Duston Garage (Bosch Service) Star Award :
Spratton Reserves who halted the Earls Barton Reserves steamroller.

Russell Roofing Premier Division:
Roade returned from a two week break to topple leaders Weldon at Connelly Way. Andrew Priest and Jack Diamond both struck to hand the long-term leaders a second defeat of the season. Kislingbury now lead, with Brixworth second. Neither side could completely capitalise however, as both were held to draws at home. Kislingbury tied 1-1 with bitter rivals Harpole, while another late Harborough goal denied All Saints the win. Adam Knight gave Brixworth a 3-2 lead with four minutes to go before a last minute equaliser for the Leicestershire side.  Fourth placed Medbourne also needed a late goal to see off Whitefield Norpol. Having led 2-0 at half-time, Medbourne were pegged back by Connor Brown and Chris Kirby equalised on 72 minutes, but a stoppage time strike sealed the 3-2 win.
Milton and Queen Eleanor recorded morale boosting wins over Heyford and Corby Pegasus respectively. Dominic Spinelli netted the second in Milton’s 2-0 success, while Bob Lane and Tom Burwood weighed in with braces as Pegasus crashed 6-2. Andrew Cox opened the scoring for Corby Khalsa as they recorded comfortable 4-1 win over Moulton.

Keystone Roofing Supplies Division 1:
Debutant Andy Watts netted for Blisworth who did the league and cup double over leaders Ringstead. Welford closed to within two points of the Ringstead after their 2-1 win over near neighbours Cold Ashby. Stanion endured their fifth defeat on the spin away at Drayton Grange. Jed Brennan did the bulk of the damage, gobbling up four of the goals in the 6-2 success. Sean and Daniel Morris netted for Kettering Nomads as they did the double over Finedon Volta with a 2-0 home win. Kingfisher recorded a league double over opponents Wootton St George by the same margin. Spratton remain six points adrift after losing 2-1 to Earls Barton.

Rothenberger Group Division 2:
George Donnelly’s brace in the Cup Final warm up between Burton and Gretton ensured that his side remain top of the division, for the time being at least. Corby Danesholme gave the leaders a statement of intent, going nap against fellow Corby outfit Strip Mills in their first game in a month. Paddy Daniels grabbed a brace and the irrepressible Dan McShefferty a hat-trick as their opponents were swept aside. Deposed leaders Clipston and Old Grammarians played out a drab goalless draw.
Matt Farrell and Gavin Saunders grabbed the goals that saw Weedon home to their maiden win of the season, a 2-1 success over Ranelagh. Doubles from Jason Lee and Jake Wesby failed to give Islip all three points as they drew 4-4 with Great Doddington. Kane Robinson scored the only goal of the day as Wollaston went down 1-0 to Orchard Park.

Division 3:
Darren Burt’s unprecedented double hat-trick ripped the heart out of Hillmorton to send Corby Eagles second with an 8-0 victory. Tyler Amphlett rescued a point for Rising Sun in their derby-day clash with Wellingborough WMC. The other all Wellingborough affair between the Saxons and Wilby, ended 5-2 in favour of the hosts. Liam Swane grabbed two of the goals. Dan White secured the win for Area Cup finalists Everards over rivals Locomotives 3-2. Dainite recorded a much needed 4-2 with over basement buddies Crick to move level on points.

Division 4:
Ryan Grant scored twice for leaders Long Buckby who narrowly defeated Higham Dragons 4-3. Andy Wood scored the winner for AFC Wymington over Finedon Kennedys, to ensure that they stayed in touch. Daniel Drury netted the second of West Haddon’s goals as the third placed side overcame FC Higham 2-0. Stephen Skinner got the winner for Kingswood who leapfrogged Kettering Park Rovers with a 2-1 success. Dan Oates double helped Yardley to a 4-2 win over CSV, while Richard Tate opened the scoring for Walgrave who romped to a 4-1 success over Corby Talisman.

Duston Garage (Bosch Service) Reserve Premier Division:
Adam Jackson’s brace for Whitefield was not enough as they were held to a 2-2 draw by ON Chenecks. Weldon took full advantage defeating Harpole 3-1 to move top on goal difference. Barnes Gladman opened Harborough’s account as they heaped yet more misery on Kislingbury, whose descent into freefall continues after a 2-0 defeat. Corby Pegasus moved clear of trouble with an invaluable 3-2 win over Bugbrooke ‘A’. Milton meanwhile crashed 4-0 at Kettering Nomads. Tom Blaine grabbed a treble for the home side. Moulton and Khalsa drew the second part of their clubs double header 1-1. Roade defeated Gretton 1-0.

Reserve Division 1:
Four goals apiece for Orchard Park and Brixworth secured away wins for the top two. Orchard Park defeated Wollaston 4-0, while Brixworth defeated Heyford 4-2. Lawrence McCall grabbed two of the goals as Medbourne defeated Stanion 3-0. Josh Dawson completed his hat-trick inside 30 minutes of the first half, as Blisworth cruised to a 4-0 win away at Corby Locos.  Ringstead continued their mini-revival, improving their goal difference with a 4-2 win over Finedon Volta. Ant Lammond netted the winner as Weldon ‘A’ narrowly defeated Wootton St George 3-2. A fine day for Queen Eleanor as they defeated cellar-dwellers Bugbrooke ‘B’ 3-2 on their own patch.

Reserve Division 2:
The Earls Barton juggernaut hit a bump in the shape of Spratton who recorded their first victory in month, and inflicted the league leader’s first defeat of the season 3-2. Weedon closed the gap to a mere sixteen points after drawing 1-1 with Stanwick. Wilby and Dainite remain rooted to the bottom on four points apiece after respective defeats. Dainite lost 3-1 to Crick, whilst Wilby were thumped 4-1 by Drayton Grange. Old Grammarians recorded the league double over Islip, coming out 2-0 winners.