The season’s John More Shield Finalist will be Gt Yarmouth Town Hall and Suffolk Punch after this weekends semi final matches were played.
Suffolk Punch eased through their tie at Kirkley & Pakefield B 7-0 whilst Gt Yarmouth Town Hall edged a tight affair with Harleston Town Res. 2-1. The final looks set for Friday 24th April at Crown Meadow.
The first division title is almost in the hands of Hearts of Oak following their 2-0 win against Spexhall and they need just one more win as they have a vastly superior goal difference on Pot Black who are firm favourites for the runners up berth following their 3-1 win against Blundeston Magpies and their solitary goal mid week against Kirkley & Pakefield.
Norton Athletic seemingly feel away as they were held 2-2 by lowly Caxton Res. who were gifted a late leveller.
Wrentham slip again as they went down 3-1 at Kirkley & Pakefield A whilst Waveney Res. who have hit some good form beat Barsham 5-2.
The final game in the division saw FC Hearts run out 7-1 winners against Sole Bay United Res.
Corton White Horse Seltic edged closer to the second division title as they won a tight game with Pakefield Re-United 3-2. They remain 12 points clear of Ole Frank whom beat Bungay Town A 5-2.
Norton Athletic Res. climb back to third some 5 points behind Frank following their narrow 2-1 win at Oxford Arms Res. but Norton do have 3 games in hand.
Hopton White Hart are a point further back as they were held to a 1-1 draw by LIFC.
Crusaders put another nail into Ellinghams coffin following their fine 5-2 win whilst the Tudor v Oulton Broad & Notleys game was abandoned due to the state of the pitch.
Due to the John Moore Shield there were just 3 games played in division three and these saw Lake Lothing run out 7-1 winners over basement side Factory Arms.
Waveney A netted a good 4-2 win against Marquis of Lorne to jump above them and Corton White Horse Seltic Res. won by the same scoreline at Westhall.
If any new teams are interested in joining the league for the 2009/10 season then please contact secretary Mike Johnson 01502 565518 in the first instance.
Results 28th March:
Division 1
Barsham 2 v 5 Waveney Res.
FC Hearts 7 v 1 Sole Bay United Res.
Hearts of Oak 2 v 0 Spexhall
Kirkley & Pakefield A 3 v 1 Wrentham
Norton Athletic 2 v 2 Beccles Caxton Res.
Pot Black 3 v 1 Blundeston Magpies
Division 2
Bungay Town A 2 v 5 Ole Frank
Corton White Horse Seltic 3 v 2 Pakefield Re-United
Crusaders 5 v 2 Ellingham
Hopton White Hart 1 v 1 LIFC
Oxford Arms Res. 1 v 2 Norton Athletic Res.
Tudor FC A v A Oulton Broad & Notleys Res.
Division 3
Factory Arms 1 v 7 Lake Lothing
Spexhall Res. P v P Earsham
Waveney A 4 v 2 Marquis of Lorne
Westhall 2 v 4 Corton White Horse Seltic Res.
John Moore Shield Semi Finals:
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 2 v 1 Harleston Town Res.
Kirkley & Pakefield B 0 v 7 Suffolk Punch
24th March – Division 1:
Kirkley & Pakefield A 0 v 1 Pot Black
Sunday 29 March 2009
Sunday 15 March 2009
League Report 14th March
The semi finalists for this season Brighty Driving Tuition KO Cup are now known following the ¼ final ties this week.
Hearts of Oak romped into the semi finals following their 7-0 demolition of Spexhall and they will face Pot Black who defeated Blundeston Magpies 2-0.
Beccles Caxton Res. defeated Norton Athletic Res. 4-1 and they will face Waveney Res. whom beat Barsham 4-2 with two goals each for Ray Winney & Ian Hunter.
Onto league matters and just two games played in the first division where Norton Athletic eased to a 5-2 win at FC Hearts thanks largely to a first half Paul Harriman hat-trick.
Wrentham won their local derby against Sole Bay Res. 2-0.
The goals were flying in, in the second division as leaders White Horse Seltic thrashed Hopton White Hart 7-2.
Pakefield Re-United took advantage of Norton’s cup match as they jump above them into second spot after their 5-2 success against Ellingham.
