MINSTER LEAGUE: Huntington Rovers thrash Copmanthorpe 8-0

The table-toppers were 5-0 up by the interval thanks to strikes from Jonny Bullivant, Chris Dyson, Ash Hope and Alex Burton, along with an own goal.

Second-half goals from their three substitutes Josh Hutchinson, Danny Gray and Charlie Ward wrapped up the points and made it eight wins out of eight for Rovers.

Old Malton St Mary’s continued their pursuit of the leaders, defeating Sporting Knavesmire by 3-0, while Wigginton Grasshoppers moved up to third following their 3-1 victory at F1 Racing.

Eddy Clapham fired the visitors into the lead, although his shot was helped into the net by a goalkeeping error.

Shortly before the break, the F1 net-minder forced Gary Newton’s cross over his own line whilst attempting to clear.

Ex-F1 winger Tichaona Nyenda then volleyed home a Newton corner to make it 3-0 before Jordan Holt made a penalty save to deny a resurgent F1.

The home side grabbed a consolation shortly afterwards when Liam King fired home from 20 yards.

Tadcaster Magnets sit fourth after their 9-0 mauling of Osbaldwick.

Ryan Ferguson and Jack Overton both hit braces with Blaine Kellett, Nathan Chapman, Henry Copley, Thomas Franklin and Joshua Wilson also finding the target.

It took until the 85th minute for the deadlock to be broken at Dringhouses, where Liam Robertson finally put the hosts 1-0 ahead against Church Fenton straight after Jonah Beecher had hit the bar for the visitors.

However, Beecher did find the net in the dying moments, earning his side secured a 1-1 draw.

Regwan Miah, Adam Douse, Charlie Marshall and Luke Wilkinson fired Poppleton to their third win of the campaign as they dispatched Kirkbymoorside 4-2.

Josh Gill (2) and Iain Blackburn netted for Hemingbrough United in a 3-1 derby victory over local rivals Thorpe United.

After a goalless first half, Pocklington Town found the resolve to pull away from Cliffe in the second period, of their division one clash, running out 4-0 winners to retain their position at the head of the table.

Jed Vale, Nathan Walker, Jason Nattrass and Ben Potter fired them to victory.

Easingwold Town made it three wins out of three, beating Malton & Norton by the same scoreline.

Tom Rushworth, Josh Cryer, Ben Ryder and Oliver Longbottom netted.

Haxby Town found themselves behind twice against Heworth but recovered both times before pulling away for a convincing 5-2 success.

Paul Holmes hit a hat-trick for the visitors with Dan Clipston and Adam Wilson also making the scoresheet.

Debutant Nick Walker and Dan Marshall notched for the home side.

Ben Olsson and Gary Collier were on target for Riccall United against Harrison Signs but were eventually sunk 3-2 by the visitors.

Scott Thomson leapt like a salmon for Signs’ first goal before James Dunwoody and Jason Hogg sealed the win.

Rawcliffe drew 0-0 for the second successive week, this time against Bishopthorpe United.

Goals from Danny Franks and Kieran Flanagan gave Strensall Tigers a 2-1 success over Tockwith.

Rufforth United continue to lead division two after a 5-3 win at Civil Service.

The visitors raced into a 4-0 half-time lead before Alex Day and Callum Watson halved the deficit.

A fifth strike for Rufforth ended the contest, but not before in-form Luke Addison struck again for Service.

Danny Cates (2), Dave McNichol and Liam Keenaghan all weighed in during the away team’s haul.

Connor Larner (3), Dan Hunter and Connor Ryan were on target for The Beagle as they moved into second place following a 5-2 win at Stamford Bridge.

Terry Taylor and Nathan Spreckley replied.

Brooklyn gained a 4-0 success over Clifford and sit in third place while Barmby Moor suffered a 2-1 home loss to Cawood.

Charlie Swain and Jamie Forrest struck to gain the points for the visitors.

Brian Waddington and Liam Deller both bagged braces for Pollington as they gained a 4-2 win at Malt Shovel.

Wilberfoss collected their first win at the season with a 4-3 success over Bubwith White Swan.

Sam Gibney (2), James Bibby and John Heads found the net for the home side.

Selby Olympia made it three wins from four in division three after a 4-1 win over Crayke United who were reduced to ten men.

Walnut Tree drew 3-3 at Swinton thanks to goals from Mike Whiteley, Ellis Turbine and Danny Holmes.

Richard Kendall found the net for Wheldrake but couldn’t prevent their first loss of the season as they went down 5-1 at home to Heslington, for whom Russ Carr (4) and Danny Mairs were the match winners.

Kristijan Mihajlov and Dave Collie struck for Fulford in a 3-2 defeat at LNER Builders.

Daniel Zimer (2) and Alex Malton goals won the points for the hosts.

In Reserve A, Huntington Rovers edged a well-contested thriller 4-3 with Wigginton Grasshoppers as last year's top two went head-to-head.

The home side missed an early chance and found themselves 1-0 down early on after Luke Roberts headed home.

Ash Hill restored parity after blocking the Wigginton keeper's clearance, with the rebound flying into an empty net.

Rovers then moved 2-1 ahead and had chances to go further clear only for Luke Conkleton to equalise from 20 yards on the stroke of half-time.

The loss of Rovers keeper for handling outside the area gave Wiggy the edge and they gained a fortunate goal when Alessandro Delrio forced an error to make it 3-2.

A frantic finale then followed as Rovers pushed for the equaliser, Lee Bunce hitting a tremendous volley to drag the scores level again.

Tempers flared and two Wigginton players were dismissed for second yellow card offences before Mark Unwin rose to head home and seal the points for the home side late on.

Dan Mustill (2) and Luke Raynor struck to give Thorpe United a massive win over Pocklington Town and keep their 100 per cent start intact.

Church Fenton also boast a perfect record thanks to a 3-2 win at Easingwold Town.

Josh Sergeant and Jonny Thomas-Durrant struck for Town but they were overpowered by goals from Ben Jones (2) and Thomas Hudson.

An own goal plus strikes from Nick Lawrie (2), Alex Burton and Matt O'Connell (2) got Osbaldwick off to a winning start as they gained a 6-2 victory at Hemingbrough United.

Luke Zacharenko and Adrian Wood replied.

Poppleton United collected their first-ever Reserve A points with a 4-1 victory over Old Malton St Mary's.

Ciaran Blondrage, Niall Kirby (2) and Joe Schofield netted for Poppy.

Tadcaster Magnets maintained their winning start in Reserve B with a 4-1 triumph at Stamford Bridge, for whom Sam Richardson scored.

Malton & Norton sit second following a 3-1 success over Tockwith while Malt Shovel gained a 4-2 win at Bishopthorpe United.

Jack Beilby bagged for Wilberfoss in their 7-1 capitulation to Haxby United.

Phil Martin hot a hat-trick for Rufforth United in their 5-1 Reserve C triumph over Heworth.

Steve Smith hit the visitors' consolation.

Sixteen year-old Kordian Borowiec struck for Harrison Signs in a 3-2 win over Brooklyn.

Man-of-the-match Joe Broughton hit the other two in a game which saw Signs' 50-year-old veteran Joe Micheli playing alongside his 16-year-old son Kieran for the first time.

Carl Slater and Adam Sawyer gave Civil Service a 2-0 head start at Fulford but Josh Powell hit back twice for the home side to restore parity.

Wes Evans once again pushed the visitors in front, only to see Powell fire in his third to ensure that honours were even.

Billy Warren, Lewis Pyke, Sam Woodhouse and Jordan Calpin netted for Sporting Knavesmire as they overcame a determined Cliffe side to win 4-3.