King’s men hit for six by Luncarty

Luncarty inflicted a 6-0 drubbing on Charlie King’s Brechin Vics at Victoria Park.

On the scoresheet for the Perthshire side were Jamie McKenzie, Jon Kelly, Paddy Deane, Richard Donovan, Ryan Robb and a trialist.

Nik Mann was back among the goals for East Craigie with two as they beat Lochore Welfare 3-1 at Craigie Park.

Lee Maloney netted the third as the Shipbuilders climbed to fourth place.

Newburgh went in at halftime in front at North End Park, but, it was a familiar story in the second half as they eventually went home pointless.

First half goals from Scott Finlay and Dillon Duddy, with Gary Sutherland on target for the Dokens, saw Burgh go in 2-1 in front. However, two second half goals from Pat Martin, a William Johnstone strike and an own goal saw North End hit back to win 5-3, Greg Fairweather getting Burgh’s third.

Kinnoull comfortably took care of Forfar Albion at Tulloch Park, running out 8-0 winners. Rhys Davies scored four time for the Perth men with Mark Smith, Greg Whyte, Kieran Doanld and Gordon Norrie weighing in with a goal apiece.

It was a Jags derby at Kirriemuir and it was the home side that took the points winning 5-3 against Scone.

Kirrie went in at the break 2-1 in front but down to 10 men after Bryan Duell received a second yellow card.

Darren Scott and Ryan Russell scored two each for Kirrie with Ryan Strachan scoring the other. For Scone, Abi Njie (2) and Ben Moffat scored.

Lochee Harp shared eight goals with leaders Blairgowrie at Beechwood Park – but that only tells part of the story.

Harp trailed 4-1 after Blair had dominated proceedings to lead through an Allan Cruickshank hat-trick and a Rudi Brown goal with Sam Hodgson scoring for Harp. However, two Mark Kelly penalties and a trialist’s strike saw the home side earn an unlikely point.

In the South League Kirkcaldy YM and Rosyth shared the points in a 1-1 Fife derby draw at Denfield Park.

Both of the goals came in the first half with Scott Small scoring for YM while Mike McMillan got the Rosyth goal.

Oakley United were unlucky not to get anything from their trip to Pumpherston, losing 3-2. Kevin Goodwin and Lee Celantano scored.

Lewis Elder’s goal earned Lochgelly a 1-0 win at Stoneyburn.