Under 8s
Stone Cross picked up their first points of the season when they shared the points in a goalless draw with All Saints while Bentley Youth and F.C. Strollers continued their tussle at the top of the table, securing another 6 points each.
Leaders Bentley maintained their 100% record after goals from Joshua Toye and Jack Adams helped them overcome an improving Vic Market Tigers.
They followed up with a victory over Stone Cross courtesy of a hat trick from Kieron Francis and a strike from Harry Shaw while F.C. Strollers’ Gianni Boparon was in fine form bagging 8 goals.
He notched five against All Saints, with an Alex Blair brace completing the scoring for Strollers and Fellows replying for All Saints, and followed this up with a hat trick against Vic Market Tigers with James Birk, with a hat trick, Kian Dwyer and Ellis Greatrex also on the score sheet for Strollers.
Under 10s
Today saw us welcome the arrival of two new teams into the league - Bustleholme and St Joseph’s Colts.
This brings each division up to 8 teams, and ensures that all the players get two matches every week.
As the season develops there are front runners beginning to clearly emerge, and obviously in the East Division this is Lane Head, who take their goals tally to 51, without conceding any.
In the West Division it is much tighter, and today saw Willenhall Town jump above Perton and Codsall West, although P and C have now played one game less.
In the South Division it is Wednesfield who are setting the pace, while former closest rivals New Park Village were overtaken by Wolverhampton Development Pumas, and FC Perton also joined the chasing group.
East Division - It was a real baptism of fire for newcomers Bustleholme, who had to face Lane Head in their very first match in the league. Bustleholme fought and fought, but Lane Head were too strong and experienced and hit the net 13 times.
Once again the star scorer was Jack Arnold with a double hat trick, but a third hat trick coming from Jake Proffitt. Jack Whitehouse, Kameron Moore, Russell Heathcock and James Shinton were also on target.
Jack continued in shooting form as he hit another four in the 6 - 0 win over Stone Cross Academy, Kameron scoring the other two.
However, Bustleholme didn’t let their heads drop as they took on Salisbury Rangers.
This match ended honours even, so both teams picked up a point each - their first of the season.
Jake Powell scored for Bustleholme, with Jordan Hurd on target for Salisbury.
Meanwhile, Lane Head’s closest challengers, Perton and Codsall East, also continued their winning ways.
Jake Sharman was on target in their 1 - 0 win over Stone Cross, but they couldn’t repeat their success, going down 0 - 2 to Smethwick Sikh Temple.
Sangat Bassi and Luke Banorman netted for Smethwick, who now move into third place, two points behind P and C.
It was also a good day for `Bentley Youth, who had yet to pick up a point. But everything comes to those who wait, and today was Bentley’s day.
A 2 - 1 victory over Salisbury was followed by a well earned draw against Wolverhampton Development Panthers. Jordan Sherwood and Hayden Millard scored in the first match, with Jordan Hurd replying for Salisbury, while Jordan was again on target later, with Wolves Development’s goal coming from Alex Nyari.
West Division - This is certainly the closest of all the divisions as far as two runaway leaders are concerned.
Willenhall Town started the day second on goal difference behind Perton and Codsall West, but with P and C having only one game and Willenhall two the chance to take top spot was there and Willenhall took it.
Ashley Doughton with a hat trick, and goals from Alex Page and Joseph Matthews, saw them through to a 5 - 0 win over Rowley Rangers, and this was followed up by a 9 - 0 victory over Dudley Town, with Ryan Bourne as the hat trick hero this time.
Alex Paige, Jamie Morgan, Jordan Ryan, Ashley Doughton, Kane Showell and Joseph Matthews were also on target.
But Perton and Codsall still managed a victory in their only game of the day, against Pensnett Harriers, with Daniel Slide, Jack Bishop and Matthew Finney on target in the 3 - 0 win.
