Goal Sports power to 7-3 home victory against Ampleforth

The hosts led at the interval with strikes from Brad Cawkwell, Tyson Stubbings, Dan Pollard and Michael Mitchinson. A brace from Jack Simpson and a goal from Steve Merritt was Ampleforth’s response.

After the break Cawkwell and Stubbings, plus 16-year-old Max Philips rounding off the emphatic win for the Scarborough outfit.

Leaders Whitby Fishermen’s Society Development edged past Sinnington 4-3.

Jordan Anderson gave the visitors an early lead but just before the interval the hosts drew level from the penalty spot through Jay Jordan.

Into the second half Anderson struck a second, and on 70 minutes grabbed his third.

Then the game swung in Fishermen’s favour as Sinnington’s Jack Vincent was dismissed for two bookable offences.

Jordan pulled another goal back with a fine free-kick before completing his treble from the spot.

With only minutes remaining visiting keeper Riley Howe blocked a goalbound shot, only for the loose ball to fall to Junior Chambers who converted to ensure maximum points for the pacesetters.

Lealholm Reserves beat travelling Amotherby & Swinton Reserves 3-0 thanks to hat-trick hero Sam Russell.

A first half own goal in the favour of home side Slingsby was the only thing between them and visiting Ryedale at the interval.

The hosts would score a legitimate second through Gary Walker, with Sam Hill coming off the bench with Ryedale’s only reply.

Elsewhere in the Scarborough District Cup Division One Rosedale were soundly beaten at Flamborough by seven goals to two, Alastair Wilkinson and Josh Butler scoring for the visitors.

Also, in the Junior Cup Bagby ran out eventual winners away at newly reformed Hunmanby FC.

After 90 minutes that produced a 3-3 draw, Bagby won the penalty shootout scoring all five to Hunmanby’s three.