The Hawks are flying high as Netherton win three out of four
Three of their teams hit a winning note - one for the first time this season - but there was a crushing defeat for their oldest set of players.
Netherton Hawks Under 15s set the ball rolling with a whopping 13-0 thrashing of Whittlesey Blue - a result which sees them close the gap on Division One leaders FC United Hammers to three points.
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Hide AdLeading the way on the scoresheet with hat-tricks were Sulayman Hangero-Cham and Thomas Clarke-Knowles while Johnny Halfhide-Smith, Cameron Hodnett and Ryan Thomas all fired doubles.
Netherton United Under 16s were the first-time winners as they beat Thurlby Tigers 2-1 in Division Two with goals by Mutafela Lubinda and Dennis Selway.
And Netherton Hawks Under 16s kept up the good work by beating Stamford Yellows 4-3 to stay top of Division Three. Their scorers were Jamie Feenan, Edmunds Grunsteins, Cyrus Hussain and Raiyan Mahmood.
Netherton Under 18s were the club’s only losers and they got thumped 8-0 by Oundle, for whom Kian Heathfield hit four goals and Charley Hockey grabbed three.
JUNIOR ALLIANCE LEAGUE
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Hide AdCrowland Under 12s remain on course for a Peterborough Junior Alliance league and cup double.
The Division One table-toppers breezed through to the quarter-finals of the League Cup on Sunday by defeating Division Two rivals Leverington Sports 7-1.
Logan Carter helped himself to a hat-trick of goals with Teddy Hill snatching two and Matas Sakavicius and Harleigh Camfield one apiece.
Biggest Under 12 KO Cup winners on Sunday were Stamford AFC Young Daniels Reds. They crushed Park Farm Pumas Red 17-1 in another Division One v Division Two tie.
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Hide AdLenny Kavanagh led the rout with four goals with the rest coming from Joseph Johnson (3), Oliver Bardwell, Daniel Bath, George Carder (2), Johan Coughlan (2), Henry Moxley and William Pearce-Smith (2).
In the Under 12 Hereward Cup, Feeder beat Hungate 9-1 with Billy Gibbs and Luke Frisby scoring a hat-tricks.