Spartens are crowned champions

30 April 2008

LEM SPARTENS became the first Prestige Skoda Leamington Sunday League team to be crowned champions by defeated their only Division Three contenders DJC Sporting 3-1.
Terry Bayliss 2 and Nick Ford were on the mark to clinc the title with George Hallard replying from the penalty spot for DJC who will finish runners-up.
Westlea Wanderers Reserves recorded a 2-1 midweek victory over Leek Wootton thanks to goals from Jon Byrne and Jordan Mallier.
DIVISION ONE
Long time leaders Westlea Wanderers closed in on the title by making it 11 wins out of 11 as Greg Sherrington and Martyn Beeston secured 2-0 midweek success over Stockton.
Second placed Leamington Hibernian remain seven points adrift as Dave Care 2, Phil Daly, Steve Baker and Liam McCarthy were on target in a 5-1 victory at Cubbington Albion for who Jake Montgomery replied.
DIVISION TWO
Wellesbourne remain one point clear at the top after beating Harbury Albion 4-1 with Chris Evans 2, Adam Trinder and Neal Hawkins swamped a rely from Adam Johnson. ‘Bourne visit second-placed Whitnash Tavern in a title deciding last match.
Daz Colledge, Gurjinder Thind and Bopinder Binning were on target as Khalsa Reserves defeated Locomotiv TJ’s 3-0.
DIVISION FOUR
Leamington Juniors moved into pole position with two victories. Graham Reeves 2, Jake Murphy, Mark Scarborough and James Morton were on target in a 5-0 midweek success over Heathcote Athletic, while Scarborough 3, Adrian Reeves and Graham Reeves supplied a 5-3 win over AC Jet for who Lee Rossiter, Sam Plumb and Chrs Collier replied.
LIberal Club ‘C’ climbed out of the relegation zone as Tim Dearing 2 and Tom Grunfield netted in a 3-1 victory ovber Woodloes for who Arron Palmer replied.
DIVISION FIVE
Three Lions bounced back to winning ways with Jon Glanville, Scott Millar and Matt Walkey, gievn the captain’s armband in recognition of his 100th game, on target in a 3-1 success over Stockton Reserves for who Green volleyed a late consolation.
Tom Leonard 2 and Mitch Colby fired Chadwick End Resrves to 3-2 victory over HRI for who Trevor Davies and Kristian Rheams responded.
CANCER SUPPLEMENTARY CUP
Westlea Wanderers Reserves became the first Division Three side to lift the trophy thanks to a 2-1 success over Ettington Rovers in the final.
Ettington, the first Division Four outfit to reach the final, had the best two opportunities in a first half which was interrupted by a heavy thunderstorm but Westlea got their noses in front when Jon Byrne applied the finishing touch to a quickly taken free kick.
Ace marksman Alex Pitts equalised shortly after and then set up George Price who had an effort disallowed for a foul on the keeper.
Westlea clinched the silverware when Nick Mort fired home through a crowded goalmouth.
Anthony Eden Gents Hairdresser DIVISION ONE Cup
There was no joy for Westlea Wanderers who suffered their third semi-final defeat of the season as they went down 2-1 to Kenilworth Wardens with a strike from Paul Frost being eclipsed by Craig Arnold and Steve Griffin.
Wardens will meet Stocckton in the final at the New Windmill on Tuesday, May 13.
ANDY CAMPBELL CUP
Strikes from Ronnie Morris, Ross Jackson and James Stockton edged Chadwick End Reserves to a 3-2 semi-final success over MW Police for who Matthew Bevan hit both.
GEORGE DUTTON CUP
Stockton scored three goals in the last ten minutes to record a 4-2 semi-final victory over Heart of England with Josh Cole 2, Luke Church and Richard Sutton on target.

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