Hungate have made the perfect start to their Mid Norfolk League season.

Jack Friend made it two wins from two games when he nipped in for the cheekiest goals after a mix-up between the defender and goalie.

Team: Huggins, Ovendale, Ryan, Wolloughby, Bennett, Calvert (M of M), Friend, Wrate.

Heacham U8 0 Hungate G&Y U8 4

Green & Yellows quickly put the game out of sight.

Willis Bennett smashed home to get the ball rolling and a one-two between Harry Wrate and M of M Bennett saw Bennett grab his second.

Bennett slammed home Hungate's third and his hat-trick before half-time and after the break Wrate smashed home a 20 yarder into the top corner.

Team: Huggins, Ovendale, Ryan, Wolloughby, Bennett, Calvert, Friend, Wrate.

Hungate Rovers U-13 Greens 5 North Elmham

Hungate produced their best football to date with North Elmham beating Three Holes the week before 21-0.

Rovers produced excellent passing which led to a goal by Jack Mockford.

North Elmham managed to level the game just after half-time.
Then Mockford received the ball and flipped it up twice before volleying home.

Further goals came from the in-form Gary Sutton (2) and John Feltell. Man of the match was Gage Drew for his tireless display on the right wing.

Squad - J Hammond, J Beech, A Warden(capt), S Rogers, J Beecham, G Drew, J Warden, T Williams, L Tibbs, B Stimson, A Williamson, G Sutton, J Feltell, J Mockford.

Chatteris A 0 Hungate U-8 Green 4

BEN Longmuir got all four goals and earned the match award as Hungate got their first win of the season with an impressive team effort in which Josh Warmington and Adam Frost did well in midfield and Jake Shepherd and Tony Reece made good clearances.

Hungate U-14 girls 2 Stamford Sharks 2

MIDFIELD players Kelsie Blunden and Emily Carlile started some great moves but it was Sharks who led 1-0 at half-time.

They made it 2-0 despite Tiffany Beckett's great defensive work but Hungate came storming back with sapectacular efforts fromJade Ovendale.

Thanks go to sponsors NPP Roofing.

Squad: J Ovendale, L Cooper, E Carlile, E Semper, C Calvert, K Blunden, T Beckett, C Clark, L Stimson.

Hungate Rovers U-10 Girls 1 March Soccer School 1
THE score doesn't reflect the quality in this game.

Ellie Rayner got a cracking goal and there were excellent performances from Daniella Willmott, keeper and captain Bryony Russell-Smith and Tiffany Randle.Thanks go to new sponsors Woolworths and I and G A Russell.

Squad: B Russell-Smith, A Ryan, C Ryan, A Reeve, E Beeby, J Welbourn, D Willmott, C Thompson, J Kelly, L Symons, K Saunders, E Rayner, T Rendle.

Wisbech ST M Yellow Girls U-14 2 Three Holes Girls 0

BOTH went into the game unbeaten and goals from Ashton Rose and Whyatt tooik the points. The Three Holes keeper made a number of good saves.

Saints girl of the match was Polly Baird.

Whittlesey Reds U-9 0 Wisbech St Mary Purple 9

SAINTS scored nine goals for the second successive game after some fluent passing.

First half goals came from Conor Bird (2), Shane Green and Lewis Clayton.

Matt Ford added the fifth early in the second-half and Green and Harley Rust made it 7-0 before Clayton dribbled past two defenders in a run from his own half and finished with a low shot.

Green completed his hat-trick.

Ryan Brazil was the architect of many of the attacks.

Saints: Daniel Smith, Connor Hughes, Kingsley Robinson, Ryan Brazil, Conor Bird, Shane Green, Harley Rust, Tyla Moore, Lewis Clayton, Josh Bannister, Matt Ford.

March Soccer School 6
Wisbech St Mary U-8 3

AN excellent game to watch and a tough start for Saints who went 1-0 behind.

But Reagan Brown made good runs and Jake Hopkisson managed an excellent equaliser.

March made it 2-1 before man of the match Hopkisson hit back again.

