Jay's twin strike lifts Made For Ever to third

Made For Ever moved up to third in the Senior Division with a 3-1 home win against bottom club Hartcliffe CC, who are still waiting for their first win of the season.

On target for the hosts were Jay Morris, whose double included a penalty, and Lucas Hart. Darren Bloomfield replyied for Hartcliffe, who face a big backlog of fixtures because of earlier Somerset Cup postponements.

George Griffin fired Wick Reserves in front away to Nicholas Wanderers Reserves, who equalised through Lee Rose in a 1-1 draw.

Stan Sperring bagged both goals for Hanham Reserves, 2-1 home victors against AXA Reserves.

Miners Rangers and Bitton A shared the spoils after an eight-goal thriller in Division I. Ben Pearce, Simon Witheridge, Ian Tennyson and Tim Cook netted for Rangers, with Tim Summers (2), Liam Price and Ryan Ricketts.

Joel Hartley and Robbie Underwood both netted doubles for Bendix in their 6-0 away drubbing of Hartcliffe Reserves. Matt Dark and Mark Partridge completed the rout.

Goals from Adam Young, Scott Young and Lee Wells sealed a 3-1 success for Pucklechurch Sports Reserves against Roman Glass St George A.

First-half strikes from Chris Randle and Richard Bisp gave Old Sodbury a 2-0 away victory at Sea Mills Park. Sodbury goalkeeper Craig Sully also had a day to remember by saving a penalty.

Goals from Scott Gribble and Tom Coombes could not save SBC Reserves from a 3-2 home defeat against Longwell Green Sports A.

A James Hicks brace and a goal from Jason Parkes sealed a 3-1 home win for Rangeworthy over AEK Boco Reserves in Division II.

Dave Coggins and Matt Winsper were on target for Greyfriars Athletic Reserves in a 2-1 win at Fry's Club A, while a Rob Foster strike wasn't enough for Patchway Town A as they went down 2-1 at home to Winterbourne United A.

Hambrook saw off the challenge of Highridge United A with a 3-1 triumph, courtesy of goals from Jay Walters, Sean Stevenson and Ben Porter.

Kye Hendry and Dan Turner fired Seymour United to a 2-0 win over Iron Acton Reserves.

In Division III, A Jack Moon hat-trick and goals from Toby Carter and Josh Hemmings sealed a 5-2 home win for Totterdown United Reserves against Oakland.

Gary Bricker and Ricky Brumpton were on target as Stockwood Wanderers made up ground on leaders Eden Grove, who were held to a 1-1 draw by Warmley Saints, with a 2-1 triumph over Frampton Athletic Reserves.

A Phil Wiggins brace wasn't enough for Hanham Athletic as they drew 2-2 at Tilly Rangers, whose marksmen were Simon Snarski and Ian Lewis.

Adam Sykes helped himself to four goals as Division IV leaders Bradley Stoke Town battered St Nicholas 9-0.

A Marcus Vaughan hat-trick and a Mike Cook brace helped Shireway Sports to a 6-1 home victory over Talbot Knowle Reserves, while Joe Gane scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot for Made For Ever Reserves at home to Fry's Club B.

Adam Puplet and Gary Hooper earned Longwell Green Sports B a 2-2 draw against Impact Squad.

A Luke Davey brace and goals from Dan Fry and Paul O'Connell were enough to give Brimsham Green Reserves a point Coalpit Heath Reserves in a thrilling Division V 4-4 draw.

Goals from Dean Morgan and Dave Shepherd sealed a 2-1 home win for leaders Henbury FC B over second-placed Portville Warriors, who replied through Nick Chapman, while Dan Sherring and Oliver Coles were on target for Greyfriars Athletic A in a 2-1 win over Pucklechurch Sports A.

Chris Poynter and Tony Phelps fired Soundwell Victoria to a 2-1 victory at St Pancras Reserves.

Division VI leaders Southmead Community Sport dropped two points as they could only draw 2-2 at home to Brazil.

St George Rangers took advantage by winning 2-1 at Brislington Cricketers Reserves and now trail Southmead by three points with a game in hand. Mark Fey and Alex Palfryman netted for Rangers.

Joe Spearey (3) and Nick Gore sealed a 4-2 win for Seymour United A at home to Little Thatch in Division VI, while James Haines scored both goals for Roman Glass St George B, 2-0 winners against Crosscourt United Reserves.

South Bristol Central raced out of the blocks to take a 3-0 lead against Rangeworthy Reserves within 20 minutes thanks to goals from Matt Hooper, Mohammed Bouaziz and Richard Evans, but they were left handing on for a 3-2 win after Rangeworthy hit back through Ross Hembrow and Andy Hatcher.

Hambrook Reserves and AXA B drew 2-2, Dale Woodland and Dan Young netting for Hambrook and James Kellow and Matt Parsons for AXA.