West Pier work hard for 3-2 victory in midweek thriller at newcomers Newby

Chris Mattinson and Simon Coupland scored either side of the break, but the visitors would outdo their hosts with a goal from Benny Davis and a Tyler Richardson double.

Heslerton didn’t get going against a vibrant Snainton as the hosts mustered five goals without reply.

Mark McNulty scored a treble, two coming from the penalty spot, Tom Fletcher Varey and Dan Simpson were also on target.

Thirsk Falcons were hit for six at Thornton Dale.

James Sawdon scored the opener for the hosts, Falcons levelling through Aaron Johnson.

The second half saw Dale take control, largely due to experienced striker Marcus Godsell who hammered home a hat-trick before Morgan Elven finished things off inside the final five minutes.

Danby welcomed newly-promoted Goldsborough to the Mitch Cook Arena but found themselves trailing by goals from Jake Hambley and Jack McLoughlin at the interval.

Though the home side rallied in the second period with goals from Mikey Simmonds and impressive youngster Jack Spark, Josh Linsley would have the final say making the difference from the bench.

Kirkdale United were back at Nawton Grange after a two-year absence due to pitch issues but sadly for them it was not a happy first return.

Rosedale, having found themselves top of the table took a two-goal lead, Tom Barley and Gabby McGill finding the back of the hosts’ net during the opening 45.

In the second half Barley grabbed a third for the visitors and though Kirkdale responded with efforts from Harry Bowsher and Henry Walton, the introduction of Liam Jackson from the Rosedale bench would bring an unexpected treble from the substitute.

Into Division Two, hosts Ampleforth recorded their largest scoreline, a 9-0 win, since their recent resurrection thanks mainly to Jack Simpson’s incredible six goals between the second and 37th minute against Amotherby & Swinton Reserves.

Kit Saggers and Sam Howes added to the visitors’ woes with Jake Edward’s adding the ninth in the final minutes of the match.

Edgehill Reserves and travellers Ryedale fought out a credible draw as Bobbie Cappleman and Joseph Fergus grabbed the hosts’ goals with Ryedale men Kyle Wren and Finlay Hopper on target.

Goal Sports headed to Church Lane to face Slingsby on a rewarding evening for the Scarborough outfit.

Goals from Michael Mitchinson, Tyson Stubbings and Evans Sarbeng did the business, Slingsby with a mere consolation from Rio Howden.

The journey over the moors proved one to forget for Sleights as it was more than an unlucky visit to Sinnington.

Jordan Anderson scored no fewer than five on an evening when Sinners recorded an impressive 13 without reply, with Jack Vincent (2), sub Archie James, Billy Brewster, Ben Thompson, Jack Balderson and sub Ethan Dale.