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17 OCTOBER, 2012

Northants Combination Leagues Sat, 13 October 2012 Premier Division sponsored by

Division One sponsored by

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James King Blisworth Milton Welford Victoria Stanion Quantum Print Harpole Roade Brixworth All Saints Weldon United Moulton Corby S& L Khalsa Corby Pegasus Ringstead Rangers Kettering Nomads Heyford Athletic

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Corby Strip Mills Wollaston Victoria Daventry Comms Corby Redstar Wilby Corby Eagles Wellingborough Old Grammarians Wellingborough Rising Sun Clipston Spratton

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Daventry Drayton Grange Weedon Northampton Exiles Ferrers Grange Park Rangers Walgrave Amber West Haddon FCTitchmarsh FC Higham SPA Great Doddington Wellingborough Gleneagles

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Reserve Premier Division sponsored by

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Borough Alliance Corby Albion Vikings Corby Ravens Higham Town Kettering Park Rovers Desborough & Rothwell United AFC Rothwell Corby Hellenic Fisher Corby Kingswood Corby United Wilbarston

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Reserve Division TWO sponsored by

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Stanion Quantum Print R Weldon United ‘A’ Wellingborough Old Grammarians Reserves Corby Locomotives Reserves Kislingbury Reserves Welford Victoria Reserves Medbourne Reserves Bugbrooke St Michaels ‘B’ Heyford Athletic Reserves Kettering Orchard Park R Earls Barton United Reserves Wootton St George Reserves Corby Everards Reserves

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MDH Teamwear Northants Combination Football League 2012-2013 Season Saturday, 13 October 2012 Northamptonshire FA Lower Junior Cup 1ST ROUND Daventry Comms 4 2 Rushden&Higham Reserves Reserve Premier Division Cup 1ST ROUND Kettering Nomads R 1 4 Harpole Reserves Milton Reserves 2 3 Weldon United R

Division Four Corby Kingswood Corby Ravens Desborough & Rothwell United Higham Town Kettering Park Rovers

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Corby Albion Vikings Wilbarston

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3 Corby Hellenic Fisher 2 Borough Alliance 0 Corby United

Premier Division Brixworth All Saints Harpole James King Blisworth Moulton Roade Weldon United

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Corby S& L Khalsa Stanion Quantum Print Milton Welford Victoria Heyford Athletic Ringstead Rangers

Division One Corby Everards Corby Locomotives Denton Earls Barton United Kislingbury Wootton St George

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Stanwick Rovers Finedon Volta Medbourne Kettering Ise Lodge Kettering Orchard Park Gretton

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Wilby

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West Haddon Reserves Higham Town Reserves Spratton Reserves Wollaston Victoria R Corby Redstar Reserves FCTitchmarsh Reserves

Division Two Corby Eagles Wellingborough Old Grammarians Wollaston Victoria

Division Three Daventry Drayton Grange 5 FCTitchmarsh Ferrers Grange Park Rangers Northampton Exiles West Haddon

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Wellingborough Gleneagles 4 Weedon 4 Walgrave Amber 0 SPA 1 Great Doddington 0 FC Higham

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Round-UP

Duston Garage (Bosch Service) Star Award: Daventry Comms winners against UCL side Rushden & Higham United in the Lower Junior Cup. Northants FA Lower Junior Cup: Victory is sweet, but revenge is sweeter for Daventry Comms. Dumped out of the Competition at the semi final stage last season by Rushden & Higham United, Comms were drawn against the runners-up again in the first round. This time the league side were far too strong for the UCL opposition running out 4-2 winners. Comms missed several chances in a game delayed for 90 minutes due to travel problems. However, a first half own goal and second half goals from Leigh Roberts, Taylor Orosz and Matt Farrell gave Comms a deserved lead. Comms were guilty of taking the foot off the accelerator, conceding two goals in the last 10 minutes. The Comms front men and in particular Orosz kept the Rushden defence under constant pressure and could easily have doubled the score. Duston Garage (Bosch Service) Premier Division: The Milton-Blisworth derby match came with added spice as both teams came into the match on a run of successive victories, 3 for Milton and four for Blisworth. The drama was added to when Milton took the lead from the spot after 15 minutes. Things continued going downhill for the hosts whose seemingly unstoppable strike force could not breach the Milton defence. Indeed Milton scored twice more before the hour mark and then added a further pair in the last ten minutes to run out 5-0 winners. A poor day for the top two was confirmed when news came that Harpole had toppled Stanion. Like Blisworth, Stanion had been scoring for fun in recent games but were blunted by the Harpole rearguard. A Dan Surridge penalty and Nick Maund’s opportunism won the game for Harpole, securing a second clean sheet win in four matches. Welford moved third after taking a second win on the spin against Moulton. Of the early season strugglers S&L Khalsa were the only side to find a glimmer of light. Peter Stronach netted twice to secure a draw against Brixworth, cancelling out strikes from Andy Priest and Neil Dolman. Ringstead seem to be suffering from the dreaded “second season syndrome” following a fourth defeat on the trot. From a title-challenge last term to early relegation flirtation this, it’s been a big bump for the Gladstone Street side. Despite defensive frailties of their own, Weldon had too much for Ringstead winning 5-3. For Heyford, it was a case of same old, same old, with a fourth successive league defeat. Roade were the latest beneficiaries plundering five goals in the victory. Steve Carroll scored a hat-trick while Zach Pugh notched a brace. Duston Garage (Bosch Service) Division One: Kislingbury’s five match unbeaten run came to an end at the hands of Kettering Orchard Park. Kislingbury took the lead midway through the second half but were stunned by two goals on the counter which handed the visitors a much needed win. Earls Barton however fared considerably better, recording a fifth win of the season and staying clear out in front after making short work of Ise Lodge. Kris Hall netted twice for the Greens, and goals from full-back Mark Speight and Ben Blomley put Barton in a commanding position. Jamie Hicks pulled one back for the visitors but it proved little more than a consolation. Denton and Medbourne shared six goals as well, with the visitors emerging victorious. Michael Park picked up a brace