Coopers Casuals were in fine scoring form in their opening game. Two from Harry Watton, two from Lim Noble and one from Zach Reynolds gave them a 5 - 1 win over Dudley Town, who replied with a goal from George Hingley.
Coopers couldn’t keep the momentum going as they faced new team St Joseph’s Colts, playing their first game in the league.
They passed even their own expectations, running out 4 - 0 winners, goals coming from Daniel Cooper with a brace, Kyle Hunjan and Richard Peters.
South Division - Wednesfield continue to dominate the division, and are almost challenging Lane Head in the goal scoring department.
They opened their day with a 10 - 0 victory over Prestwood Rangers, with both Todd Brindle and James O’Malley hitting hat tricks.
Kane Matthews got a brace, and Jamie Goodwin and Liam Evans one apiece. Wednesfield then continued in fine form, and even the stronger pressure from Coven United Colts couldn’t prevent a 5 - 0 win.
Jamie Goodwin hit two, with Robert Baker James OÕMalley and Todd Brindle also netting. And still no one has managed to score against them.
Team of the moment is Wolverhampton Development Pumas, who climbed into second place with a convincing 5 - 0 win over Coven United Colts.
Reiss Pugh was Pumas’ hero as he hit four, with the fifth coming from Ryan Griffiths.
Pumas then went on to the Match of the Day, as they took on New Park Village, placed second in the league.
A very close game saw the score at 1 - 1 until near the end, but it was Pumas who got the winner.
Ryan Griffiths and Jack Richards were on target for Pumas, with Frank Hill scoring for NPV. Frank had hit a brace earlier as NPV ran out 2 - 1 winners against Ashbourne Raiders.
But also watch out for FC Perton, who climbed to joint third in the table.
A 1 - 0 win over All Saints Juniors, with Andrew Shave on target, was followed up by a 7 - 0 win over Prestwood Rangers, with Andrew getting a hat trick, Oliver Matthews a brace and James Burrows and Besmeliah Azimi also scoring.
Consolation for All Saints came in their second game, in which a solitary goal from Ryan Williams settled the game.
Under 11s
Maydew bagged five and Newlyn four as Bilbrook Juniors (Celtic) continue to dominate the Autumn League - North maintaining their 100% record with an impressive display against Prestwood Rangers with goals from Cardoli, Durnee, Tuck, Wayne, Jones and Corinaldi completing the rout while Willenhall Town Reds kept up the pressure on Bilbrook at the top of the table, beating East Park Phoenix with goals from Bridgen, Aldridge and Hemmings.
Rowley Rangers continue to impress in the South Division with goal machine Aaron Weston notching another five to add to his impressive tally, making it 14 goals in four games, as Rowley demolished Dudley Town with Jordan Lawrence bagging a hat trick and Lewis Probert a brace to add to strikes from Joe Fitzpatrick and Jack Turner while goals from Myson and Richards helped Wallbrook United keep up the pressure on Rowley with a narrow victory at Warstones Wanderers (Lions) with Stevenson target for the Lions and Tipton Olympic picked up their first points of the season, beating Brandhall Colts 6-1. In the East Division Hill Top Rangers bounced back from last week’s cup disappointment to beat All Saints and maintain their 100% league record courtesy of four goals from Foley, two from Handley and one each from Adams, Forbes, Talbot, Dawn and Page while a hat trick from Moore, a brace apiece from Maybury and Biron and goals from Ryder and Stanley helped Willenhall Town Colts beat Bentley to keep up the pressure on Hill Top with Ewers and Mcloed on target for Bentley and goals from Edwards, Perry and Burgess helped F.C. Strollers beat Warstones Wanderers (North).
Finchfield took advantage of Wednesfield’s South Staffs Cup commitment to move level with Wednesfield at the top of the West Division with two goals apiece from Giles and Ashton and one from Astley helping them beat Perton and Codsall United to maintain their 100% record while goals from Mackleworth and Jones helped Coven United Colts beat Bilbrook Juniors (Rangers) to keep up the pressure on the leading pair while FC Perton notched their first points of the season with a hat trick from Dowen and goals from Bicknell, Edwards, Burnbridge and Yakobi helping them beat Warstones Wanderers (Wolves) with Turner netting a hat trick in reply.
