Scarborough Ladies Under-14s defeat Scarborough Ladies Lionesses Under-14s in derby

It was the Ladies who raced into a 1-0 lead early on after a through-ball put Macey Crane through on goal and she finished well past the oncoming Lionesses goalkeeper.

The Lionesses roared back into the game after standing firm to a host of chances created by the Ladies but couldn’t find the net.

After a break away by the Lionesses a fine ball into the box found their striker Madi Storey in space and she fired the ball home to level the score at 1-1.

This stirred the Ladies into action and some fine play between Chloe McArthur and Mia Morris resulted in the latter going though on goal to finish well and restore the lead for the Ladies.

And it was roles reversed a few minutes later as Morris played in McArthur who struck home from distance and McArthur added to her tally right before half- time to make the scoreline 4-1 at halftime.

The second half started as a much more even affair with much of the game being battled out in midfield and both teams creating chances at either end of the pitch.

But it was the Ladies who eventually added to the goal tally as Morris picked up a loose ball to run clear and slot pass the keeper.

Sophie Overfield also got on the scoresheet with a finish at the back post and Isla Williams rounded off the scoring firing home after a scramble in the box.

The girls of the game for the Ladies was awarded to Molly Lassey for great defensive play.

The Lionesses girls of the match were Thea McLean for a great debut and Poppy Timmins for never giving up and constant running.

Scarborough Ladies Under-18s hosted high-flyers Elloughton Ladies at a rainswept Scarborough Sports Village.

The visitors took an early lead in the third minute, whilst Scarborough were still adjusting to the conditions.

The visitors doubled their advantage in the 13th minute and had control of the game.

Scarborough altered formation, pushing Emelie Watson out to the right wing and bringing Amelie Breckon more central.

The partnership worked, and a wonderfully weighted cross delivered by Watson found Breckon just inside the area who powered the ball into the Elloughton goal, bringing Scarborough back into the game in the 31st minute.

After the break, the heavy on and off showers continued as did chances for both teams.

Sadly for the home team, it was Elloughton Ladies who capitalised in the 79th minute to clinch all three points.

Emily McArthur was Boro’s girl of the game, but keeper Brooke Mason also deserves a mention as her numerous saves kept her side in the match.