Redcar Town: Redcar Under-15s entertained Darlington Spraire Lads last Sunday and Darlington scored the first goal through S Healey who was a constant thorn in Redcar's side all day.

Redcar were letting themselves down by too much individual play and this led to Darlington dominating the midfield.

With the game at status quo at half time, the Redcar players were treated to a very rare roasting by the management and after adapting the methods that have took them to the top with a small reshuffle, went on to play better football coming out 12-2 winners after goals from Jonathan Grounds (4),Callum Revely (3), Tom Whaley (2), Michael Traynor, Gavin Jackson, and Danny Kelly. Man of the match was S Healey for Darlington Spraire Lads for his pace, tricks and power.

City of Durham

The City of Durham Dragonflies stayed firmly at the top of the Russell Foster Under-9s First Division with another four points at the weekend. The first game saw a 3-0 win against Barnes Bees with the goals coming from Max Nunney (2) and Stevie Ramm. Man of the match was James Bramley.

The second game was a much closer against Tyneside Jnrs, with the Dragonflies hitting the crossbar and post on a number of occasions, finally scoring after a brilliant move which saw Stevie Ramm crossing the ball to Matthew Petts who slotted the ball home. Eventually, against the run of play, Tyneside managed to equilise and the game ended 1-1. Man of the match was Stevie Ramm.

Riverside

Chester-le-Street

Riverside Under-13s were away to Redby Blues in the Russell Foster Premier League. Redby could have gone two goals up in the first half but were denied thanks to an excellent save from keeper Mark Ranson and a clearance off the line by Ross Flynn. Riverside fought back and took the lead through Adam Barker who converted a Lee Parkin corner but in the second half Redby equalised only to see Riverside restore their lead when Anil Dialani latched onto an excellent through-ball from Chris Ryder and gave the keeper no chance. Riverside put the result beyond doubt when Chris Ryder got the third following an excellent run from David Martin. Final result was 3-1 to Riverside.

Blackfyne

THE Under-8s beat Whickham Fellside (G) 3-1. Phil McConnell, Jonathan Telford and man of the match Keiran Martin scored.

At the Under-9 age group the Gold side beat Felling Magpies B 5-1. Liam Smith scored once and man of the match Connor Burns scored the other four.

The Under-10s Bullets lost 1-0 to Cleveland Hall Yellows. In a close game Bullets had most of the possession without creating too many chances. Peter Westgarth was voted man of the match.

The Under-10s Gunners drew 1-1 with Consett. Michael Campbell scored the goal and Chris Ledger was man of the match.

The Blackfyne Under-14s ran out 2-1 winners in a top of the table clash. Lee Calvert and Martin O'Neill scored with Lee Calvert also getting the man of the match award.

Hungry Jacks

Hungry Jacks of Northallerton made the trip to Great Ayton an enjoyable one with a 7-0 win. After a night of rain the pitch was passed playable but conditions were difficult.

In the first half Hungry Jacks took time to settle but the goals from Jason Bradley straight from the corner and a cracking goal from Daniel Wright from outside the box, Jacks went in at half time 2-0 up.

In the second half it was Hungry Jacks who played some great football, three more goals from Daniel Wright making his total four goals from Kyle Arkley and Daniel Chapman made Hungry Jacks worthy winners 7-0.

Man of the match was Jason Bradley.