Under 12s
FC Strollers and Bilbrook Juniors (West) are matching each other stride for stride with maximum points at the top of the Premier Division after a hat trick from Oliver Bragg, a brace apiece from Alex Jenkins and Josh Bell and a strike from Steven Collins helped Strollers beat Penn Rovers with Ryan Dillon and Shane Macdonna replying while three goals each from Keiron Whittaker and Elliot Simpson helped Bilbrook overcome Sedgley White Lions with Callum Upton and Reece Perry replying.
Warstones Wanderers (West) lost ground on the leaders after New Park Village ended their unbeaten run when a brace from Seamus Williams cancelled out strikes from Dylan Coomey and Whaya Malik and FC Perton picked up their first points of the season when they beat Moorcroft Raiders with a brace from Luke Woodman and goals from Joshua Edwards, Daniel Roberto, Luke Moseley, Lewis Catton and Christopher West.
Warstones Wanderers (Lions) opened their First Division account with a victory over F.C. Strollers (Lions) with a brace apiece from Bradley Hines and Terell Morgan and a goal from Daniel Macintosh while Windsor recorded their first league win of the campaign when they beat Moxley Rangers in a five goal thriller with a brace from Matthew Frost and a strike from Lyall Bagshaw with Luke Dunn and Ricy Foxall replying. In the Second Division four goals from Joe Hartill and one each from Zac Roper, Reece Barwood and Zac Stankevitch helped Tipton Olympic to their first victory of the campaign at Wolverhampton Development with John Pakin and Aaron Mall replying while goals from Luke Pearce and Dale Ward helped Bentley to a share of the spoils at Coven with Thomas Heath bagging a brace for Coven.
Under 13s
Three goals apiece from Mitchell Smallwood-Rose, Mohit Sheti and Rashpal Sahni, two goals each from Luke Shirley, Kieran Binsley and Callum Williams and one each from Ryan Long, Adian Smith and Jordan Anderson helped Premier Division leaders Warley Vipers maintain their 100% record with an impressive victory over Oldbury Lions while a brace from Demtri Dunkley and goals from Armani Allen, Julian Mangolo, Mitchell Woodward and Kyle Matthews helped second placed New Park Village beat Bustleholme Blades with Edward Parsons replying and goals from Alex Foreshaw and David Hodgkinson helped Eurofast beat Willenhall Town while Reece Munday netted the all important goal as Hill Top beat Himley Colts.
Two goals apiece from Luke Hudson, Stefan Cameron and Ricky Hayter and one each from Conner Worth, Tyler Lockley, O’Shea Miller, Recce Timins and Rundeep Balalan helped NC Sports beat Perton & Codsall United to move to the top of the First Division while two goals each from Klodian Bequa and Jordan Kasangol and one apiece from Erik Kusrak and Fabian Facey helped Warstones Wanderers (South) beat All Star Harriers to move into second spot with Geo Shaw netting both goals in reply and Bustleholme Hawks picked up their first league victory of the campaign against Wednesbury Oak Colts courtesy of goals from Jay Johal & Joshua Hill. Bentley Youth and Bustleholme Athletic are level pegging with maximum points from four games at the top of the Second Division after four goals from Kavell Gale, two from Ashley Hale and one each from Mouket Bryan, Dylan Wilkes and Mikkel Parchment helped Bentley Youth beat Sedgley White Lions with Luke Johnson and Andrew Day replying while Bustleholme had to come from behind to beat Bantock Vipers.
A strong early start from Bantock with the opening goal of the match scored by Jonti Morgan left Bustleholme fighting to keep their unbeaten record.
