Foxes.

Sefton were grateful to VincentLumley-Marshall for keeping out sev-eral good Westbury efforts whiletheir star performer, Sam Stephens,gave an outstanding display.

Callum Chilcot’s four goals andHarry Billiteri’s triple inspired an11-2 To t t e rd ow n away successagainst Westbury Park FoxesGreens, Jack Evans and Alfie Mad-den each bagging braces to completethe scoring. Second-half consolationgoals for the Foxes came from JoshJarvis and Ayman Benarous.

In the Under-12s Cup, Divine Amae-fule struck five times and NyheamKefetse and Tino Chipurito were ontarget too as I n gl e s i d e surged to a 7-3away win over spirited We s t b u r yPark Foxes.

Hobbs on target twiceas Wickwar prevail Stewart and Green run the show for Ashton Haberfield has a field

day for Mangotsfield

Feature Match | Shire Colts vs Ashton Boys Wanderers, Avon Youth League, Under-12s, Division Four

Shire Colts 1

Ashton Boys Wanderers 11

James McKimmepsport@bepp.co.uk

� The Shire Colts defence comes under pressure from an Ashton Boys corner in the Avon Youth League, Division Four game which ended 11-1 to Ashton Photographs: Michael Lloyd

� Ashton Boys Wanderers celebrate another goal in their 11-1 win againstShire Colts

FOUR goals from Jaheim Stewartand a devastating performance byTom Green helped Ashton Boys over-whelm Shire Colts, who concededeight times in the final 20 minutes.

Travelling Wanderers beganbrightly with Alfie Preece, then Stew-art, firing narrowly wide, beforeStewart forced Shire keeper MattSimpson into a good save with adrilled shot after a neat one-two withG re e n .

Despite the early pressure fromAshton, the Shire defence of AtreyaRamanan, Sam O’Toole and LoganBurns stood firm, and 20 minutes intheir side hit the target for the firstt i m e.

Harry Simpson jinked his way intothe box from the right, but his effortfrom a tight angle was well stopped byDylan Wellington, who batted it be-hind.

The resulting corner was superblywhipped in by Simpson and, as nodefender attacked it, the ball made itsway to the back post where it wasthumped into the roof of the net fromfour yards out by Jonathan Radford,giving the home side a 1-0 leadagainst the run of play.

Ashton responded instantly, withStewart unleashing a vicious shotfrom the edge of the box a minutelater, but keeper Simpson just man-aged to get fingertips to the effort todivert it on to the bar.

Some five minutes after falling be-hind, Ashton equalised.

Stewart won possession on the leftand showed great strength to hold offtwo defenders before sliding it insideto Green, who darted past his manbefore prodding the ball with hisright foot between Simpson and thenear post.

Two minutes later, the visitorsstormed into the lead when Greenslipped a beautifully weightedthrough ball into the path of Preece,who had timed his run between thetwo defenders perfectly.

Preece took the ball calmly aroundSimpson before coolly tucking it intothe unmanned goal.

Ashton got the second half under-way and within 20 seconds they haddoubled their one-goal advantage.

Green picked up the loose ball deepinside the Shire half, neatly shiftinghis feet and dropping his shoulder tobeat his man as he came inside on tohis right foot before releasing CharlieSanders with a sublime reverse pass,and the winger simply slotted the ballpast Simpson at the near post.

Shire then came forward as Rad-ford found Louis Mullen inside thebox to the left from a throw-in, andalthough he managed to turn and geta shot away, Mullen’s effort wastipped wide of the far post by Wel-lington, just out of the reach of AmirFarooq who was steaming in at theback post.

The first ten minutes of the secondhalf looked a much more even affairas both sides offered an attackingthreat, but while Green looked dan-gerous every time he got the ball,

Shire struggled to break down theAshton defence of LindenKirby-Smith, Matthew Pearce andEthan Wall.

However, 11 minutes in, Shire con-ceded for a fourth goal. As Greenchased a long punt upfield from Wel-lington, keeper Simpson called forthe ball and the back-tracking Burnslistened and got out of the way of hist e a m - m at e.

