Senior Cup Round 2

 

Hakin overcome determined Kilgetty

 

Hakin United 3 – Kilgetty 0

 
Hakin United bagged three second half goals as they deservedly overcame battling Kilgetty to march into the quarter finals at the Obs.
 
In a keenly contested first half it amazingly finished goalless at the break.
 
The Vikings finally opened the scoring in the 63^rd minute as Leon Lubby found substitute Ashley Bevan who then cleverly found skipper Ryan Wilson who clinically found the bottom corner from six yards.
 
On the stroke of full time the Vikings doubled their lead as Luby’s well flighted free kick in the box was met by a powerful Mark Jones far post header which crashed into the net.
 
Deep in injury time Alfie Stotter rounded keeper Ben Evans as the substitute tucked the ball into the empty net.
 
The Vikings’ display was tarnished as Luby received a red card from referee Stefan Jenkins on the stroke of full time – it’s a bitter blow for Vikings as the wide sided midfielder will now serve a three match ban.
 
Hakin United: Gareth Fawcett, Kieran King, Jake Merry, Jay Power, Jack Griffiths, Leon Luby, Jack Britton, Shane Walsh, Jordan Kilby, Ryan Wilson (Captain), Mark Jones. Subs: Ashley Bevan, Alfie Stotter, Ben Aldred, Dylan McGuire, Leigh Broome.
 
Kilgetty: Ben Evans, Jake Proctor, Kyle Marsh, Ross Hurst, Brett Evans, Jordan Gorman, Richard Cope (Captain), Lloyd Hughes, Callum Proctor, Richard Tebbutt, Jordan Richards. Subs: Sam Christopher, Josh Bevan, Kyle Hughes.
 
Referee: Stefan Jenkins.






 
 

Letterston cause cup upset

 

Herbrandston 1 – Letterston 3

 
Miles Morgan was the toast of third division Letterston as he scored twice in his side’s cup upset at the expense of division one outfit Herbrandston.
 
Herbrandston came into this cup tie without a league win and they would have seen this game as a chance to get their first win of the season. However, Letterston had their own game plan as they turned up to spoil the party.
 
Miles bagged the opener on the 38 minute mark, but five minutes after half time Matthew Jones equalised for the home outfit.
 
Just past the hour mark the visitors regained the lead as Simon Jones struck before Morgan grabbed his second but his side’s third to earn them a place in the last eight of the competition.
 
Herbrandston: Rhys Power, Leigh Marchant, Oliver Robinson, Dean John, Scott Findlay, Leon Whatling, Thomas Richardson (Captain), Matthew Jones, Scott Gillespie, Cian Davenport. Subs: Jack Jenkins, Jacob James, Leo Duncan, Adrian Rees, Celyn Owens.
 
Letterston: Andrew Sharp, Ben Kimberley, James George (Captain), Gareth Mathias, Ioan Evans, Paul Thomas, Gary Delaney, Miles Morgan, Jordan White, Simon Jones, Steffan Morgan. Subs: Thomas Howells, Joshua Hallett, Luke O’Sullivan.
 
Referee: Tudor Walters.
 
 

Goodwick come good second half

 

Carew 0 – Goodwick United 2

 

Two second half goals earned Goodwick United  a place in the quarter final at the expense of Carew who battled for 90 minutes.
 
Both sides created chances in the opening 45 but neither could score in a typical frenetic cup clash.
 
Chris O’Sullivan’s men broke the deadlock just two minutes after half time as Luke Hayward’s corner fell invitingly for midfielder Rhys Jones who struck a low hard shot in the bottom corner.
 
Kieran Blundell added the second in the 54^th minute as the wide sided player was set-up by goal scorer Jones and the 19-year-old made no mistake with a wicked 18 yard strike.
 
Last season’s finalists Goodwick United now face the mouth-watering prospect of facing arch rivals Hakin United at Phoenix Park in the quarter final.
 
Carew: Tom Davies, Jacob Knox, Sonny Phillips (Captain), Paul Hodge, Zac Rowell, Jonty Bennett, Marcus Griffiths, Alex Bayley, Dylan Morgan, Shaun Whitfield, George Waters. Subs: Dario Rossi, Ethan Hall, Scott Richards, Sam Goodwin.
 
Goodwick United: Nick Jones, Steven Dockerty, James Bryan, Sean Pemberton, Scott Delaney (Captain), Luke Hayward, Rhys Jones, Matthew Delaney, Will Haworth, Kieran Blundell. Subs: Rhys Dalling, Jonny Horgan, Daniel Bryce, Nathan Greene, Iwan James.
 
Referee: David Badger.
 
 

Hat-trick hero Jack sinks Boro

 

Pennar Robins 5 – Pembroke Borough 1

 
Pennar Robins came from behind thanks to a superb hat-trick by 20 year old Jack Jones who helped his team to comfortable five-goal victory against close neighbours third division Pembroke Borough who have cruised into the last eight of the competition.
 
Boro skipper Jake Campell scored in the opening minute which gave his team a surprise lead at Bush Camp.
 
Jones struck goals in the fifth and 15^th minutes which put the home side in front, five minutes before the break Cameron Brunton was on target with Pennar’s third.
 
After the break the Robins controlled matters and were rewarded with further goals by Sam Southcott in the 71^st minute and on 80 minutes on fire Jones struck the fifth to earn him his personal treble.
 
Pennar Robins: Rory Williams, Liam Williams, Nick Willis, Sam Southcott, Ross Jones, Connor Roberts, Daniel James, Jack Jones, Ben Adams, Cameron Brunton, Jamie Wilkes. Subs: Kieran Smith, Sean Edmundson, Noah Davison.
 
Pembroke Borough: Billy Wallace, Liam Brunton, Jack Walker, Luke Hendry, Jordan Wright, Connor Rees, Jake Campbell (Captain), Wayne Boswell, Mohammed Muthalib, Stuart Salter, Josh Sture. Subs: Cameron Matthews, Martin Rees, Dionte Campbell, Josh Goodman, Sonny Price.
 
Referee: Alan Boswell.

 

Tenby are too strong for Sports

 

Tenby 5 – Fishguard Sports 1

 

Hot shot striker Scott Ferney grabbed a superb hat-trick alongside a double for Sam Butler who ensured first division Tenby comfortably despatched of second division Fishguard Sports as they reached the last eight of the Senior Cup at the Clicketts.
 
The hosts led 3-1 at the break and were always in control against a spirited Sports outfit.
 
In the opening ten minutes Tenby raced into a three goals lead as Butler scored the opener and there was a brace from deadly Ferney who put the hosts in control, on 21 minutes the Sports pulled one back through Greg Hughes.
 
In the second period Tenby added two further goals without reply as Butler was on target with the fourth in the 59^th minute and lively striker Ferney grabbed the fifth in the 62^nd minute to complete the scoring.
 
Tenby: Daniel Evans, Sam Butler, Ned Davies, Kieran Allen, Daniel Storer (Captain), Joe Leahy, Spencer Williams, Scott Ferner, Jacob Hipkiss, Curtis Hurlow. Subs: James Ardern, Richard Perry, Daryl Williams.
 
Fishguard Sports: Ryan Sinnott, Haydn Hughes, Sean Thomas, Greg Hughes, Keiron Griffiths, Luke Thomas, Adam Lawrence, Jack Griffiths, Patrick Hughes (Captain), Matthew Lewis, Thomas Merry. Subs: Tomas Lawrence, Joe Griffiths, Ieuan Llewellyn, Ioan Lewis.
 
Referee: Neill Crawshaw.