Sunday football Wick see off Heritage to land Beaufort Cup silverware
WICK Sunday were crowned Beaufort Cup champions with a 5-1 victory against Heritage United at Bristol Manor Farm’s Creek ground.
Chris Ashcroft gave Heritage the lead, but Wick stormed back to run out comfortable winners.
Wick still have a chance to win the Bristol Premier Sunday League Senior Division title as well, but Bristol Academia, level on points with a game in hand, are favourites to land that piece of silverware.
In Senior Division games last Sunday, Signal Generals won 3-2 at home to Southmead CS Athletic, while a hat-trick from Keiron White led BAWA Sports to a 6-3 win at Yate Rangers.
In the Action Print Cup final, also held at Bristol Manor Farm FC last Sunday, Spartans beat Sporting United 5-4 on penalties following a 2-2 draw. Greg Short scored both the Spartans goals.
In Division One, Houselander look set to finish runners-up to Sodbury Albion after Archie Dark’s hat-trick helped set up a 5-2 home win against Bradley Stoke Town.
Jamal Fisher scored four times as Bristol Squeezers won 7-1 at Breakaways, Galenicals won 2-1 at Kingswood Athletic, while Loui Ward’s treble guided third-placed Bradley Stoke Galahads to a 5-2 success at Supreme Cuts, for whom Hugo Gregory struck twice.
Hanham Athletic, the Division Two champions, slipped up 3-1 at home to Bristol Jaguars. Digital Dash are closing in on the runners-up spot after a hat-trick from Jake Hawkins led them to a 7-3 win against AJN.
De Veys 1923 drew 2-2 at home to Fishponds Town Wizards.
In Division Three, Bristol Argyle finished runners-up after a 4-0 win against Starfield United. Bristol Blues beat Hambrook United 3-1, while Bristol City Deaf earned a first point of the season with a 4-4 draw against