Ole Frank are now third as they scored the only goal at LIFC.
At Dip Farm Corton A & Oxford Arms Res. shared 6 goals. Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. picked up a good three points following their fine 3-0 win against Crusaders whilst Waveney Gunners picked up another win, 2-1 at Tudor FC.
The third division saw Suffolk Punch close the gap at the top as they beat Spexhall Res. 2-0 whilst leaders Gt Yarmouth Town Hall were being held to a 2-2 draw at 3rd placed Harleston Town Res.
Earsham had a fine 3-0 victory at Westhall whilst Kirkley & Pakefield B ran out 4-1 winners in their match with Factory Arms.
Lake Lothing slipped to a 2-0 defeat at White Horse Seltic Res. whilst finally Marquis of Lorne collected the points following their 4-1 success at Blundeston Magpies Res.
Results 14th March:
Division 1
FC Hearts 2 v 5 Norton Athletic
Wrentham 2 v 0 Sole Bay United Res.
Division 2
Corton A 3 v 3 Oxford Arms Res.
Corton White Horse Seltic 7 v 2 Hopton White Hart
Lowestoft International 0 v 1 Ole Frank
Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. 3 v 0 Crusaders
Pakefield Re-United 5 v 2 Ellingham
Tudor FC 1 v 2 Waveney Gunners
Division 3
Blundeston Magpies Res. 1 v 4 Marquis of Lorne
Corton White Horse Seltic Res. 2 v 0 Lake Lothing
Harleston Town Res. 2 v 2 Gt Yarmouth Town Hall
Kirkley & Pakefield B 4 v 1 Factory Arms
Spexhall Res. 0 v 2 Suffolk Punch
Westhall 0 v 3 Earsham
Brightly Driving Tuition KO Cup ¼ Finals:
Hearts of Oak 7 v 0 Spexhall
Norton Athletic Res. 1 v 4 Beccles Caxton Res.
Pot Black 2 v 0 Blundeston Magpies
Waveney Res. 4 v 2 Barsham
Hearts of Oak romped into the semi finals following their 7-0 demolition of Spexhall and they will face Pot Black who defeated Blundeston Magpies 2-0.
Beccles Caxton Res. defeated Norton Athletic Res. 4-1 and they will face Waveney Res. whom beat Barsham 4-2 with two goals each for Ray Winney & Ian Hunter.
Onto league matters and just two games played in the first division where Norton Athletic eased to a 5-2 win at FC Hearts thanks largely to a first half Paul Harriman hat-trick.
Wrentham won their local derby against Sole Bay Res. 2-0.
The goals were flying in, in the second division as leaders White Horse Seltic thrashed Hopton White Hart 7-2.
Pakefield Re-United took advantage of Norton’s cup match as they jump above them into second spot after their 5-2 success against Ellingham.
Ole Frank are now third as they scored the only goal at LIFC.
At Dip Farm Corton A & Oxford Arms Res. shared 6 goals. Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. picked up a good three points following their fine 3-0 win against Crusaders whilst Waveney Gunners picked up another win, 2-1 at Tudor FC.
The third division saw Suffolk Punch close the gap at the top as they beat Spexhall Res. 2-0 whilst leaders Gt Yarmouth Town Hall were being held to a 2-2 draw at 3rd placed Harleston Town Res.
Earsham had a fine 3-0 victory at Westhall whilst Kirkley & Pakefield B ran out 4-1 winners in their match with Factory Arms.
Lake Lothing slipped to a 2-0 defeat at White Horse Seltic Res. whilst finally Marquis of Lorne collected the points following their 4-1 success at Blundeston Magpies Res.
Results 14th March:
Division 1
FC Hearts 2 v 5 Norton Athletic
Wrentham 2 v 0 Sole Bay United Res.
Division 2
Corton A 3 v 3 Oxford Arms Res.
