Abbie Burnett sparkles on debut for Heslerton Juniors FC Hunters Under-12s
In a reverse of the previous week’s fixture Heslerton Hunters Under-12s claimed a great win at Carr Vikings.
Zac Wharton opened the scoring early on and Toby Shearsmith doubled the lead, firing into the top corner.
Shearsmith added his second after pressing the keeper into a mistake, finishing into an empty net and Toby Farn completed the scoring.
Player of the match went to Abbie Burnett on a fine debut with a special mention to Jacob Moss for a fine display.
Heslerton Hawks U8s travelled to Haxby.
There were impressive displays from Harry Maw and Noah Holderness along with scorer Billy Cooper and man of the match Valentine Davison who bagged a hat-trick.
Heslerton Hornets U0s travelled to West Pier.
Fine passing gave Ollie Fisher the chance to open the scoring which he duly took. George Harrison added another before Pier halved the deficit just before the break.
The second half saw both teams put up a fight before William Flinton added another for the away team.
Pier pulled one back to set up a nervy finish but Hornets hung on for a hard-earned win.
Josh Brown and Tristyn Muddu were the star performers.
Heslerton Spiders U14s welcomed Huntington to Settrington trying to keep up their 100% record.
Sluggish Spiders found themselves a goal down at half-time, but five minutes into the second half Alfie Marrington levelled.
Spiders kept looking for the next goal but had to wait until the last quarter when Tommy Lindley raced through to slot home.
An own goal completed the scoring as Spiders made it five wins from five to stay top of Division 2.
Heslerton Hedgehogs U16s travelled to Dringhouses looking to get their first points on the board.
A much improved display by the Hedgehogs saw them take the lead with Jamie Moss's long range effort crashing home off the post.
However Dringhouses pulled one back before the break and added two more shortly after half-time.
A long-range free-kick from Moss pulled a goal back for visitors.
Dringhouses then went down the other end to restore their two-goal advantage before a fantastic long-range effort from Noah Johnson set up a tense finish.
Moss and Johnson got the man of the match accolades.