SECOND-half goals from Brad Morris, Sam Jackson, Kabba Jack and Lewis Ross earned Bashley a convincing 4-0 win over Hythe & Dibden in the second qualifying round of the FA Vase.
Following an uneventful opening period, the contest burst to life when Bash opened the scoring within a minute of the restart.
Although Hythe goalkeeper Matt Fredericks parried a fierce shot from Jack, it was returned with interest by Morris who netted from the edge of the box.
A well-flighted corner by Harrison White 10 minutes later was met at the far post by Jackson who celebrated his first senior goal.
Goal-hungry Jack, who had suffered a frustrating first half, put himself out of his misery and the game beyond the visitors after latching on to a through ball and slotting home after bamboozling the over-worked Fredericks.
The orchestration behind the Bash revival was the energetic Ross and it was only fitting that he should score the final goal.
Victory set up a home tie with Western League Premier Division outfit Bridgwater Town in the first round on October 21.
Bashley: Edgar, Thompson, Jackson, Morris, Lucas, Rolls, Henry, White, Jack, Ross, Pooley. Subs: Whiteley, Head, Bolton, Pearce-Eavis, McGrath.
- Sam House plundered a hat-trick as Lymington emerged victorious from their all-Wessex Premier encounter with Hamworthy United at the County Ground.
Ross Bottomley, Charlie Willett and an own goal added to House's treble with Ed Hodge and Carl Preston replying for Hammers in their 6-2 defeat.
Lymington will visit Combined Counties Premier Division Farnham Town in the first round on October 21.
Mitchell Speechley-Price netted three times as Brockenhurst triumphed 5-3 against Combined Counties Premier Godalming.
Matt Sheedy and Aaron Dunne were also on target for the Badgers who will host South West Peninsula Division One East Crediton United in the first round.
Lee Vint hit a late consolation in Ringwood's 2-1 defeat by Hellenic Division One East outfit Sandhurst, while Wessex Premier Poppies suffered a 2-0 reverse against Wessex One high-fliers Romsey Town.
Ron Frost was on target for Verwood in their 3-1 defeat by Wessex One rivals Totton & Eling at Potterne Park.
Brockenhurst and Lymington will be looking to follow up their FA Vase exploits when they return to Sydenhams Wessex League action tomorrow.
The Badgers host Portland United at the Meadens Skoda Arena, while Lymington entertain fellow high-fliers Andover Town at the Sports Ground.
Poppies face Shaftesbury at Victoria Park, while Hamworthy United visit Hamble Club. In the second round of the Sydenhams League Cup, Verwood entertain Laverstock & Ford (all 7.45pm).
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