Match Reports - Sat 17th October 2009
20/10/09 12:11 Filed in: Reports
WEARSIDE LEAGUE
by MALCOLM PRATT
Ryhope CW roared to an emphatic victory over neighbours Silksworth and are now only two points adrift of table-topping Scarborough Town.
Chris Linstedt returned to the club he left in the summer but it was his replacement Martin Swales who celebrated.
Linstedt did an outstanding job at Ryhope and Swales is continuing the good work of the former manager.
John Butler fired the home side in front from the penalty spot but Jordan Crake quickly levelled with a header from a corner.
Just before the interval Richard Jordan restored the advantage to the home side and when they had the better of the second period, Ryhope went nap courtesy of Butler, Shaun Petch and Paul Hartley.
Following a goal-less first half, Ashbrooke Belford House and Easington Colliery shared the points in a six-goals thriller.
Martin Deacon gave Ashbrooke the lead but the Colliers quickly hit back and were 3-1 up through Chris Tarn, Robert Huntley and Lee Davison until the 85th minute.
Battling Belford were given a lifeline by Alan Young and in the last minute Deacon headed in the equaliser.
Boldon CA trailed from the eighth minute at Cleator Moor Celtic following Craig Padley's clinical finish from 20 yards. Chris Robinson scrambled in an equaliser but Celtic emerged winners with Barry Irving's clever lob over goalkeeper Andrew Hunter.
Jarrow moved into fourth position with a comfortable victory over second-bottom Willington.
Chris Lunn beat three defenders before firing past goalkeeper Chris Sawyer and just before the interval Jonathan Matthews also produced a good finish.
Despite the heroics of Willington keeper Sawyer, Jarrow made it three after an hour when Lee Buglass delivered a stunning free kick into the top corner of the net.
Hartlepool remain third from the basement after losing by the odd goal to Wolviston whose marksmen were Anthony Brown and Scott Mehan. Chris Birbeck had equalised for Pools.
Coxhoe Athletic claimed their first point of the season in a goal-less draw with Annfield Plain. Coxhoe have still managed only four goals in 10 games but are now within striking distance of Willington.
Four sides were involved in the North Riding Senior Cup. Leaders Scarborough Town hammered New Marske 7-2, Kirkbymoorside defeated Redcar Rugby Club by an only goal while Guisborough Town made their exit at the hands of Old Malton St Mary's.
by MALCOLM PRATT
Ryhope CW roared to an emphatic victory over neighbours Silksworth and are now only two points adrift of table-topping Scarborough Town.
Chris Linstedt returned to the club he left in the summer but it was his replacement Martin Swales who celebrated.
Linstedt did an outstanding job at Ryhope and Swales is continuing the good work of the former manager.
John Butler fired the home side in front from the penalty spot but Jordan Crake quickly levelled with a header from a corner.
Just before the interval Richard Jordan restored the advantage to the home side and when they had the better of the second period, Ryhope went nap courtesy of Butler, Shaun Petch and Paul Hartley.
Following a goal-less first half, Ashbrooke Belford House and Easington Colliery shared the points in a six-goals thriller.
Martin Deacon gave Ashbrooke the lead but the Colliers quickly hit back and were 3-1 up through Chris Tarn, Robert Huntley and Lee Davison until the 85th minute.
Battling Belford were given a lifeline by Alan Young and in the last minute Deacon headed in the equaliser.
Boldon CA trailed from the eighth minute at Cleator Moor Celtic following Craig Padley's clinical finish from 20 yards. Chris Robinson scrambled in an equaliser but Celtic emerged winners with Barry Irving's clever lob over goalkeeper Andrew Hunter.
Jarrow moved into fourth position with a comfortable victory over second-bottom Willington.
Chris Lunn beat three defenders before firing past goalkeeper Chris Sawyer and just before the interval Jonathan Matthews also produced a good finish.
Despite the heroics of Willington keeper Sawyer, Jarrow made it three after an hour when Lee Buglass delivered a stunning free kick into the top corner of the net.
Hartlepool remain third from the basement after losing by the odd goal to Wolviston whose marksmen were Anthony Brown and Scott Mehan. Chris Birbeck had equalised for Pools.
Coxhoe Athletic claimed their first point of the season in a goal-less draw with Annfield Plain. Coxhoe have still managed only four goals in 10 games but are now within striking distance of Willington.
Four sides were involved in the North Riding Senior Cup. Leaders Scarborough Town hammered New Marske 7-2, Kirkbymoorside defeated Redcar Rugby Club by an only goal while Guisborough Town made their exit at the hands of Old Malton St Mary's.