A slight hesitation by Simpson al-lowed Green to beat him to the balland, with the net at his mercy, Greenwas accidently tripped from behindby Burns as the defender tried des-perately to chase him down. The ref-eree awarded a penalty, which wasdispatched confidently by Preece tomake it 4-1.

Ashton soon added a fifth goalwhen Green burst down the left mid-way through the second half, drivingto the by-line beyond two defendersbefore cutting the ball back for BillyJack to tuck home from three yards

out, making it a hat-trick of assists forG re e n .

Preece then had two good chancesto complete a treble of his own, oncewhen he was found by Green fol-lowing another superb run from theattacker, a bobble sending his effortlooping into Simpson’s arms, andthen he just failed to find the target ashe attempted to lift Pearce’s throughball past the keeper.

As the pressure mounted, the Shiredefence completely disintegrated,Stewart making it 6-1 with a follow-upfinish after his initial 20-yard shotwas well saved by the strandedSimpson.

This signalled the opening of thefloodgates as Ashton found the net afurther five times in the final sevenminutes. Stewart struck the seventh,tucking home the rebound afterSimpson produced anotherhigh-class save to deny Preece, andthen the big midfielder completed hishat-trick of rebounds, following in

after Sanders almost squeezed theball past Simpson to make it 8-1.

Fletcher made it 9-1 with a coolfinish three minutes from time beforehe then turned provider, findingGreen from the right who took Ash-ton to double figures after Simpsonstopped his initial effort with a bril-liant save.

Fifteen seconds later, Green flickedHarry Lewis’ whipped cross beyondthe onrushing Simpson into the pathof Stewart, who simply rolled the ballinto the empty net to make it 11-1.And it was almost 12-1 right at thedeath but Green’s 20-yard attempt,which had Simpson beaten all endsup, thumped the crossbar anddropped just the wrong side of thegoal.Shire Colts: Matt Simpson, Atreya Ramanan, LouisMullen, George Levy, Jonathan Radford, HarrySimpson, Sam O’Toole, Ted Short, Jay Wellesley,Amir Farooq, Logan BurnsAshton Boys Wanderers: Dylan Wellington, HarryLewis, Linden Kirby-Smith, Matthew Pearce, EthanWall, Billy Jack, Jaheim Stewart, Charlie Sanders,Will Fletcher, Tom Green, Alfie Preece

Hanham Minor CupBristol Saturday Youth

MANGOTSFIELD Under-11scruised into the next round of theLeague Cup with a convincing 8-1win over W hitchurch.

Joseph Calloway andman-of-the-match Sam Haberfieldboth notched two apiece and SamBarney, Owen Riddler and SolThomas all joined them on the score-sheet.

Archie Dark scored one and cre-ated three as Bristol Rovers JSCUnder-11s continued their quest fora third consecutive final triumphwith a 6-1 victory over W hitchurchColts.

’Church had snatched the lead be-fore goals from Elijah Hayden (2),Scott O’Brien, Dark, Liam McCrack-en and Keane Ashwood sealed a com-fortable victory. Owen Lingardcontributed too with a perfect crossto tee-up O’Brien for his headedgoal.

Deerswood AbbotoniansUnder-11s hosted AEK Boco in anentertaining second round en-counter that went right to the wire.

Kieran Williams put Deerswoodahead in the first half, only for Bocoto equalise after the break.

Good goalkeeping at both endskept it at 1-1, sending the tie intoe x t r a - t i m e.

With neither side able to make abreakthrough in the additionalminutes the contest went to pen-alties, and although Ben Darke net-ted from the spot for the home side,Boco scored twice to edge the tie 2-1and make it through to the nextsta g e.

Highridge United Under-10seased their way into the last eight ofthe C/D competition with a 5-1 away

victory over Mangotsfield Unitedthanks to Santino Reid’s hat-trickand Jarvis Hill and Joshua Jenkinss t r i ke s.

