PORT OF CALL’S YOUNG SINKS SORRY HENDON
SUNDERLAND SUNDAY LEAGUE : HAT-TRICK HERO MITCHELL STARS IN HUGE 7-0 VICTORY
Mitchell Young fired in a hat-trick to help Port of Call storm to a convincing 7-0 victory over Ashbrooke Hendon.
Port of Call were simply too good for their Division One counterparts on the day and it was left to Alex Roke, Joe Lynn, Forster and Ellison to complete the scoring.
The Stackyard came out on top in this early top of the table clash against Grange Park.
In the second versus third clash, a brilliant Jake McDermott header was enough to snatch all three points as the two teams swapped places after the result.
Washington Sky Lounge took over at the top of the league after a comfortable 5-1 success over The Stella.
McCartney scored twice, with Orrell, Thompson and Young increasing the lead.
Stella replied through a Teasdale consolation goal.
Callum Hope put his shooting boots back on to fire Hylton Castle back to the top of the Premier Division with a fine double against Silksworth CW.
Nathan Burrell also found the net to make it a relatively easy win for the away team.
It was a game to forget for The Lansdowne as they went down 8-0 to the mighty Stella Dons.
Jak Ashton saw red early on for the visitors and the Stella took advantage with goals from Noble, Barnes, Laws, O’Neill (2) and a David Hall treble.
Twelve goals were shared in this epic encounter as Kings Arms and Myers fought out a 6-6 draw in Division Two.
Barras hit three for the Kingsmen, followed by two goals from Tasker and a strike from Mather.
Myers responded each time through Evans (2), Michael Smith (2), Ben Roberts and Andy Smith as the game ended in a draw.
Liam Mutimer came off the bench for Ryhope to shoot his side to a 3-2 victory over The Victory Club.
Mutimer’s winner came after Middlebrook had scored two goals earlier.
The Victory Club saw Karl Addison score twice in reply.
Ryhope CW were on course for a much-needed win, until a last gasp double from Washington New Tavern.
The Tavern were cruising and were 2-0 up after McIntyre scored a fine double.
Ryhope then overturned this and were 3-2 in front after Micky Connor came off the bench to score twice, with Mitchinson adding the third.
However, Washington hit back and a disputed penalty scored by Robinson drew them level.
Stoddart then entered the fray to smash home the winning goal at the death.
It was men against boys as New Town hammered Grindon Broadway 10-0 in the Durham County Sunday Cup.
Laidler (3), Bishop (2), Watson (2), Dobinson, Thomas and Fryer all scored in a stunning win, with Paul Guy standing out for the Broadway.
A comfortable 5-1 win for Washington Athletic saw them move into the next round after seeing off Boldon.
A hat-trick from Middlemas and a double from Longstaff done the damage for Athletic.
Meredith and Sanderson goals weren’t enough for The Grange to win the game after they were edged out 3-2 by Coundon Miners Arms.
However, Coundon had to fight back from two goals down to book their place in the next round.
Ryhope Forresters made light work of Lanchester, storming to a 7-2 success.
Sproat and Davis were among the goals for the Forresters.
Birtley The Hanlon claimed a 3-1 win at The Board Inn, with Callum Dury scoring for the home side.
Wearmouth CW Juniors earned a great win 4-2 over Kirk Merrington Half Moon in an end-to-end game.
Wearmouth won it thanks to goals from Baxter, Cromack, Williams and Hollern.
Washington Teal Farm sailed through to the next round with a 5-0 win away at Witton Park Rose and Crown.
Teal Farm had Hinde (2), Williamson, Pearson and Simpson hitting the net.
Grangetown Florists eased to a 7-0 triumph over Thorney Close Inn in the Total Sport Challenge Trophy .
Doubles from Turvey and Andy Place set Premier Division side Grangetown Florists on their way.
Metcalfe, Robinson and Robbie Hall then sent Thorney crashing out of cup with some late goals.