Scarborough Athletic U19s net place in County Cup semi-finals

Scarborough Athletic's next generation of football stars have had mixed fortunes in County Cup competitions.
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Scarborough Athletic Under-19s won 7-2 at home to Kader FC at the Flamingo Land Stadium in their cup quarter-final.

Boro's quality came out on top in a competitive and fiery encounter, with a hat trick from debutante Lewis Gibson, a brace from fellow forward Aidan Crawford, whilst midfielder Liam Love and the versatile Max Wright scoring one each to send the young seadogs into the Semi-Finals of the competition for the second time.

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Boro U19s are to play their semi-final fixture this Sunday on the road at Cargo Fleet Juniors.

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Boro U19s Photo by Morgan Exley

The Under-15s lost 4-0 at home to a strong Marton side in the semi-finals of the Junior County Cup, with Brooklyn Tigers tackling Brooklyn Lions in the other half of the draw.

Athletic Under-14s also lost 2-0 on the road to another Marton side in the same round, with the victors heading to the final of the County Cup.

In league news, Athletic Under-11s won their mini-league over the weekend, an excellent achievement by the young team in their second season together.

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The Boro Under-14s maintained their fine form since returning to action with a comfortable 6-0 victory over Brid Rangers.

A delightful piece of trickery from Ryder Greening followed by a calm finish gave SAFC an early lead, with this followed by a Harry Southwick netbuster to take the game to 2-0.

Bridlington battled hard but tired in the second half, goals from Connor Webster (2), Jake Gallagher and George Birley completing the scoring on a wet and windy morning in Filey.