The sides had been embroiled in asparkling 3-3 stalemate in the leaguein the week but spurred on by ex-cellent performances from HarveyBrowning and Jenkins, the Ridgeproved too strong for their opponentson the cup stage.

Warmley Rangers Under-10sstretched their unbeaten start to theseason to five games with an em-phatic 13-2 victory over Stoke LaneLions to progress to the quarter-fi-n a l s.

They took the first match 10-1 withman-of-the-match Kai Johnson scor-ing six goals and producing a power-ful performance all round.

Captain Will Brimblecombehelped himself to an excellenthat-trick, James Northall was out-standing at the back and Ben Emerydeservedly added his name on thes c o re s h e e t .

In a closer second encounter,Rangers prevailed 3-1 with KianFranco, Alex Garland and Tom Wil-liams their marksmen. Keeper EthanClay produced some excellent savesand Owen Cox, Joel Oswin and LewisParfitt formed a reliable back line.

Elsewhere, Thornbury TownU n d e r- 1 0 s ’ interest in the cup endedwith a 7-1 home defeat by Lo n g we l lGreen, George Baker scoring theirsecond-game consolation in a 2-1 de-feat in which the calm Theo Stowell,Kieran O’Brien, Ashton Jeanes andThor ns’ man-of-the-match keeperHenry Thomas stood out in a muchtighter tussle following a 5-0 open-ing-match loss.

Youth Notices� AEK Boco Girls Under-12srequire a goalkeeper to add to theirnine-v-nine squads. Training is withFA-qualified coaches on Wednesdayevenings at Hanham High School.

For further information pleasecontact Suzanne Allen on 07890158664.� MANGOTSFIELD UnitedU n d e r- 1 3 s , of Division I of the AYL,are targeting new players to add toour improving squad.

The club train on Thursdayevenings and have very goodfacilities. Anyone interested shouldplease contact Paul Bane on 07584309047.

� WARMLEY Rangers Under-10surgently require a midfield/attackingplayer. Please contact David Vincenton 07966 135585.� HALLEN Under-14s are lookingto sign-up a new central midfielder.If you think you fit the bill pleasecontact Jason on 07809 294244.� AVON Athletic Under-13s, ofAYL Division One, seek new playersto strengthen our squad.ContactJohn Black on 07817 608026.� FRAMPTON Rangers re q u i replayers for their under-12s, under-9sand new soccer-tots team (ages4-6). Contact Tony on 07833 363837or Nigel on 07971 093726.

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Results

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28Bristol Saturday Youth, Under-11: BuccaneersBlack 2 Clifton Utd Bears 1, Sefton Park Scorpions 2Westbury Park Foxes Whites 1, Southmead 2Buccaneers Orange 2, Westbury Park Foxes Greens2 Totterdown 11.Under-12 Cup: Westbury Park Foxes 3 Ingleside 7.Under-12: Bishopston 1 Felton 4.Under-13: Ashley Down 4 Wickwar Wdrs 5,Bishopston Utd 8 Shirehampton 2, Lockleaze 1Rockleaze Rgrs 4, Stoke Lane 10 Thornbury Tn 3,Westbury Park Foxes 2 Golden Hill Sonics 5.Under-15 Cup: Tytherington Rocks Yth 2 GordanoValley Giants 2.Under-15A: Thornbury Tn Yth 3 Bishopston Utd Yth4.Under-15B: Bishopston Utd Colts 0 Icthus 3,Ingleside Colts 7 Thornbury Tn Colts 3.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29Gloucestershire FA Sunday Minor Cup, Round I:Almondsbury Ath 1 Guapa 3, AFC Inter 6 WestCountry Utd Res 1, BAWA Ath 2 Velindra 1, BristolPalace Res 3 HCC Utd 0, Quality Finish 3 MidlandSpinner 3 (Qualify Finish won 4-3 on pens), SouthBristol Saints 0 FC Eastville 3, Spartans 2 RealFishponds Sunday 7, Maytree Jets 6 Novers OB 3,Bristol Rangers 4 Bsl Barcelona 2, The Argonauts 1Shadwell Rov 2, Old Plough 1 Jolly Boys 5.Bristol Premier Sunday, Premier Div: Avon Plate 2Black Swan 3, Beaufort 5 UWE Dynamos 2, Bristol 5Seniors 3 AFC Brunel 2, Lebeqs Tavern Courage 4Amana SYF 2.Div I: AFC Redland 1 Lebeqs Tavern Courage Res 6,Budgies Babes 6 Keynsham Park Rgrs 2, Forresters3 SWYD Utd 1, West Country Utd 4 LawrenceWeston Sunday 0, Wizard Wdrs 3 Smart SportsCoaching 0.Div II: AFC Brunel Res 4 Brislington Badgers 5, Avon

