Manderwood Pembrokeshire Football League:
Division 1
On fire Road are too hot for Tish to handle
Clarbeston Road 10 – St Ishmaels 0
Clarbeston Road totally dominated against St Ishmaels banging in ten goals without reply played on their reserve pitch.
The Road were sitting bottom of the table before the start of this clash, at the final whistle it was Gerard Gray’s Tish troops who now are rock bottom.
The Road led 6-0 at the break and followed up with four more in the second period to bag their first win of the season.
Ben John, Joules Ward (2), Niall Kinsella (2) and Josh Wood found the back of the net in the first period, after the break, John, substitutes Gethin Harries, Richard Bevan and John added the tenth to earn the striker his first hat-trick of the campaign.
Clarbeston Road: Rhys Mansell, Ben Clague, Josh Wood, Ryan George, Charlie George, Joules Ward, Jake Booth, Niall Kinsella, Ben John, Steff Williams, Matthew Davies. Subs: Richard Bevans, Llywelyn George Gethin Harries.
St Ishmaels: Louis Godden, Arron Johnson, Michael Fuller, Joel Mills, Garreth Cheshire, Joel Morgan, Adam Kingsbeer, Edward Richards, Owen Lawrie, Nathan Thomas, Luke Hart. Subs: Alisdair Robertson, Marc Devonald, Gerard Gray.
Referee: Martin Jones.
Super Sam scores twice on Wizards’ debut
Fishguard Sports 1 – Merlins Bridge 4
Debutant Sam Christopher bagged a late brace to help Merlins Bridge to gain a hard-fought win at Fishguard Sport.
This result sees The Wizards go joint top with Goodwick, the latter have a game in hand.
On the 20-minute mark the visitors opened the scoring through Matthew D’Ivry with Fraser Finlay involved in the build-up.
In the 31st minute Phil Jones’ Sports levelled matters as Danny Hopkin found the back of James Dickson’s net.
The visitors restored their lead on the hour mark as Joe Leahy struck, the visitors gradually got on top and goal scorer Leahy set-up Christopher twice who bagged a brace in the 79th and 80th minutes to secure the points.
Fishguard Sports: Ryan Sinnott, Jared Gethin, Ieuan Llewellyn, Anthony Couzens, Gary Delaney, Iwan Lilley, Danny Hopkin, Greg Hughes, Luke Thomas, Sean Thomas, Patrick Hughes. Subs: Haydn Hughes, Kane Mason, Jordan White.
Merlins Bridge: James Dickson, Matthew D’Ivry, Chris Brown, Dai Davies, Richard Hughes, Andrew John, Ben Davies, Jordan Williams, Sam Christopher, Joe Leahy, Fraser Finlay. Subs: Henry Thomas, Lee Hudgell, Tom Jago.
Referee: Sean O’Connor.
Routine win for Goodwick despite late goals from Carew
Goodwick United 4 – Carew 2
Carew gained a routine win over Carew at Phoenix Park despite the Rooks making a late fight back.
This was Chris O’Sullivan’s Phoenix Lads’ impressive six league win on the bounce.
The hosts got off to a dream start as they opened the scoring in the fourth minute as Jordan Thomas set-up Rhys Dalling.
That’s how the score stood at the interval with the hosts holding onto a slender one goal cushion.
However, Goodwick upped the temp and grabbed three further goals in a purple nine-minute spell.
Dalling assisted in Will Haworth bagging the second, substitute Jonny Horgan was on target with the third, Dalling added the fourth thanks to an Adam Hawkins assist.
However, Ceri Brace’s Rooks grabbed two late consolation goals through substitutes Thomas Cole and Harvey Drummond, but it was classic case of too little too late.
Goodwick United: James Gwilt, Steff Hayes, Ben Adams, Jordan Thomas, Scott Delaney, Luke Hayward, Rhys Jones, Steven Dockerty, Rhys Dalling, Jonny Horgan, Will Haworth. Subs: Adam Hawkins, Jake Smith, Sion O’Sullivan.
Carew: Tom Davies, Shaun Whitfield, Sonny Phillips, Zac Rowell, Sam Southcott, Morgan Scourfield, Marcus Griffiths, Jordan Richards, Adam Muskett, Spencer Williams, Curtis Hurlow. Subs: Harvey Drummond, Thomas Cole, Alex Bayley.
Referee: David Badger.
Swifts on song thanks to Carroll hat-trick
Pennar Robins 0 – Monkton Swifts 5
Declan Carroll starred for Monkton Swifts in this derby clash played at Bush Camp.
Man of the match Carroll bagged a hat-trick and also had a hand setting up his team’s two other goals.
The visitors held a slender 1-0 lead at half time, thanks to Ben Steele scoring just before the interval.
In the 57th minute Luke Phillips unselfishly set-up Carroll who struck his side’s second.
On 77 minutes Will Abrahams got the scoring touch for the third, then man of the moment Carroll struck tow late goals to complete his treble, the fourth assisted by Dylan Davies the fifth by Connor Hay.
Pennar Robins: Craig Asparassa, Adam Cole, Jacob Davies, Rhys Lucas, Liam Williams, Jason Donohoe, Phil Thompson, Connor Roberts, Kieran Smith, Sean Edmundson, Nick Willis. Subs: Dylan Kidd, Ewan Davies, Carl Vincent.
Monkton Swifts: Leon-diego Stewart, Jay Kilby, Luke Phillips, Jake Seaton, Ross Jones, Chris Richards, Ben Steele, Thomas Powell, Dylan Davies, Declan Carroll, Blake James. Subs: Paul Miller, Connor Hay, Will Abrahams.
Referee: Angus Scourfield.
Games called off
Kilgetty P – Neyland PMatch postponed due to adverse weather.
FAW Trophy 3rd Round
Trostre v Hakin United
Match postponed due to adverse weather