BOSTON SATURDAY LEAGUE: Round-up

Dale Atkinson looks at this weekend's action...
Wrangle Football Club receive new kit form sponsor, Staples. Front L-R Stefan Balev, Joe Pitcher, Alex Toma, Danny Redford - manager, Nathan Hill, Bobby Smith, Daley Richardson. Back L-R Jonboy Rutherford, Jack Hill, Ben Jaques, Troy Ayton, Adam Coulam, Joe Lote, Sean Saunders, Steven Fulcher - assistant manager.Wrangle Football Club receive new kit form sponsor, Staples. Front L-R Stefan Balev, Joe Pitcher, Alex Toma, Danny Redford - manager, Nathan Hill, Bobby Smith, Daley Richardson. Back L-R Jonboy Rutherford, Jack Hill, Ben Jaques, Troy Ayton, Adam Coulam, Joe Lote, Sean Saunders, Steven Fulcher - assistant manager.
Wrangle Football Club receive new kit form sponsor, Staples. Front L-R Stefan Balev, Joe Pitcher, Alex Toma, Danny Redford - manager, Nathan Hill, Bobby Smith, Daley Richardson. Back L-R Jonboy Rutherford, Jack Hill, Ben Jaques, Troy Ayton, Adam Coulam, Joe Lote, Sean Saunders, Steven Fulcher - assistant manager.

The first round of the Sharman Burgess Sports Cup saw Boston College progress against Fosdyke on penalties following a 4-4 draw.

George Bakes (two), Troy Randles and Morgan Randles were on target for the College, who then secured a 5-4 penalty win.

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Boston Athletic secured their place in the next round after putting six past Colsterworth.

Mareham were just pipped at the post after Spalding Harriers won 4-3 on penalties.

Good wins from Horncastle Town Res, Kirton Town and Eagle United also saw them progress.

The Workforce Unlimited Premier Division saw current leaders Pointon take another three points after a 2-1 away win against Wyberton Reserves.

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Seven goals from Railway saw them take three points from Fishtoft, with goals from Joe McKue (three), Danny Woods (two) and Tom Ruck (two).

Leverton scrapped a 3-2 win at home to Spilsby Town.

Another close game saw 10-man Billinghay just losing out to Old Leake.

Good wins were claimed by Benington and Fulbeck.

In Division One, JFC Seniors had a good 7-2 win at Freiston thanks to Liam Shinn (four), Nicky Syndercombe (two) and Chris Rutt.

Skegness United carried on their winning ways with a 2-0 win at home to in-form Swineshead Reserves.

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The Workforce Unlimited Division Two saw Caythorpe take their first win of the season with a 2-0 victory at home to Billinghay Athletic Res.

Boston International also had a 2-0 win at home to Coningsby Res.

Holbeach Bank came away from Wrangle with three points on the table after a 3-0 win.

Down in Division three, new team Digby make it three straight league wins after a 4-1 victory away at Swineshead.

Old Don Reserves and Woodhall both took three points after good wins.

Boston College Res and Northgate Olympic share the points after a 2-2 draw.

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