WITH five teams involved in Suffolk Junior Cup action this week, there was a slightly reduced division one programme in the league.
Three sides still remain in the county cup, following big wins for Pot Black, Spexhall and Hearts of Oak. Goals from Max Wall, Gavin Hunt, Rob Cooper, Adam Bird and a brace for Vinny Terry saw Danny McKinley's side hit Acton Crown for six in a convincing 6-0 win at Normanston Park.
In the all division one encounter at Walmer Road, Spexhall fired in four without reply over Kirkley and Pakefield A as goals from Karl Brennan, Asa Mcgill, Danny Milne and Lee Blackley booked their spot in the next round.
They'll be joined by defending league champions Hearts of Oak who beat Lawshall Swann 4-0 away. Corton White Horse Seltic lost narrowly 3-1 in the second round tie against Halesworth Town.
In the league, leaders Waveney Reserves maintained top spot with a 3-1 win over Oxford Arms with goals for Tom Beals, Ian Hunter and Ray Winney.
Barsham remain in second place after an entertaining 3-3 draw with the still unbeaten sixth placed Blundeston Magpies. The division's leading scorer Josh Woolnough hit a hat trick for the home side, and they led 3-1 until late in the game when the never-say-die Magpies hit back.
Norton Athletic moved up to fourth with a convincing 7-0 home demolition of 11th placed Mutford & Wrentham. Danny Hoadle's hat trick, Paul Harriman with two and goals for Andy Green and Tom Hudson sealed the win.
Ole Frank went one goal better as they picked up their first win in the top division in beating basement side Beccles Caxton Reserves 8-2 away.
Eighth placed Norton Reserves took the lead in their clash with league leaders AFC Star, with a goal from Gary Crisp, but the Star maintained their perfect start convincingly winning 8-1 in the end.
They are now six goals ahead of joint leaders Pakefield Re-United, with both sides boasting seven wins from their opening seven games. Goals from Harlow, Sutcliffe and two from Coote were enough to secure a fine 4-0 away win at fifth placed Gt Yarmouth Town Hall.
Ellingham move into third with a narrow 3-2 home win over bottom of the table Harleston Town Reserves. Crusaders remain in fifth after slipping to a 2-0 away win at seventh placed Bungay Town A.
Hopton move up to ninth after an entertaining 5-3 win over 13th placed Tudor, while Lowestoft International are 12th after a close 2-1 win over 11th placed Sole Bay United Reserves.
In division three, only one team still has a 100pc start to the new season - with former leaders Waveney Gunners still in second place with six wins from their first six games, as they narrowly beat fifth placed Corton White Horse Seltic Reserves 1-0.
Waveney A still top the table and are a point ahead of The Gunners, but they've played three games more. Victory on Saturday was secured for the leaders with a fine 6-2 away win at 13th placed Westhall.
Norman Warrior replace Kirkley & Pakefield B in third place, after the former beat 12th placed Factory Arms 3-1 away. The latter slip to fourth after drawing 2-2 away at tenth placed Oxford Arms Reserves.
In arguably the closest contest of the day, sixth placed Earsham shared ten goals in an entertaining 5-5 draw with eighth placed Blundeston Magpies Reserves.
Spexhall Reserves are up to seventh after a 7-0 away demolition at basement side Carlton Rangers. In the only other league game played in division three, Marquis of Lorne left it late to move up to ninth in the table with their second win of the season - a 2-1 home victory over 11th placed Mutford & Wrentham Reserves.
Friday, 13 November 2009
Thursday, 12 November 2009
Notley's League Report 5th November
THE popular three division league continues to gather pace as a full fixture list has been completed in the past fortnight following the recent cancellation of matches.
To highlight this, only three teams from the 41 sides across the three divisions have managed to play eight league games thus far as the season moves into November.
The current campaign is also proving to be a tough one to call in all three leagues, with just six teams now boasting unbeaten records – and only three of these have unblemished 100pc credentials.
