Filey Town Reserves sink brave Rosette to win league

wrapped up the

title on Easter Monday evening with a hardearned 2-0 win at relegated FC Rosette .

The Newby-based side put in their best performance of the season, but they could not stop Martyn Jenkinson giving Town the lead after getting on the end of a long throw just before half-time.

Rosette had a strong penalty claim turned down early in the second half and this proved to be crucial as Dave Wedge fired in after a corner to effectively seal the win -and secure the division two title for the visitors.

Bill Cammish’s side then hit the crossbar with a fierce shot, but it was to no avail as the away side claimed victory.

Sam Loy and Lewis Hird shared the man of the match award for the hosts.

Edgehill Reserves slipped to a 9-0 loss at home to Scalby , with Ash Townley banging in a hat-trick.

Shaun Scales and Mark Vasey also fired in doubles, with Ben Webster and a freakish own goal from player-boss Dan I’Anson, who smashed into the bottom corner, wrapping up the win.

Scales shone for the visitors up front, while young full-back Brandon Catherall and stand-in goalkeeper Matty Turner also impressed. maintained their title push with a

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Man of the match Dean Craig scored a hat-trick from central midfield, while striker Ricky Greening netted the first two goals.

Efforts from Tom Scales, Danny Collins, Phil Warnett and an own goal completed the scoring.

Centre-back Jason Darling impressed for the visitors once again.

A depleted Newlands Park side secured a 2-0 home suc- cess at to keep their title defence on track.

Adam Stride netted both goals for the hosts, with Ricky Nock and Matty Griffiths the men of the match for Newlands.

Tennyson came back from 2-0 down to earn a 3-2 win at Ayton Reserves in division three .

Paul Oldroyd opened the scoring with a free-kick and a bullet header from Shaun Dolan, who usually plays in goal, put the depleted hosts in charge.

Sam Mahoney scored a goal either side of half-time, and along with an Adam Martin effort completed a stunning comeback for the visiting team.

The tireless Oldroyd shone in midfield for Ayton while Dan Marston was the man of the match for Tennyson, with Neil Forsyth also playing well for Billy Johnson’s team.

Edgehill Reserves had moved up to fifth place in the second division with a 2-1 home win against Snainton on Friday night.

James Webb opened the scoring for the defending second division champions with a neat finish after a through-ball from Jason Prosser.

Dan I’Anson’s troops doubled their lead thanks to a Joe Logan strike, but Snainton, who are relegated from division two, got their way back into the game with a headed goal from club stalwart Karl Cooper before the half-time interval.

Both sides pushed on after the interval but there was no further score thanks to some fine defending from both sides.

Player-boss Leigh Watson, who also played for Edgehill in the past, in his final match in charge of his home village club, singled out Ross Triffitt as his team’s man of the match.

I’Anson, a former Snainton teammate of Watson’s, picked out left-back Dave Bell, another ex-Snainton player, as the Edgehill Reserves man of the match.

Martyn Jenkinson and Dave Wedge scored the goals to hand the division two championship to Filey Town

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