He put Saints in front before the end of the first half but March came back strongly.

Mackenzie Cobbin,Toby Ayres, Xiavier Kitching, and keeper Chris Whyatt did well and Alesi Willett and Daniel Palmer were unlucky not to score.

Downham Blacks U-11 6 Downham Reds 0

THIS derby got off to a scrappy start but Blacks showed no mercy.

Craig Oughton earned the match award, running midfield and using the ball well.

The goals came from Matty Bussens (3), Ollie Mitchell, Matty Dye and an own-goal.

Squad: Dan Haynes, Phil Lant, Ash Manning, Jake Bass, Ryan Young, Alex Oughton, Sam Lester, Craig Oughton, Matty Bussens, Ollie Mitchell, Matty Dye, Styervie Stock, Aaron Barret.

Leverington Bridgecroft U-10 1 Downham 2

GORAV Ganger gave fighting Bridgecroft the lead against a creative team but they were unable to score again despite having chances.

Downham levelled with a deflected cross and won after a counter-attack.

Leverington/Bridgecroft then played well against a well-organised Dersingham Ravens before giving away a goal with the last kick of the game.

Leverington Bridgecroft U-8 2 Wisbech St M Yellows 1
SAM Parrin pulled St Mary's level after half-time but the home team finished well to win a spirited game. Harry Johnson was man of the match.

Squad: Bryn Thomas, Harry Johnson, Harry Barker, Josh Garner, Jordan Webb, Joseph Gamble, Lewis Bass, Mac Minall, Stacey Pitcher, Tom Ketteringham.

Three Holes U-10 0, Wisbech Acorns 5

A disappointing result didn't reflect the effort put in by the Three Holes boys.

Luke Seddon took the MOM award for his battling while their were good performances from Daniel Calver and Robert Allison in defence. Jake Giddings did well in his first game for the team.

Team: Stefan Anderson, Luke Seddon, Daniel Calver, Jesse Verrier, Sam Williams, Jack Edgson, Jacob Downey, Myles Nhekairo, Robert Allison, Sam Howard and Jake Giddings.

Watlington 3, Three Holes U-12 6

A first win of the season for the U-12s, despite conceding a goal in the first minute of the game. Three Holes turned the game with excellent goals, the scorers being Daniel Wright and Jay Feast (2 each), with one each for David Knights and Tom Hubbard.

Team: Thomas Codling, Lea Knights, Nathan Ramm, Ashley Goodale, Owen Connell, Jay Feast, Tom Hubbard, Daniel Wright, David Knights, Jake Chapman and Toby Retchless.

l Girls U-10: The team will train at the Hudson Harecroft all-weather pitch on Monday at 6pm. Turn up on the night or ring Lee Reeve on 01945-464784 for more details.

Three Holes U-14 0, Wisbech St M Yellow 2

Three Holes were beaten for the first time this season, but a battling second-half almost saw them level through Kirsty Calver and Stacy Newman.

The visitors went ahead in the first-half through an unfortunate own goal and doubled their lead a few minutes later with a long range effort past unsighted keeper Alice Johnson, Claire Newton was again solid for Three Holes and shared the Girl of the Match award with Stacy Newman who put in a good second-half attacking display.

Team: Alice Johnson, Amy Grant, Lucy Major, Claire Newton, Charlotte Anderson, Stacy Newman, Kirsty Calver and Zoe Gray.

Reffley Rovers 14, Three Holes U-13 0

An improved performance from the visitors who despite again being on the wrong end of a big defeat, began to play a passing game . They conceded nine goals in the first-half.

Adam Dickinson took the MOM award. The team worked hard.

Team: Adam Dickinson, Ethan Emmerson, Joel Darby, Jack Whitehead, Matthew Steed, Sam Liboyi, Nicky Frayne, Joe Barrett, Daniel Grodkiewicz, Ryan Collins, Daniel Doherty and new signing J. Hyde.

Marham 4, Three Holes U-14 Reds 1

A disappointing performance from the Reds as they struggled against a physically strong Marham side.

