Leicestershire Youth League

Weekly Reports

Match Reports 20/01/08

With the latest round of football games severely decimated due to the weather only eight game were completed in the youth league.

UNDER 18'S
PREMIER DIVISION
Wigston United have sprung upon some good form at last and nothing can undermine this as the latest result shows, this time the Demolition of Queniborough Juniors winning the game 12-3 Four goals apiece from Issa Duale and Nick Hart, the later in free scoring form with eleven goals from three starts, Ben Law helped himself to a hat-trick and the final goal was scored by Sean Tracy The win now pushes Wigston up to third in the table two points behind the leaders Kingsway Rangers.

UNDER 17'S
DIVISION ONE
Quorn juniors are now only five points behind the leaders Melton Foxes, and they saw the only action of the day in the division, when they entertained Cosby United, the result was never in doubt. As the game ended three nil to the home side, Adam Boulter, Danny Lewis and Joe Murphy finding the net for Quorn.
DIVISION TWO
The game at Kirby Muxloe '88 was the sole survivor of the weather and it didn't take long for Syston Juniors to make there mark in the 3 - 1 win. The consolation goal for Kirby was scored by Laim Hardy. The result means that Syston now top the table on goals scored from long time leaders Lutterworth Juniors.
County Cup
Earl Shilton Town are the second team to reach the under 17 county cup semi-finals with a impressive win over bottom of the premier table Coalville Town, Nico Ambrose scored four with the other coming from Jamie Mayer in the 5 - 1 win.

UNDER 16'S
PREMIER DIVISION
Bottom club Blaby had the chance to register some points after taking on rivals Royce Rangers. In the wet conditions both teams were trying to play good football but either team could get the upper hand, the game finished all square with a 2 - 2 draw with James Lupton getting both Blaby goals.
DIVISION TWO
The top of the table clash between Quorn Juniors and Oadby Owls finished with a win for the home side Quorn in the process reducing the gap at the top down to four points. Josh Podges got both Oadby's goals before going down 3 - 2.
DIVISION THREE
Dunton & Broughton took the lead midway through the first half. They capitalised on their lead and scored the second goal, which went in over the Raynsway Rangers goal keepers head. The free kick near the box was taken quickly and Raynsway were just not quick enough to react, and when they did react, the ball was in the net. Raynsway Rangers then pressed into the Dunton half, forcing the keeper to make a few good saves from Zak Ainscough. The Dunton team held on till half time to keep the score 2-0. The second half started and Raynsway pressed the Dunton defence, searching for the goal to put them back into the game. Raynsway scored midway through the second half, with Zak Ainscough getting the goal; to make sure he was still a challenger for the leagues top goal scorer. Raynsway got their second goal in quick succession. Jack Hickey swung in the corner from the right, and Zak was their again to head home his and the teams' second, to make the scores equal again. The third goal was a good contender for goal of the season. Jack Hickey took the corner again, but the Dunton defence cleared it back and he swung it in again. This time, Liam Norris volleyed the ball into the top left hand corner of the goal. Everyone thought it was going wide but "Gerrard of the Team" (Volley master - Liam Norris) knew that it was going in. Raynsway Fans thought that this goal had won the game but, there was still another one to come. In the last few seconds of the game, the ball was in the Dunton's defence. Their player dribbled it out but Arwinder Singh Sodhi slide tackled him and whilst being on the floor still, he set up Zak Ainscough for his hat-trick of the game.
DIVISION FOUR
Leaders Queniborough Juniors underlined their title credentials with a 6 - 1 win over Bushloe Sunday, the latest result leaves them ten points ahead with seven games to play. The scorers were Chris Watson, Sam Hawes, Darren Healey, Warren Smith and a brace from Dan Brunskill.