Zac Hastie hits five as Seamer Sports sink Beverley Town Development
Zac Hastie smashed in five goals as Seamer Sports continued their excellent run of form with 6-1 home victory against Beverley Town Development in the Right Car East Riding County League Premiership on Saturday afternoon.
Seamer got off to a flying start, opening the scoring when Alfie Pearce spotted the run of Jake Gallagher and played a superb ball over the top, leaving Gallagher to finish.
The second goal soon followed, with Jensen Bradbury providing the assist for Hastie to find the back of the net.
Seamer continued to pile on the pressure, with Harley Thornton playing a brilliant through ball to Hastie, who made no mistake in adding his second. Hastie then completed a quick-fire hat-trick.
Beverley managed to pull one back shortly after half-time, but any hopes of a comeback were quickly shut down by Seamer.
Jensen Bradbury once again turned provider, setting up Hastie for his fourth goal.
The sixth goal was arguably the pick of the bunch.
Harley Adams played a fantastic ball over the top to Jensen Bradbury out on the wing, he drove forward before drilling a dangerous ball across the box, where Hastie produced a lovely flick to guide it into the far corner, rounding off an outstanding individual performance.
In Division 1, Scalby lost 3-1 in a competitive match at home to Bishop Wilton.
The result was in doubt up until the visitors hit their third in the 90th minute, Josh Bagshaw scoring for the Otters.
Scalby man of the match was Jared Elwick.
Hosts Leven MC Reserves and AFC Eastfield played out a gripping 2-2 Division 3 draw on Saturday, with a frantic, four-goal first-half making way for a masterclass in defensive resilience.
The hosts broke the deadlock after just 10 minutes.
The early setback only sparked life into Eastfield. Just four minutes later, following a chaotic corner, Conor Fiddy equalised from a frantic goalmouth scramble to restore parity.
With the momentum firmly in their favour, Eastfield continued to push forward.
The pressure paid off in the 20th minute when Zac Hansen turning the game on its head with a clinical finish to make it 2-1.
The hosts refused to lie down, however, clawing their way back into the tie with an equaliser just before the half-time whistle. The second half proved to be a completely different affair.
While the first period belonged to the attackers, the final 45 minutes became a battle of the backlines.
Both defensive sides were too strong for their opposing forwards, neutralizing any tactical shifts or attacking threats. It was an equally balanced game where a draw was ultimately a fair reflection of the ninety minutes.
For the visitors, the afternoon belonged to Ben Graves, whose immense performance in defence earned him the Man of the Match award and ensured Eastfield travelled home with a well-earned point.
Hunmanby FC suffered an agonising 90th-minute 5-4 loss at Hull Lions in the East Riding FA Qualifying Cup.
Despite being on top for the majority of the cup-tie, Hunmanby were edged out despite Dec Richardson’s brace and goals from Lewis Hunter and Josh Welburn. Brandon Catherall was the man of the match for Hunmanby.
Hunmanby FC Reserves bowed out of the same cup with a 6-1 loss at Wareham Forest United, Cameron Swift netting for the Sands Lane team.
Hayden Power was Hunmanby Reserves’ man of the match.