Marham took a two goal first-half lead, before Connor Radcliffe reduced the arrears early in the second. Too many of the visitors didn't do themselves justice. John Watson was one fo the few to shine and he thoroughly deserved his MOM award. Team: Ross Carrington, Callum Fendley, Joel Mattless, Jake Ogden, Jake Denzy, John Watson, Connor Ratcliffe, Max Mattless, Tom Simper, Ashley Symonds, Andrew Cooper, David Pate.

Three Holes Under 14s Whites 8, Watlington 0

The Whites continued their good start. The home side went in at half-time with a two-goal lead. Scorers were Tom Hancock, Ty Clark and Lee Chapman 2 each, Damian Codona and Jamie-Lee Flores.Team: Simon Rowell, Tom Hancock, Sam Rudd, Jamie-Lee Flores, Jamie Roberts, Craig Johnson, Lee Chapman, Ty Clark, Lance Greenwood and Damian Codona.

Coates Crusaders 2 Wisbech St M Yellows 2

SAINTS worked hard and to lead through Joe Gallagher. They eased up later. Ryan Lee and Shane Sleath shone.

Leverington/Bridgecroft U-12 4, Walpole 1

HAT-trick hero Matthew Collins helped steer Leverington/Bridgecroft to their third win in a row.

Collins' strikes made it 3-0 at half-time and, although Walpole pulled a goal back after the break, a Thomas goal killed off their revival hopes.

Leverington: Ryan Mullinger, Ross Constant (capt), Jake Graham, Sam Johnson, Bradley Williams, Liam Knight, James Woods, Thomas Jupp, Ryan Johnson, Jordan Allen, Matthew Collins, Jack Westerman, Jack Connolly, Adam Murselaj.

Tilney U-9 1, Walpole U-9 3

Walpole kicked off their campaign with a win against a lively Tilney team, thanks to hat-trick hero Matt Shelton.

Their defensive backbone of keeper Josh Stockdale and Tom Godbehere and Craig Pack shone and there were promising debuts from Ryan Galley, Jordan Fisher and Harry Reynolds.

Walpole: Josh Stockdale, Callum Davey, Harry Whistler, Tom Godbehere, Jordan Fisher, Ryan Galley, Craig Pack, Danny Rooks, Harry Reynolds, Matt Shelton.

West Winch U-9 2, Walpole U-9 1

Walpole staged a brave bid to fight back from 2-0 down when Shelton chipped in.

There were strong performances in midfield from Harry Whisler, Callum Davey and Danny Rooks.

Oundle 1, Wisbech St Mary U-13 Purples 2

Thomas Diggines had a number of chances to put Purples ahead but, after a goalless first-half, they fell behind to a dubious free kick.

Saints piled on the pressure and were rewarded when Craig Bradshaw tapped in.

Christian Haddon secured the points with a free kick from the edge of the box after he had been fouled.

Saints: David Stubberfield, Daniel Price, Sam Bradley, Jacob Bradshaw, David Rawlins, T. Maxey (Robert Sykes), C. Bradshaw, Brandon Elmes, A. Rudd, T. Diggines, C. Haddon, Jason Bradshaw.

Wisbech St Mary Yellows U-11 7, Whittlesey 1

A great result for a re-shaped St Mary's team who have had problems.

Things got off to a bad start when Whittlesey took the lead in under five minutes, but a goal from Alex Foster Fife calmed Saints down.

Soon after Ben Roberts scored a solo goal and Saints never looked back. Foster Firth added his second just before half time.

In the second-half Scott Wright grabbed a brace, Foster Fife added one more for his hat trick and also had two goals disallowed.

And when Saints were awarded a penalty goalkeeper Reece Bettsglasson converted to complete the scoring.

Reece Cox was awarded man of the match.

March Leverets U-12 3, Holbeach 4

Mathew Edgeley put March ahead after only five minutes but, in an even Peterborough Junior Alliance Division Three affair, Holbeach scored twice in a five-minute spell to go in at half time 2-1 ahead.

After the break Leverets held the upper hand and Jordan Howe equalised.

