A Royal appointment for New Star (From Bournemouth Echo)

A Royal appointment for New Star

5:44pm Monday 1st March 2010 in

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UNBEATEN Premier Division outfit Christchurch Royals inflicted a first league defeat of the season on rivals New Star United.

Dale Simpson was the Priory hero with a hat-trick in the 3-1 victory, with Mark Dykes replying for New Star.

• Joscelyne Builders have the Division Three leaders in their sights after nailing struggling JS Bournemouth Sports 5-0 with goals from Mark Rourke (2), Matt Joscelyne, Josh Corbin and Dan Gifford.

• Shoulder of Mutton need just six points from their six remaining games to clinch the Division Four title after Jamie Moores and Sam Goodwin gave them the edge 2-1 against third-placed AC FC. Robbie Cook was the AC FC scorer.

Meanwhile, at the other end of the table, AFC Westvale hauled themselves off the bottom when they surprised Aspect 5-1 thanks to Andy Gosling’s hat-trick and further goals from Richard Lavell and Matt Newman.

• Verwood SSC are four points clear at the top of Division Six after Chris Wright (2) and Shaun Daniels gave them the verdict 3-2 against Greenfields WMF. Simon Mole and Daryl Whitbread were on target for the losing side.

Rounders moved up to fourth place after trouncing Wessex Wanderers 8-1 through Ben Aldous (2), George Knijff (2), George Goldie and a Richard Hearn hat-trick. Simon Hyde scored Wanderers’ consolation goal.

Carl Douglas struck twice in Ace Fabrication’s 6-0 triumph over Canford Rangers, with Martyn MacKinlay, Phil King, Tom Craven and Paul Colla adding one each.

• Talbot United are just two points adrift of Division Eight pacesetters Rockbourne after Jason Peters, Mark Stuart |and James Tipler gave them a 3-1 success against James & James, who replied through Mike Hills.

Karl Brown notched a hat-trick when third-placed AS Muscliff gave Pottery United a 5-1 drubbing. Lukas Brown and Matt Whitcher were the other Muscliff marksmen, with Murray Wyness scoring for United.

Dan Shelley and Greg Nolan netted for Priory Quays reserves, but Riva emerged victorious 4-2 thanks to Artur Kocikowski (2), Ian McCubbin and Jaroslaw Rynkiewicz.

• Will Shaylor was the four-goal star when AFC Leigham Vale reserves hammered JP Morgan 8-0 to move up to third place in Division Nine.

Sky Sports News reporter Mark McAdam (2), Bobby Dillon and Robbie Callaghan were the other Vale marksmen, while LV FC reserves were 2-0 winners against Boscombe Celtic reserves thanks to Matt Clegg’s stunning 35-yard blast and an own goal.

• All other league and cup games were postponed due to the wet conditions.

• Division Seven rivals LV FC and Sunseekers clash in the MA Hart Nicholas Read Cup final at Hurn Bridge on Thursday (7.30pm).

The final is sponsored by Mike Read and family.