Plate Res 1 The Royal Oak 5, Cathedral City 3 PiedHorse 1, Lockstock Utd 2 Zimba 5, Longreach Ath 4Castle Court 2, Totterdown Utd Sun 0 SignalGenerals 1.Div III: Real St George 5 City Dart Veterans 1.Regional, Premier Div: Lebeq 3 Cribbs 0,Sportsman 3 Inter 2, Sporting Bristol 6 Real Bristol 1,Sartan v Stoke Lane Ath pp, Flowerpot Wdrs 2 AllSaints 9.Div I: Lazz FC 6 Lebeq Res 3, Legion Utd 5Breakaways 0, Sartan South 5 Littlesea Spts 3,BAWA Spts 5 Downend 3.Div II: AFC Keynsham 0 Bsl Florentina 4, StBernadettes 9 Fishponds Tn 1, Quayside 0 AC Bristol6, Bristol Palace 3 3 Lions 4, The Trooper 2 TeamJansen 3.Bristol U18 & U21 Football Combination, LeagueCup Round I: Bishopston Utd 3 Ashton Boys 6 (aet),Bradley Stoke Yth 3 Gotherington Jrs 6, BromleyHeath Utd 2 Gala Wilton Yth Colts 3, Cadbury HeathYth 1 Nicholas Wdrs 6, Coalpit Heath 5 SouthmeadCS 4 (aet), Cribbs 3 Bristol Central Ath 5, HanhamAth 0 Newent Tn 7, Kingswood 8 Winterbourne Utd 0,Longwell Green 2 Shurdington 1, Mangotsfield Utd 0Fry Club Jrs 8, Saltford 2 Fry Club Colts 1, Southside0 Stoke Lane Ath 9, Swindon Village Bowmen 5 StNicholas 4.Bristol Central: Highridge Utd 2 St Nicholas Colts 3,Stapleton v Ingleside.Bristol South: Bsl Telephones 3 Bsl Spartak 1.Gloucestershire County Youth, League Cup II:Fownhope v Tuffley Rov pp, Frampton Utd 2Thornbury Tn 2, Winterbourne Utd 4 Almondsbury 0.Hanham Minor, Under-10 AB Cup Round II: AvonAth 3 St Nicholas 10, Bitton 1 AEK Boco 4, BradleyStoke Yth 5 Yate Utd 8, Brislington Jrs 1 KeynshamTn 5, Henbury Colts 2 Ashton Boys 4, MangotsfieldUtd 2 Bsl Rov SCJ 4. St Vallier 0 Bsl City JSC 10,