In division one, Waveney Reserves head the table with four wins and two draws from their six games. Champions Hearts of Oak continue to threaten and have moved ominously into third place, just a point behind the leaders with a game in hand. Two goals from Kirk Gowing and Joel Bray’s strike were enough to seal a 3-0 home win over Spexhall, who are now fifth.
Second-placed Barsham slipped to their second league defeat of the campaign with a 2-4 home defeat against seventh-placed Oxford Arms. Adam White’s brace for the home side wasn’t enough as Danny Newrick hit a hat trick, with fellow striker Ash Leggett also on the mark for The Arms.
Fourth placed Norton Athletic also fell to their second league defeat at home to a continually impressive Blundeston Magpies side. Andy Green and Paul Harriman had given the home side the lead, but eighth placed Blundeston – who despite being unbeaten have slipped down the table after having three points deducted – hit back with some late goals to win 3-2.
Sixth-placed Pot Black beat bottom of the table Ole Frank 5-1 with goals for Adam Bird, Ian Wilson, Gavin Hunt and two for Vinny Terry.
Corton White Horse moved up to ninth with a convincing 7-1 win over Beccles Caxton Reserves. In the only other match played between two first division one sides – Mutford & Wrentham and Kirkley and Pakefield A – the visitors progressed to the next round of the cup after winning 4-2 on penalties following a 1-1 draw. Former K&P A boss Shaun Norman was the hero, as he excelled in goal with two shoot-out saves.
AFC Star and Pakefield Re-United continue to shine at the top of division two with both boasting six wins from their six league games.
AFC Star scored a last minute winner to beat sixth-placed Suffolk Punch 3-2. Pakefield Re-United meanwhile kept the pressure on with a 4-0 win at home to 10th placed Sole Bay United Reserves, courtesy of an own goal and others for Harlow, Chapman and Hone.
Third placed Ellingham narrowly beat 11th placed Hopton 3-2, with goals from M Griffen, O Rushmere and D Fowles. Fourth placed Crusaders drew 1-1 with bottom of the table Harleston Town Reserves, fifth placed Great Yarmouth Town Hall had a good 5-2 away win at 12th placed Tudor.
There was a thriller at Norton, as the village side’s reserves team were 3-1 down against Lowestoft International, but battled back to draw 4-4 – with a hat trick for Daniel Robinson and a goal from Steve Rivett – in a result that puts Norton reserves in seventh and Lowestoft International first from bottom.
In the only other league game played, Corton A moved up to ninth after beating eight placed Bungay Town A 3-1.
In division three, only one team has maintained a 100pc start to the new season – with former leaders Waveney Gunners now in second place with five wins from their five games, as The Gunners went nap at seventh-placed Spexhall Reserves winning 5-0.
Waveney A top the table and are a point ahead of The Gunners, but they’ve played three games more. Victory on Saturday was secured for the leaders with an 8-1 demolition of 10th placed Oxford Arms Reserves.
Kirkley & Pakefield B continue to move upwards and the youngsters are now third, three points behind the leaders, after a 4-1 home win over 12th placed Marquis of Lorne – with two goals for Luke Graham and others from Tom Banger and Elliot Reynolds.
Corton White Horse Seltic Reserves are also three points behind the leaders in fourth after a 1-1 draw with eighth placed Blundeston Magpies Reserves.
Norman Warrior are fifth after a 2-0 home win over ninth placed Mutford & Wrentham Reserves. Earsham’s fine 4-0 away win at first from bottom Westhall moves them up to sixth.
In the only other league game played in division three, Factory Arms moved up to 11th place with a 5-1 home win over bottom of the table Carlton Rangers.
To highlight this, only three teams from the 41 sides across the three divisions have managed to play eight league games thus far as the season moves into November.
The current campaign is also proving to be a tough one to call in all three leagues, with just six teams now boasting unbeaten records – and only three of these have unblemished 100pc credentials.
