Deadly Dragons too hot for Cobras (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)

Deadly Dragons too hot for Cobras

5:23pm Tuesday 20th February 2007 in Sport By Sports Desk

Bolton Woods Dragons under-eights ran out 8-1 winners at Long Lee Cobras in the Keybury League, with Callum Brewster netting four goals.

Also on target were Josh Collins (2), man of the match Callum Howard and Permello Ncube, who registered for the first time for the club.

Bradford Park Avenue under-nine B team continued their good form with a 4-0 away win over Silsden.

It came thanks to two goals from Connor Rhodes, one from Liam Bates and a cheeky back heel from Brett Holmes. Goalkeeper Connor Briscoe did well to keep a clean sheet.

Sandy Lane under-tens put ten goals past Sutton without reply, with Jeremiah Witter grabbing a remarkable eight of them and Joe Carroll and Kyle Eastwood also finding the net.

Bingley under-nines A won 2-0 against improving Skipton LMS, sealing the points with goals from James Craven and Harry Clark.

For the third match in a row, Bradford United under-15 Eagles took the lead in their Huddersfield League home fixture with Howden Clough, Ashley Walker getting the goal. But United performed poorly in the second half and lost 2-1.

The under-17s lost a high-scoring game 8-5 against Honley, Paul Donnelly (2) and Steve Helaimia (3) scoring for United.

The under-tens' run of three consecutive victories came to an end with a 7-0 defeat at leaders Dalton but there was better news for the under-15s, who won 5-3 at home to Barugh to reach the quarter-finals of the League Cup. Josh Miller, Michael Binns, Joe Fitzpatrick and Luke Hepple were among the goals.

Brandon Dube was man of the match and scored two goals as Sedbergh beat Nab Wood 6-2 in the Craven, Aire and Wharfe League. Keeper Joshua Toothill produced some fantastic saves as Peter Booth notched his second hat-trick in his last two games, Oliver Priestley also netting.

Heaton under-12s were too good for their hosts Queensbury in an 8-3 win, while Sulaman Iqbal inspired BD3 United under-11s as they beat Long Lee 3-0.