Corton White Horse Seltic 7 v 2 Hopton White Hart
Lowestoft International 0 v 1 Ole Frank
Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. 3 v 0 Crusaders
Pakefield Re-United 5 v 2 Ellingham
Tudor FC 1 v 2 Waveney Gunners
Division 3
Blundeston Magpies Res. 1 v 4 Marquis of Lorne
Corton White Horse Seltic Res. 2 v 0 Lake Lothing
Harleston Town Res. 2 v 2 Gt Yarmouth Town Hall
Kirkley & Pakefield B 4 v 1 Factory Arms
Spexhall Res. 0 v 2 Suffolk Punch
Westhall 0 v 3 Earsham
Brightly Driving Tuition KO Cup ¼ Finals:
Hearts of Oak 7 v 0 Spexhall
Norton Athletic Res. 1 v 4 Beccles Caxton Res.
Pot Black 2 v 0 Blundeston Magpies
Waveney Res. 4 v 2 Barsham
Monday 9 March 2009
League Report 7th March.
Reigning champions Hearts of Oak effectively sealed the title as they defeated nearest challengers Pot Black 3-1 to open up a massive 13 point lead at the top with FC Hearts now second following their 3-2 victory at Barsham.
Wrentham who have hit a poor run were held 1-1 at Caxton Res. and it looks like Sole Bay United Res. and Oxford Arms for the bottom two places as they both lost again with Kirkley & Pakefield A winning 3-0 at Sole Bay and Waveney Res. securing a 5-2 success against Oxford who are now 7 points of adrift of Caxton and have played 3 games more.
Spexhall won their mid table affair at Blundeston Magpies 4-2.
The second division saw leaders White Horse Seltic cruise to a 4-1 win over second placed Ole Frank who have now slipped to fourth as Norton Athletic Res. eased to a 6-1 win against Corton A with in form Gary Crisp netting another 3 goals.
Pakefield Re-United also jump above Frank following their 2-0 win at Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res.
Hopton White Hart stay in touch despite dropping two points in their thrilling 5-5 draw with basement side Oxford Arms Res. where elsewhere Waveney Gunners 2-0 win against Crusaders sees them swap places with Ellingham now in the bottom two as they crashed to a 3-1 reverse at LIFC who jump up some 4 places.
The other match saw Bungay Town A remain in the top 6 following their 5-2 win over Tudor FC.
The third division saw a surprise as Blundeston Magpies Res. defeated third placed Harleston Town Res. 3-0 and as a result they move out of the bottom two as Westhall drop down following their 4-1 defeat to Lake Lothing who remain in fourth.
Suffolk Punch closed the gap to 7 points at the top as they beat Kirkley & Pakefield B 3-0 and still have some 4 games in hand on Town Hall.
Marquis of Lorne drew again 1-1 at Earsham whilst Waveney A improved their goal difference with their 9-0 rout at Factory Arms.
Gt. Yarmouth Town Hall moved into the semi finals of the John Moore Shield as they defeated Spexhall Res. 5-1.
Results 07th March:
Division 1
Barsham 1 v 3 F.C. Hearts
Beccles Caxton Reserves 1 v 1 Wrentham
Blundeston Magpies 2 v 4 Spexhall
Pot Black 1 v 3 Hearts of Oak
Sole Bay United Reserves 0 v 3 Kirkley & Pakefield 'A'
Waveney Reserves 5 v 2 Oxford Arms
Division 2
Bungay Town 'A' 5 v 2 Tudor
Hopton White Hart 5 v 5 Oxford Arms Reserves
Lowestoft International 3 v 1 Ellingham
Norton Athletic Reserves 6 v 1 Corton 'A'
Ole Frank 1 v 4 Corton White Horse Seltic
Oulton Broad & Notley's Reserves 0 v 2 Pakefield Re-United
Waveney Gunners 2 v 0 Crusaders
Division 3
Blundeston Magpies Reserves 3 v 0 Harleston Town Reserves
Earsham 1 v 1 Marquis of Lorne
Factory Arms 0 v 9 Waveney 'A'
Kirkley & Pakefield 'B' 0 v 3 Suffolk Punch
Lake Lothing 4 v 1 Westhall
John Moore Shield ¼ Final
Spexhall Reserves 1 v 5 Great Yarmouth Town Hall
Wrentham who have hit a poor run were held 1-1 at Caxton Res. and it looks like Sole Bay United Res. and Oxford Arms for the bottom two places as they both lost again with Kirkley & Pakefield A winning 3-0 at Sole Bay and Waveney Res. securing a 5-2 success against Oxford who are now 7 points of adrift of Caxton and have played 3 games more.
