PREMIER DIVISION

Leaders Enderby 2000 kept their 100 record intact with a 3 - 0 win over bottom club Oadby Owls goals from Nathan Bedford, Gregory Garner and Liam Webster. Caterpillar S & S move into second spot recording their first win of the season away at Loughborough F C Youth with a 5 - 3 verdict the Loughborough scorers were Henry Parsons with a brace and Steve Jones. Mid table Barwell Athletic went one better with a 5 - 0 demolition of Melton Foxes. Beaumont Town 04 are up to third after a 4 -2 win against Westfield Wanderers, Beaumont's Luke Day had a special day in scoring all the Towns goals, Westfield replied through James Heathcote and Matthew Shorrock.

DIVISION ONE

Rothley Imps are the new leaders of the division after going on a goal spree against Soar Valley with Joe Moscetano grabbing four, Mike Sexton with a hat-trick, Joe Stanway also grabbing a hat-trick with Chris Beall finishing things off in the 11 - 2 win. Barlestone St Giles and Barrow Town had to share the spoils in the 3 - 3 draw Jake Wibberly, Jamie White and Joseph Waterfield on target for the home side with barrows goals coming from Aaron Colin, Matthew Shelly and a penalty from Jaz Harris. Kingsway Rangers And Kirby Muxloe 88 both scored two goals apiece in the other draw of the day, Kirby's goals were scored by Chris Ashmore and Ben Stapleford.

UNDER 17

PREMIER DIVISION

Narborough and Littlethorpe continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 2-0 home win over Oadby Owls. In the first half defences were on top. In the second half the game opened up somewhat and there were opportunities at both ends, Jordan Duffy the made 2 fine saves to deny the visitors. In the final 15 minutes Narborough began to get on top and when the ball fell to him 8 yards out Rhys Le Lacheur blasted it home to open the scoring. With a few minutes left Zak Ainscough latched onto a cross and although his first effort was blocked he smashed home the rebound secured the victory. Countesthorpe Athletic belatedly played their first game of the season away at Quorn and returned with all 3 points, with a fine performance and a 6-1 victory. Athletic set the tempo high and had several good chances before Matt Bizley rifled in a trademark twenty yarder to open the scoring. Quorn responded well and a flicked header from a long throw levelled matters. Two Charles Butler headers either side of half time, the second after some tremendous wing play by Jack Sutherland really settled the outcome of the game. Sutherland soon pounced for a fourth, before a fine team move was calmly nodded home by marauding full back Mitch Harper. Harry Warren then calmly tucked home the sixth to make it a fine opening day for Countesthorpe.
Mowbray Rangers moved into second spot after a 6 - 3 win over Friar Lane & Epworth with Joe Hanlon getting his first hat-trick of the season the other goals were scored by Mark Cowling with a brace and Jack Harris

DIVISION ONE

Birstall United remain in top spot on goal difference over Shelthorpe Lions and Burbage Old Boys, Birstall winning 4 - 1 at home to Wigston Rangers with Dan Marlow (brace) and a Tom Darlaston double, Dan Mitchell getting the consolation for the Rangers, Shelthorpe just managed to scrap home to get the three points against Swallows Green with Ben Tooley, Sam Shepard and Ashton Holland finding the net. Burbage Old Boys just managed to squeeze past Queniborough Juniors with Tyler Sibson getting the Queniborough goals With Hughes and Goode replying for Burbage. Countesthorpe Athletic 03 won at Kirby Muxloe with a 4 -2 verdict, goals from James Lupton (2) for the home side. Barwell Athletic beat Kingsway Rangers 3 - 2 to stay in fourth.

DIVISION TWO

Gaunt Youth started off with the same squad which started last week in the 1-0 win with some special guests coming to watch, this match began brightly with Gaunt Youth taking the lead through George Horton from a corner. Kieroen Hewitt then quickly made it 2-0 to the home side with a powerful header in the correct spot. He grabbed his 2nd of the match with some great passing from Gaunt Youth - starting all the way from the back. The Netherhall defence got confused when this good football was played by Gaunt Youth. Soon after, Netherhall pulled one back with a scrappy goal from a free kick. Gaunt Youth then replied with Micky Harris getting the goal for Gaunt Yth. He grabbed his second of the match and Gaunt's fifth. The first half finished with the score at 5-1 to Gaunt Yth. The second half only saw one goal - and that was by Bradley Billingham for Gaunt Youth. However, this half saw many cards given out by the referee. The game finished 6-1 to Gaunt Youth FC against Netherhall Diamonds FC. 'Leaders Kegworth Imps continued their good start to the season with a 3 - 1 home win against Loughborough F C Youth Oliver smith, Harry Green and Alex Purkiss , Matt North getting the consolation for Loughborough. Groby Juniors and Bardon Hill Sunday both won on the travels with victories over Enderby 2000 and Fleckney Athletic

Groby smashed ten goals with-out reply and Bardon winning two nil.