Thornbury Tn 1 Longwell Green 7.Under-10 CD Cup Round II: Mangotsfield Utd Blue 1Highridge Utd 5, Ashton Boys Colts 2 LawrenceWeston Colts 4, Bsl Central 6 Deerswood Abbots 10,Fry Club 0 Whitchurch Spts 6, Warmley Rgrs 10Stoke Lane Ath Lions 2, Yate Utd Colts 10Mangotsfield Utd 3.Under-11 AB Cup Round II: Bath City Yth 3 Bsl CityJSC 2, Bsl Rov SCJ 6 Whitchurch Spts 1,Mangotsfield Utd 8 Whitchurch Spts Jrs 1, PatchwaySpts 3 Bromley Heath Utd 0, Stoke Lane Ath Lions 1Keynsham Tn 3.Under-11 AB Cup Round II: Mangotsfield UtdHawks 2 St Nicholas 3, Bsl Rov SCJ 6 WhitchurchSpts Colts 1, Deerswood Abbots 1 AEK Boco 2,Stoke Lane Ath Lions 1 Keynsham Tn 3.Under-11B: Brislington Jrs 1 Avon Ath 3.Under-11 CDE Cup Round II: Bitton Whites 5Thornbury Tn 2, Bsl Spartak 2 Ashton Boys 0,Broadwalk Colts 0 Bradley Stoke Yth Colts 10,Frampton Rgrs 0 Bsl Central 7, Hanham Ath Yth 1Yate Utd Colts 3, Keynsham Tn Colts 1 DeerswoodAbbots Whites 5, Yate Utd 8 Thornbury Tn Colts 4.Avon Youth, Under-12 League Cup, Round II: AEKBoco 5 Keynsham Tn 4, Ashton Boys 0 AlmondsburySaints 6, Bath City 5 St Vallier 2, Coalpit Heath 2Stoke Lane Lions 4, Mangotsfield Utd 1 Ashton Boys2, Rockleaze Rgrs 4 Brislington Jrs 3, WhitchurchSpts 0 Deerswood Yth 3, Yate Utd 6 Bsl Spartak 1.Avon Youth Under-12 League Plate Round II:Deerswood Blues 3 Whitchurch Panthers 2, DownendSaints 9 Rockleaze Rangers Colts 1, MangotsfieldColts 3 Bradley Stoke Utd 0, Stoke Lane Colts 1Henbury Colts 4, Thornbury Tn 2 St Nicholas 3,Whitchurch Pumas 1 AEK Boco Juniors 8, Yate UtdColts 2 Bristol Utd Vipers 3.Avon Youth, Under-13 League Cup Round II: AEKBoco 10 Portishead 2, Bsl City JSC 5 Coalpit Heath

0, Broadwalk 1 Avon Ath 3, Henbury Colts 5Deerswood Abbots 7, Shire Colts 2 Keynsham Tn 3,St Vallier 4 Yate Utd 1, Stoke Lane Lions 5Mangotsfield Utd 2.Avon Youth, Under-13 League Plate Round II: AEKBoco Jrs 2 Brislington Jrs 3, Ashton Boys Jrs 6Southmead CS 2, Bsl Rovers SCJ 7 Ashton Colts 3,Bristol Central 8 Bitton 0, Bromley Heath 2 FramptonRgrs 1, Deerswood Abbots Colts 10 Clifton Utd 1,Downend Saints Colts 3 Pucklechurch Spts 9,Whitchurch Sports Jrs 10 St Nicholas 0.Avon Youth, Under-14 League Cup Round II: AvonAth 4 Ashton Boys Colts 1, Bsl City JSC 2 HighridgeUtd 5, Bsl Rov SCJ 4 Bitton 7, Broadwalk 2Mangotsfield Utd 3, Warmley Rgrs 4 Stoke Lane Ath2, Yate Utd 0 Hallen 7.Avon Youth, Under-14 League Plate Round II: AEKBoco 1 Keynsham Tn 10, Bradley Stoke Utd 0 BristolCentral 6, Bradley Stoke Yth 3 Shire Colts 0, GoldenHill Sonics 8 Nicholas Wdrs 0, Mangotsfield Colts 7Clifton Utd 8, Mangotsfield Eagles 1 Henbury Colts 4,Nicholas Wdrs Colts 2 Bishopston Utd 3.Avon Youth, Under-15 League Cup Round II:Ashton Boys 3 AEK Boco 4, Coalpit Heath 1990 4Saltford Stars 2, Imperial Saints 6 Bristol Utd 4,Keynsham Tn 0 Bradley Stoke Yth 8, Nicholas Wdrs2 Stoke Lane Ath 0, Southmead CS Colts 5 StNicholas 4, Thornbury Tn 3 Deerswood Abbots 4,Winterbourne Utd 0 Avon Ath 10.Avon Youth, Under-15 League Plate Round II:Almondsbury 0 Brislington Jrs 3, Ashton Boys Jrs 4Bitton 2, Fry Club 3 Bradley Stoke Utd 1, LawrenceWeston Colts 5 Cadbury Heath Yth 3, MangotsfieldUtd 4 Rockleaze Rgrs Colts 2, Mangotsfield Utd Colts4 AEK Boco Colts 1.Avon Youth, Under-16 League Cup Round II:Ashton Boys Colts 2 Warmley Rgrs Colts 3, Bath City7 Hanham Ath Yth Hawks 1, Henbury Colts 5