Spexhall won their mid table affair at Blundeston Magpies 4-2.
The second division saw leaders White Horse Seltic cruise to a 4-1 win over second placed Ole Frank who have now slipped to fourth as Norton Athletic Res. eased to a 6-1 win against Corton A with in form Gary Crisp netting another 3 goals.
Pakefield Re-United also jump above Frank following their 2-0 win at Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res.
Hopton White Hart stay in touch despite dropping two points in their thrilling 5-5 draw with basement side Oxford Arms Res. where elsewhere Waveney Gunners 2-0 win against Crusaders sees them swap places with Ellingham now in the bottom two as they crashed to a 3-1 reverse at LIFC who jump up some 4 places.
The other match saw Bungay Town A remain in the top 6 following their 5-2 win over Tudor FC.
The third division saw a surprise as Blundeston Magpies Res. defeated third placed Harleston Town Res. 3-0 and as a result they move out of the bottom two as Westhall drop down following their 4-1 defeat to Lake Lothing who remain in fourth.
Suffolk Punch closed the gap to 7 points at the top as they beat Kirkley & Pakefield B 3-0 and still have some 4 games in hand on Town Hall.
Marquis of Lorne drew again 1-1 at Earsham whilst Waveney A improved their goal difference with their 9-0 rout at Factory Arms.
Gt. Yarmouth Town Hall moved into the semi finals of the John Moore Shield as they defeated Spexhall Res. 5-1.
Results 07th March:
Division 1
Barsham 1 v 3 F.C. Hearts
Beccles Caxton Reserves 1 v 1 Wrentham
Blundeston Magpies 2 v 4 Spexhall
Pot Black 1 v 3 Hearts of Oak
Sole Bay United Reserves 0 v 3 Kirkley & Pakefield 'A'
Waveney Reserves 5 v 2 Oxford Arms
Division 2
Bungay Town 'A' 5 v 2 Tudor
Hopton White Hart 5 v 5 Oxford Arms Reserves
Lowestoft International 3 v 1 Ellingham
Norton Athletic Reserves 6 v 1 Corton 'A'
Ole Frank 1 v 4 Corton White Horse Seltic
Oulton Broad & Notley's Reserves 0 v 2 Pakefield Re-United
Waveney Gunners 2 v 0 Crusaders
Division 3
Blundeston Magpies Reserves 3 v 0 Harleston Town Reserves
Earsham 1 v 1 Marquis of Lorne
Factory Arms 0 v 9 Waveney 'A'
Kirkley & Pakefield 'B' 0 v 3 Suffolk Punch
Lake Lothing 4 v 1 Westhall
John Moore Shield ¼ Final
Spexhall Reserves 1 v 5 Great Yarmouth Town Hall
Monday 2 March 2009
League Report 28th Feb 2009.
A different week but a similar story as Hearts of Oak moved a week closer to the title following their impressive 6-1 win at Wrentham aided by a Kirk Gowing hat-trick.
Pot Black won 4-0 at Sole Bay and as such now move into 2nd place as previous occupants Norton Athletic went down 4-3 at Spexhall.
FC Hearts also leap over Norton following their 7-2 win against Oxford Arms.
In other games in the division Barsham’s impressive post Christmas form continued as they beat Kirkley & Pakefield by the only goal whilst Waveney Res. scored a 4-2 success against Caxton Res.
In the second division leaders White Horse Seltic were in Brighty Driving Tuition KO Cup action where they bowed out 3-2 at Blundeston Magpies and this allowed the teams behind them to close the gap.
Ole Frank in second spot won 4-0 against Ellingham and 3rd placed Norton Res. beat Tudor FC by the same scoreline with all 4 goals being scored by Gary Crisp.
Pakefield Re-United stay 4th following their 10-0 crushing of Oxford Arms Res. whist Hopton White Harts 5-4 win at Corton A sees them stay 5th.
Crusaders and Bungay Town A shared 4 goals as did Waveney Gunners and LIFC.
