SHERIFF Hutton Bridge are the early pacesetters in dvision one of the York & District Junior Cricket Association Hirepoint Plant & Tool Hire Under-15 Championship, writes Paul Wilkinson.
SHB racked up an impressive 151-4 against Ovington thanks to Josh Berry’s 51 not out and Harry Sutcliffe’s 41.
In reply, Ovington closed on 72-8, with Will Schofield taking 3-7 and C Hudson 3-13.
Malton & Old Malton maintained their unbeaten start as they overcame Dunnington.
Dunnington made 62-6 as Luke Scott took 2-5 and Archie Johnson 2-3.
In the Malton innings, D Cunningham took 3-17 but was unable to prevent a three-wicket defeat.
Behind the leading two and with a game in hand are two other unbeaten sides, Heworth ‘A’ and York ‘A’.
The Heworth ‘A’ batting fired in their win over Bolton Percy as they made 126-5. Dan Davison was 50 not out.
Bolton Percy succumbed to a trio of Heworth bowlers as Kewell Ford took 3-2, Rhys Turbine 2-15 and Sam Wragg 2-25 as they finished 71 all out.
York ‘A’ batted first against Clifton Alliance and closed on 122-4. Alex Liley hit 25 not out, Jack Williams 25 and Toby Giddins 50 not out.
Hayden Bradley’s 50 not out helped Alliance get close but they ended short at 93-7.
Woodhouse Grange duo James Hattee, who made 50 not out, and Matthew Ainley, with 36 not out, helped their team to a total of 93-1 against Acomb ‘A’.
Dan Watkinson then made 40 not out and Jamie Thornton 32 as Acomb won with 94-3.
Yapham’s winning run in division two continued with a victory at York ‘B’.
Yapham’s score of 113-2 was founded on an unbeaten third-wicket partnership between skipper Robert Boddy, who was 42 not out, and Oliver Robinson, who scored 47 not out.
York’s Tom Backhouse took 1-13.
In reply, Backhouse hit 31, supported by Sam Backhouse with 19 not out and 22 from Matty Roberts, but York fell ten runs short.
Jamie Creaser’s 4-12 made him the pick of the Yapham bowlers, with Robert Boddy taking 1-4, James Harrison 1-21 and Louis Sanguin 2-16.
Osbaldwick’s bowlers skittled Hemingbrough for only 61 in 14.2 overs thanks to J Pearson (2-9), A Oliver (2-11). Oliver Turvey made 25.
However, James Boyd-Bell and Olly Steward both took 4-4 as Osbaldwick were all out for 36 to maintain Hemingbrough’s unbeaten record.
Gilberdyke opened their account with a home win over Pocklington.
Batting first, they totalled 117-2 thanks to Nathan Creaser’s 41 and James Malcolmson’s 39 not out.
Nathan Creaser (2-11), Sam Watson (3-4) and Liam Creaser (3-17) then bowled Pocklington out for 82, despite 33 from Sam Williman.
Stamford Bridge dismissed visiting Bishopthorpe for 70 on their way to a six-wicket win.
Bolton Percy booked a place in the quarter-finals of the U15 President’s Cup thanks to a round two win over Stamford Bridge.
Batting first, they posted 129-3 thanks to 24 from Tom Hudson, 28 not out from Oliver Pettit and 34 from Joseph Dobson.
Ben Beard finished with figures of 1-20.
In the Stamford Bridge innings, Joshua Moore hit 17 and David Fitzgerald 16, but tight bowling from James Wilson (1-6), Jack Liddle (2-15), Luke Miller (1-3) and Tom Hudson (2-0) left them short at 70-6.
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