Brislington Jrs 1, St Vallier 0 AEK Boco 2.Avon Youth Under-16 League Plate, Round II:Ashton Boys 5 Whitchurch Spts Wdrs 1, Broadwalk 5St Nicholas Colts 0, Fishponds OB Yth 2 Shire ColtsReds 0, Mangotsfield Utd 4 Shire Colts Ospreys 3,Rockleaze Rgrs 10 Highridge Utd 4, Severn Beach 1Almondsbury 3.Avon Youth, Under-15 Div II: Downend Saints 1Yate Utd 7.Bristol Girls, Under-10: Bristol Ladies Union Red 10AEK Boco Blue 0, AEK Boco White 6 Avon Ath 1,Bradley Stoke Yth 1 Portishead Tn 2, DownendFlyers 4 Bristol Ladies Union Yellow 0, CadburyHeath Yth 3 Downend Saints 4.Under-11: AEK Boco Red 9 Longwell Green White 1,Longwell Green Blue 1 Bradley Stoke 3, Wotton Rov1 Westbury Park Foxes 1, Whitchurch Spts 2 BristolLadies Union 0, Downend Saints 0 Portishead Tn 6.Under-12: Bsl Ladies Union Red 3 Bristol LadiesUnion Yellow 4, Bradley Stoke Yth 0 Mangotsfield Utd1, St Nicholas 1 Hutton Jrs 1.Under-13: Quedgeley Wdrs 3 Bradley Stoke Yth 1,Portishead Tn 4 Bsl Ravens 2, Thornbury Tn 11Flyers 1, Whitchurch Spts 3 Downend 3, Wotton Rov0 Longwell Green 3, Bristol Ladies 11 DownendSaints 1, Mangotsfield Utd v Keynsham Tn.Under-14: Frampton Rgrs 7 Hutton Jrs 0, KeynshamTn 10 Bsl Ladies Union 0, Portishead Tn 8 Bath City0, St Nicholas 1 Forest Green Rov 8.Under-15: Bsl Santos 3 Fry Club 1, Frampton Rgrs 6Portishead Tn 1, Nailsea Jrs 2 Longwell Green 0,Team Mendip 2 Ashton Girls 3, AEK Boco 2Downend Flyers 1.Under-16: Ashton Girls 2 Team Mendip 3, Bsl LadiesUnion 7 Yate Utd 1, Melksham Tn 2 Brislington Jrs 1.Under-18: Mangotsfield Utd 0 Keynsham Tn 4.

Bristol Girls’ League

PROLIFIC scorer Hannah Price tookher scoring record to another levelwith ten well-taken goals for BristolLadies Union Under-13s against anewly-formed Downend Saintsteam.

Mayca Jefferis-Cuenca chipped inwith five of her own and Jessica Fry(2), Madison Price (2), Poppy Yeo andOlivia Burton added further goalsbetween them as Union rattled up a21-1 victory.

Hard-running duo Sophie Priceand Olivia Burton were involved inall of the goals while Ellie Haines andAbigail Price linked well with theBLU forwards from midfield.

Meanwhile, Bristol Ladies UnionYellow Under-12s emerged victori-ous, too, following a thrilling 4-3derby victory over Bristol LadiesUnion Red.

Catherine Andrews’ beauty intothe top right corner, and PhoebeN ev i l l e ’s perfect penalty, put Yellows2-0 up before a quick breakaway andpowerful Alice Russell strike hauledReds back into it.