Soon after Max Thomas found the top corner and Leverets looked in control.

But they allowed Holbeach to equalise and Thomas was unlucky when he struck the post from five yards.

Leverets suffered a cruel blow when Holbeach scored in the final minute with a shot which went through a crowd of players.

Man of the match for March was Jordan Howe.

Chatteris Fen Tigers A 1, St Ives Rangers 2

Chatteris impressed in this top of the table clash and were soon one up through Aiden Hollis, after a super through ball from Ricky Jevon.

Anton Kaval and Jake Betts went close and the home side could have had a penalty with ten minutes to go.

Man of match, keeper Adam Smalley, made some great saves to keep his side in the game, but St Ives managed two scrappy goals in the final ten minutes.

Fen Tigers: Jevon, Whiting, Fisher, Smalley, Cooper-Clark, Hollis, Fletton, Teague, Kaval, Betts, Platt, Keen, Walsh.

Wisbech Acorns U-11 3, Long Sutton U-12 4

Long Sutton made it three games without defeat, but the result could have gone either way.

Man of the match James King bagged a hat-trick for Long Sutton and last week's man of the match Lewis Alfred got the other.

Acorns gave a good account of themselves and, with goals from Matthew Thomas (two) and Alex Lewis, looked capable of a draw.
Their man of the match was keeper James Gifford.

Wootton Tigers 0, WSM Yellows U-10 3

Yellows began the Mid Norfolk Mini Soccer League with a convincing win, outplaying their opponents on the day.

Harry Griffen was first to score, followed by further goals from Matt Borley and Will Burke.

Wells 0, WSM Yellows U-10 3

A good day for the Yellows, with teamwork the name of the day.

Good skills and passing made this a game to watch.

Goals came from Borley, Ryan Elmes and Dan Emmington. Keon Blake, goalkeeper, deserves a mention for his nerve under pressure.

Saints: Keon Blake, Matthew Borley, Callum Brown, William Burke, Ryan Elmes (capt), Daniel Emmington, Harry Griffen, Aaron Newman and Luke Whyatt.

Hungate U- 7 0, Woodston Dynamos 13

Rovers played their first-ever league game, including in the line-up girls as well as five players aged under six.

Woodston, an established team, have been playing for two years.

Newly-formed Hungate held out well in the first quarter, conceding just two goals before the rout set in.

They used two goalkeepers in Ryan Simmons and Genna Surguy, who had exceptionally good games.

William Bromfield and Ben Garner were very strong in midfield, while Reece Patterson and Joe Button narrowly missed goal-scoring opportunities.

Team: A Hodgson, R Simmons, W Bromfield, T Mattless, B Garner, J Betts, C Surguy, G Surguy, R Patterson, J Button, C Harrison, O Harrison.

Three Holes & Upwell 0,
Wisbech Acorns U-10 5

Acorns took an early lead through Jack Portass. Three Holes battled back and would have scored but for a super save from stand-in goalkeeper Daniel Spriggs.

Adam Fowler, an own goal and a goal from Alex Hannibal-Stewart on his debut made it 4-0 at half time.

Three Holes never gave up but Jack Portass scored his second of the game with a cross-cum-shot.

Chatteris 0, March Soccer School U-9 4

A good solid team performance by March.

With some excellent forward play they took the lead with a goal from Bulbrook followed by his second after only a few minutes.

March were denied several near misses by the outstanding performance of the Chatteris goalkeeper, who won a well deserved m.o.m award.

A timely interception from Sindle followed by a solid run through to midfield allowed Brown to strike another goal.

Wilson added another to make it four before the break.

As the second-half progressed Chatteris started to come into it, but Hunns kept them at bay and deserved his m.o.m tag for March.

Guyhirn U10 6, Chatteris Black 0

Guyhirn, in their first home league match of the season, were the much stronger side throughout.

Nick Mitchell opened the scoring and Luca Abraham slammed in goal number two.

After the break Cameron Brown dribbled past the defence and volleyed the ball into the top of the goal to make it 3-0.

Mitchell got number four and skipper Harry Coady made it 5-0 with a superb finish.