In division one, Waveney Reserves head the table with four wins and two draws from their six games. Champions Hearts of Oak continue to threaten and have moved ominously into third place, just a point behind the leaders with a game in hand. Two goals from Kirk Gowing and Joel Bray’s strike were enough to seal a 3-0 home win over Spexhall, who are now fifth.
Second-placed Barsham slipped to their second league defeat of the campaign with a 2-4 home defeat against seventh-placed Oxford Arms. Adam White’s brace for the home side wasn’t enough as Danny Newrick hit a hat trick, with fellow striker Ash Leggett also on the mark for The Arms.
Fourth placed Norton Athletic also fell to their second league defeat at home to a continually impressive Blundeston Magpies side. Andy Green and Paul Harriman had given the home side the lead, but eighth placed Blundeston – who despite being unbeaten have slipped down the table after having three points deducted – hit back with some late goals to win 3-2.
Sixth-placed Pot Black beat bottom of the table Ole Frank 5-1 with goals for Adam Bird, Ian Wilson, Gavin Hunt and two for Vinny Terry.
Corton White Horse moved up to ninth with a convincing 7-1 win over Beccles Caxton Reserves. In the only other match played between two first division one sides – Mutford & Wrentham and Kirkley and Pakefield A – the visitors progressed to the next round of the cup after winning 4-2 on penalties following a 1-1 draw. Former K&P A boss Shaun Norman was the hero, as he excelled in goal with two shoot-out saves.
AFC Star and Pakefield Re-United continue to shine at the top of division two with both boasting six wins from their six league games.
AFC Star scored a last minute winner to beat sixth-placed Suffolk Punch 3-2. Pakefield Re-United meanwhile kept the pressure on with a 4-0 win at home to 10th placed Sole Bay United Reserves, courtesy of an own goal and others for Harlow, Chapman and Hone.
Third placed Ellingham narrowly beat 11th placed Hopton 3-2, with goals from M Griffen, O Rushmere and D Fowles. Fourth placed Crusaders drew 1-1 with bottom of the table Harleston Town Reserves, fifth placed Great Yarmouth Town Hall had a good 5-2 away win at 12th placed Tudor.
There was a thriller at Norton, as the village side’s reserves team were 3-1 down against Lowestoft International, but battled back to draw 4-4 – with a hat trick for Daniel Robinson and a goal from Steve Rivett – in a result that puts Norton reserves in seventh and Lowestoft International first from bottom.
In the only other league game played, Corton A moved up to ninth after beating eight placed Bungay Town A 3-1.
In division three, only one team has maintained a 100pc start to the new season – with former leaders Waveney Gunners now in second place with five wins from their five games, as The Gunners went nap at seventh-placed Spexhall Reserves winning 5-0.
Waveney A top the table and are a point ahead of The Gunners, but they’ve played three games more. Victory on Saturday was secured for the leaders with an 8-1 demolition of 10th placed Oxford Arms Reserves.
Kirkley & Pakefield B continue to move upwards and the youngsters are now third, three points behind the leaders, after a 4-1 home win over 12th placed Marquis of Lorne – with two goals for Luke Graham and others from Tom Banger and Elliot Reynolds.
Corton White Horse Seltic Reserves are also three points behind the leaders in fourth after a 1-1 draw with eighth placed Blundeston Magpies Reserves.
Norman Warrior are fifth after a 2-0 home win over ninth placed Mutford & Wrentham Reserves. Earsham’s fine 4-0 away win at first from bottom Westhall moves them up to sixth.
In the only other league game played in division three, Factory Arms moved up to 11th place with a 5-1 home win over bottom of the table Carlton Rangers.
Friday, 16 October 2009
Waveney Reserves hit top spot
16 October 2009
Notley's Lowestoft & District League round-up
NORMALITY was partially resumed this week despite there still being a council ban on the use of their pitches.
In Division One, Waveney Reserves move to the summit of the table following their single goal victory at Spexhall.
This week they travel to Norton Athletic, who maintained their 100pc record after beating Oxford Arms 5-1 with braces for Tom Hudson and Andy Green, with Paul Harriman the other scorer after a fine solo run.
