PREMIER DIVISION
With only two fixtures surviving the conditions Beaumont Town were given the chance to catch up on leaders Enderby 2000, they had to work hard for the 2 - 1 win at Oadby Owls with Danny Copp netting for Oadby, Barwell Athletic and Loughborough f c Youth shared a seven goal thriller with Loughborough just edging out with 4 - 3 winners, goals from Richard Hughes, Kyle Andrews and Lewis Gamble for Barwell wasn't enough for the win.

DIVISION ONE
Gilmorton remain on top of the stack after a impressive display at bottom club
Soar Valley returning with a 8 - 1 score line, second placed Barrow Town are keeping up the pressure a 2 - 0 win at Kirby Muxloe 88 with Tom Rye and Jez Harris scoring for Barrow, mid table Kingsway Juniors made no mistake when they took on Market Bosworth 2000 netting five goals in the process, Jack Manley (2), Keiran Fogarty (2) and Grant Carlisle all hitting the target in the 5 - 0 win.
UNDER 17

PREMIER DIVISION
Leaders Mowbray Rangers kept the position on top of the league on goal difference from Narborough and Littlethorpe with a five nil win over Countesthorpe Athletic second placed Narborough lost Syston Town with a 10 - 2 score line goals from Alex Honor (hat trick), Nial Harrison (2), Mitch Williams (2), Conner Bennett. Lee Armett and Nick Hatch.
Honours ended even between Barrow Town & Oadby Owls in an open & attacking game. With a strong wind at their backs Barrow dominated the 1st half hitting the post twice & taking the lead in the 26th minute with a fine header from a corner. Although Owls were dangerous on the break it took an excellent save from goalkeeper Richard Hawkes & dogged defending from the Owls defence, with David Fallows & Mo Dhadli prominent, to keep the Barrow attack at bay.

DIVISION ONE
Countesthorpe Athletic 2003 and Queniborough Juniors game ending with a 2 - 2 draw Braden Farmer (2) hit the Countesthorpe goals with Karna Solanki and Kade Lewis netting for Queniborough. Shelthorpe Lions lost at home to Kirby Muxloe 88 by 4 - 2 with Levy Frey and Roshum Lahka netting for Shelthorpe

DIVISION TWO
Groby Juniors produced a fine performance to beat Fleckney Atheltic 7-0. After a cagey first half an hour groby broke the deadlock through Michael Vickers claiming his sixth goal of the season. Another goal from Ryan Haycock before half time made it 2-0 going into the break. Groby then produced some fine football in the second half which Fleckney were unable to handle. Groby's goals in the second half were scored by David Allen (2) George Crewe (2) and Joe Briggs. Netherhall Diamonds completed a 1 - 0 win over Loughborough F C Youth to send them into forth position in the table.

UNDER 16

PREMIER DIVISION
Aylestone Park '94 and Saffron Dynamo had a competitive game, with Aylestone '94 taking the lead with a goal from Eoghan McIlwraith. Saffron then went on to grab a penalty which was saved by the Aylestone keeper George Crossley but the rebound was converted, to make it 1-1. The second half began and Aylestone again took the early advantage with a ball from Ryan Moran which Jordan Abbot finished with a well placed header. Aylestone '94 went further ahead with another goal scored by Eoghan McIlwraith. Saffron then came from behind to score 3 goals to make the score 4-3 to Saffron Dynamo. In the last couple of minutes, Aylestone Park countered with Eoghan McIlwraith scoring a equaliser to make the ending score 4-4.
Caldecote Foxes beat Oadby Owls 3-0 to cement their second place position in the Under 16's Premier League. The Foxes opened the scoring with Jake Paget heading home a Clayton Smith cross after persistent pressure from Caldecote. Caldcote continued to push forward and were awarded a penalty when Taj Bains was brought down in the box. Bains brushed himself down to slot the ball into the bottom corner sending the Oadby keeper the wrong way. The second half continued were the first left off and it was only a matter of time until Caldecote added to their lead. Joe Moult scored to put the game all but out of Oadby's reach heading powerfully into the back of the net after good work from Joel Jones created the opening. This was a spirited and encouraging performance from an in-from Caldecote team. Blaby & Whetstone are the team to beat with another three points in the bag after a 4 - 2 win over Ratby Sports goals from Zak Woolman, an own goal and Liam Burden with a brace leaves them one point clear at the top .

DIVISION ONE
With only one fixture surviving the deluge previously unbeaten Loughborough Dynamo came unstuck when they lost for the first time this season going down 3 - 2 to Gilmorton Juniors with Miles Splevings grabbing a superb hat-trick to set up the win.

