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Giles Sports Witney Youth League

Eynsham Youth clinched the Under 15 B League title in style as they crushed Deddington Colts 6-1 in their penultimate game of the season.

Tom McCudden and Jack Davies bagged doubles, with Lewis Ashton and Will Cook wrapping up the scoring.

Eynsham Youth kept alive their Under 14 A League title hopes with a 4-1 victory over Bicester Town Colts.

Stanley Bijury, Greg Ward, Dan Hayman and Chardex Pavier scored the goals.

Strikes from Matt Knibbs and Cam Pirie gave Carterton Colts a 2-1 victory at Witney Vikings Youth in the Under 12 A League.

Sam Cross replied with a consolation for Vikings.

In the B League, Eynsham Youth ran out 4-2 winners at Cumnor Minors.

Alec Marshall, Liam Botcherby, Owen Huxley and George Greening were on target for Eynsham, with Max Robson and Ray Haynes replying.

Carterton grabbed an excellent 2-2 draw at home to champions Hook Norton, who dropped points for only the second time this season.

Alex Gilkes and Connor McEachen were on target for Hook Norton, but strikes from Nicky Rose and Jordan Anderson secured a draw for Carterton.

9:13am Wednesday 30th April 2008

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