Wednesday's football August 18
20/08/10 18:59 Filed in: Reports
WEARSIDE League
by MALCOLM PRATT
RYHOPE CW's perfect start to the season was maintained at the expense of Boldon CA last night. Martin Swales' side has now won all three games, scored 12 goals and conceded none.
The South Tynesiders were on the back foot from the start and after just seven minutes Jonathan Davies fired past goalkeeper Christopher Anderson.
David Newby doubled the Wearsiders' lead on 20 minutes before two goals in four minutes from Calvin Magnus and Joe Walton killed any hopes Boldon harboured of making a comeback.
The home side produced a better defensive performance in the second 45 minutes but right at the end Ryhope went nap with Richard Jordan's strike.
Ashbrooke Belford House were hit for six on their visit to Kirkbymoorside who went in front after just three minutes.
Robert McDirmid's goalbound shot was deflected leaving Luke Jenkinson with an easy tap-in. It was no more difficult for Jenkinson after half an hour, when he was again left with an open goal.
Two minutes into the second period Daman Cox got on to the end of a Johnny Brown free kick and worse was to follow for Tommy Dobbing's team.
Daryl Rivis made it four, sidefooting into an empty net, McDirmid broke clear and slotted past goalkeeper Kyle Donaldson who was beaten for a sixth time by Ryan Rivis.
Easington Colliery topped the scoring charts with a seven-goals blitz of newcomers Prudhoe Town.
Surprisingly, it took the Colliers until the 44th minute to break the deadlock as Dale Crawford pounced.
From then on the floodgates opened. David Doughty rifled a hat-trick with Crawford, James Gilhespy and Chris Tarn all beating Prudhoe goalkeeper Ross Thomas who was credited with a good game despite conceding seven times.
Houghton Town returned to winning form comfortably defeating Coxhoe Athletic at Leyburn Grove.
Their hero was Ross Kennedy with a hat-trick. He produced a superb volley on 12 minutes and after Shaun Graham doubled the lead, Kennedy made it three with a well-placed header.
Phil Bulmer pulled a goal back for Coxhoe but Kennedy beat goalkeeper Tom Orton for a third time, his tremendous left-foot free kick from 25 yards flying into the net.
Silksworth have managed just one point from four games although they were close to a draw at home to Annfield Plain.
The visitors held on for victory thanks to Dean Lee's 68th-minute header. In the closing stages, the home side hit both the crossbar and post but failed to equalise.
Jarrow surprisingly conceded their 100 per cent record to Hartlepool who rallied after going in at half time a goal behind.
Peter Kane raised Dave Bell's team's hopes but after Steve Thomas levelled, Shaun Ross and Ian Davies ended any hopes of a Jarrow fightback.
Jamie Lee and Andrew Bell led Redcar Athletic to victory at Stockton Town and New Marske won 4-2 at Windscale thanks to Andrew Dawson (2), Michael Mackin and Paul Milward. Michael Farrer and Graham Goulding were on the mark for the Cumbrians.
Newcomers Darlington Cleveland Bridge made it three wins out of three defeating Cleator Moor Celtic 4-2.
Daniel McLachlan rifled a hat-trick and his brother Anthony also struck with Greg Stainton and Ryan Hall responding for Cleator who had Barry Armfield red-carded on the hour.
Wolviston were leading Willington 2-1 before the game was abandoned after 63 minutes when the Hall Lane floodlights failed.
RYHOPE CW's perfect start to the season was maintained at the expense of Boldon CA last night. Martin Swales' side has now won all three games, scored 12 goals and conceded none.
The South Tynesiders were on the back foot from the start and after just seven minutes Jonathan Davies fired past goalkeeper Christopher Anderson.
David Newby doubled the Wearsiders' lead on 20 minutes before two goals in four minutes from Calvin Magnus and Joe Walton killed any hopes Boldon harboured of making a comeback.
The home side produced a better defensive performance in the second 45 minutes but right at the end Ryhope went nap with Richard Jordan's strike.
Ashbrooke Belford House were hit for six on their visit to Kirkbymoorside who went in front after just three minutes.
Robert McDirmid's goalbound shot was deflected leaving Luke Jenkinson with an easy tap-in. It was no more difficult for Jenkinson after half an hour, when he was again left with an open goal.
Two minutes into the second period Daman Cox got on to the end of a Johnny Brown free kick and worse was to follow for Tommy Dobbing's team.
Daryl Rivis made it four, sidefooting into an empty net, McDirmid broke clear and slotted past goalkeeper Kyle Donaldson who was beaten for a sixth time by Ryan Rivis.
Easington Colliery topped the scoring charts with a seven-goals blitz of newcomers Prudhoe Town.
Surprisingly, it took the Colliers until the 44th minute to break the deadlock as Dale Crawford pounced.
From then on the floodgates opened. David Doughty rifled a hat-trick with Crawford, James Gilhespy and Chris Tarn all beating Prudhoe goalkeeper Ross Thomas who was credited with a good game despite conceding seven times.
Houghton Town returned to winning form comfortably defeating Coxhoe Athletic at Leyburn Grove.
Their hero was Ross Kennedy with a hat-trick. He produced a superb volley on 12 minutes and after Shaun Graham doubled the lead, Kennedy made it three with a well-placed header.
Phil Bulmer pulled a goal back for Coxhoe but Kennedy beat goalkeeper Tom Orton for a third time, his tremendous left-foot free kick from 25 yards flying into the net.
Silksworth have managed just one point from four games although they were close to a draw at home to Annfield Plain.
The visitors held on for victory thanks to Dean Lee's 68th-minute header. In the closing stages, the home side hit both the crossbar and post but failed to equalise.
Jarrow surprisingly conceded their 100 per cent record to Hartlepool who rallied after going in at half time a goal behind.
Peter Kane raised Dave Bell's team's hopes but after Steve Thomas levelled, Shaun Ross and Ian Davies ended any hopes of a Jarrow fightback.
Jamie Lee and Andrew Bell led Redcar Athletic to victory at Stockton Town and New Marske won 4-2 at Windscale thanks to Andrew Dawson (2), Michael Mackin and Paul Milward. Michael Farrer and Graham Goulding were on the mark for the Cumbrians.
Newcomers Darlington Cleveland Bridge made it three wins out of three defeating Cleator Moor Celtic 4-2.
Daniel McLachlan rifled a hat-trick and his brother Anthony also struck with Greg Stainton and Ryan Hall responding for Cleator who had Barry Armfield red-carded on the hour.
Wolviston were leading Willington 2-1 before the game was abandoned after 63 minutes when the Hall Lane floodlights failed.