The other game played saw Corton Seltic pick up their first point after drawing 2-2 at Mutford and Wrentham.
The second division saw two big guns clash at Ellingham as they played host to Suffolk Punch and shared the points 2-2.
Great Yarmouth Town Hall are the league's leading scorers following their 7-1 demolition at Crusaders while AFC Star maintained their perfect start as they beat 10-man Sole Bay Reserves 6-2.
Corton A gained their first win 4-2 at Tudor as did Hopton who scored the only goal in their match against Bungay Town A.
Norton Athletic Reserves who were trailing 2-0 at half time hit back to win 3-2 at Harleston Town Reserves.
The third division saw Waveney A run out 6-3 winners against Norman Warrior, Westhall won 3-1 against Factory Arms.
Earsham hit four for no reply against Carlton Rangers who are yet to score this season while White Horse Seltic Reserves scored a narrow 2-1 success against Marquis of Lorne.
Notley's Lowestoft & District League round-up
NORMALITY was partially resumed this week despite there still being a council ban on the use of their pitches.
In Division One, Waveney Reserves move to the summit of the table following their single goal victory at Spexhall.
This week they travel to Norton Athletic, who maintained their 100pc record after beating Oxford Arms 5-1 with braces for Tom Hudson and Andy Green, with Paul Harriman the other scorer after a fine solo run.
The other game played saw Corton Seltic pick up their first point after drawing 2-2 at Mutford and Wrentham.
The second division saw two big guns clash at Ellingham as they played host to Suffolk Punch and shared the points 2-2.
Great Yarmouth Town Hall are the league's leading scorers following their 7-1 demolition at Crusaders while AFC Star maintained their perfect start as they beat 10-man Sole Bay Reserves 6-2.
Corton A gained their first win 4-2 at Tudor as did Hopton who scored the only goal in their match against Bungay Town A.
Norton Athletic Reserves who were trailing 2-0 at half time hit back to win 3-2 at Harleston Town Reserves.
The third division saw Waveney A run out 6-3 winners against Norman Warrior, Westhall won 3-1 against Factory Arms.
Earsham hit four for no reply against Carlton Rangers who are yet to score this season while White Horse Seltic Reserves scored a narrow 2-1 success against Marquis of Lorne.
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Notley's League Report 10th October
Normality was partially resumed this week despite their still being a council ban on the use of their pitches.
In the first division Waveney Res move to the summit of the table following their single goal victory at Spexhall. They have made an impressive start to the campaign winning 4 and drawing one of their opening 5 games but this week they travel to 100% Norton Athletic who defeated Oxford Arms 5-1 with braces for Tom Hudson & Andy Green, with Paul Harriman the other scorer after a fine solo run.
The other game played saw Corton Seltic pick up their first point after drawing 2-2 at Mutford & Wrentham.
The second division saw two big guns clash at Ellingham as they played host to Suffolk Punch and shared the points 2-2. Gt Yarmouth Town Hall are the leagues leading scorers following their 7-1 demolition at Crusaders whilst AFC Star maintained their perfect as they beat 10 man Sole Bay Res 6-2.
Corton A gained their first win 4-2 at Tudor as did Hopton who scored the only goal in their match against Bungay Town A. Finally Norton Athletic Res. Who were trailing 2-0 at half time hit back to win 3-2 as a Jon Green brace brought them level with Dan Robison hitting the winner.
The third division saw Waveney A run out 6-3 winners against Norman Warrior, Westhall won 3-1 against Factory Arms.
Earsham hit 4 for no reply against Carlton Rangers who are yet to score this season whilst White Horse Seltic Res scored a narrow 2-1 success against Marquis of Lorne who were involved in yet another low scoring contest.
Clubs can keep up to date with all league news, fixtures, results and tables via the following website which we are using for the season http://lowestoftdistrictleague.blogspot.com/
Results 10th October:
Division 1:
Mutford & Wrentham 2 v 2 Corton White Horse Seltic
Norton Athletic 5 v 1 Oxford Arms
Spexhall 0 v 1 Waveney Res
Division 2:
Crusaders 1 v 7 GT Yarmouth Town Hall
Harleston Town Res. 2 v 3 Norton Athletic Res.
