Park and Goldsborough share spoils after thriller

and shared the points after a thrilling 5-5 draw.

The home side raced into a 3-0 lead in the first 12 minutes.

Raiders hit back five minutes into the second half as Donnie Lee found the target with an attempted cross that sailed over the Goldsborough keeper to give Raiders hope.

United then struck twice in quick succession to pull into a seemingly unassailable 5-1 lead.

The away side had other ideas as substitute Bevan Henry pulled another goal back.

Ch r i s Fe nt o n pu l l e d i t back to 5-3 and Henry’s second brought Raiders within a goal of United before Fenton smashed in the leveller to seal a share of the spoils.

Cayton under- 1 2s beat Kirkbymoorside 6-2.

Le a g ue le a d e r s Cay to n took an early lead with Mars hal l Nock s l ott i ng home, Kirkbymoorside soon equali sed with a superb 20-yard strike.

In a scrappy first half Cayton were creating all the openings before Tom Hutchinson made it 2-1.

Harry Groombridge then stroked in number three with Mike Cairns adding a fourth before half-time.

Nock grabbed his second and Cayton’s fifth before Kirk- by made it 5-2.

There f ol l owed a s tr i ng of great saves from the Kirby keeper and Cayton hit the woodwork four times Hutchinson then made it 6-2 with a superb 20 yard free-kick.

Heslerton under-12s put i n their best display of the season, with a gritty 1-0 win against a classy Seamer side.

The hosts were under pressure from the first whistle, with Ihsan Eroglu having to work hard in midfield and defenders Tom Owen and Josh Robertson holding firm.

Wi t h th e g a me s wi n g - ing Seamer’s way it was the outstanding Robertson who cleared spectacularly off his own line with a sliding tackle.

Then the impressive Dav- id Hebron started to make inroads into the visitors.

With t he game heading for a draw Heslerton threw on Charlie Thompson, who weaved through the Seamer defence to slot home and steal the win with 10 minutes to go.

Heslerton under-11s visited West Pier and put up a great fight in a tight match.

Man o f th e matc h wa s awarded to Sam Farkas for another outstanding performance in goal.

Heslerton s corers were Charlie Richardson, Jo Pearce and Billy Keough with two, but it wasn’t enough.

Special mention to George Heap and Ethan Orange for constantly battling hard.

Heslerton displayed great teamwork with strong defending from Jak Dixon and Jessica Dade, who was making her debut for Heslerton.

Heslerton Pirates undereights put in a battling display when they hosted Scholes Park (pictured right in action).

Both sides created chance s , Ol i ve r Dade p ro duc e d some fine saves for the hosts before Park took the lead in the second half.

Malachey Kendrew had a great chance to equalised but shot just wide.

Jack Smith was man of the match for the Pirates.

Two goa l s fo r Kendrew and an Oscar Webb st r i ke was enough to see Heslerton to victory in the second game as they won 3-2, Webb took the