Heslerton Hurricanes Under-11s and Seamer Under-12s hit top form

Heslerton Hurricanes Under-11s claimed the honours in a keenly-contested Scarborough & District Minor League clash against Cayton on Sunday.
Heslerton Under 16 in blue in action against North Duffield Dragons.Heslerton Under 16 in blue in action against North Duffield Dragons.
Heslerton Under 16 in blue in action against North Duffield Dragons.

The visitors were first off the mark, but Heslerton gave quick reply with a couple of goals from Frankie Olver and Chester Driver.

Cayton replied with a goal in the second half which spurred the Hurricanes into action with a goal from Harry Dalby and Elias El Ammari.

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The player of the match award went to Dalby for a superb performance.

Heslerton Under 16, in blue, in action against North Duffield Dragons.Heslerton Under 16, in blue, in action against North Duffield Dragons.
Heslerton Under 16, in blue, in action against North Duffield Dragons.

Heslerton Under-16s endured another tough day office as they welcomed joint league leaders North Duffield to Sand Lane.

Four first-half goals put the visitors well in front and even though Heslerton rallied in the second half and put in a battling display the visitors scored again with the last kick of the game.

Man of the match went to debutant Charlie Silk for a dogged display in centre midfield.

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POMFS Under-12s League leaders Seamer FC Under-12s continued their brilliant start to the league campaign with an 8-0 win at one of their closest rivals Scalby on Sunday afternoon.

An Albie Lawton effort gave Seamer a slender 1-0 lead at the half-time break.

in the second half Seamer stepped into top gear as they were outstanding and dominated the game against tough opponents.

Ollie Lawton made it 2-0 with an adept finish from close-range, then Joseph Adams effectively sealed the win with the home side’s third goal of the day.

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The high-flyers were not finished there though and they added a fourth goal through Bobby Owen.

Albie Lawton added his second to further strengthen Seamer’s grip on the game, then good work in the box, a neat turn and a good finish saw Noah Salt make it 6-0 to the home side.

Salt soon added his second of the game and the 8-0 win was completed by Albie Lawton’s hat-trick goal in the closing moments.

The Seamer team shared the man of the match award and special thanks went to Jimmy Sutherland, who refereed the game very well.

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