Hopton 1 v 0 Bungay Town A
Sole Bay United Res. 2 v 6 AFC Star
Suffolk Punch 2 v 2 Ellingham
Tudor 2 v 4 Corton A
Division 3:
Corton White Horse Seltic Res. 2 v 1 Marquis of Lorne
Earsham 4 v 0 Carlton Rangers
Waveney A 6 v 3 Norman Warrior
Westhall 2 v 1 Factory Arms
In the first division Waveney Res move to the summit of the table following their single goal victory at Spexhall. They have made an impressive start to the campaign winning 4 and drawing one of their opening 5 games but this week they travel to 100% Norton Athletic who defeated Oxford Arms 5-1 with braces for Tom Hudson & Andy Green, with Paul Harriman the other scorer after a fine solo run.
The other game played saw Corton Seltic pick up their first point after drawing 2-2 at Mutford & Wrentham.
The second division saw two big guns clash at Ellingham as they played host to Suffolk Punch and shared the points 2-2. Gt Yarmouth Town Hall are the leagues leading scorers following their 7-1 demolition at Crusaders whilst AFC Star maintained their perfect as they beat 10 man Sole Bay Res 6-2.
Corton A gained their first win 4-2 at Tudor as did Hopton who scored the only goal in their match against Bungay Town A. Finally Norton Athletic Res. Who were trailing 2-0 at half time hit back to win 3-2 as a Jon Green brace brought them level with Dan Robison hitting the winner.
The third division saw Waveney A run out 6-3 winners against Norman Warrior, Westhall won 3-1 against Factory Arms.
Earsham hit 4 for no reply against Carlton Rangers who are yet to score this season whilst White Horse Seltic Res scored a narrow 2-1 success against Marquis of Lorne who were involved in yet another low scoring contest.
Clubs can keep up to date with all league news, fixtures, results and tables via the following website which we are using for the season http://lowestoftdistrictleague.blogspot.com/
Results 10th October:
Division 1:
Mutford & Wrentham 2 v 2 Corton White Horse Seltic
Norton Athletic 5 v 1 Oxford Arms
Spexhall 0 v 1 Waveney Res
Division 2:
Crusaders 1 v 7 GT Yarmouth Town Hall
Harleston Town Res. 2 v 3 Norton Athletic Res.
Hopton 1 v 0 Bungay Town A
Sole Bay United Res. 2 v 6 AFC Star
Suffolk Punch 2 v 2 Ellingham
Tudor 2 v 4 Corton A
Division 3:
Corton White Horse Seltic Res. 2 v 1 Marquis of Lorne
Earsham 4 v 0 Carlton Rangers
Waveney A 6 v 3 Norman Warrior
Westhall 2 v 1 Factory Arms
Friday, 9 October 2009
Council pitch games off again
09 October 2009
ALL football matches that are due to take place on council-run pitches in Waveney this weekend have again been postponed.
Waveney District Council and operational partners Waveney Norse were forced to postpone games last weekend due to unusually hard surfaces, and this weekend the Notley's Lowestoft and District Saturday League and the Lowestoft Sunday League schedules are set to be hit again.
A Waveney District Council spokesman said: “Despite some rain during the past seven days, pitch conditions have not improved.”
Last weekend, the conditions presented “a genuine risk to player safety,” as well as “longer-term damage to the pitches” themselves, and with not enough rain this week, it seems local amateur footballers will have to wait longer to play on the council-run pitches again.
ALL football matches that are due to take place on council-run pitches in Waveney this weekend have again been postponed.
Waveney District Council and operational partners Waveney Norse were forced to postpone games last weekend due to unusually hard surfaces, and this weekend the Notley's Lowestoft and District Saturday League and the Lowestoft Sunday League schedules are set to be hit again.
