Chadderton cruise

FOOTBALL:

CHADDERTON Juniors FC under-13s swept aside Fothergill Falcons 22-0 in the Rochdale and Oldham Youth League.

Bradley Humphreys and Matty Goulding scored four apiece, Liam Eadsforth and Jermaine Marton notched hat-tricks, while Louis Gilligan, Dan Javed, Sean Middleton and Adam Marsden bagged doubles.



SPRINGHEAD under-13s, featuring a fine goal from Matt Hewitt, returned to action with a 7-2 win over Chadderton Park.

Toby Ferguson opened the scoring, before Hewitt’s super strike from close to the half-way line doubled his side’s advantage.

Dominic Shaw converted a second-half penalty for Springhead’s third and Connor Bourne made it four.

The fifth came from Tom Travis, before Jack Lent and Bourne wrapped up a stylish victory.


CHRIS May scored with virtually the last kick of the game as Crompton Villa under-13s won 5-4 at Rochdale St Clements.

Harry Southern and Callum McEvilly were the other Villa marksmen.


Bury and Radcliffe Junior League
A HAT-TRICK Lee Tinker, plus other goals from Joe Fagan (two) and Jordan Charnock, clinched a 6-1 win for Chaddy End under-16s against Prestwich Heys in the Bury and Radcliffe Junior League.

And the under-17s, with Max Kelland (three), Jonathan Buckley (two) and Ben Donahue on target, defeated Elton Vale 6-3.


East Manchester Mini-Soccer League

RESULTS and scorers from the Manchester Mini-Soccer League are —

UNDER-NINES: Heyside Juniors ‘A’ 12 (Taylor Metcalf 3, Robbie McBride 3, Ben Mulholland 2, Dalton O’Connor 2, Arron Barrow, Bailey Harrop), Ridge Hill Celtic ‘A’ 0.


East Manchester Junior League

JAMES Larty bagged a brace as Chadderton Juniors FC under-12s defeated Mossley 2-1 in the East Manchester Junior League.


Bowlee Mini-Soccer League

RESULTS from the Bowlee Mini-Soccer League are —

UNDER-10S: Heyside JFC 9 (Jack Dunkerley 2, Lewis Dearden 3, Sulamain Sajjad 2, Kieran May, Callum Kinney), Shawclough FC 0.


Other results

OTHER results and scorers —

Chaddy Hoppers 4 (Michael Alker 3, Aaron Hall), Woodbank Reds 1 (Taylor Coffey).Scullion the saviour

OLDHAM Schools under-14s had to settle for a point after being held to a 2-2 draw by Stockport in the Greater Manchester Schools’ League.

Behind in the 28th minute, the town team were back on level terms 60 seconds later through Regan Walker (Counthill).

But Stockport regained the lead before half-time when they caught Oldham napping.

Oldham dominated the second half and came close to drawing level on several occasions before Tom Scullion (Failsworth) found the back of the net on the hour mark to claim a share of the spoils.