UNDER 16'S
PREMIER DIVISION
Syston Town are the leaders of the premier division with a 5 -0 thrashing away at Barrow Town, Mitch Williams led the way for Syston by scoring a brace the other goal scorers were Joe Danvers, Tom Elson and Dan Epworth. Mowbray Rangers remain second despite drawing a blank at home to Loughborough Dynamo; Dynamo came out on top by one goal to nil in a tense, claustrophobic affair played on a pitch that had more to do with philately than football at Melton Mowbray on Sunday. In a game with precious little football on display Cook scored the only goal of the game on sixty eight minutes, a Beckhamesque free kick from just outside the eighteen yard box which found the very top of the top right hand corner of the net to break the deadlock. Some uncharitable onlookers and teammates suggested that perhaps Cook was crossing not shooting but either way it was enough for a memorable victory. The pattern of the match emerged early in the first half with play squeezed into a congested midfield and both sides relying upon balls over the top for their attacking outlets. Some of the spectators needed neck braces at half time after having spent much of the first half gazing into the heavens looking for the ball amongst flocks of migrating birds. Scott and Morris on the left did manage to penetrate the well marshalled Mowbray defence on more than one occasion but didn't seriously threaten the Mowbray net. The second half saw Loughborough having more success at keeping the ball on the ground with O'Mara and Cook and Russell and Scott linking to create opportunities which were not converted and Morris continuing to press for weaknesses through the centre. Major and Sharma were thrown on for the last twenty minutes to add physical presence and on sixty-eight minutes Cook flighted a free kick beyond the Mowbray keeper's outstretched hand to take a deserved lead. This set up a tense last ten minutes. Mowbray pressed for the equaliser and came close to scoring when a throw in on the right saw the Loughborough defender turned and the shot across the goal rebound off the post and back across the goal where a Mowbray striker put the follow up wide of an empty net. While this wasn't pretty Loughborough have eked out a result away from home against a good side which had more to do with their application and commitment than their creative flair. Countesthorpe Athletic came away from Dorset avenue with a fine 3 points in a hard fought game. Aylestone Park had plenty of possession in the first half but failed to create a serious attempt on goal, whilst the visitors looked dangerous on the break. On the stroke of half time Countesthorpe were awarded a free kick 25 yards out, up stepped Danny Jenno to rifle a thunderbolt strike into the Aylestone net via a post. The home side continued to press in the second half, but with Tom Mason and Jenno in inspired form there was no way through, Tom Weaver and Aaron Murray took hold of the middle of the park and created the best chance of the game, only to see Matt Bizley narrowly drag his shot wide. Royce Rangers had a narrow home win against the unlucky Blaby and Whetstone by two to one with goals scored by the league top goal getter in Joe Halon (2). Saffron Dynamo came away from the home match with St Andrews with a 2 - 2 drew , Andrews spurning many chances and leading at half time 2 - 0 but in the second half a good rally from dynamo led to a draw Sam Becket and Joe Wright getting the home goals.
DIVISION ONE
Westfield Wanderers are the new leaders in division one after seeing off Narborough & Littlethorpe by four goals to two , goals for the home side from Will Carnell , Jordan Coomb and a double from Jamie Hughes .Second placed Leicester Nirvana won away at Wigston Youth by three goals to one with the home goal coming from Ben Mason, in the other game in the division saw a nine goal thriller with Beaumont Town 04 coming away from Ibstock Youth with all three points the Ibstock goals were scored by Tom Maund, Luke Bourne and Ian Jones,

DIVISION TWO
Oadby Owls remain on top of the league on goal difference from Ratby sports with a two - one victory over Quorn Juniors with goals from Rikki King and Josh Podges , Henry Waller with Quorns goal. Ratby won an epic encounter on home turf by beating Friar Lane & Epworth 4 - 3 , Ratby goals were scored by David Allen with a hat-trick and Patrick Heighton. Gilmorton moved up a place into third with a 5 - 0 thrashing of Netherhall Diamonds, Ray Ford, Steven Bottom and a hat-trick from star striker Daniel Nwaozuzu .Mid table Barwell had a comfortable home win against Woodgate 80 with goals from Adam Stapleford-Jones and Thomas Caron with a brace. Wigston Rangers had to share the spoils away at Shelthorpe Lions with a 4 - 4 draw Sam Shepard, Ben Haywood and Micheal Buccheri with two. Wigston's goals came from Danny Mitchell, Danny Sharpe and two from Shaun Rowley. Rothley Imps won away at Swallows Green by 4 - 1 with Daniel Swain getting the home sides consolidation

DIVISION THREE
Kingsway Rangers remain top of the table despite losing away at Highfield Rangers Zahland two and Ebrahim Mulla scoring for the home side. Fleckney Athletic won away at Ibstock United Youth, Fleckney Athletic took the long road to Ibstock Youth United, searching for their first points of the season. After just 10 Minutes Fleckney were awarded a penalty, Ricky Singh brought down only for his spot kick to be excellently saved by the Ibstock Keeper. Fleckney continued to dominate the first half and with 22 minutes on the clock were awarded their second penalty, Ben Matthews brought down this time. Jordan Cufflin stepped up to take the penalty and made no mistake driving the ball into the keeper's right hand corner. Half Time 1-1. The second half started at a fast pace and Ibstock forced their way back into the game and went close on two occasions. Fleckney held firm and a great run from Ricky Singh saw a cross and Ben Matthews made no mistake in making it 2-0. Ibstock pushed forward but some sloppy tackling gave Fleckney a free kick which Jordan Cufflin tapped to Singh who drilled the ball in from 30 yards, Singh made it 4-0 after running onto a fine pass from Calum Grub. Ibstock gained a consolation with the goal of the game from their Man of the Match Ash Cosnett; Man of the match for Fleckney was Ben Matthews. Raynsway moved into third position with a 4 - 2 win at Dunton & Broughton. Goals from Jack Hickey, Zac Aainscough with two and Josh Costa with the home side scoring through Tom Harris and Dane Howard. Harborough Town won on their travels at Countesthorpe Athletic 03 by four goals to three, home team goals were scored by Lewis Love (two) and Cody Day with Barnes Gladman (two), Jack Phillips and Ross Digby for Town. Friar Lane Juniors won at home to Asfordby Amateurs by 4 - 1 with Ky Sutton (two) , James Bott and Liam Butlin on target for Friar Lane. The other result of the day saw Kirby Muxloe being held at home by Melton Foxes with the score ending up at two - two, Joe Bolton and Lewis Reid for 88 and Ollie Knotley and John Beedy for the Foxes.
DIVISION FOUR
Queniborough Juniors remain on top of division four with a 5 - 0 result at Mountsorrel Juniors, Anstey Swifts won at Shepshed Village, this was a game both sides were looking forward to and on the day could of gone either way. Anstey broke the deadlock in the 2 minute of game by a lucky rebound, as Sam Blackshaw the Shepshed keeper made a clearance but the ball rebounded in to his own net to give Anstey a gifted early goal. Ashley Tyler pulled a goal back for Shepshed before half time to make the half time score 1-1. second half got under way and both teams knew they could step up a gear and Anstey was the team to do that, the Shepshed defence and goalkeeper doing all they could to try and prevent more goals but found it hard to cope with the Anstey attack, and Anstey bagged 3 more goals and went home with the 3 points. Gaunt Youth still in third place after a five nil thrashing of Loughborough FC Youth, with goals from Callum Mewis (2) Ryan Joshi, Jason Davies and Liam Glover. The other result in the division Whetstone Juniors won away at Bushloe Sunday by 5 - 2, Bushloe's goals coming from Dylan Williams and James Maylon.