Jack Hakings shines as Premiership leaders Edgehill sink Haltemprice
Edgehill remain top of the Right Car East Riding County League Premiership with a 4-0 home victory against Haltemprice.
The hosts started well and took an early lead as Joe Danby latched onto a weak header back and flicked the ball over the keeper to make it 1-0.
The away team stepped it up and should have equalised but keeper Martin Cappleman pulled off a brilliant point-blank save.
Right before half-time a pass from Jamie Patterson found Danby out wide who then flicked the ball up with one foot to volley it over the keeper with the other foot for a brilliant goal.
The dangerous Joshua Fergus got a goal five minutes into the second half, toe-poking the ball under the advancing keeper. Joe Gallagher made sure of the victory, breaking the offside trap after a flick-on from Jack Hakings.
Similar to the first goal, Gallagher flicked the ball over the Haltemprice keeper to score.
Hakings was man of the match with good displays from Tristan Mustoe and Danby.
Edgehill included five players in the squad aged 18 or under, which bodes well for the future.
Filey Town powered to a 5-0 win at South Cave United Reserves thanks to a James Pinder hat-trick.
A Kyle Melly effort and an own goal completed the rout for Town, Max Gage named as the man of the match.
A Zac Hastie hat-trick fired Seamer Sports to a 4-0 home win against Elloughton Blackburn to boost their Championship promotion challenge.
Seamer started well and grabbed control of the game early on when Hastie found space in the box to beat two men and curl a finish into the far corner.
Then minutes before the half-time whistle Hastie doubled the lead when a corner clearance fell his way on the edge of the box and his strike found the bottom corner.
Seamer were then reduced to 10 men after a clash on the edge of the box saw Alfie Pearce sent off.
Man of the match Hastie then completed his hat-trick after good work from skipper Callum Metcalf.
Jake Gallagher then added a fourth before getting sent off to mean Seamer ended the game with nine men
In Division One, Scalby lost 1-0 at South Park Rangers in a very tight game.
Macca Bell came close for the Otters, Sam Medd pulled a couple of great saves.
Ross Lazenby took the man of the match award for Scalby.
Newlands suffered a 9-0 loss at Flamborough.