All Games Postponed

All the games scheduled for today were postponed due tot eh recent snowfall. Please check this and the Football Mitoo site for the subsequent changes to fixtures.

Round-up 17/3

S&HCFA Junior Cup Semi-Final

Hurlfield were unlucky in their Semi-Final with the Pewter Pot. The game ended 3-3 after 90 minutes, but they were eventually beaten 4-3 after extra-time.

Tinsley Trophy Quarter-Final

Arbourthorne EA were 2-1 winners over Jack-in-a-Box at Warminster Road. The decisive goals for Arbourthorne came from Steven Brammer and John Harrison. Arbourthorne will now face the winners of Hackenthorpe B v Rawson Spring in the Semi-Final.

Under 21 League Cup Semi-Final

Sheffield FC U21’s are the first team through to the U21 Cup Final, after they beat Greasborough U21’s 5-4 at Roughwood Fields.

Premier Division

Royal Earl held second placed Crookes to a 1-1 draw at Warminster Road. Royal Earl have drawn three of their last four league games 1-1.

21 year old Aaron Moxam scored twice to inspire Brunsmeer Abbey to a 4-1 win over Arundel at HSBC Sports Club. Brunsmeer have won three of their last four league games.

Division One

League leaders Penistone Church were held to a 1-1 draw at home by mid-table Intake Ball Inn at the Memorial Ground. However, the point does extend Penistone’s at the top to three points.

Rawson Spring were the big winners in Division One, beating Ridgeway Athletic 9-1 away from home. James Middleton and John Langley both scored hat-tricks as Rawson Spring were emphatic winners.

Liam Morris scored twice, once from the spot, to help HSBC to a 3-1 home win over Winn Gardens. The win is enough to carry HSBC off the bottom and above Ridgeway Athletic.

Division Two

Abbey Lane U21’s edged-out Crosspool Juniors U21’s 6-4 at Limb Lane. Abbey Lane have scored six on three separate occasions in the league this season, and climb into fourth place.

Woodhouse Juniors FC were 4-0 winners over Swinton Spartans U21’s at Swinton Comprehensive School. Woodhouse remain third, just four points back from second placed Throstles U21’s.

Round-up 10/3

Due to bad weather only two games went ahead this weekend.

Firstly, Keith Eaton scored twice to help Hackenthorpe B to a 4-2 win over Woodhouse JFC at Reignhead Farm. The win is Hackenthorpe's first in the league since Sunday 9th December.

Throstles U21's and and Greasborough U21's were also in action at Sheffield Park Academy in the U21 Division. Throstles took the games 3-1 with Perry Jackson on target twice for them. The win helps Throstles consolidate second place, and leaves them six points off Sheffield FC U21's lead.

Round-up 3/3

League Cup Quarter-finals

Arbourthorne EA suffered their first defeat of the season, as they were beaten 2-1 at Thorncliffe Playing Fields by Packhorse Inn. Packhorse Inn currently sit bottom of the Premier Division, but will hope that their cup form can be transferred to their league competition.

Last years’ Tinsley Trophy winners Rawson Spring beat Dronfield Town U21’s 3-1 at Gosforth Fields.

20 year old Nathan Tankard scored twice for Wadsley Bridge WMC to help inspire them to a 4-2 win over HSBC at Chaucer Sports Centre.

Tinsley Trophy Quarter-final

City Taxis (Stradbroke) beat Bystrany Sheffield 6-1 in an all Division Two quarter-final at HSBC Sports Club. City Taxis will now face Winn Gardens in the semi-final on the 31^st March.

Premier Division

Handsworth Turf Tavern made it three straight wins with a narrow 2-1 away win over Arundel. The win keeps Handsworth top by a point.

Joel Purkiss scored the only goal as Crookes beat Greenhill White Hart at Warminster Road. Crookes are only a point off the lead with a game spare.

Hackenthorpe A registered a second consecutive 1-1 draw, this time with Sharrow United at Warminster Road.

Division One

Penistone Church are the new leaders in Division One, following their 4-0 victory over Ridgeway Athletic. Arbourthorne EA drop to second, two points behind with a two games in hand.

Jack-in-a-Box extended their unbeaten league run to five matches, with a 2-2 draw with Woodhouse JFC at Handsworth Grange School. The point takes Jack-in-a-Box into fourth place.

Division Two

Hurlfield climbed to the summit of the Second Division, with a 5-3 win over Hackenthorpe Villa at the SWD Ground.

James Marshall scored a hat-trick for SWD, as they ran-out 8-0 over Norton Athletic at the SWD Ground.

20 year old Bradley Leeming scored the only goal, as Wadsley FC beat Cricketers 2012 at Niagra Sports Club. The win takes Wadlsey off the bottom and above Cricketers.

U21 Division

Sheffield FC U21’s made it seven straight league wins , with a 3-2 win over Abbey Lane U21’s. They are now nine points clear at the top of the league.

Second placed Throstles U21’s beat Crosspool Juniors U21’s 3-0 at Limb Lane. Mitchell Forster scored a brace in that match.

Sharrow United lost 6-1 last week to Hollinsend U21’s, but this week they were the winners. They beat Hackenthorpe Warriors U21’s 6-1 at Waterthorpe Playing Fields.

Woodhouse JFC U21’s registered their third win in four league games, as they beat Hollinsend U21’s 5-1 at Flockton Park. Woodhouse remain third, just four points shy of second.

Daniel Archer and Reece Bennett got the goals for Greasborough U21’s, as they beat Swinton Spartans U21’s 2-0 at Roughwood Fields.