Once again there were a number of postponements due to
waterlogged pitches across South Yorkshire.
Premier Division
Brunsmeer Bradway AJW notched up their fourth consecutive league
win, with a 2-1 win over The Devonshire at HSBC Sports Club. Brunsmeer sit in
third place in the Premier Division, only one point behind leaders Royal Earl
with two games in hand.
Crookes climb into fifth position in the table, with a comfortable
4-1 win over Sharrow United at Warminster Road. Even though they are in fifth
place, Crookes are only two points behind the leaders, and have a game spare.
Division One
League leaders High Noon heaped more woe on struggling
Intake Ball Inn, beating them 10-0 at Warminster Road. It is the second consecutive
10-0 home loss for Intake, but is an improvement on the 14 they conceded in the
reverse fixture against High Noon in October.
Hurlfield are High Noon’s closest challengers, following
their 2-1 away win over Penistone Church. Hurlfield trail the leaders by five
points, and the two rivals are yet to face each other in the league this
season.
U21 Division
It was not unlucky for Sheffield United Junior Blades U21,
as they registered their 13th consecutive league win at Burgoyne
Park on Sunday. The Blades were 5-2 winners over Swallownest U21 and extended
their lead at the top of the U21 Division to a whopping 23 points. The Blades
have only dropped two points in their 16 league games thus far.
Hackenthorpe Warriors U21 claimed their first league win of
the season, with a 5-1 victory over mid-table Double Top U21. Andrew Swift
starred for Hackenthorpe, scoring three goals. The win is enough to lift
Hackenthorpe off the foot of the table, and above Swallownest U21.
Matthew Ward scored a brace for Brampton Dynamos U21 at
Whirlow Farm, as they beat Crosspool U21 4-0. The win takes Brampton up to
fourth in the standings.
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