Suburban Parson Street maintain perfect start to season

GOALS from Aaron Shelby, Lee Pitman and Issac Suleyman helped Parson Street OB to a 3-2 home win over Old Georgians and maintained their 100 per cent record in Premier One.

Frazier Leat and Ollie Janes replied for Old Georgians

Leaders Easton Cowboys were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Filton Athletic. Kai Debbonaire was the the Cowboys’ marksman.

At the Stoke Gifford Stadium in a derby, Stoke Gifford United won 7-2 against Stoke Rangers. Lawrence Weston Athletic were also big winners, 6-1 at home to St Aldhelms. In a 5.30pm kick-off, AFC Mangotsfield travelled to Oaklands Park to play North Bristol United and returned with all three points courtesy of a 4-1 win. John Stephens converted a penalty for United.

Joel Edwards completed a hattrick to help Old Cothamians gain their first win of the season, a convincing 5-1 success at home to Bristol Spartak. Josh Mitchell and Dan Chidgey were also on target for the home side.

Premier Two leaders Wessex Wanderers moved four points clear after a 5-4 victory over Stockwood Wanderers Reserves, thanks to goals from Luke Krumins (2), Dino Gassani, Tom Trimble and Nathan Redford.

Second-placed Redbridge maintained their 100 per cent record with a 3-1 win at previously unbeaten Ashton United, with goals from from J White, S Giles and J Oliver. Jack Thorley scored a penalty for Ashton. AFC Brislington Reserves edged out MPK Lofts 3-2 to move into third place.

After losing their first game, Ridings High have bounced back with successive victories, 2-1 at home to

Bristol Telephone Reserves being the latest.

Almondsbury Reserves gained their first win of the season, 2-0 against Jamaica Bell.

Southmead CS Athletic won 2-1 at home to Keynsham Town A, while goals from Andy Elsbury and Ant Thomas gave Bristol Bilbao the points against Bromley Heath

United Reserves.

Division One leaders AFC Mangotsfield Reserves beat Imperial Reserves 3-0, thanks to goals from Jack Scott (2) and Ash Williams.

Cosmos moved up to second place with a 2-0 win at Filton Athletic Reserves, thanks to goals from Daryl Cox and a 30-yard rocket from Vladimir Bugnar.

Third-placed Old Cothamians Reserves dropped two points against Wanderers who earned their first point from a 2-2 draw.

Broad Plain House won 4-0 at the BAWA against Corinthian

Sports to maintain their 100 per cent record in fourth place.

At Hillside Gardens, Rockleaze Rangers A edged out Park Knowle 3-2 with goals from Harry Wooland, Tre Fearon and Shev Stewart.

Maelor James bagged a brace to help Easton Cowboys Reserves to a 3-3 draw at North Road against Stoke Gifford United Reserves, while Michael Malay scored theirother goal.

Newcomers St Valliers edged out visitors Avonmouth Reserves 4-3 to move a point clear at the top of Division Two, thanks to strikes from Finlay Dorrington (2), Danny Daly and Josh Painter.

Goals from Rick Clark, Jamie Churches and Mike Summerhayes earned AFC Whitchurch all three points at Broad Plain House Reserves to stay in second place.

Tyler Gayle and Samy Habiby bagged braces to help Bristol Phoenix keep their 100 per cent record with a 5-2 home win over Lockleaze Community. Raul Rodriguez added the other goal.

Dale Lowe scored four times for Fishponds OB as they beat Lawrence Weston Athletic Reserves 8-0. Ben Morris (2), Josh Haynes and Adam Whale also scored.

Gary Cripps hit a hat-trick to help Stokeside beat Cutters Friday Reserves 4-2. Zac Cosgrove also scored for the victors.

Cadbury Heath Reserves started their season with a 3-2 win at Springfield against Rockleaze Rangers B. Brae Williams (2) and Mitchell Quirke scored for the Heath, while Joe Hudson and Brad Caseley replied for Rangers.

Matth Smyth (2), Harry Billiterri, Kane Adams, Tom Gunter and Craig Turner were on target for Parson Street OB Reserves in a 6-1 win at home to Old Georgians Reserves. James Denver scored for Georgians.