However, Yellows were soon back incontrol and seemingly out of sight inthe second half as Holly Neville brokefrom nowhere to drive the ball hardand low into the net, and it wasNeville again who struck a screamerfollowing some accurate passing tomake it 4-1.

The Reds would not lie down,though, and fine efforts by Russelland Olivia Cole gave them hope at 4-3while Finnola McGrath (Reds) andZoe Toye (Yellows) had good attemptsat either end before time was calledon a scintillating encounter.

Bradley Stoke Under-11s had toclaw their back from the concessionof an early goal as they emerged 3-1away victors over a competitiveLongwell Green Blue s i d e.

Stoke were back on level terms on

bury Heath thanks to strikes by sub-stitute Bryony Higgs, TishaunaKeeping-Graham, Alice Skinner andan own goal.

Shelby Lacey was AEK BocoU n d e r- 1 5 s ’ match-winner as theycame from behind for the secondweek running to secure a 2-1 victoryagainst a well-organised D ow n e n dFl yers s i d e.

Lacey netted the first of her twogoals direct from a corner while hersecond was a well-driven shot into thetop of Downend’s net.

In an even and competitive fixture,both teams created chances, Ellie Kit-

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� A Bristol Ladies Union Under-13 striker lets fly during the win over Downend Saints Picture: Michael Lloyd

Hannah hits double figures as BristolLadies overwhelm plucky Saints outfit

13 minutes when Maddie Hilbertfastened on to a Sophie Molyneuxpass to drill home from the left side ofthe box.

Molyneux showed quick feet afterthe interval to avoid two challengesand slot home from close range to putStoke ahead, before Olivia Hoodtucked away Lydia Tang’s cross fromthe left to ensure Stoke’s perfect startto the season was maintained, aidedby strong performances from EmilyHulbert, Daisy Ackerman and MillieE ve l e i g h .

AEK Boco Blue Under-11s ranout deserved 4-0 victors over Cad-

chener a constant threat with herexcellent wing play on the left side ofthe Boco midfield. Amy McArthurmade a welcome return from illnessto provide strength and pace to theirback four.

Chelsea Hill and Chelsie Brain pro-duced terrific displays for NailseaUnited Under-15s as they kept uptheir 100 per cent winning start to theseason and remained top of the tablewith a battling 2-0 victory over Long-well Green, thanks to goals by ImoFisher and Ellie Bray before theb re a k .

Brislington Under-16s t r ave l l e d

to last year’s champions MelkshamTown full of confidence followinggood recent performances, and thatwas fuelled further as Sarah Saun-ders’ cross was slotted home by Soph-ie Allen to give the visitors a deservedhalf-time lead.

Ellie Bidgood and Syd Marshallwere solid at the heart of the Bris-lington defence, while Leah Perrottand Lois Townsend worked tirelessly

10� The number of goals scored byHannah Price for Bristol Ladies UnionUnder-13s against Downend Saints

in their attempt to find a way ofextending their lead.

But it was Melksham who cameaway victorious as two second-halfgoals earned them a 2-1 win.

Millie Lacey scored twice as AEKBoco White Under-10s ove rc a m egallant Avon Athletic 6-1, skipperMia Brain and Georgia Allen also ontarget, while Boco’s cause was helpedby two own goals.

Alex Titcomb, Ellie Staples, OliviaOwen, Trixie Willis and Lucy Witheyall played their part well in an en-tertaining and competitive contest.

There were goals galore as BristolLadies Union Red Under-10s ove r -whelmed spirited AEK Boco Blue19-0 with captain Martha Haines bag-ging eight of the goals, Emilia Smithfour of them and Sammy Ogilvie (3),Maddie Rupprecht (2) and Flo Den-bow (2) notching the rest.

Excellent midfield work from TillyJones, solid defensive play by ZoeGibbs and a competent display fromkeeper Brooke Mallinson ensured aclean sheet for the emphatic win-n e r s.