Match Reports - Sat 8th Aug 2009
09/08/09 13:32 Filed in: Reports
WEARSIDE LEAGUE
by MALCOLM PRATT
THE two new sides both won with Scarborough taking pride of place following their 6-1 victory over Jarrow at Perth Green.
It was the home side who scored first though as Kris Goss struck but from then on it was all down hill for the South Tynesiders, who enjoyed a very good pre-season.
The Seasiders took the points and the honours as Luke Jenkinson rifled a hat-trick and Robbie Hawkins, Wayne Brooksby and Dean Craig also netted.
Houghton Town opened with a less spectacular result but nonetheless celebrated at the expense of Coxhoe Athletic.
Robbie Elliott fired Houghton in front midway through the first period and in the second half Paul Maw made sure of the points.
New Marske, runners-up last season, went down to Ashbrooke Belford House. Kenny Taylor headed in a 15th-minute free kick and the Wearsiders added a second goal on the hour with a clinical 20-yard finish by Stuart Burton.
Willington were wooden spoonists and they too came up trumps, defeating Windscale. There was little between the teams until John Harrison broke the deadlock on 70 minutes and just before the whistle, Henry Drummond ended the hopes of the Cumbrians.
Michael Pattis's early goal for Ryhope CW was cancelled out as Paul Milward levelled for Guisborough HC, following up when goalkeeper Michael Burlinson parried a Neil Campbell penalty.
A good run by David Newby opened up the opportunity for Richard Jordan to restore Ryhope's advantage and two minutes from time, Dickie Hall made sure of the points.
David Dougherty gave Easington Colliery a first-half injury-time lead but Hartlepool took the points with goals in the last two minutes from Kyle McDermott and Shaun Ross.
James Kesterton struck for Teesside Athletic but a minute from the end Michael Meek, a regular scorer last season, equalised for Boldon CA.
Paul Round bagged a brace of goals for Kirkbymoorside and Annfield Plain hit back with a Paul Hodgson own goal and an equaliser by Aaron Robertson.
Adam Preston was Wolviston's only scorer at Cleator Moor Celtic who comfortably won courtesy of Glynn Edwards, Barry Irving and Lee Dunn.
THE two new sides both won with Scarborough taking pride of place following their 6-1 victory over Jarrow at Perth Green.
It was the home side who scored first though as Kris Goss struck but from then on it was all down hill for the South Tynesiders, who enjoyed a very good pre-season.
The Seasiders took the points and the honours as Luke Jenkinson rifled a hat-trick and Robbie Hawkins, Wayne Brooksby and Dean Craig also netted.
Houghton Town opened with a less spectacular result but nonetheless celebrated at the expense of Coxhoe Athletic.
Robbie Elliott fired Houghton in front midway through the first period and in the second half Paul Maw made sure of the points.
New Marske, runners-up last season, went down to Ashbrooke Belford House. Kenny Taylor headed in a 15th-minute free kick and the Wearsiders added a second goal on the hour with a clinical 20-yard finish by Stuart Burton.
Willington were wooden spoonists and they too came up trumps, defeating Windscale. There was little between the teams until John Harrison broke the deadlock on 70 minutes and just before the whistle, Henry Drummond ended the hopes of the Cumbrians.
Michael Pattis's early goal for Ryhope CW was cancelled out as Paul Milward levelled for Guisborough HC, following up when goalkeeper Michael Burlinson parried a Neil Campbell penalty.
A good run by David Newby opened up the opportunity for Richard Jordan to restore Ryhope's advantage and two minutes from time, Dickie Hall made sure of the points.
David Dougherty gave Easington Colliery a first-half injury-time lead but Hartlepool took the points with goals in the last two minutes from Kyle McDermott and Shaun Ross.
James Kesterton struck for Teesside Athletic but a minute from the end Michael Meek, a regular scorer last season, equalised for Boldon CA.
Paul Round bagged a brace of goals for Kirkbymoorside and Annfield Plain hit back with a Paul Hodgson own goal and an equaliser by Aaron Robertson.
Adam Preston was Wolviston's only scorer at Cleator Moor Celtic who comfortably won courtesy of Glynn Edwards, Barry Irving and Lee Dunn.