George Kellow led the way with a brace as Warmley Rangers A beat Bristol City JSC 6-4 in Under-11 Division A.

Theo Miller, Zane Oldfield, Jay Vile and Ross Lapham were also on target for Rangers.

AEK Boco also hit six goals as they claimed a 6-1 victory over Mangotsfield United.

Matty Everidge netted twice and was joined on the scoresheet by Tommy Winstone, Alex Whale, Jack Robson and Jack Green. United's consolation goal came from Liam Porter.

Bristol Rovers JSC B were another side to rack up six goals, winning 6-1 at St Nicholas B as Brandon Tyler took his goal tally for the season to 51 with a double.

Liam Difford netted a hat-trick for Rovers after Kyran Wilson had opened the scoring. Charlie Peacock struck a late goal for the hosts, while Rovers' defender Jamie Towler was named man of the match.

Ashton Boys beat Fry Club 9-1 in Division B, with Liam Villis netting four times and Dan Crouch, Adam Preece, Ryan Lee Williams and Aaron Stone also scoring.

A Robbie Dixon hat-trick was not enough to prevent Whitchurch Sports A going down 4-3 at Cadbury Heath.

The best of his goals was the third, which was a superb strike from the edge of the box .

Bromley Heath boosted their Division C relegation fight with a 5-4 win over Fishponds.

Heath dominated the first half, scoring three goals on the break and a fourth from a corner. Mitch Brunning notched a hat-trick and defender Kyle Morrison was also on target.

Keeper Jack Trapnell pulled off some stunning saves to ensure Heath reached half-time with a clean sheet.

Fishponds moved up a gear in the second half and Mitchell Turner scrambled the ball home to cut the deficit.

Morrison quickly replied for Heath, cheekily back-heeling a free-kick over the line. Fishponds kept Heath under pressure and Matthew Woodward, Lewis Woyar and an own goal pulled it back to 5-4 but but they were unable to find an equaliser.

Thornbury Falcons powered to an 11-2 win over Avon Athletic in Division D, with Asher Budd netting six times.

The hard-working Jack Hemming set up Budd to put Falcons on their way with his first goal after five minutes .

Almost immediately, Jake Barton crossed for Jordan Saxton to double the lead. Dan Worsley made it 3-0 and then laid on the fourth for Budd.

The visitors pulled a goal back before Budd completed his hat-trick and then scored again after Phil Twinn had provided a great ball into the box.

At 6-1 up, Falcons could have taken their foot off the gas in the second half but straight from the restart Arthur Severinsen pressurised the visitors' defence to force an own goal.

Avon pulled another goal back but Budd converted a penalty and great goals from Barton and Worsley made it 10-2 before Budd sealed an emphatic win with a last-minute strike. Matthew Thomas was Falcons' man of the match.