Leaders Navigation blown off course

THE Heavy Woollen Sunday League swung back into action last week and there was a shock result when Premier Division leaders Navigation suffered a 7-0 defeat to a rampant St John Fisher.
By The Newsroom
Published 13th Jan 2011, 15:47 BST

Dominic Riordan and Rob Bordman both hit hat-tricks, with Richard Burke bagging the other.

Navigation are still top by a point, while Fisher move up to seventh.

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The game between second placed The Scotland and third placed Heckmondwike Town was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. Woodman Batley Carr moved up to fourth place after winning 4-2 at New Scarborough. Andrew Pickles (brace), James Blaine and Neil Pickles struck for Woodman, with Richard Markham-Smith hitting both goals for the home side.

Fifth-place Tingley WMC had David Ward (two), Danny Barton, Simon Poole and Matthew Bannister to thank as they won 5-3 at Crown Leeds Road (Dominic Karimi two and Ben Davies).

Danny Walding fired a hat-trick as Birkenshaw eased to a 5-2 win at Birstall St Patricks.

Paul Smith netted the other, with Jean-Marie Julienne and Dan Stanley replying for Birstall.

Navigation’s Dale Hanson (right) seeks to make a tackle on St John Fisher’s

Richard Burke during the HW Sunday League Premier Division contest.

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