Chatteris tried to battle hard, but James Surtees made it 6-0.

Team: Simon Bailey, Harry Coady (capt), Aaron Hunns, Simon Bagg, Cameron Brown, Nick Mitchell, Luca Abraham, Subs: Phillip Earl, James Surtees.

Man of the match : Harry Coady.

March Soccer School U-8 6, WSM Purple U-8 3

The scoreline did not reflect the football these two teams played.

March took the lead with a long range shot from captain Lewis Welcher, who then scored in his own net trying to defend a well-taken corner.

March restored the lead via Rob Munden but, from another well-taken corner, the Purples levelled again.

Purples played great football until the break and were 2-3 at half time.

In the second-half the Purples were saved more than once by a fantastic goalkeeping display by probably the best keeper in the league.

March took their chance from a free kick just outside the area with a fantastic Ash Payne strike in the top corner.
Two goals for Jacob Birt and another for Payne near the end sealed the points for March.

Man of the match was Daniel Youles.

March: R Sandman, D Youles, H Wenn, J Clark, J Hussey, A Payne, L Welcher, T Willmot, H Fynn-Brand, R Munden, J Birt.

Hungate Yellow U-10 2, Hungate Green 0

A good start for the Yellows in the Mid-Norfolk League, sporting a new kit sponsored by Brooks Construction of Emneth.

Within minutes they were one up from a Jonathan De La Bertauche solo run.

Josh Shailes hit the bar and then, seconds later, the post – but the Yellows' second came via an own goal from a cross.

The second-half saw the Greens come on strong, with some good possession, but the Yellows' defence stood firm.

Greens' man of the match was Andrew Kaye.

Greens: Alex Lucas, Lance White, Josh Kierman, Goerge Fraser, Jared Turner, Luke Plumb, Jack Prendergast, Liam Irlam, Daniel Symons, Andrew Kaye.

Heacham 0, Hungate Yellow U-10 2

Much the same story for the Yellows, with a strong start and plenty of pressure.

Two strong shots from Liam Morris put them two up.

The second-half saw Hungate play some good football to deny any chance of a Heacham come back.

Both Jonathan De La Bertauche and Mark Hardwick worked tirelessly for the cause, but good teamwork sealed all six points on offer.

The boys would like to thank Michael Brooks for his generous sponsorship.

Heacham U-10 0, Hungate Greens U-10 0

Hungate had the bulk of posession in their first Mid-Norfolk League game of the season and forced a string of corners and free kicks.

After the break Heacham forced two excellent saves from Greens keeper Alex Lucas. Jared Turner and Luke Plumb had good games.

March Leverets U-10 1, Wisbech St Mary Purples 7

Leverets got off to another bad start which saw them go 3-0 down within the first two minutes.

Purples were 5-0 up at the break, with four from Casey Logan and one from Timmy Magnus.

It was a different story in the second-half as the Leverets pressured Purples much more and looked more like the side that won Division Two last season.

Two more goals came for Logan, but Leverets' first of the season was arguably the best of the game. After good work down the right Tom Whitby was fouled and William Mason stepped up to smash the free kick home.

Nathan Bancroft worked tirelessly in midfield thrughout the game to earn Leverets' M.o.M award.

Hungate U-12 4, West Winch 0

A second-half Jamie Leet hat-trick set the seal on a battling Hungate performance.

Philip Franklin opened the scoring in the first-half.
Hungate: Bradley East, Joshua Clarke, Joshua Missin, Edward Stagg, Markos Mylozis, William Wadsley, Sam DelaBertauche, Daniel Colwing, Ross McConnachie, Jamie Leet, Philip Franklin.

Aztecs 1, Benwick U-15 3

Scott Aitchinson and Adam White gave Benwick a 2-0 half time lead, but they had a scare early on when Aztecs hit the bar.

Aitchinson added his second after the break and went close on at least four other occasions.

Lance Hyndaman had a goal disallowed and Benwick keeper Charles Bradshaw pulled off a superb save from a free-kick before Aztecs scored late.