Vinni is on the ball as he hits 11 goals in Glinton's whopping win

Vinni Ball pulled off a remarkable scoring feat at Under 13 level on Sunday.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Feb 2017, 14:42 BST
Updated 28th Feb 2017, 12:06 BST
Park Farm Pumas Red Under 12s are pictured before their 5-0 win over Glintont & Northborough Black. From the left they are, back, Leo Carpenter, Ethan Cutforth, Flynn McCauley, Adrian Bilicz, Matteo Perkins, Keane Bates, front, Jack Calpin, Alfie Howarth, Ollie Calpin, James Milson, Nicholas Overson and Ethan Withers.Park Farm Pumas Red Under 12s are pictured before their 5-0 win over Glintont & Northborough Black. From the left they are, back, Leo Carpenter, Ethan Cutforth, Flynn McCauley, Adrian Bilicz, Matteo Perkins, Keane Bates, front, Jack Calpin, Alfie Howarth, Ollie Calpin, James Milson, Nicholas Overson and Ethan Withers.
Park Farm Pumas Red Under 12s are pictured before their 5-0 win over Glintont & Northborough Black. From the left they are, back, Leo Carpenter, Ethan Cutforth, Flynn McCauley, Adrian Bilicz, Matteo Perkins, Keane Bates, front, Jack Calpin, Alfie Howarth, Ollie Calpin, James Milson, Nicholas Overson and Ethan Withers.

The Glinton and Northborough Black hot-shot netted no less than 11 times in his side’s whopping 21-0 win over Rippingale & Folkingham.

That came a week after he cracked all four goals in a 4-1 win against Boston United and it took his tally for the season to 20 goals from six appearances.

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The rest of the goals against Rippingale came from Jose Mason-Baxter (4), Dylan Phillips (2), Joshua Marshall (2), Samuel Martin and Kyle Bull.

Glinton & Northborough Black Under 12s are pictured before their 5-0 defeat by Park Farm Pumas Red. From the left are, back, Ethan Nottle, Matthew Phillips, Joshua Hill, Michael Chilvers, Elliott Smith, Harvey George, front, Oliver Gavin, Kyle Greenwood, Kirshon Chambers-Fuller, Ethan Post and KaiGlinton & Northborough Black Under 12s are pictured before their 5-0 defeat by Park Farm Pumas Red. From the left are, back, Ethan Nottle, Matthew Phillips, Joshua Hill, Michael Chilvers, Elliott Smith, Harvey George, front, Oliver Gavin, Kyle Greenwood, Kirshon Chambers-Fuller, Ethan Post and Kai
Glinton & Northborough Black Under 12s are pictured before their 5-0 defeat by Park Farm Pumas Red. From the left are, back, Ethan Nottle, Matthew Phillips, Joshua Hill, Michael Chilvers, Elliott Smith, Harvey George, front, Oliver Gavin, Kyle Greenwood, Kirshon Chambers-Fuller, Ethan Post and Kai

Glinton are now second in the Division Three table, seven points behind JFC Boston but with three games in hand.

Rippingale are rock-bottom with 12 heavy defeats from 12 games.

In the Under 13 PFA Cup quarter-finals there were expected wins for Division One title challengers Baston and Deeping Rangers Blue.

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Baston overcame Hempsted 6-1 with goals by Adam Blackbird (2), Alton Strachan (2), Keelan Walker and Oliver Tooth whileDeeping were 7-0 winners against One Touch through strikes by Trafford Crane (2), Jack Brumfield, Alfie Fox, Finlay Henderson, Archie Rickards and Ethan Young.

Action from the Under 12 game between Glinton and Northborough Black and Park Farm Pumas Red.Action from the Under 12 game between Glinton and Northborough Black and Park Farm Pumas Red.
Action from the Under 12 game between Glinton and Northborough Black and Park Farm Pumas Red.

The third quarter-final played on Sunday produced a shock with Division Two side Bourne Town beating Whittlesey Blue from Division One 2-1 with goals by Ethan Sherwin and Connor Ely.

Netherton Hawks Under 14s were certainly flying high on Sunday.

They saw off Division Four rivals Parkside Athletic 10-0 with goals by Muthassar Basharat (2), Amani Hassan (2), Adam Lock (2), Mohammed Kashif Mustafa, Mackenzie O’Connor, Khalil Trabelsi and Muhammad Ubaydullah Adil.

In Under 12 Division One, Deeping Blue are now title favourites after beating main challengers Yaxley Blue 4-0. Samuel Fielding netted twice.

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