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Jordan Ayris netted a double as Chesterton Juniors saw off Broughton & North Newington Youth 4-2 in the Giles Sports Under 15 A Youth League.

Daniel Buckley and Dominic Evans were Chesterton's other marksmen, with Daniel Bowne bagging a brace in reply.

Strikes from Adam Mercer and Philip Bowne proved in vain as Marsh Gibbon went down to a 3-2 defeat at Deddington Colts in the Under 14 B League.

Mark Cook (2) and Tim Garstin were on target for Deddington.

Callum Green was on target as Bicester Town Colts were held to a 1-1 draw at Easington Sports in the Under 13 A League.

Joshua Brooker hammered a double as Bicester Town Colts won 3-2 at Cumnor Minors in the Under 12 B League.

Liam Bradbury was their other scorer.

Launton Boys had to settle for a share of the spoils as they were held to a 1-1 draw away to Tower Hill in the A League.

Tom Hartley put Launton ahead, only for Jamie Harris to slot in the equaliser.

First-half strikes from Lewis Garcia, Ryan Kerwin and Danny Keen earned Bicester Town Colts a 3-2 success against Wychwood in the Under 11 B League.

Jack Steptoe bagged a brace as Bicester Town Colts Stars won 4-0 at Freeland in their C League encounter. Connor Merriman and Joe Peaper were their other marksmen.

10:04am Thursday 24th April 2008

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