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Kai Bingham (4), Ashley Hargreaves (2) and Nathan McCafferty secured a 7-0 home win for Under 13s Green Division leaders Westbury Youth against Marlborough Town.

Second place Melksham Park remain just one point behind Westbury but with a game in hand following their 3-0 away win against local rivals Melksham Town Youth Red.

Ross Challice (2) and Alex Browning scored for Park.

Trowbridge competed well in the first half, but found themselves a goal down at half-time against visitors Chippenham Town Youth. After the break Chippenham came out stronger, scoring a further four goals to finish 5-0 winners.

Worton and Cheverell gave a good team performance in their 9-2 away win against Bradford Town Youth Blue.

Wes Mumford and Sam Pugh scored for Bradford.

Under 13s Red Division

MARSHFIELD Juniors ran out 2-1 away winners against Castle Combe in an excellent game, with a great attitude shown by both sets of players.

Combe scored first against the run of play through Harry Prangle and maintained that lead until half-time.

James Kembrey equalised for Marshfield midway through the second half with a well taken shot.

Marshfield then needed to defend brilliantly as Castle Combe pressed hard for a winner. The winner finally came in almost the last minute when Sam Walker ran in and struck a first time shot from almost 25 yards into the top corner of the goal, giving Marshfield a well deserved 2-1 win.

Leaders Bemerton Heath Harlequins took a 5-1 half-time lead going on to finish 12-1 winners against visitors Melksham Park 2nds.

Bemerton's goals came from from Russell Inder (3), Zak Lewis, Derek Herev, Josh Hockey, Sam Perry, Luke Cannel, Bret Kelly, Freddie Barton, Martin Conner and an own goal.

Chippenham Town Rangers ran out 11-7 winners at home to Dilton Rovers.

Will Geaves, Kieran Drewery (3), Sam Clark (3), Jonathan House, Josh Waferly, Shane Price and Conner Laidlaw scored for the Rangers.

Under 13s Blue Division

AMESBURY Town Blues continued their march towards the league title with a comfortable victory over a spirited Calne side.

With a number of players unavailable, manager Neil Hollinworth was able to utilise his strong squad of players to bring into the starting line up a few players who had not featured regularly recently.

Harry Beckley had the ball in the back of the visitors' net after seven minutes but an offside decision ruled this effort out. Within a minute he scored a legitimate goal, running onto a through ball to cleverly lob the Calne goalkeeper.

Connor Cutler then had an amazing half volley from 40 yards which flew just the wrong side of the post before Beckley rounded off a good move on the left side to double the lead.

After 18 minutes the Blues scored a third goal, courtesy of Chris Kelly after a good run and cross from Josh Wightman. Cutler scored a fourth goal after 25 minutes, curling in a free kick from just outside of the box, and the same player scored the fifth goal just four minutes later.

Just before the break Beckley completed his hat-trick, taking advantage of a fumble by the Calne goalkeeper to side foot the ball into an empty net.

The second period was mostly played in the visitors' half and Beckley scored his fourth goal in the 44th minute, chasing the ball through the middle and, as the goalkeeper hesitated, the prolific striker took the easiest of chances.

Skipper and centre back Tyler Brockway, now playing as a forward, scored the eighth goal following a good passing move and Joey Barnwell rounded things off with a 25 yard effort from wide on the right which sailed over the keeper's head into the back of the net.

To their credit the Calne side's heads never went down and they battled to the end.

This was a confidence-building win for the Blues in readiness for the visit to Bonnymead next week of Devizes Town.

FC Chippenham ran out 6-0 winners at home to Bradford Town Youth White, with goals from Mich Soard, Steven Hayes, Will Daulby and a hat-trick from Harry Griffin.

12:26pm Monday 3rd March 2008

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