A Waveney District Council spokesman said: “Despite some rain during the past seven days, pitch conditions have not improved.”
Last weekend, the conditions presented “a genuine risk to player safety,” as well as “longer-term damage to the pitches” themselves, and with not enough rain this week, it seems local amateur footballers will have to wait longer to play on the council-run pitches again.
Barsham hit top spot after goal romp
09 October 2009
NOTLEY'S LOWESTOFT AND DISTRICT LEAGUE ROUND UP
A MAJORLY reduced programme saw just five league games and one cup match played as the weather took its toll on the Notley's Lowestoft and District League.
With all football matches that were due to take place on council-run pitches last weekend postponed last Friday >, Waveney District Council and operational partners Waveney Norse confirmed the fixtures were cancelled because of the lack of rain in recent months.
The unusually hard surfaces were highlighted as presenting “a genuine risk to player safety,” as well as “longer-term damage to the pitches” themselves.
Waveney Operations Manager Andy Wilson-Sutter said: “The surfaces are bare and bone hard and there is no question of games going ahead with conditions as they are. “Naturally we are frustrated that we have been forced in to this decision and obviously we will work closely with the leagues to ensure any backlog of games are accommodated before the end of the season,” he added.
However, there was some football played on school and village pitches. And in all three divisions those games that were played have affected the top of the tables.
New leaders in division one are Barsham, after they made it four matches unbeaten in another demolition - this time beating bottom of the table Beccles Caxton Reserves 8-1.
The division's leading goalscorer Josh Woolnough fired in a four-goal salvo, with further goals for S King, A Williams, M Howard and N Holmes, as Barsham now head the table on goal difference ahead of Spexhall and previous leaders Waveney Reserves.
Spexhall took advantage of other games not being played to move up to second place as Paul Batley solitary strike gave them a 1-0 win at Corton White Horse Seltic, who remain second bottom.
In division two, Pakefield Re-United moved three points clear at the top of the table after inflicting the first defeat on previous leaders 2-1 at the village side with goals for Stokes and John Attridge.
In the only other game played in the division, Suffolk Punch moved into third after a fine 9-2 away win at tenth placed Tudor.
In the only game played in division three, previous leaders Waveney A slipped into second after a 3-0 defeat at sixth placed Spexhall Reserves.
The unbeaten Waveney Gunners were the beneficiaries of this as they returned to the top of the table.
In the only other match played involving Notley's Lowestoft and District League sides, Norton Athletic Reserves beat South Walsham Reserves 3-1 (D Robinson 2, S Hobart) in the Norfolk Primary Cup first round replay.
NOTLEY'S LOWESTOFT AND DISTRICT LEAGUE ROUND UP
A MAJORLY reduced programme saw just five league games and one cup match played as the weather took its toll on the Notley's Lowestoft and District League.
With all football matches that were due to take place on council-run pitches last weekend postponed last Friday >, Waveney District Council and operational partners Waveney Norse confirmed the fixtures were cancelled because of the lack of rain in recent months.
The unusually hard surfaces were highlighted as presenting “a genuine risk to player safety,” as well as “longer-term damage to the pitches” themselves.
Waveney Operations Manager Andy Wilson-Sutter said: “The surfaces are bare and bone hard and there is no question of games going ahead with conditions as they are. “Naturally we are frustrated that we have been forced in to this decision and obviously we will work closely with the leagues to ensure any backlog of games are accommodated before the end of the season,” he added.
However, there was some football played on school and village pitches. And in all three divisions those games that were played have affected the top of the tables.
New leaders in division one are Barsham, after they made it four matches unbeaten in another demolition - this time beating bottom of the table Beccles Caxton Reserves 8-1.
The division's leading goalscorer Josh Woolnough fired in a four-goal salvo, with further goals for S King, A Williams, M Howard and N Holmes, as Barsham now head the table on goal difference ahead of Spexhall and previous leaders Waveney Reserves.
Spexhall took advantage of other games not being played to move up to second place as Paul Batley solitary strike gave them a 1-0 win at Corton White Horse Seltic, who remain second bottom.