An equaliser by Ben O’Keefe saw the visitors find their form with a further goal by Ryan Reynolds which left Bustleholme leading at half time.
Second half goals by Jordan Drummond and Bradley Farmer saw Bustleholme home to their fourth consecutive win in a hard but fair match with both sides battling to the final whistle with excellent sportsmanship shown by both teams.
Goals from Dan McGarry, Romario McFarlane and Mike Hopley helped third placed Bilston Wanderers keep up the pressure on the leading pair with a victory at Black Country Ravens with Troyan Cunnison replying and it was honours even when New State Lions visited Tipton Olympic with goals from Lewis Ebanks and Jake Elmore cancelling out Callum Bull’s brace for Tipton.
A hat trick from Joel Taylor, two goals apiece from Amandeep Binning and Dylan Crackette and one each from Joshdeep Thiara, Anup Mall, Olutise Oludayomi and Sufan Khan helped Third Division leaders Smethwick United beat Wednesbury Royals to make it four wins out of four with Charlie Jones bagging the Royals consolation goal while three goals from Jordan Freeman and two apiece from Amrik Sahota and Alex James helped Punjab United beat F.C. Perton and goals from Ben Litchfield, Jack Guy and Jack Whitehouse helped Warstones Wanderers (East) beat Dudley Town by the odd goal in five with Jamie Wilkes and Alex Cosby on the score sheet for the hosts while Pendeford Park beat Tettenhall Wood 7-0.
Under 14s
Ian Tipton bagged six and Brett Summerfield one as First Division leaders Beechdale Swifts beat Tipton Town while a brace from Dale Baker and goals from Rhys Price and Jack Duffield helped Tipton Olympic beat Willenhall Town Colts to pick up their first points of the season with Reve Gardner and Ashley Benton replying and a brace from Benton and a strike from Walker helped FC Perton open their First Division account. In the Second Division two goals apiece from Danny Walters and Danny Nicholls helped leaders Windsor beat Coopers Casuals in a seven goal thriller with Ephan Shaw, Connor Edwards and Luke Smith replying while three second half goals helped second placed Tipton Athletic overcome a 3-1 half time deficit at Coven.
Zac Campbell, Jack Horner, Sam Lee and Jamie Handley were on target for Tipton with, Michael Potts, with a brace and George Chattham netting for Coven and a brace from Scott Saxon and a strike from Jason Groves helped Stone Cross beat Wednesfield Phoenix to record their first league victory of the season with Scott Gibbons replying.
Two goals apiece from Dreece Gardner and Curtis Lee helped Premier Division leaders Warstones Wanderers (North) beat Darlaston Town with James McElligott replying while a brace from Ryan Wilson and a strike from Matthew Collins helped Sandwell Dynamos beat East Park Youth in a five goal thriller with Rhys Lloyd and Zac Baker replying.
Under 15s
Two goals apiece from Nicholls and Pitt and one each from Gibson, Kirwan and Elwell helped Premier Division leaders Willenhall Town Tigers beat Stone Cross Academy to maintain their 100% start to the season with Wolfendon and Butler replying while goals from Parkes and Shilvock helped Bilbrook Juniors (East) match the Tigers record with a victory over Windsor with Thompson replying while Finchfield and Beechdale Swifts are level on points with the leading pair after Emery’s all important strike helped Beechdale beat Carlisle Swifts while a brace from Perdy and goals from Gormagzki and Cornfield helped Finchfield beat Wolverhampton Development with Roberts replying and a hat trick from Jason Lee, a brace from Ryan Timmins and a strike from Dennent helped Willenhall Town Swifts beat Parkes Hall.
Park Hill Boys and Springvale sit on top of the First Division with maximum points after a hat trick from Tonks and a strike from Taylor helped Park Hill beat Smethwick United with Salman Naxhw bagging both goals in reply while a brace from Quarry and goals from Crawford, Carter and Turner helped Springvale beat Wood Farm Wanderers with Holyhead replying and goals from Power, Stanley, Chisholme and Sissons helped Featherstone RWB open their league account with a victory over Perton & Codsall United while a hat trick from Howl and a brace from Dickson helped Wednesbury Inter Athletic beat Woodsetton in a nine goal thriller with Ement, with a brace, Walton and Hillman replying.
