Match Reports - Sat 10th Oct 2009
12/10/09 10:44 Filed in: Reports
WEARSIDE LEAGUE
by MALCOLM PRATT
Peter Benson was an early scorer against his former club but Ryhope CW hit back to defeat Ashbrooke Belford House in the Sunderland Shipowners' Cup.
The striker, who regularly found the target for Ryhope, pounced on a defensive mistake after just 15 minutes but within five minutes David Newby equalised with a solo effort, burying his shot low into the net.
Richard Jordan then scored what proved to be the winning goal in the 25th minute when he poked the ball home in a goalmouth scramble.
Coxhoe Athletic belied their lowly position and gave holders Teesside Athletic a good game before going out by a 3-1 margin.
Glen Smith and James Kesterton had the hosts two goals up but it was no more than Coxhoe deserved as Tony Lee reduced the deficit with a looping header.
Coxhoe went down to 10 men when Barrie Moses was injured. By then, they had used their substitutes. Late in the game Lewis Wood sealed Teesside's victory.
An only goal by Michael Mackin was sufficient for New Marske against Hartlepool while leaders Scarborough Town ran riot at Cleator Moor Celtic who played for 81 minutes with 10 men following the dismissal of Michael Lewis.
Robbie Hawkes (3), Luke Jenkinson (2), Dean Craig, Nathan Cook and Wayne Brooksby led the Seasiders to an 8-2 win. Glynn Edwards claimed a couple of consolation goals for the Cumbrians.
Fourth-top Easington Colliery made up ground on the three leading clubs, who were on cup duty. Robert Huntley and Barry Turton were the scorers at Wolviston for whom Danny Shields had restored parity.
Chris Linstedt celebrated his first game in charge leading Silksworth to a 4-1 victory over Houghton Town whose only marksman was Billy Harrison.
Gary Tyzack gave the home side a perfect start scoring in the first minute and in the second period further goals flowed from Andrew Place, Michael Renshaw and Anthony Rogerson.
Mark Johnson, Shaun Heads and Chris Robertson netted for Boldon CA who won the South Tyneside derby at Jarrow for whom Chris Lunn and Jonathan Matthews found the target.
Aaron Robertson and Dominic Elliott enabled Annfield Plain to see off the challenge from Guisborough Town HC and Paul Round scored the only goal as Kirkbymoorside defeated Windscale.
by MALCOLM PRATT
Peter Benson was an early scorer against his former club but Ryhope CW hit back to defeat Ashbrooke Belford House in the Sunderland Shipowners' Cup.
The striker, who regularly found the target for Ryhope, pounced on a defensive mistake after just 15 minutes but within five minutes David Newby equalised with a solo effort, burying his shot low into the net.
Richard Jordan then scored what proved to be the winning goal in the 25th minute when he poked the ball home in a goalmouth scramble.
Coxhoe Athletic belied their lowly position and gave holders Teesside Athletic a good game before going out by a 3-1 margin.
Glen Smith and James Kesterton had the hosts two goals up but it was no more than Coxhoe deserved as Tony Lee reduced the deficit with a looping header.
Coxhoe went down to 10 men when Barrie Moses was injured. By then, they had used their substitutes. Late in the game Lewis Wood sealed Teesside's victory.
An only goal by Michael Mackin was sufficient for New Marske against Hartlepool while leaders Scarborough Town ran riot at Cleator Moor Celtic who played for 81 minutes with 10 men following the dismissal of Michael Lewis.
Robbie Hawkes (3), Luke Jenkinson (2), Dean Craig, Nathan Cook and Wayne Brooksby led the Seasiders to an 8-2 win. Glynn Edwards claimed a couple of consolation goals for the Cumbrians.
Fourth-top Easington Colliery made up ground on the three leading clubs, who were on cup duty. Robert Huntley and Barry Turton were the scorers at Wolviston for whom Danny Shields had restored parity.
Chris Linstedt celebrated his first game in charge leading Silksworth to a 4-1 victory over Houghton Town whose only marksman was Billy Harrison.
Gary Tyzack gave the home side a perfect start scoring in the first minute and in the second period further goals flowed from Andrew Place, Michael Renshaw and Anthony Rogerson.
Mark Johnson, Shaun Heads and Chris Robertson netted for Boldon CA who won the South Tyneside derby at Jarrow for whom Chris Lunn and Jonathan Matthews found the target.
Aaron Robertson and Dominic Elliott enabled Annfield Plain to see off the challenge from Guisborough Town HC and Paul Round scored the only goal as Kirkbymoorside defeated Windscale.