PREMIER DIVISION
The top match in the Under18 Premier Division saw third placed AC Wigston travel to table topping Quorn. A hard fought match ended all square at 1-1 with Wigston taking the lead early on when centre back Luke Foster headed home a long throw in. Quorn equalised towards the end of the first half through Drew Williamson and after that a midfield battle ensued and the nearest either side came to scoring was mid-way through the second half when Nathan Keizer's fine header was tipped onto the crossbar by the athletic Quorn goalkeeper. Wigston United got there own back against Kegworth Imps when they recorded a 5 - 1 home win scoring through Nick Hart (2), George Drake, Luke Prior and Romain Pemberton. Westfield Wanderers and Allexton & Tenant played out a terrific game which ended up in a 5-5 draw. Allexton took an early lead through Iain Willett and midway through the second half Westfield equalised with a fine goal. Both teams played some good football and 1-1 half time score line was a fair reflection.

The second half was again equally as exciting, Westfield came storming out the blocks and made it 2-1 and then 3-1 very quickly with two goals from Tom Wallace and there only looked one winner as it was very much one way traffic. Tenant got their heads back up and gave themselves hope when Louis Rayat scrambled in a second. Then Tenant captain Nathan Curtis made it 3-3 with a great strike. However Westfield took away Allexton's joy very quickly when they made it 4-3 soon after with a well worked move. Allexton then equalised once more from a corner as Jack Boothby got on the end of a delivery to score his first for the club. Westfield once again dampened Allexton celebrations as eight minutes from time they fired home a fifth to make it 5-4. Yet again Tom Wallace scoring to make it four in the game Tenant looked like all the efforts had been for nothing but they forced a corner with seconds to play and Iain Willet got on the end of the delivery by Tom Roughly and Allexton equalised for the fourth and final time. The final whistle blew straight from the kick off after the goal to end what was a thrilling football match.

Queniborough went straight in for the match today and scored the first goal through an outstanding opener by Kyle Smith. Syston scored an equaliser after fifteen minutes, but Smith produced the goal of the match with a fantastic lob over the goalie's head from out on the wing. Queniborough defender Daniel Moore brought down the Syston forward for the referee to give Syston a penalty. They scored it and the game was leveled. Syston raised their game and by half time were leading 4-2 although Queniborough didn't deserve the scoreline having had most of the play in the first half. Once again injuries hit Queniborough and although just returning from a serious injury, Steve Mitchell hobbled off after trying valiantly to return in the second half after a nasty strain to his groin as the half time whistle blew. Reserve Sat Thandi came on as replacement. Syston also made some tactical subs as they had rested two of their key players for their final, but their manager realised the threat Queniborough had to them and decided to bring them on. Queniborough soon pulled one back after the break through Ford Taylor, after a delicate through ball from midfield. Bur Syston went on to score two more very lucky goals in quick succession - one from a dropped ball from the Queniborough keeper, the other from a corner. Queniborough raised their heads and came back into the game, after a long free kick from keeper Tom Meredith that landed to the feet of Queniborough's Jack Shaw who controlled well and the finish was on target and shot past the Syston keeper. However the final score was 6-4 to Syston, but both managers agreed it was one of their best matches of the season. Queniborough only have three matches left to pull themselves off the bottom of the league, as they lost points when Gilmorton folded mid-season.

UNDER 17'S
PREMIER DIVISION
Enderby 2000 took a massive step towards the league and cup double after recording one of the biggest wins of the season with a 9 - 1 thumping of Loughborough Dynamo with Patrick Allihn scoring the consolation for Dynamo. Coalville Town managed to record their second win of the season. After beating Measham Welfare 3 - 1 with T Birch netting for the home side, Birstall United completed their season with a 4 - 1 win at Westfield Wanderers ensuring them of runners up position in the league, James Heathcote was on target scoring for Westfield.
DIVISION ONE
Champions Melton Foxes rediscovered there goal scoring form as they went on the rampage in the 13 goal thriller after losing out in the county cup final the previous week Foxes took the lead on five minutes, keeper Andy Botham throwing the ball to Gareth Fare who played a lovely ball to Tom Bingley who placed the ball past the keeper. Glenfield then equalised with Michael Andrews goal before Mark Tinsley held the ball up on the edge of the area and played Will Keightley in for foxes second. Glenfield scored a penalty to draw level. Foxes took the lead again when Gareth Fare won the ball on the left, put in a lovely cross for Tom Bingley to get his second goal of the game. Glenfield scored before and after half time to take the lead for the first time with a Adam Parry goal. Will Keightley made the score four all with an excellent run, beating three defenders and scoring in the corner. Foxes got back in front when Dale Radford beat the keeper from eight yards. Gareth Fare scored the sixth, receiving the ball from a short corner, beating the defender to shoot into the corner of the net. Will Keightley completed his hat-trick converting Dale Radfords cross at the far post. Goal number eight came when Harry Forfars free kick found Dale Radford who put in a cross for Jack Woodhall to slide in and score. Goal keeper Andy Botham limped off halfway through the second half; top scorer Mark Tinsley replaced him keeping Glenfield out until close to full time.
DIVISION TWO
Gilmorton Juniors recorded their seventh win of the season with a 6 - 1 win over Huncote Dynamo's with goals from Jake Flint, Sam Foster(2), Ally Sandicock, Ben Johnson and Joe Baldwin. Syston Town finished the season off in style with a 12 - 0 demolition of bottom club Soar Valley the win was not enough to claim runners up spot from Lutterworth Town.