Goals from Walker, Martin and Nail helped Second Division leaders FC Strollers beat Bilbrook Juniors (North Star) to make it four wins out of four while four goals from Uppal, two from Singh and one each from Pemberton, Maye, G Rangdhawa and K Ranghawa helped Punjab United beat Tipton Warriors to maintain their 100% record in second spot with Taylor and Hael and goals from Hall, Lucas and Smith helped Sedgley White Lions beat Darlaston Town to record their first league victory of the season.
Warstones Wanderers also picked up their first points with an odd goal in five victory at All Saints courtesy of goals from Brown, Thomas and Baugh with Bangor and Samual replying while a brace from Wilson and goals from Stevenson and Kazma helped Ashbourne Raiders beat Penn Rovers with Davies and Tunstall replying.
Under 16s
A brace from Ashley Dicken and a strike from Rhys Sweetman helped unbeaten Willenhall Town Swifts beat Wednesbury Town Boys by the odd goal in five to move to the top of the table with Sam Ralley and Tom Owen replying while a brace each from Alex Goodman and Seb Craven and goals from Harvinder Mandair and Trevor Quinn helped Tipton Town beat Lyng Falcons to maintain their 100% start to the season.
Danny Davies replied for Lyng while goals from Andrew Roberts and Lee Turner helped Essington Eagles beat Wyrley Juniors with Ben Lund replying and it was honours even when Pelsall Villa entertained Bustleholme with goals from Pelsall’s Callum Griffiths and Paul Finn matched by strikes from Michael Chambers and Danny Mayne.
In the First Division Wednesfield and Willenhall Town Colts are still looking for their first league win of the season after they shared the spoils with Joe Ash-Miller on target for Wednesfield and Ashley Wiley for Willenhall.
A hat trick from Doniel Dennis helped Second Division leaders Windsor beat Sedgley Alliance Swifts with Jon Guest and Daniel Jaggers replying while goals from Alex Bendall, Luke Lester, Sam Giles and David Read helped second placed Bentley Youth beat Parkes Hall with Ben Marsh replying and a hat trick from Lewis Hylton and goals Jake Jenkins, Kristian Grant, Adam Barnfield and Ben Hollowood helped Walsall Town beat Sedgley Alliance Colts with Jamie Tomlinson, with a brace and Ross Oakley replying.
Four goals from Connor Forrester and one from Richard Fisher helped Aldersley beat Sedgley Rovers to maintain their 100% record at the top of the Third Division.
Jordan White replied for Sedgley while a hat trick from Christopher Haywood, a brace from Adam Hipkiss and one from Carl Everitt helped Stowlawn beat J.M. United.
Under 17s
A hat trick from Parsley and goals from Johnson, Perry and Barlow helped First Division leaders Wyrley Juniors beat AFC Wombourne to maintain their 100% record with Guy replying while F.C. Perton Pumas also maintained their 100% record with a hat trick from Bolton and goals from Evans and Wilkes helping them to victory over Parkside Rangers in a nine goal thriller with Nunn, with a brace, Beckett and Singh replying and Darlaston Town shared the points with Wednesbury Sports Union with Gabbidon on target for Darlaston and Bracknell for Wednesbury.
In the Premier Division leaders Swinmoor needed three second half goals to overcome Willenhall Youth after the teams had shared four goals in the first half.
Golding and Merrick bagged two goals apiece for Swinmoor with Richards also on target while Picken and Smith wee on the mark for Willenhall while two goals apiece from Couchman and Bowen and one each from Powell, Gibbons, Gavin and Stevens helped Bustleholme beat Park Hill with Morris with a brace and Young replying.
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