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M.A. HART BOURNEMOUTH LEAGUE ROUND UP – SUNDAY 20^th APRIL 2025

KRAKEN SPORTS ARE SUNDAY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

Kraken Sports, who lifted the BDFA Camerons Cup on Thursday evening were confirmed as DIVISION ONE champions when East Christchurch Athletic were unable to field a team, gifting Kraken the points they needed to clinch the title.    

Kraken can make it a treble if they can overcome Ferndown Town on Sunday 27^th April (10.30 am) at the County Ground to retain the Dorset Sunday Challenge Cup.      

Before that though they complete their league fixtures on Wednesday evening at KGVPF (6pm kick off) against Rushmere.

 NEW FOREST RANGERS CLINCH DIVISION TWO TITLE

M.A. Hart In-Excess Cup winners New Forest Rangers claimed the DIVISION TWO title after their 4-0 success against AFC Burton.   Josh Stoodley broke the deadlock in the 65^th minute and they doubled their lead with a 73^rd minute free kick from George Deem.   The two goals corers combined ten minutes later to set up Jack Delves for the third goal and Josh Taylor rounded off the scoring three minutes from time.

Rangers complete their campaign against runners up Westover Bournemouth on Wednesday evening at Kings Park (6 pm kick off).

AFC Burton netted through Jenson Ogles and a couple of goals from Tom Jackson last Wednesday evening but they suffered a fourth successive defeat when NMO just got the better of them 4-3 thanks to Joe Petty, Tom Prior, Callum Taylor, and Brogan Sims.

CHARLIE’S HAT-TRICK IS DECISIVE FOR PARKSTONE

Tolulope Adesoji, Tyler Molyneaux, and Marcus Fleming netted for DIVISION THREE runners up Bournemouth Athletic but third placed Parkstone Club had the upper hand 5-3 thanks to a Charlie Shears hat-trick and a couple of goals from Will Butler.

The two teams meet again on Sunday at Pelhams in the last Division Three game of the season.

LIVE WIRE JACKSON SPARKS ELECTRIC TITLE CHARGE

Jackson Kavita bagged a hat-trick when DIVISION FOUR leaders Bournemouth Electric Reserves gave third placed Ferndown Town a 7-2 drubbing with Dean Smith, Jayden King, Jake Harvey, and Kyle John-Clement adding one each.   Liam Cullen and Robert Sampson were the Ferndown scorers.

 Churchill would have clinched the Division Four title with an away win over Bournemouth Electric Reserves last Wednesday evening but the Sparkies went back on top of the table after emerging 4-2 winners.   Ash Vaughan gave Electric the lead midway through the first half but Callum Neate equalised five minutes after the break and Sam Purdy put the visitors in front in the 65^th minute.   Electric were on terms three minutes later through Jackson Kavita who turned provider in the 77^th minute when he crossed for Matt Charalambous to put Electric ahead.   Electric’s live wire Jackson Kavita was brought down in the penalty area a couple of minutes later and skipper Jake Harvey converted the resultant penalty.

Churchill visit Poole Wanderers next Sunday needing to win by twelve clear goals to take the title from the Sparkies on goal difference.