UNDER 16'S
PREMIER DIVISION
St Andrews are the new leaders of the division after playing twice in the week. First just edging Aylestone Park in a game they should have lost but for disappointing finishing by the Aylestone Park forwards, the game ending with Nick Hatch netting minutes after coming on as substitute. Sunday's game saw them at home to third placed Mowbray Rangers and as before just shading the match with a 4 - 3 result goals from Nick Hatch (2), Micky Harris and Ashley Palfreyman. Aylestone Park travelled to Royce Rangers and returned with all three points after a 3 - 1 win with Joe Hanlon scoring for the home side and James Ireland, Tom Orton and Tyler Sibson on target for the Park. Loughborough Dynamo recorded only there forth win of the season when they entertained bottom club Blaby & Whetstone winning 3 - 1 with goals from Phil O'Mara, Liam Scott and Sam Russell.
DIVISION ONE
Narborough entered their final match of the season at home to Sileby knowing that a draw would secure them the runners up spot behind champions Nirvana. They started a little nervously but a pinpoint pass from Connor Bennett picked out Joe Monksfield in the box, his first touch was excellent and he finished from close in. The home side had several other opportunities but they were thwarted by fine stops from the Sileby keeper. With 5 minutes remaining a long throw was only half cleared and the ball fell to Matt Barrington who volleyed home from 10 yards to double the lead. In injury time keeper Jordan Duffy crashed a penalty against the crossbar. An excellent defensive performance from Narborough allowing Sileby only one clear sight of their goal in the entire game, with man of the match Monksfield ably supported by Tom Morgan and Sam Stancombe who were rock solid throughout. Beaumont Town rediscoverd their scoring boots in the 3 - 1 win over Ibstock Youth, with goals from James Baines, Hardeep Mudhar and Mitchell Coyston.
DIVISION TWO
Second placed Quorn Juniors are left knowing a another win will secure second place in the league after being pegged back in recent weeks Sunday saw them gain a point against Rothley imps with Jack Wainwright and Jay Elphick scoring, Ratby Sports had a narrow victory over Netherhall Diamonds with Sean Green, Harry Grigg and David Allen finding the net. Shelthorpe Loins hade a fine 5 - 1 win over Swallows Green Youth with goals from Ashton Holland (2), Roshun Lakha (2) and Sam Shepherd. Friar Lane and Epworth also won against Wigston Rangers with a 2 - 1 score line with Brett Bellemy and Nathan Brown scoring for the Lane Danny Mitchell netting for Rangers.
DIVISION THREE
Kingsway Rangers have snatched second place of Countesthorpe Athletic 03 with a 2 - 1 win over Highfield Rangers with a Josh Thompson goal after Mitch Allen had given them the lead. Asfordby Armatures recorded a 5 -0 win over Ibstock Youth United with goals from Spencer Jones (4) and Thomas Woulds.
DIVISION FOUR
It's all to play for between Birstall United and Kegworth Imps for the runners up position with one game left Birstall have to win after losing to Loughborough F C Youth 2 - 1 with a Matt Walden goal not enough, Kegworth have 2 to play with a 2 point gap to make up but they recorded a 3 - 1 home win over Whetstone Juniors with Alex Purkis, Adam Stallard and Andy Marshall all finding the net.

UNDER 16 COUNY CUP
Syston Town have the first piece of the treble in place after recording a 1 - 0 win over Countesthorpe Athletic with a Jamie Allen goal seconds into the second half after a equal first period, with Syston hitting the bar three times, Countesthorpe played to their strength but never threatened in front of goal until the second half but found the Syston keeper in good form this was a very entertaining match watched by a large crowd played in the right spirit.