League Cup 2nd Round
Abbey Lane U21 claimed the scalp of Division Two’s Masons Arms Langsett. It
was an excellent game at Boundary Club, with Abbey Lane proceeding to Round Three
with a 5-3 win, partly thanks to a Miles Howarth (1 pen).
Goals from Mark Ashton (3), Dominic Naughton (2), Lee Dexter, Gareth Wilkinson
(2) and Lee Rodgers gave Arundel a comprehensive 9-0 away win over Double Top
U21 at Halfway Junior School.
Darren Richardson scored twice to help Concord to a 4-2 home win over
Brampton Dynamos U21 to reach the next round.
Tinsley Trophy 2nd Round
Tinsley Trophy holders City Taxis were knocked-out of the cup at the hands
of Penistone Church. They were beaten 2-0 at HSBC Sports Club by goals from Tim
Council and Tom Adams.
Despite a hat-trick from Ridgeway Athletic’s Callum Paine, penalties were
needed to separate Ridgeway and Bystrany Sheffield in an all Division Two tie. It
was 3-3 after 120 minutes Ridgeway won the tie 4-3 on spot kicks.
SWD of Division Two knocked-out Division One’s Hackenthorpe B, with a 2-0
win at Swallownest Miners Welfare Ground.
Division One high-flyers Jack-in-a-Box saw-off Woodhouse Juniors FC 3-2 at
Davy Sports Club.
Premier Division
Daniel Smith scored a hat-trick for Rawson Spring in their away match at
Sharrow United. James Middleton (2) and Alex Torr (2) were also on the
score-sheet for the Premier Division leaders in a 7-2 win over Sharrow United
at Warminster Road. The win makes it five wins in a row for Rawson, who lead
the table by three points.
Second placed Royal Earl were also victorious on Sunday. 29 year old Jamie
Smith scored twice for the Earl, as they defeated Wadsley Bridge WMC 4-0 also
at Warminster Road.
Handsworth Turf Tavern made it back-to-back wins for the first time in the
league this season, as they beat Crookes 4-0 at Davy Sports Club.
Division One
It was a high-scoring day in the First Division. Firstly, High Noon were
8-3 winners away at HSBC Sports Club. Elliot Coles and John Hill both scored hat-tricks
for High Noon, as they went above Jack-in-a-Box into first position.
Jamie Ledwood scored three times for Packhorse Inn to inspire them to an
entertaining 6-4 victory over Hurlfield at the SWD Ground. The win is Packhorse’s
second consecutive league win.
U21 Division
William Warhurst scored the only goal for league leaders Sheffield United
Junior Blades U21 at Parson Cross Park as they beat Wisewood Hounds U21 1-0.
The Blades are now eight clear in the U21 Division, and are currently on a
seven game winning streak in the league.
Second placed Brunsmeer U21 maintained their unbeaten start to the league
season, as they beat bottom placed side Hackenthorpe Warriors U21 7-2 at Dore Playing
Fields.
Mosborough U21 were also big winners, with a 8-1 home win over Swallownest
U21.
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