In division two, Pakefield Re-United moved three points clear at the top of the table after inflicting the first defeat on previous leaders 2-1 at the village side with goals for Stokes and John Attridge.
In the only other game played in the division, Suffolk Punch moved into third after a fine 9-2 away win at tenth placed Tudor.
In the only game played in division three, previous leaders Waveney A slipped into second after a 3-0 defeat at sixth placed Spexhall Reserves.
The unbeaten Waveney Gunners were the beneficiaries of this as they returned to the top of the table.
In the only other match played involving Notley's Lowestoft and District League sides, Norton Athletic Reserves beat South Walsham Reserves 3-1 (D Robinson 2, S Hobart) in the Norfolk Primary Cup first round replay.
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
League Report 25th September
WITH the football season approaching the first full month of completed fixtures tomorrow, already a number of trends seem to be emerging.
From the 41 teams in the popular three division league, only six sides go into tomorrow's games boasting a 100pc record.
Two of the big-hitters in division one - Hearts of Oak and Norton - who are third and fourth respectively, have maximum points from their two games played.
Micki Williams' Hearts of Oak side raced into a 3-0 lead inside the first 15 minutes against last season's runners-up Pot Black, and eventually triumphed 6-1 with a brace of goals for Adam Taylor and Kirk Gowing, as Ant Field and Jason Belmore also got on the scoresheet.
Black added a second half penalty from Richie Reeder as a consolation.
Norton were in Norfolk Junior Cup action last Saturday as they slipped to a 2-1 (own goal) defeat at Stalham Town Reserves, and they are also without a league match tomorrow.
Also unbeaten Blundeston Magpies now top the table after a solitary Yip Chong goal in a 1-0 away win over Kirkley and Pakefield A.
Previous leaders Waveney Reserves remain unbeaten as well after a 2-2 draw with Spexhall, with Ian Hunter and Ray Winney again on the mark for the home side and Gary Boon and Joe Hadingham replying for the visitors.
Elsewhere, Mutford & Wrentham, Barsham and Oxford Arms all secured their first wins.
Mutford & Wrentham move up to fifth after a 12-0 demolition of bottom of the table Beccles Caxton Reserves.
Gary Warford hit four goals, with braces for Luke Smith, Phil Sayers and Matt Lockwood and a goal apiece for Shaun Wigley and Darren Renwick in the convincing win.
Barsham are sixth after Josh Woolnough's two goals, with Adam White and James Green also notching in their 4-1 win over Ole Frank.
Oxford Arms are ninth after a 1-0 win over second from bottom Corton White Horse Seltic.
Three teams boast 100pc records in division two, with leaders Ellingham and AFC Star having won all three of their games and Pakefield Re-United - who weren't in action last Saturday - are not far behind with two wins from the two games they've played thus far.
There were goals aplenty throughout the division last Saturday.
Another hat trick for Ellingham's Olly Rushmere and a goal from Ben Bishop secured a 4-1 win for the leaders over Sole Bay United Reserves (T Pennington).
AFC Star went one better and won 5-0 away at Corton A. Crusaders are in third place after a 5-2 home win over Hopton.
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall were in seventh heaven as they moved up to fourth in the table with a 7-0 win Norton Athletic Reserves, with Matty Anderson hitting five for the home side.
Bungay Town A hit six in their convincing 6-1 away win at Tudor, with Tim Taylor hitting four for the north Suffolk side. But in the most keenly contested game of the day, Lowestoft International were 4-0 down away at Suffolk Punch but fought back to narrowly lose 4-3.
In division three, only one team has maintained a 100pc start to the new season - with Waveney Gunners topping the table with three wins from their three games.
In a battle of the unbeaten sides last Saturday, The Gunners beat Norman Warrior 3-1.
Blundeston Magpies Reserves are in second after a 4-0 win over Carlton Rangers.
The previously unbeaten Oxford Arms Reserves are fourth after a 2-1 loss at Corton White Horse Seltic Reserves.
