Nathan Storr hits double in Fishburn Park’s 4-3 victory at North Ormesby
Fishburn Park earned an excellent 4-3 win at North Ormesby in the NRFL Premier Division on Saturday.
Nathan Storr led the way with a brace of goals for Park, while Adam Warrilow and Sam Richardson also got their names on the scoresheet to lift the visitors eight points clear of basement team Staithes Athletic.
Staithes’ struggles continued with an 8-2 loss at Boro Rangers, Jacob Midgley and Sam Webster netting for the Staithes.
Whitby Fishermen’s Society fought back to earn a 2-2 home draw against Richmond Town Reserves in Division One.
Marshall Kelly put Fishermen ahead in the first minute, only for Town to lead 2-1 at the break. Jack Kilpatrick’s 69th-minute goal earned the Fishermen a share of the spoils.
Goldsborough roared to an 8-0 home win against derby rivals Fishburn Park Academy in the Scarborough & District FA Junior Cup.
On target were Ben Watson and Dom Ingham with a brace apiece, with George Sault, Jake Hambley, Ben Duell and Andy Martin getting in on the action also.
Danby lost 3-0 at Wombleton Wanderers in the District Cup.
Beckett League Division Two leaders Whitby Fishermen’s Society Development had to work hard for a 5-2 win at basement side Heslerton Development.
A very young Heslerton side rode their luck in the early stages before Sam Brown broke the deadlock for the visitors, Jack Gale doubling the lead on 30 minutes.
A free-kick from Lewis Tillotson gave the hosts belief just before the interval.
In the second half Whitby again dominated possession, an own goal from a corner restoring their two-goal advantage.
Charlie Swiers found space in the box to fire home and the final 10 minutes would see the Blues search for a leveller, but they were caught on two occasions as sub Ewan Locker’s brace sealed the win.
Second-placed Lealholm Reserves took a two-goal haul into half-time in their fixture at Slingsby, the strikes coming from Sam Russell and Ben Cairns.
The second period saw the visitors go further ahead with a John Ventress effort, Lealholm stalwart Mark McCarthy finishing things off with a fourth inside the remaining 10 minutes.