for Medbourne but needed additional strikes from Steve Park and Brad Downing to secure the points after Lee Thomas and Johnny Shakespeare pulled Denton level. Orchard Park’s win was one of three for teams sitting at the wrong end of the table. Corby Everards too recorded a much needed win, the first of the season. Having put six past Wootton last time out Stanwick proved to be a stern test for the hosts. Everards edged the encounter thanks to James McGrath who netted the only goal of the game. Wootton smashed six past Gretton to move clear of the mire. Micky Ryan and Jamie Ellis both found the target twice. Like Gretton, Finedon Volta have been suffering from issues with the number of bodies available and so it proved against Corby Locos. Even with the hosts being reduced to ten men, Volta could not compete. John Dibben stood tallest of the Locos scorers netting four times in the 6-1 win. Lee Thompson and David Clarke added the others. Rothenberger Tools Division Two: Life at the top is proving tough for whichever team happens to occupy the number one spot. Incumbent side Strip Mills faced off against Old Grammarians who came into the came off the back of victory over Rothwell Corinthians. Last week’s goals-scoring hero Kael Talbot appears to have found a purple patch, as he netted three times in the 4-0 victory. Perry Nimmo added the other from the spot. After early season promise it seems to be more red dwarf than Redstar. Could the light be dimming after a third successive league game without a win? Wollaston inflicted a second defeat of the season on the Corby side. Jamie Farrell found the net for the visitors to give them a faint glimmer of hope, but this was extinguished by Lee Warman and David Betts the Wollaston marksmen. David Falconer struck for Corby Eagles to salvage a point in the encounter with Wilby. Duston Garage (Bosch Service) Division Three: Over 40 goals were scored in the division in this round of fixtures, with no game seeing less than five goals. It remains a Daventryarea lockout at the top after both Drayton Grange and Weedon were victorious, yet there was nothing routine about either side’s win. Drayton were given a real test by bottom side Welingborough Gleneagles. On another day, scoring four goals would have secured a maiden league win for the new boys. However coming up against last season’s top scorers proved a step too far. Jordan May got Gleneagles first and Paul Ekins then added a treble. However goals from the irrepressible Jed Brennan, Adam Cox and a Darren Taylor hat-trick ensured that Drayton Grange achieved a perfect record of five wins from five games. Weedon also recorded a narrow win on the lengthy trip to Titchmarsh. James Battersey, Lee Baldwin and Danny Wagstaff all scored for the hosts but the visitors held on for a 4-3 win. Indeed, Titchmarsh’s defeat capped a poor day all round for teams in the eastern half of the county. Leigh Butler scored twice for Ferrers who faced Walgrave for the first time since the cup final defeat last term. As then it was Walgrave who were victorious as goals from Mark Gardener, Reice Grey and a Jake Hinton brace put the game beyond Ferrers reach. Jamie Bates netted for bottom side Great Doddington, but it got no better as Exiles romped to a 6-1 success, powered by pairs from Adam Russell and Dave Baker. West Haddon meanwhile romped to a 7-0 win over FC Higham. Elliot Grice grabbed two, while an own goal summed things up for the visitors. Indeed whilst Grange Park Rangers were ruthless in the derby win over SPA, this was the lowest scoring tie of the day with a “mere” five goals. Ryan Maloney was the pick of the scorers with two.