Wednesday's football April 7
11/04/10 14:18 Filed in: Reports
by MALCOLM PRATT
RYHOPE CW are anxiously looking over their shoulders as Scarborough Town continue to make inroads into their lead at the top of the table.
The Seasiders have been in electrifying form recently and are now just six points behind their rivals with three games in hand and a significantly better goals difference.
Their latest success came at the expense of New Marske who conceded late goals to Georgie Rose and Mark Barber after Philip Peggs had cancelled out Wayne Brooksby's first-half strike.
Easington Colliery consolidated fifth position with a comfortable 4-1 success over bottom-of-the-table Willington whose only marksman was Daniel Beaney.
By the time he scored, the Colliers were ahead courtesy of John Harrison with a brace and Mark Ellison and towards the end, Chris Pearson also found the net.
Ashbrooke Belford House gave a disappointing performance against Kirkbymoorside at Silksworth.
Paul Hodgson fired in a direct free kick to give the Yorkshiremen an interval lead and Alex Strickland struck twice before Lee Harrison claimed a consolation for Tommy Dobbing's team.
Coxhoe Athletic remain second bottom following defeat at Jarrow where Peter Kane (2) and Chris Lunn scored the three goals in the opening 45 minutes.
There was no shortages of goals as Annfield Plain defeated third-from-basement Hartlepool in a nine-goals thriller.
Shaun Sager, with a hat-trick, Colin Snailham, Jonathan Kemp and Graeme Wilson netted for the home side with Daniel Corbett, Kyle McDermott and Anthony Davies responding for Pools.
There were even more goals at Guisborough Town HC where Windscale won 9-3 courtesy of Dean Rogers (3), Alan Blair (2), Andrew Hurley, Dan Gullen, Dan Rowlands and Dion Barnes. Philip Jobling, Lewis Tidy and Paul Milward replied.
RYHOPE CW are anxiously looking over their shoulders as Scarborough Town continue to make inroads into their lead at the top of the table.
The Seasiders have been in electrifying form recently and are now just six points behind their rivals with three games in hand and a significantly better goals difference.
Their latest success came at the expense of New Marske who conceded late goals to Georgie Rose and Mark Barber after Philip Peggs had cancelled out Wayne Brooksby's first-half strike.
Easington Colliery consolidated fifth position with a comfortable 4-1 success over bottom-of-the-table Willington whose only marksman was Daniel Beaney.
By the time he scored, the Colliers were ahead courtesy of John Harrison with a brace and Mark Ellison and towards the end, Chris Pearson also found the net.
Ashbrooke Belford House gave a disappointing performance against Kirkbymoorside at Silksworth.
Paul Hodgson fired in a direct free kick to give the Yorkshiremen an interval lead and Alex Strickland struck twice before Lee Harrison claimed a consolation for Tommy Dobbing's team.
Coxhoe Athletic remain second bottom following defeat at Jarrow where Peter Kane (2) and Chris Lunn scored the three goals in the opening 45 minutes.
There was no shortages of goals as Annfield Plain defeated third-from-basement Hartlepool in a nine-goals thriller.
Shaun Sager, with a hat-trick, Colin Snailham, Jonathan Kemp and Graeme Wilson netted for the home side with Daniel Corbett, Kyle McDermott and Anthony Davies responding for Pools.
There were even more goals at Guisborough Town HC where Windscale won 9-3 courtesy of Dean Rogers (3), Alan Blair (2), Andrew Hurley, Dan Gullen, Dan Rowlands and Dion Barnes. Philip Jobling, Lewis Tidy and Paul Milward replied.