NEW boys Woodthorpe Tree Diamonds had a rough introduction to the York Sunday Afternoon League Cup after being on the receiving end of a 13-1 thrashing.

Visitors Dunnington piled on the misery with a Joshua Tattersall hat-trick followed up by Grant Bulmer (2), John Castle (2), Matthew Cowan, Lukas Genever, Mathew Davis, Calvin Barlow and two own goals. Martin Ireland got a second-half consolation.

There were even more goals at Clifton as they put 14 past Bubwith White Swan in division one, Swan bagging four.

Paul Bedingham hit a magnificent seven, with Bradley Dunn (2), Dale Philips, Richard Bedingham, Terry Taylor, Brian Walmsley and Kevin Butler adding the rest. Peter Taylor bagged a brace in reply, with singles for Wesley Pears and Nigel Hunter.

A disputed injury time free-kick gave Huntington the share of the points in a 3-3 draw at St John's College.

James Hartley scored twice for St John's and David Crampton got the other, while Lee Bunce, Lee McQuade and Stuart Phillips earned a share of the points.

Alistair McHenry nabbed a hat-trick and Jonathan Ollivent two others to give College of Law maximum points against Wills Bar, for whom Sam Thackray (2) and James Baxter netted.

Paul Burr, Danny Palmer and Tom Beattie (penalty) were on target as Wigginton Grasshoppers beat Woodthorpe 3-0.

FTR Burmholme shipped 12 goals at Kings Head in division two.

Stuart Ellis (5), Chris Seagar (3), David Allen (2), Mark Jeffels and Paul Holder did the damage.

Luke Smith got the only goal for visitors AFC Huntington at Drum.

Half Moon showed they were four times better than hosts and then division two leaders Walnut Tree after beating them 8-2. Stuart Dickinson (3), Nick Jefferson (2), Andy Baxter, Alex Malam and John Harrison were on the ball for Half Moon, Peter Elcock and Daniel Huggins scored for Walnut Tree.

Jack Moyse and Matthew Bastock netted for Copmanthorpe but David Adie (2), Matt Adie, Michael Lillie and Christopher Moffatt made it 5-2 to Clifton Rangers.