Points for pacesetters Priory (From Bournemouth Echo)

Points for pacesetters Priory

7:00am Tuesday 14th April 2009 in

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BARAN Agar (2) and Lee Rimmer gave Division Three pacesetters Priory Quays the edge 3-2 against AFC Verwood while nearest rivals Eurasat Lions finished all square 2-2 against Angel of Poole. Ryan Speller and Mark Saunders were the Eurasat marksmen with Bradley Asagba and Glenn Bowen replying for the visitors.

Tiegla Tiles’s promotion hopes suffered a setback when AFC Bransgore Reserves surprised them 1-0.

DIVISION FOUR

QUEENS Park are virtually home and dry after crushing Real Carling 9-0 with a four-goal blast from James Tunnicliffe and further goals from James Burgess (2), Steve Haime, Matt Harvey and Tom Gagan.

Ensbury Park spanked Cricketers Arms 7-2 with goals from Gareth Barnes (2), Darren Spiers (2), John Bastable, Mark Smith, and Danny Aitchison and they

DIVISION FIVE

FRONT runners AFC Burns Lettings Reserves secured a 3-1 success against Oakdale Conservative thanks to Withor Veloso, Rodrigo Da Silva, and Callum Sparrowhawk.

Nearest rivals Shoulder of Mutton United were full of praise for the performance of referee Dan Mawer when they maintained their challenge by tonking AFC Stourvale 4-1 with goals from Ed Molloy, Jamie Moores, Gavin Dudfield and Steve Philpott.

Rossmore Athletic have the leaders in their sights after Marc Jackson (2) and Dale Hyne gave them the verdict 3-2 against Mercury Reserves.

Tudor Rose’s promotion drive continued when the subdued Rias 2-1.

DIVISION SIX

DAN Fairhurst netted for champions Berrans Park Avenue Reserves but third placed Vienna Windows Reserves toppled them 3-1 with goals from Stuart Ogilvie, Brett Jones, and Graham Launder.

Queens Park Rovers Reserves need one point from their last two games to be absolutely certain of second place after Sam Mole (2) and Tim Ellis gave them the edge 3-2 against AFC Face Bottom-placed Victoria Park Royals won their first game of the season 4-3 against JS Bournemouth Sports Reserves.

DIVISION SEVEN

UNBEATEN leaders Oakdale accounted for Strouden Sports 3-1 with goals from Shaun Brian, Gary Vincent, and Daniel Proctor.

Second-placed ACFC took Kartechnic to the cleaners 5-0 thanks to Matt King, Dave Fellows, and a Luke Hughes hat-trick while Callum Lunn scored all three goals in Ace Fabrication’s 3-1 win over Cricketers 1847.

DIVISION EIGHT

DH Britannia’s championship hopes nosedived when they crashed 3-0 to goals from Dele Ogunlasa, Nick Hamilton, and Mario Garcia Pla against Shamrock during the week.

They had a reprieve though when leaders Verwood SSC were beaten 6-3 at Rockbourne where Olly Moore (2), Luke Davis (2), Dean Hooper, and Robin Tennant struck for the home side.

Shamrock kept their promotion hopes alive by drubbing Riva 5-0.

DIVISION NINE

LV’s title aspirations were hampered when AS Muscliff held them to a 3-3 draw with goals from Lee Short, Matt Witcher and Mark Eaton.

Dave Greaves and Dave Blackmore both nabbed hat-tricks in Sunseekers’ 6-2 triumph over Branksome Celtic Reserves.

However, Bluewood Athletic are in pole position after tonking Branksome Celtic Reserves 7-0 .