A NAILBITING game ended with Godmanchester Rovers U16s clinching the league title at Haverhill rivals Parkside 2000. Rovers began the game nervously and struggled to get to grips with the opposition, falling behind after 10 minutes. The goal galvanised Go

A NAILBITING game ended with Godmanchester Rovers U16s clinching the league title at Haverhill rivals Parkside 2000.

Rovers began the game nervously and struggled to get to grips with the opposition, falling behind after 10 minutes.

The goal galvanised Goddy and after 20 minutes Tommy Crofts blasted home an equaliser following a goalmouth scramble.

Ten minutes before half-time a deep corner from Stephen Hurst was met by the head of Jack Holt, who steered his effort into the net.

Parkside equalised from a corner with 15 minutes to go but goals from Alex Carson and another from Crofts sealed the match for Rovers.

Rovers end the season as league champions, with 14 wins and three draws from their 18 matches.

Alconbury

A PENALTY shoot-out victory against Willingham was enough for Alconbury U14s to be crowned champions of the Cottenham five-a-side tournament.

The scores stood at 0-0 after extra time but Alconbury held their nerve for the spot-kicks to win out 3-0.

Bluntisham Rangers

GOALS from Harry Taylor and Dean Worrall saw Rangers U9s battle back from 2-0 down to secure a draw against Godmanchester Rovers.

Blunty had the better of the opening exchanges but Rovers began to pressure the Rangers goal and raced into a two-goal lead shortly after half time.

However, strong midfield play from Ben Johnson, Luke Young and MOTM Connor Beaumont helped Rangers battle their way back into the contest, with Johnson almost snatching the win at the death.

Godmanchester Rovers

CAPTAIN Jake Burrill scored two excellent goals for Rovers U11B as they ended their last ever game together in style.

Goddy triumphed 3-0 against Huntingdon Rowdies with Tom Marrion the other player to find the back of the net. Tim Gladding was named MOTM with Burrill the other outstanding player as Rovers dominated.

Priory Parkside

AFTER securing the league and cup double, Priory U10L continued their excellent run with victory at the weekend's Sawtry tournament.

The team played nine group matches on Saturday without conceding a single goal - winning eight and drawing one.

Ollie Simpson and Calum Stockwell scored the bulk of Priory's 18 goals, though Nathan George, Harrison Upton, Jay Lambert and Colin Ewing also scored.

In the semi-final, Simpson's well-placed header was the difference between Priory and Spalding, setting up a meeting with Buckden Falcons in the final.

The match remained scoreless but Priory's goalkeeper Stuart Chamberlain stood firm in the shootout to ensure Parkside lifted the trophy, 4-1 on penalties.

Ramsey

OLIVER Day scored a double hat-trick as Rams U13s romped to a 16-2 win against Longstowe Lions, securing the league and cup double.

Tom McGee also scored a hat-trick with Tom Jex finding the target twice. Myles Hyndman, Louis Shepherd, Daniel Moulds, Chris Cooper and Thomas Redhead were other goalscorers.

St Ives Rangers

JACK Barber and Mark Walker each netted as St Ives U12A ended their season on a high, defeating Ramsey 2-0.

The win secures Rangers a deserved third position in the table.

St Neots Town

MAN of the match Luke Ellis had a day to remember, helping St Neots Navy Blues U15 to an 8-3 victory against Stotfold.

Playing on the right wing, Ellis scored two and set up another three as Saints ruthlessly cast their visitors to one side.

Joshua Lusha scored a hat-trick while Michael Hornby, Keelan Raffill and Richard Willard were the other players to score.

The squad is travelling to Holland on Friday for their end-of-season tour, incorporating a visit to PSV Eindhoven's stadium.