Saturday's football March 6
12/03/10 16:10 Filed in: Reports
by MALCOLM PRATT
Ryhope CW were without a fixture on Saturday and Scarborough Town took advantage, reducing the difference between the pair to seven points.
On a day when goals flowed, the Seasiders became leading scorers hitting fourth-top Cleator Moor Celtic for five.
Their hero was Wayne Brooksby who celebrated his return from Australia with a hat-trick. Georgie Rowlands and Joe Danby also struck with Robbie Fowler's strike no more than a consolation for the Cumbrians.
Houghton Town, who haven't conceded a goal in open play for five games, were another team to rack up five goals on their visit to Guisborough Town HC.
Man of the match was Brad Freeman who was on target four times. Houghton's other goal was conceded by a defender and the two which Guisborough netted for themselves were both penalties converted by Jonathan Cairns.
Silksworth conceded five goals at home to second-bottom Hartlepool whose marksmen were Chris Archer, with a hat-trick, Daniel Corbett and Anthony Davis.
Willington remain at the basement after they too suffered a 5-0 defeat at Teesside Athletic who are up to third to maintain their challenge for promotion.
Dale Mendum rifled a hat-trick with James Kesterton and Stuart Poulter adding to the woes of Willington who have leaked 87 goals, the most by any team.
Ashbrooke Belford House made it 11 goals in two games when they surprisingly romped home at Boldon CA, who had been in good form.
There was no stopping Tommy Dobbing's side, however. Peter Benson and David Baxter each bagged a brace with Martin Deacon completing the scoring.
Five goals were also recorded at Wolviston with Windscale scoring three of them courtesy of Kevin Oliver, Andrew Hurley and Rick Parnaby, with a last-minute winner. Lee Butterworth and Danny Shields replied.
No fewer than 33 goals were scored in six games but the remaining fixture at Kirkbymoorside was goal-less as Coxhoe Athletic, third from bottom, gained a useful point.
Easington Colliery reached the Third Round of the Wearside League Cup defeating Annfield Plain 3-2 thanks to goals from Chris Tarn, Robert Huntley and Haydn Pace. Graeme Wilson and Stephen Kirkbride kept the visitors in the tie until the final whistle.
Jarrow went out to New Marske whose matchwinners at Perth Green were Michael Mackin and Richard Playforth.
Ryhope CW were without a fixture on Saturday and Scarborough Town took advantage, reducing the difference between the pair to seven points.
On a day when goals flowed, the Seasiders became leading scorers hitting fourth-top Cleator Moor Celtic for five.
Their hero was Wayne Brooksby who celebrated his return from Australia with a hat-trick. Georgie Rowlands and Joe Danby also struck with Robbie Fowler's strike no more than a consolation for the Cumbrians.
Houghton Town, who haven't conceded a goal in open play for five games, were another team to rack up five goals on their visit to Guisborough Town HC.
Man of the match was Brad Freeman who was on target four times. Houghton's other goal was conceded by a defender and the two which Guisborough netted for themselves were both penalties converted by Jonathan Cairns.
Silksworth conceded five goals at home to second-bottom Hartlepool whose marksmen were Chris Archer, with a hat-trick, Daniel Corbett and Anthony Davis.
Willington remain at the basement after they too suffered a 5-0 defeat at Teesside Athletic who are up to third to maintain their challenge for promotion.
Dale Mendum rifled a hat-trick with James Kesterton and Stuart Poulter adding to the woes of Willington who have leaked 87 goals, the most by any team.
Ashbrooke Belford House made it 11 goals in two games when they surprisingly romped home at Boldon CA, who had been in good form.
There was no stopping Tommy Dobbing's side, however. Peter Benson and David Baxter each bagged a brace with Martin Deacon completing the scoring.
Five goals were also recorded at Wolviston with Windscale scoring three of them courtesy of Kevin Oliver, Andrew Hurley and Rick Parnaby, with a last-minute winner. Lee Butterworth and Danny Shields replied.
No fewer than 33 goals were scored in six games but the remaining fixture at Kirkbymoorside was goal-less as Coxhoe Athletic, third from bottom, gained a useful point.
Easington Colliery reached the Third Round of the Wearside League Cup defeating Annfield Plain 3-2 thanks to goals from Chris Tarn, Robert Huntley and Haydn Pace. Graeme Wilson and Stephen Kirkbride kept the visitors in the tie until the final whistle.
Jarrow went out to New Marske whose matchwinners at Perth Green were Michael Mackin and Richard Playforth.