Workington Sunday League By John Fuller

Last updated 13:05, Friday, 14 November 2008

A last minute equaliser from goalkeeper Ian Studholme saved the game from Workington and District Sunday League side The Well.

The Division One side rescued a point against Borough FC with the last header of the ball. Studholme had gone up for a corner and headed the ball home. Elsewhere only two teams remain unbeaten in the entire league.

Premier Division outfit Northside and second division side Salterbeck are the only teams not to suffer defeat this season and both notched up impressive wins last weekend.

In the Premier Division only one game survived the awful weather as Deer Orchard beat Red House Athletic 3-1.

Keith Skillen netted a brace and Nathan Mitchell scored for Orchard with Andrew Netheral replying for the visitors.

There were some high scoring games in Division One with league leaders FC 32 hammering Crosby 8-1.

Stuart Gray grabbed a hat-trick, Dan McAdam and Scott Pairs both got two and Stuart Bell got one. Chris Horsley scored for Crosby.

William Hill also won big scoring seven past Grasslot Welfare. Trevor Holm and Mark Hine got two each with Will Heeney, Daniel Houghton and Llody Ndubuka adding one each.

Gav Walling and Martin Sewell scored for Graslot making it 7-2. Senhouse Street beat Vine Bar 5-0 with Mike Killgour scoring two. Mike Dickinson, Terry Warrior and Liam Suitor all scored one.

And that incredible Jimmy Glass moment for The Well meant they drew with Crosby.

Three games took place in Division Two.

Seaton Village lost 7-2 to Letters Inn. A Grant Baker hat-trick and others from Martin Dixon (2), Alex Pettinson and Dan Lloyd completed the route. Derek Tinkler and Craig Edmondson scored for Seaton.

Captain Nelson beat the Miners Arms 8-2. John Fielder scored a hat-trick, Andrew Lowes (2) and others from Paul Hayton, Gary Pearson and Mike Smith for Nelson with Chris Reay and Andrew Besuskzo scoring consolation strikes.

Glasson Rangers lost 7-1 to Flimby. David Young and Darren Wilson both got two with Jordan Branthwaite, Darren Mckenzie and Leonard Lucas adding the extras. A Wayne Murray strike is all Rangers could muster.

This weekend in the Premier Division: Yankees v Red House Athletic, Blue Bell v Deer Orchard. Divisional Cup round one: Crosby v Senhouse, Miners Arms v Grasslot, FC 32 v Flimby, Red House v The Well, Letters Inn v Seaton, William Hill v Captain Nelson, Salterbeck v Vine Bar.

Teams of the month: Premier: Red Lion, Division One: Senhouse, Division Two: Captain Nelson Tavern.