R J F Homes – Beckett League football round-up (From Gazette & Herald)

R J F Homes – Beckett League football round-up

4:11pm Wednesday 18th November 2009

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TEENAGER Ryan Rivis stunned R J F Homes – Beckett League first division leaders Gillamoor with a brilliant double strike.

The rising Kirkbymoorside Reserves star netted a couple of first half goals – the second a fabulous strike – to put his team in charge of a keenly contested game.

Gillamoor came back strongly in the second half but they could only score a single goal by player/manager Craig Ibbotson as Kirkby held on for a 2-1 away win.

Kirkdale United strengthened their title bid with a 9-0 beating of Bagby and Balk who were a better side than the score line suggests.

Kirkdale, playing down hill in the first half, scored through Rob McDermid, and Martin Charlton. They cut loose in the second period with further goals by Charlton, Martin Grayson (2), and McDermid (4) who finished with a haul of five goals.

Man of the match winners were Charlton and McDermid for Kirkdale United, while left winger Danny Easton took the honours for B&B.

Aislaby United won 3-2 at Old Malton 3rds. Simon Cook fired Aislaby ahead after 12 minutes with a deflected 25-yard free-kick. Rickard Stevenson equalised for Old Malton who went ahead on 51 minutes when Reece Piercy capitalised on a defensive error by Danny Russell and Chris Weighell.

Within 30 seconds of the restart, Aislaby were level when Kenny Temple’s cross saw Simon Cook score from 10 yards.

The game swung from end to end before Aislaby’s grabbed the winner just after an hour when Taryn Midgley smashed in an unstoppable shot from 25 yards. In stoppage time Aislaby’s veteran keeper Colin Frank made two fantastic saves to keep his side in front.

Old Malton’s man of the match was debutant Ashley Cooke, transferred last week from Union Rovers, while Frank took the honours for Aislaby whose debutant Andrew Spittlehouse impressed in midfield after his transfer from rivals Thornton-le-Dale.

Sinnington won a nine-goal thriller at home against Slingsby who forged ahead with a couple of Darren Dyer goals – the second direct from a corner.

Chris Wilkinson made it 3-0 to Slingsby before the Sinners pulled a goal back when Stuart Wilkinson scored.

Chris Wilkinson headed a second goal from a corner to restore his side’s three goal advantage but after a great save by Sinnington keeper Gary Mitchell, the Sinners roared back to score four times in the last half hour thanks to Stuart Wilkinson, brother David Wilkinson (2) before Johnny Wilson crashed in a 30-yard free-kick in the final minute.

Wayne Moon was Sinnington’s top man while midfielders Jamie Ward and Sean Keefe shared the honours for Slingsby.

Thornton-le-Dale moved up into seventh position after a 4-2 away win at Rosedale.

Thornton-le-Dale strolled into a 2-0 lead on a heavy pitch at Rosedale with goals from Luke Hobbs and Paul Grayson. Martin Piercy’s tap-in made it 3-0 before a Will Dunnett shot was sliced into his own goal by Rosedale’s Mark Sheridan, who redeemed himself by scoring Dale’s opener. Kenny Weatherall netted Rosedale’s second in the last minute.

Bay Horse’s 4-1 victory at Ampleforth took them to the top of division two while previous leaders Huntington were held 2-2 at Thornton-le-Dale Reserves.

Sam Clayton gave Bay Horse the lead, George Kirk equalised before Clayton restored Horse’s lead. Clayton went on to complete his hat-trick while Tommy Medd also got on the scoresheet for Bay Horse.

Thornton-le-Dale went ahead against Huntington with a Josh Evans goal. Luke Smith equalised but Dale regained the lead with a rare William Balderson goal only for a second Smith goal to earn Huntington a point.

Duncombe Park moved up into fourth place with an 8-0 home win against Rillington Athletic Reserves.

James Craig netted after 20 minutes with a shot from 18 yards, Alex Shields rounded off a good move by Eddie Adamson and Nick Allenby to make it 2-0 and Allenby’s header from a Christian Ardisonne stretched the lead.

In the second half, Duncombe Park got well on top with further goals scored by Danny Drake – his first of the season and he went on to complete his hat-trick. The other goals came from Eddie Adamson and Matthew Dzierzack.

Ryedale Sports Club Reserves improvement continued win a 2-1 win at Amotherby & Swinton 3rds. Chris Smales put the home team ahead but Ryedale hit back to claim maximum points with goals from midfielder Mike Lealman and Matty Gardner.

Union Rovers 2nds and Gillamoor Reserves shared the points in a 2-2 draw. Martin Winstanley-Smith put Rovers in control with a couple of goals, the first a penalty, but Dean Fawcett and Pete Horner ensured a share of the spoils for Gillamoor.

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