Nathan Wilkes netted his fourth hat-trick of the season as Warmley Rangers gained their second double victory of the campaign against Keynsham Town, winning 8-2 on aggregate.

In the first half of game one, Warmley had no less than 15 shots on target but were unable to beat the Keynsham keeper until the deadlock was broken by George Wilshire, who scored from a Callum Birkinshaw corner.

The second half saw Warmley play some fine passing football – and the goals came thick and fast.

Wilkes made it 2-0 after being set up by Wilshire's through ball from centre midfield. Wilkes then netted the third and Wilshire scored again, this time from Mason Lewis's corner.

Wilkes completed his fourth hat-trick of the season with the fifth goal, leaving left-wing dynamo Birkinshaw to fire home the sixth.

The second game was a much closer affair. Keynsham pressed hard with some good attacking football, but Cory Goodhind opened the scoring for Warmley, slotting home from Jack Baker's pass.

Keynsham upped their game again in the second half and keeper Sam Clay pulled off a couple of fine saves but he could not stop the Town equaliser.

Jack Baker restored Warmley's lead after a solo run from the centre of the field but Keynsham hit back to draw 2-2 with another well-worked goal.

In Division A, St Nicholas A lost 5-2 at Stoke Lane.

The hosts won the first game 4-1, thanks to Max Butcher, George Bryan (2) and Mitchell Bombroff, with Sam Bidder on target for Saints.

Stoke Lane also went ahead in the second match through Sam Kewley, but Luke Henderson equalised to seal a 1-1 draw.

In Division B, Fry Club Juniors beat AEK Boco 5-2.

The first match ended 2-2, with Max Bateman and George Mullins on target for Fry's.

The home side took control in game two, goals from Max Higginson, Charlie Parsons and Joe Siddall clinching a 3-0 win.

Yate United and Brislington Juniors battled out an entertaining 4-4 draw in another Division B game.

The first match was a 2-2 draw, with Ben Thomas and William Thomas netting for Brislington.

In the second match, Brislington trailed 2-1 with just minutes left, despite a goal from Sam Crumb. But Brandon Bricker emerged as their hero by heading a superb equaliser.

Mangotsfield United eased to a 7-2 aggregate win over Whitchurch Sports after a tight first game which saw Lloyd Wintle and James Flowers clinch a 2-1 victory for United.

The second match was very different as a Rees Hacker treble led Mangotsfield to a 5-1 win. Max Garland and Tom Evans completed the scoring.

Highridge United beat Avon Athletic 3-1 overall in the first enounter of double-header thanks to a 2-0 win in the first match, secured by goals from Bradley Caton and Simon Kane.

Avon took a 1-0 lead in the second game, but Highridge's Jordan Pratt equalised with a 25-yard free-kick.

The two teams then found the energy to play two more matches, and Highridge triumphed 3-1 on aggregate again. All the goals came in the first game, from Brandon Baxter, Bradley Caton and Jack Greenslade.

Bitton won both matches 2-0 against Bristol City Juniors to post a 4-0 aggregate success.

Louis Gordon and George Neill were on the scoresheet in the first match, while Billy Saunders and Richard Yorath were the goal heroes in game two.

Whitchurch Sports lost 7-2 on aggregate against Mangotsfield United in Division B despite goals from Jack Mattock and Billy Rice-Hanlon.

In Division C, Winterbourne recorded a stunning 17-2 win over St Nicholas B.

The first match ended 9-1, with Ryan Sharpe netting four, Benjamin Parker hitting a hat-trick and Kieran Slade scoring twice.

It was a similar story in the second match as Winterbourne clinched an 8-1 success. A Thomas Parker hat-trick and two goals from Kieran Jackson were supplemented by strikes from Arlen Fitzgerald, George Huke and Callum Mould, who registered a first goal for the club with a majestic header from a well-delivered corner.

● Longwell Green beat Saltford 9-1 overall in an Under-9s friendly.

The first game ended 7-0, with hat-tricks from Joe Harding and Ben Bielecki and a Tom Frankcom strike.

Sam Williams and Dan Chivers sealed a 2-1 win in the second match.