Fishburn Park Academy net first-ever victory at Seamer
Fishburn Park Academy’s young team claimed their first-ever Scarborough & District Football league team with a 3-2 success at Seamer.
Luke Storr, the Park first team captain who usually plays at centre-half, went in goal as both Academy keepers were away, and he saved a penalty.
The visitors took the lead through the in-form Ellis Upton, but Seamer levelled just before half-time through Callum Metcalf.
Parkregainedtheleadafter an hour with a Jamie Lorrains lob from outside the box, then Upton made it 3-1 five minutes later with a fine header from a Dan Brown cross.
Seamer pulled one back through star man Connor MyerscoughbuttheWhitbyteam heldonforthewin.Park’smen of the match were right-back Ben Turner and Upton.
West Pier continued their fine form with an 8-1 success at Scalby.
The visitors went in front through Martin Cooper but then Pier defender Charlie Ionascu headed past his own keeperBradAtkinsontomake it 1-1.
Pier regained the lead through Dec Richardson and just after half-time Will Jenkinson made it 3-1.
Benny Davis then scored from25yardsandRichardson got his second, with youngsters Bobbie French and Aaron Holdsworth getting one goaleachbeforeJaydenRodgerson completed the scoring.
Man of the match for Pier was Max McNiven for a solid displayinadefensivemidfield role.
Scalby manager Steve Marshsaid:“Iwasdisappointedasweneverreallygotgoing. LosingkeeperCamAnderson beforethegamewasamassive blow.DanVirrtakingoverthe gloves.
"Cam McDonald was our man of the match.”
Filey Town suffered a 4-3 penalty shoot-out loss after a dramatic 5-5 draw at Dunnington in the East Riding County FA Senior Country Cup.
The hosts led 2-0 before a four-goal blast from man of the match Tyler Beck and a Joe Gage effort made it 5-2 and Town looked to be easing to victory, but then three Dunnington goals in the final 10 minutes took the game to penalties.
TomMicklethwaite,David Brannan and Nathan Vernon scored their penalties with Tom Haxby and Nathan Barber missing as Filey lost their shoot-out by a 4-3 scoreline.