Ripon City AFC turn on the style once again as Harlow Hill FC get back to winning ways
In-form Ripon City turned on the style once again as they smashed seven past Littletown at the weekend.
Fresh off the back of an 8-2 demolition of Carlton Athletic in their previous West Yorkshire League Premier Division outing, the men from Mallorie Park delivered another impressive display.
Oliver Washbrook bagged a brace, while Zack Gallimore, Louis Jarvis, Adam Page, Brandon Clarke and substitute Reece Graham also found the net.
Saturday’s result means that City have now won four games on the bounce and leaves them third in the table after seven rounds of fixtures.
Harlow Hill climb to fifth place after they ended a run of four matches without a victory by beating Robin Hood Athletic 3-2 on home soil.
Theo Bean, Lewis Coates and Alfie Lumsden were the men on target for last season’s Division One champions.
Knaresborough Town Reserves, who sit second from bottom of the pile, were without a fixture at the weekend.
Boroughbridge climbed to third place in Division One, where they find themselves just two points behind leaders Wortley but with a game in hand, following their 3-2 success on the road at Overthorpe Sports Club.
Layton Smith, Joshua Teasdale and Hugo Schofield all got their name on the score-sheet for the victors.
Kirk Deighton Rangers switched their focus from their first-division promotion push to the League Cup.
The first-round draw sent them to Adel Sports & Social Club to tackle Leeds City, who were dispatched with relative ease.
Connor Weal broke the deadlock after a quarter of an hour, but there were no more goals before the interval.
James Rennocks doubled the Rangers advantage early in the second period, before Harley Lambert made it 3-0 shortly after arriving as a 65th-minute substitute.
Struggling Wetherby Athletic managed to put their second point of the season on the board courtesy of a 2-2 draw with Carlton Athletic 2nds.
Sacha Lee fired the Tangerines into a 48th-minute lead, however two goals in quick succession by the visitors turned the game on its head.
But, long-serving forward Josh Wilson popped up with 71 minutes on the clock to earn his team a share of the spoils.