DIVISION TWO
In this keenly contested match Barrow took on local rivals Kegworth Imps Barrow went ahead in the first half after Jack Slawson was first to a though ball to lift the ball over the keeper into the top left corner. Kegworth came out in the second half with real intent to get the equaliser and went close on a number of occasions. This left gaps at the back proven on a counter-attack when Lewis Fraser latched onto a left wing cross and turned outside the box to volley over the advancing keeper. Kegworth felt hard done to and continued with their advance but the Barrow back four protected their keeper well. Another well crafted break-away saw Fraser cross to the unmarked Slawson to slot home a third. The midfield tussle of the 2 best players Barrow's Dan Vyner and Kegworth's Rhys Kearton ended with a headed consolation goal from the latter at the end of the game. Caterpillar s & s were 4 - 2 winners over Ibstock United Youth with Jordan Spoors (2) and Ben Ryecroft (2) netting for the home side. Burbage Old Boys continue to make the running after a 2 - 1 home win over Harborough Town their goals were scored by Sam Hodgkin and Sean Astill, second placed Waltham Athletic Continued their good form with a 4 - 0 win at Birstall United, Whetstone Juniors won on the road at Highfield Rangers with a 2 - 1 win Lewis Mistry netting for Highfield Rangers.

DIVISION THREE
Leaders Bushby United the only team with 100% record kept the good run going with a 3 - 0 win over Anstey Swifts goals came from Tom Smith(brace) and Jake Domingo, Thurmaston Magpies are hard on the trail with a 2 - 0 win at Royce Rangers 2005. Borough Alliance netted a 2 - 1 win over Allexton and Tennant with James Cooper and Nick Bell scoring for the home side
Kegworth never found top gear as visitors Barrow Town cruised to a comfortable victory last Sunday. Town took the lead in the first half after a slip from a home defender left the Barrow player, one on one with the home keeper and he finished coolly. A number of misplaced passes meant that The Imps created very little in front of goal, there best chase being a powerful free kick that deflected kindly into the keepers arms.
The half time break brought no change of fortune for the home side, and as the half wore on, The Imps switched to a three man defence, but it was Barrow who took advantage of the tactical change from Kegworth, adding two more goals in quick succession. This finally woke Kegworth from their slumber, and they started to put some pressure on the visitors defence. Chances came and went for the home side before Rhys Kearton netted with just six minutes to play. The Imps threw everything at Barrow, but Town held firm to win three well deserved points. Westfield showed that they have it in them to do well this season with some glimpses of exceptional football, however, there were moments that we showed that we need to concentrate at the back and support from the midfield. The two strikers both scored great hat-tricks and single goals from both Cameron Morton and Joe Findlay saw Westfield through to a well deserved victory. Further goals could have been added but for some outstanding saves from the Barwell Keeper.

DIVISION FOUR
Cosby looking to make it six straight wins got off to a sloppy start in the first 10 minutes It took right back Jacob Hibbert to lift his team by winning possession and going on a 50 yrd barn storming run to provide Chris Musson with his first goal. Cosby always looked on top with Conner Tanner Marshalling the defence allowing Kieran Matthews and Jordy Hodgson to run Loughborough ragged, Kieran scoring the second and Chris Musson making it three just before half time. The second half was a one was one way street, Loughborough heads were down, Jordy scored two and Cosby should have scored a hatful in the last 10 minutes but Loughborough keeper made a couple of outstanding saves, along with some bad finishing. George Bentley did score his first league goal with a well taken effort. Loughborough managed a consolation goal with 8 minutes left. Man of the Match Jordy could not secure his hat trick but not for the lack of trying. So Cosby 6 from 6 cementing their top spot and looking like a good season in prospect. Second placed Houghton beat Countesthorpe Athletic 03 4-0. Houghton scored the first goal from a free kick after just 90 seconds. James Boden supplied the cross and Ben Stephens tapped it in from close range. Houghton doubled the lead when Boden scored a great goal from about 30 yards that gave the keeper no chance. After the break Houghton continued to press even though playing into the wind. Boden got his second and Tom Wells scored from close range for number four, Birstall Community college netted the highest win with a 7 - 1 demolition of Shakka FC with Joel Johnson (2), Will West, Jordan Blackshaw, Ashley Newcombe, a Own goal & Ross Masterson completing the scoring. Stanton United 2003 recorded their first win of the season when they completely out played Countesthorpe Athletic with a 4 - 0 win, goals from Kieran Buck, Ricky Johnson, Matthew Whawell and Jason Nuttall did the damage for Stanton.