Hanham Minor League Under-10s

Winterbourne United clinched the Division C title with an 8-1 victory at Broadwalk.

Jack Abbott opened the scoring for Winterbourne in the first game but Louie Hunkin was the star of the show, firing four goals to secure a 5-0 win.

The second game was very competitive but Liam Blake's hat-trick carried Winterbourne to a 3-1 victory.

Oscar Bright was on target for Broadwalk, whose goalkeeper Kiran Griffin made an excellent save from a Winterbourne penalty.

In the same section Saltford Stars turned on the style to win their first game 4-0 before completing a 6-2 overall victory againstYate Rangers.

All the goals came in the second half of the first fixture, the ever-threatening Jon Satterly giving them the lead with a low drive and Ben Ferris-Pulsford heading the second.

Satterly grabbed his second goal of the game following a fluent passing move before Jack Muse wrapped up the scoring with a poacher's effort. Man-of-the-match Theo Cutmore read the game well at the back, while Luke Greenfield dominated in the middle. Yate's Kiernan Wynn always looked sharp and kept Ellie Brockton and Ali Grant busy.

Goalkeeper George Dancy made some fine saves for Saltford as the second match finished 2-2.

George Green's cross was turned into his own net by a Yate defender before Callum Messenger set up Green to calmly slide home the second.

To their credit, Yate never let their heads drop and Matthew Page finished well after a great run through the middle. The same player fired their equaliser.

Keynsham Town moved back into the top four in Division B as they ended their run of defeats with a 6-0 aggregate win over Deerswood.

James Ellis opened the scoring in game one with a left-foot finish from a cross by man-of-the-match Lewis Coleman before netting his second following a super team move.

A third soon followed as defender Josh Black sent Corey Clifton away down the left, and he cut inside and planted a right-foot shot into the roof of the net.

Keynsham struck three times without reply to wrap up the second game before the break. Man-of-the-match Lewis Whitcombe showed great desire to win a ball in the box before turning and shooting home the first. Ten minutes later, another fine finish, this time by Jamie Ticktum, made it 2-0 before Whitcombe completed his brace on the stroke of half-time.

Bristol United had to battle hard for an 8-3 victory over Brislington B in two tough Division B matches.

They won the first game 2-1. Harrison Kyte's header from Khari Ferguson's flick gave them the lead just before half-time and Kyte struck again after the break.

Brislington had their moments but found Jordan Kearns and star player Jamal Alexander in solid form at the back. Despite the efforts of the impressive Yahya Ahmed and George White, Brislington pulled a goal back to set up a tense second game.

A thunderous free-kick brought the aggregate score to 2-2 after five minutes of the second match. But United went back in front a minute later when a Brislington defensive header looped over the keeper's head.

Billy Cochrane and Connor Appleby went close for United before Cochrane's cross was turned in by a Brislington defender to give them the lead.

United's star player Marcel Spaulding made two fantastic saves before Tyler Ugbah extended their advantage to 3-1.

Brislington pulled one back on 30 minutes with another free-kick before United sealed the win in the final five minutes with another Ugbah goal and two from James Williams, including a curling shot into the top corner in the last minute, to make it 6-2.

Shirehampton Colts did well to win 4-2 at Bradley Stoke in Division A. They hit back to win the first game 2-1 after falling behind. Both goals came from Jake Jones, after good work by Oliver Estcourt and Callum Gundry-White respectively.

Battling displays by Spencer Martin, Toby Leslie-Rickards and Ben Harvey, as well as the alert Kalan Bartlet-Azad between the sticks, ensured there would be no way back for Bradley Stoke.

Bradley Stoke again snatched the lead in game two, but scrappy goals by Leevan Uhlyk and James Kautz saw Shire home with another 2-1 win.

Also in Division A, Ashton Boys A beat AEK Boco 10-2 on aggregate.

Ashton won 7-1 in the first game. Regan Sollars capped a fine display by netting a hat-trick and a further two goals from the skilful Nathan Cridge made it 5-0. A fine finish from Cory Langdon pulled a goal back for Boco before Ben Watts and George Drissell scored further goals for Ashton.

In the second game, Lewis Petterford (2) and Ellis Perks scored for Ashton and Connor Stone was on target for Boco.