FISHPONDS OB's successful reserve team boss Chris Towill has been promoted to caretaker manager of the first team and saw his charges twice lead before having to settle for a 2-2 draw against Ashton United in Premier I.

Josh Sergeant and Japer Taylor scored for Fishponds, with Steve Tarrant and Joe Charlton replying for Ashton.

Champions St Aldhelms reclaimed top spot in the table, one point clear of Teyfant Athletic, with a 4-0 victory over South Glos (Hambrook) at Headley Park thanks to two goals each by Chris Canning and James Dunn.

Teyfant are still unbeaten after a 3-3 draw at Broad Plain House. Luke Picton, with his seventh goal in three games, Craig White and Ben Kington scored for House.

Two goals by leading scorer James Donegal and a Kevin Seacole strike gave third-placed CTK Southside a 3-1 home win against Avonmouth, while Luke Bartley scored the only goal of the game for Stoke Gifford United at Almondsbury Reserves.

Winford PH and Almondsbury Town Reserves drew 1-1 with both goals coming in the last 10 minutes. Wayne Rose gave Winford the lead, only for Connor Britton to equalise in the 85th minute

Stuart New (2) and Tony Minzie were the Glenside Five OB marksmen in a 3-2 victory at Old Georgians, who replied through Clive Hartrey and Chris King.

The two top teams in Premier II both won 3-0 away from home, leaders Cadbury Heath Reserves beating TC Sports and Southmead Athletic defeating Severn Beach.

Lockleaze won 5-2 at Brislington A, their third successive five-goal haul. Kyle Thomas, with his first goal for the club, and Josh Charles netted for Brislington.

Jack Chapman, Mike Hall and Ryan Weeks shot Ridings High to a 3-1 victory over St Aldhelms Reserves, while Steve Webster's early penalty saw Wessex Wanderers beat Bristol North West 1-0.

Adam Young followed up his hat-trick of the previous weekend with two more goals for Old Cothamians, 5-4 winners over Whitchurch at Canford Park. John Bainbridge and brothers Chris and Simon Bone completed the scoring.

Martin Blacker (2) and Lee Houghton earned Bristol Telephones a 3-3 home draw with Little Stoke.

Unbeaten Division I leaders Fishponds OB Reserves won 3-2 at Totterdown POB thanks to Jason Ashman (2) and Darren Coole. Sean Curtis and player-manager Greg Amott replied for Totterdown.

Ashton Old Boys are in second spot with a 100 per cent record after beating B & W Avonside Reserves 4-1 with goals by Ryan Perrett, Mark Skidmore, Kane Adams and Danny Clarke.

Pete Newton-Smith and Dan Lever were the Tytherington Rocks Reserves' marksmen in a 2-1 home victory over Hengrove Athletic.

Paul Woodrow (2), Niall O'Loughlin and Pete Jeffrey fired Filton Athletic to a 4-2 victory over Bristol Telephones Reserves, while Martin Tozer (2), Ben Carter and Craig Sanders were on target for Bristol Athletic, 4-2 home winners against Ridings High Reserves.

Goals from Aaran Selby and Glyn Baber could not save Broad Plain House Reserves from a 3-2 home defeat by Lawrence Weston.

Almondsbury A top Division II after winning 3-1 at Little Stoke Reserves but second-placed Imperial Saints kept up the pressure, Billy Downs (2), Ryan Blair, Sam Downs and a penalty by Ricky Morgan clinching a 5-2 home victory over Old Cothamians Reserves.

Unbeaten Avonmouth Reserves won 4-2 at home to Oldbury Crusaders. Kevin Westlake led the scoring with a hat-trick and Scott Abbott hit the fourth.

Chris Risdale was another hat- trick man as Stoke Gifford United Reserves won for the first time this season, beating Corinthian Sports 6-0. Jason Andrews, Ian Semple, and Neil Wayland completed the scoring.

Eagle House Elit march on at the top of Division III, maintaining their 100 per cent record by beating Old Georgians Reserves 3-2. Steve Fitton (2) and Scott Anstey got the goals, while Kevin Richards netted twice for Georgians.

Ian Croom scored Glenside Five Reserves' consolation goal in a 6-1 defeat by second-placed Ingleside, while Lee Smart, Kyle Durston, Ross Williams, Sean Dowley and Ross Wolsey were on target for Mangotsfield United A, 5-1 winners against Sefton Park.

TC Sports Reserves lost for the first time this season, going down 3-1 at home to Fishponds OB A, whose scorers were Nick Wright (2) and Darren Mirlees.

Division IV leaders Bristol County crushed bottom club Golden Hill Sports 12-2, Scott Bowler grabbing a hat-trick and Aaran Williams, Shane Budding and Lewis Nixon netting two goals each.

Lockleaze Reserves beat Hanham Athletic 3-0 thanks to Luke Broderick, Jordan Stone and Christian Bailey, while Nick Winfield hit a hat-trick for Wanderers in a 6-2 victory over Wessex Wanderers Reserves.

Jay Pitman and Will Jones both grabbed hat-tricks as Cartwheel Sports beat fellow Division V newcomers Emersons Green 6-1.