Waveney A are up to fifth after a 3-0 win over Mutford & Wrentham Reserves, who are still searching for their first points.
Seventh placed Westhall picked up their first win with a 3-1 success over eighth-placed Kirkley & Pakefield B, while Spexhall Reserves are ninth after a fine 6-1 win over bottom of the table Factory Arms.
Marquis of Lorne and Earsham collected their second points of the campaign after sharing a 1-1 draw.
From the 41 teams in the popular three division league, only six sides go into tomorrow's games boasting a 100pc record.
Two of the big-hitters in division one - Hearts of Oak and Norton - who are third and fourth respectively, have maximum points from their two games played.
Micki Williams' Hearts of Oak side raced into a 3-0 lead inside the first 15 minutes against last season's runners-up Pot Black, and eventually triumphed 6-1 with a brace of goals for Adam Taylor and Kirk Gowing, as Ant Field and Jason Belmore also got on the scoresheet.
Black added a second half penalty from Richie Reeder as a consolation.
Norton were in Norfolk Junior Cup action last Saturday as they slipped to a 2-1 (own goal) defeat at Stalham Town Reserves, and they are also without a league match tomorrow.
Also unbeaten Blundeston Magpies now top the table after a solitary Yip Chong goal in a 1-0 away win over Kirkley and Pakefield A.
Previous leaders Waveney Reserves remain unbeaten as well after a 2-2 draw with Spexhall, with Ian Hunter and Ray Winney again on the mark for the home side and Gary Boon and Joe Hadingham replying for the visitors.
Elsewhere, Mutford & Wrentham, Barsham and Oxford Arms all secured their first wins.
Mutford & Wrentham move up to fifth after a 12-0 demolition of bottom of the table Beccles Caxton Reserves.
Gary Warford hit four goals, with braces for Luke Smith, Phil Sayers and Matt Lockwood and a goal apiece for Shaun Wigley and Darren Renwick in the convincing win.
Barsham are sixth after Josh Woolnough's two goals, with Adam White and James Green also notching in their 4-1 win over Ole Frank.
Oxford Arms are ninth after a 1-0 win over second from bottom Corton White Horse Seltic.
Three teams boast 100pc records in division two, with leaders Ellingham and AFC Star having won all three of their games and Pakefield Re-United - who weren't in action last Saturday - are not far behind with two wins from the two games they've played thus far.
There were goals aplenty throughout the division last Saturday.
Another hat trick for Ellingham's Olly Rushmere and a goal from Ben Bishop secured a 4-1 win for the leaders over Sole Bay United Reserves (T Pennington).
AFC Star went one better and won 5-0 away at Corton A. Crusaders are in third place after a 5-2 home win over Hopton.
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall were in seventh heaven as they moved up to fourth in the table with a 7-0 win Norton Athletic Reserves, with Matty Anderson hitting five for the home side.
Bungay Town A hit six in their convincing 6-1 away win at Tudor, with Tim Taylor hitting four for the north Suffolk side. But in the most keenly contested game of the day, Lowestoft International were 4-0 down away at Suffolk Punch but fought back to narrowly lose 4-3.
In division three, only one team has maintained a 100pc start to the new season - with Waveney Gunners topping the table with three wins from their three games.
In a battle of the unbeaten sides last Saturday, The Gunners beat Norman Warrior 3-1.
Blundeston Magpies Reserves are in second after a 4-0 win over Carlton Rangers.
The previously unbeaten Oxford Arms Reserves are fourth after a 2-1 loss at Corton White Horse Seltic Reserves.
Waveney A are up to fifth after a 3-0 win over Mutford & Wrentham Reserves, who are still searching for their first points.
Seventh placed Westhall picked up their first win with a 3-1 success over eighth-placed Kirkley & Pakefield B, while Spexhall Reserves are ninth after a fine 6-1 win over bottom of the table Factory Arms.
Marquis of Lorne and Earsham collected their second points of the campaign after sharing a 1-1 draw.
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