The third division saw the top 3 all pick up maximum points as Town Hall won 3-0 against Lake Lothing. Suffolk Punch scored a 5-1 win against Earsham and Harleston Town Res. won by the only goal against White Horse Seltic Res.
Spexhall Res. came back from Magpies Res. with a 3-1 win. Kirkley & Pakefield A won by the same score in their match with Westhall whilst finally Marquis of Lorne and Waveney A shared the points following their 2-2 draw.
Results 28th February:
Division 1:
Barsham 1 v 0 Kirkley & Pakefield A
FC Hearts 7 v 2 Oxford Arms
Sole Bay Res. 0 v 4 Pot Black
Spexhall 4 v 3 Norton Athletic
Waveney Res. 4 v 2 Caxton Res.
Wrentham 1 v 6 Hearts of Oak
Division 2:
Corton A 4 v 5 Hopton White Hart
Crusaders 2 v 2 Bungay Town A
Norton Athletic Res. 4 v 0 Tudor FC
Ole Frank 4 v 0 Ellingham
Oxford Arms Res. 0 v 10 Pakefield Re-United
Waveney Gunners 2 v 2 LIFC
Division 3:
Blundeston Magpies Res. 1 v 3 Spexhall Res.
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 3 v 0 Lake Lothing
Harleston Town Res. 1 v 0 White Horse Selic Res.
Kirkley & Pakefield B 3 v 1 Westhall
Marquis of Lorne 2 v 2 Waveney A
Suffolk Punch 5 v 1 Earsham
Brighty Driving Tuition KO Cup.
Blundeston Magpies 3 v 2 White Horse Seltic
Pot Black won 4-0 at Sole Bay and as such now move into 2nd place as previous occupants Norton Athletic went down 4-3 at Spexhall.
FC Hearts also leap over Norton following their 7-2 win against Oxford Arms.
In other games in the division Barsham’s impressive post Christmas form continued as they beat Kirkley & Pakefield by the only goal whilst Waveney Res. scored a 4-2 success against Caxton Res.
In the second division leaders White Horse Seltic were in Brighty Driving Tuition KO Cup action where they bowed out 3-2 at Blundeston Magpies and this allowed the teams behind them to close the gap.
Ole Frank in second spot won 4-0 against Ellingham and 3rd placed Norton Res. beat Tudor FC by the same scoreline with all 4 goals being scored by Gary Crisp.
Pakefield Re-United stay 4th following their 10-0 crushing of Oxford Arms Res. whist Hopton White Harts 5-4 win at Corton A sees them stay 5th.
Crusaders and Bungay Town A shared 4 goals as did Waveney Gunners and LIFC.
The third division saw the top 3 all pick up maximum points as Town Hall won 3-0 against Lake Lothing. Suffolk Punch scored a 5-1 win against Earsham and Harleston Town Res. won by the only goal against White Horse Seltic Res.
Spexhall Res. came back from Magpies Res. with a 3-1 win. Kirkley & Pakefield A won by the same score in their match with Westhall whilst finally Marquis of Lorne and Waveney A shared the points following their 2-2 draw.
Results 28th February:
Division 1:
Barsham 1 v 0 Kirkley & Pakefield A
FC Hearts 7 v 2 Oxford Arms
Sole Bay Res. 0 v 4 Pot Black
Spexhall 4 v 3 Norton Athletic
Waveney Res. 4 v 2 Caxton Res.
Wrentham 1 v 6 Hearts of Oak
Division 2:
Corton A 4 v 5 Hopton White Hart
Crusaders 2 v 2 Bungay Town A
Norton Athletic Res. 4 v 0 Tudor FC
Ole Frank 4 v 0 Ellingham
Oxford Arms Res. 0 v 10 Pakefield Re-United
Waveney Gunners 2 v 2 LIFC
Division 3:
Blundeston Magpies Res. 1 v 3 Spexhall Res.
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 3 v 0 Lake Lothing
Harleston Town Res. 1 v 0 White Horse Selic Res.
Kirkley & Pakefield B 3 v 1 Westhall
Marquis of Lorne 2 v 2 Waveney A
Suffolk Punch 5 v 1 Earsham
Brighty Driving Tuition KO Cup.
Blundeston Magpies 3 v 2 White Horse Seltic
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