UNDER 16

PREMIER DIVISION

Leaders in the early stages of this year's premier league are Aylestone Park 94 with a 100% record from two matches closely watched by Blaby & Whetstone.

Aylestone Park '94 and Ratby had a close fought game with Aylestone Park '94 coming out on top with a 2-1 win. With two goals from Chad Bradshawdid the damage for Aylestone, Second placed Blaby made no mistake with a 4 - 1 win Zak Woolman(2), Liam Burden and Tom Blanchard doing the damage against early leaders Caldecote Foxes Joseph Moult netting for the foxes.

DIVISION ONE

Mountsorrel lead the division one by two points after keeping their 100% record intact with a 7 - 2 win over Fleckney Athletic with Nial Smith grabbing four Conner Sanders two And Ben Taylor completing the scoring .

Third placed Gilmorton made no mistake with a comfortable 3 - 0 win over Mowbray Rangers Tom Stokes and Miles Spevings doing the damage, Mountsorrel had the biggest win in the division with a 7 -2 win over Fleckney Athletic with Nial Smith grabbing four, Conner Sanders two and Ben Taylor. Ibstock United F C won on their travels with a 3 - 0 win at Wigston Youth, Shepshed Dynamo and Loughborough Dynamo both hit three goals apiece in the draw Simon Pond (2) and Daniel Pownall for Shepshed with Josh Buchanan (2) and Grant Ryder netting for Loughborough.

DIVISION TWO

Burbage Old Boys are early leaders on goal difference from Harborough Town.

Kegworth travelled to table topping Harborough Town and started the game well, after a long trip The Imps pushed forward from the start, but it wasn't until the midpoint of the first half that they managed to take the lead, John Bowles battling through the centre of the home defence before chipping the keeper from outside the penalty area. The good start for the visitors however soon turned sour, when Rhys Kearton saw red for his reaction to a bad foul from a home player. Town pushed forward and just before the break they found the equaliser to send the teams into half time all square. Town started the second half well, making the most of their numerical advantage, and forcing Kegworth into some desperate defending, which included a fine goal line clearance from Oscar Wall. Halfway through the half, Harborough took the lead. At this point many teams would have given up, but Kegworth are made of sterner stuff. Switching to a three man defence they threw everything at their hosts and with ten minutes to go they scored the goal that their efforts deserved, as Bowles fired in his second of the game.

With their tails up The Imps pushed forward looking for a winner, it was Harborough though that snatched the points after tired legs caused a defensive error that allowed The Town striker an easy finish. In time added on Kegworth even pushed goalkeeper Dan Owen forward for a late corner and Ryan Salmon brought a good save from the home keeper with the last kick of the game, but a fine game of football ended with Kegworth valiant losers.

Birstall United won 3 - 1 at Caterpillar with Ben Ryecroft netting for the home side, bottom club Highfield Rangers registered their first win of the
Season with a 3 -0 win at Ibstock United Youth, Burbage Old Boys made no mistake when they took on Whetstone Junior 6 - 1 the final score with Matt Draper (hat-trick), Sam Hodgkin (2) and Sean Astill, Mendenkosi Ngwanya netting for Whetstone

DIVISION THREE

With a three way tie at the top of the division between Bushby United, Royce Rangers and Royce Rangers 2005 all on six points Sundays results saw the leaders without a fixture Royce 2005 lost on the travels at Anstey Swifts going down 4 - 1 Wesley York (2), Tom Springthorpe and Adam Robinson all netting for the home team, Royce rangers had better fortunes with a 3 - 1 home win against Westfield Wanderers with Josh Porter (2) and Josh Wedge Scoring. The Wanderers goal was scored by Ben Martin. Thurmaston Magpies won a close encounter with a Reece Draycote goal separating the two sides.

At home to Borough Alliance, Markfield Colts just managed to grab a win in a six goal thriller against Lutterworth Juniors Jordan Southern firing both Lutterworth's goals, Tom Taylor (2) and Samraj Mathuru (2) netting for the visitors. Allexton & Tennant went down to a 2 - 1 loss against Barwell Athletic with Lewis Alan getting the Athletic goal.

DIVISION FOUR

Cosby United remain top of the pile after keeping their 100% record intact with a 2 - 1 win at Countesthorpe Athletic 2003 Lucas King scoring for the home side with Josh Pickering and George Bentley for Cosby, Birstall community college went on a scoring spree netting 13 into the process in the demolition of bottom club Countesthorpe Athletic, Daniel Baines netting four, Joel Johnson (4) , Anthony Klen (3) , Conner Jacobs and William West with the consolation goal coming from Ben Carlin, Shakha F C registered their first win of the season with a 2 - 1 win over Loughborough F C Youth Anish Manji hitting a double Charles Prddy netting for Loughborough.