M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH LEAGUE ROUND UP FOR SUNDAY 29th SEPTEMBER 2024
M.A. HART CUP COMPETITION
Senior Cup holders down but not out.
MARK HART SUNDAY SENIOR CUP holders East Christchurch SSC went down 2-1 to arch rivals FC Hajduk in their Group One game but, with one more group game to be played, they can still progress to the semi final stage. Will Hodge gave last season’s beaten finalists FC Hajduk an early lead but SSC were on terms a minute later through Alex Whitehouse. FC Hajduk just got the verdict though when Callum Lee fired home the winner in the closing stages.
Joe Wood bagged a hat-trick when Rushmere threw themselves a lifeline by giving Camerons a 7-2 drubbing. Rushmere’s other goals came via Josh Hill, substitute Luis Ryall, and a Jack Braeman brace while Dan Cook and Joe Sparks replied for Camerons.
Kraken Sports join East Christchurch Athletic in the semi finals after their 5-0 victory over Bournemouth Manor in Group Two thanks to Tony O’Callaghan’s hat-trick and a couple of goals from Max Wilcock.
Goals galore as Parkstone KO Celtic.
There were goals galore when Matt Stephenson and Charlie Shears both nabbed hat-tricks as Parkstone Club emerged 11-4 winners from their M.A. HART ROBBINS CUP third round tie with Boscombe Celtic. Jack Foden struck twice for Parkstone with Elliot Pegden, Albie Parkinson and an own goal adding to their total while Celtic replied through Jordan Found, Abel Tekeste, and a couple of goals from the legendary Alex Rossi.
BDFA CAMERONS CUP
Jhon is on the money for JP Morgan.
Jhon Vera’s four goal burst proved decisive when JP Morgan accounted for AFC Burton 5-3 in the second round of the BDFA CAMERONS CUP. Liyetchan Soro was the other JP Morgan marksman while Burton replied through Ananda Kumar Nair and a couple of goals from substitute Alex Stratton.
Morgan Jackson led the way with a hat-trick when Muscliff went through 6-3 against Bourne. Dan Ferguson, Spencer Lummis, and Tymoteusz Famurat were the other Muscliff marksman while Kieron Denty scored all three Bourne goals.
Craig Dancer and Christian Bond ensured a 2-0 success for Woodville Wanderers against Poole Wanderers and Tavern were also 2-0 winners when Scott Roberts and Toby Williams put paid to Longfleet.
Rangers are the clean sheet specialists.
New Forest Rangers’ miserly defence have yet to concede a single goal this season, having kept a clean sheet in all five of their September fixtures. Without really being at their best they still managed to sweep Division Two rivals New Milton Town aside 4-0 through Jamel Baxter, Jack Hughes, Jack Delves, and an own goal.
Will Philpott scored all three goals in CST South United’s 3-1 win over Church Hill United who replied through Ryan Edmondson while Matty Chapman Burnett’s hat-trick enabled Wallisdown Wanderers to take their tie with Dexter Sports to penalties at 4-4. Reece Sharples and Louis Dacombe scored two each for Sports with Morgan Hooper Robinson getting the other goal for Wanderers who went through 5-4 on penalties.
Another tie being decided on penalties was the game between Bournemouth Sports and West Howe which finished 2-2 with Sports’ goals from Jordi Gentle and Denis Clewes cancelled out by West Howe’s Deano Bashford and Dani Mirton. West Howe were 4-1 winners on penalties.
Athletic’s Tolulope is quick off the mark.
Tolulope Adesoji was quick off the mark for Bournemouth Athletic, scoring in the first minute of their tie with West Howe ‘A’. Tolulope went on to notch a hat-trick in Athletic’s 6-1 triumph with Richard Townend bagging a brace. Riccardo Bruno was the other Athletic marksman while Marcus Browning scored West Howe’s consolation goal.
Brogan Sims led the way with a hat-trick when NMO conquered Knights 6-1 with Tom Prior, Callum Taylor, and substitute Mitchell Speechley Price adding one each. Jose Andreassen was the Knights scorer.
In the other Camerons Cup tie, Bournemouth Electric were 4-1 winners against Southside Vipers thanks to Ashley Ayley, Marcus Cullen, Joe Sullivan, and Fernando da Silva Moreira. Nathan Saxby was the Southside scorer.
M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH SUNDAY LEAGUE
Manor Ressies and A.P.R. share the points.
Lewis Hall and Brad Connell netted for Bournemouth Manor Reserves in DIVISION THREE but they had to settle for a point when Oliver Brown struck twice to earn A.P.R. a 2-2 draw.
Meanwhile West Howe Reserves opened their campaign with a 4-0 victory over Rushmere Reserves courtesy of Dan Dominy, Jake Fields, Ritchie Whiting, and substitute Jordan Whittle.
Bright start for Ferndown’s new boys Harry Grant and Liam Gedling struck for Woodville Wanderers Reserves in DIVISION FOUR but BFA new boys Ferndown Town upended them 4-2 with goals from Mitch Hack, Liam Cullen, Jaden Hickinbottom, and substitute Zach Mackenzie.
Bournemouth Electric Reserves netted through Joe Flachi and Joe Hoey but Nelson Athletic held them to a 2-2 draw thanks to substitute Buchanan Carmichael and an own goal.
Tommy is Camerons Ressies five goal star Tommy Fulbrook rattled in five and there were hat-tricks from both Drew Carpenter and James Carmichael when Camerons Reserves crushed United Players 18-1 in DIVISION FIVE. Ryan Seerey and substitute Hugo Turton nabbed two each with Rory Bell and substitutes Ollie Loe, and James Pritchard also on target. Abdel Charofadine was the United scorer.
