A 3-0 home win against Chipping Sodbury Reserves crowned a memorable season for new Senior Division champions Lawrence Rovers, who also lifted the GFA Junior Cup after beating Bristol Sanctuary 2-0 in last week's final.

Luke Matthison put Rovers in front at the break from a cross by Clive Holmes, who added the second before making the opening for Denny Chapman to complete the tally.

"There will be a few corks popping tonight," said Rovers' delighted manager Tim Richards.

Made For Ever suffered a setback in the race for second place as they were held 2-2 by Wick Reserves. Mike Tucker, with a header, and Reece Jones put Made For Ever in command with first-half goals, but Ben Burrell's double earned Wick a point.

A brace from Alex Turner could not save Hallen A from a 4-2 home defeat by Nicholas Wanderers A, who were inspired by an opening goal from Lee Rose, recorded at 13 seconds by referee Mark Loughlin. Also on target were Chris Hawkins, John Mason and secretary Andy Pallent.

Ben Scaffee (2), Joe Holt and Ben McKenna fired Shirehampton Reserves to a 4-2 home victory against AXA Reserves, while Charlie Tremlett netted a consolation for Hartcliffe CC, beaten 3-1 at home to Hanham Reserves.

Seasoned campaigner Steve Sharpe bowed out on a high note after more than 25 years at Winterbourne when he notched a hat-trick to help the A team come from behind to beat Nicholas Wanderers A 3-2 in Division II in his final match before retiring from the game.

Wanderers led 2-0 at the break thanks to Dave Denning and Jay Lucas but were stunned by Sharpe's second-half treble.

Team-raising problems caused the postponements of games involving Knowle United, Pucklechurch Reserves, Bitton A and Brimsham Reserves, which are likely to be awarded to their opponents by the league's management committee.

In Division III, Broad Walk had a thumping 9-4 victory at Westerleigh Sports, with Jason Perkins netting a hat-trick and Charlie Alden, Darren Oughton and James Maby all scoring twice. Brian Cook (2), Andrew Hepburn and Kevin Ralph replied for the home team.

Lee Jacos and Daniel Hunt fired champions Eden Grove to a 2-1 home win over Hanham Athletic A.

In the race for second place, Warmley Saints failed to take advantage of Hanham's defeat by going down 2-1 at Chipping Sodbury Town A.

Shirehampton A secured their seventh win of the season with a 3-2 away victory at Oakland, who had Richard Garratt and John Poole on the scoresheet, while a Jamie Constable goal gave Olveston United Reserves a 1-0 home win over bottom club Hillfields Old Boys Reserves.

With just one game to go in Division IV, the race for the title took what could be a decisive turn when the joint leaders met at the weekend.

Bradley Stoke Town ran out 3-0 winners at home to Shireway Sports thanks to Craig Potter, Sam Chilcott and Nathan Corney.

Shireway's defeat allowed St Philips MAS Reserves to close the gap on them with a 3-1 win at Old Abbotonians A.

St Nicholas won the bottom-of-the-table clash with St Mary's FC, Jamie Evans netting the only goal of the game.

The game between Impact Squad and Talbot Knowle Reserves was called off because the away side were unable to field a team, while Made for Ever Reserves were unable to complete their fixture with Longwell Green Sports B because the ground had been double-booked.

Division V pacesetters Portville Warriors had two goals from Gary Hunt to thank for their 2-1 win at Wick A, whose scorer was Jasper Taylor.

Henbury ran out 7-1 winners at home to Coalpit Heath Reserves. A hat-trick by Dan Barnes and two goals from Dean Morgan eased Henbury to victory and they remain one point behind the leaders wth two games in hand.

Inter the Bloomfield were the big winners in Division IV, defeating Soundwell 10-1.

But if it's big scores you are after then look no further than Division V title-chasers St George Rangers, who crushed bottom club Little Thatch 20-0.

Mark Fey led the demolition with six goals, while Craig Edmunds hit five goals and Dan England four.

Southmead Community Sports kept up their title lead with a 5-1 home win over third-placed Roman Glass St George B, Dion Williams scoring a hat-trick for the home side.