The performance of the week came from Spraire's Under-11s who had an excellent 3-1 win against Stockton Town.

Spraire started fast with quick breaks down both wings, forcing several corners. One cross found the head of Wade Gilbert who powered a header passed the Stockton Town keeper. Stockton Town equalised before half-time from a deflected goal by Jordan Pearson.

Jackson Kneeshaw weaving through the Stockton defence and round the diving keeper put Spraire 2-1 ahead. Stockton responded and had several opportunities to level but it was not to be. With Spraire's confidence running high they fired in several great strikes then Sam Pow found the top corner to make it 3-1. Man of the match was Jackson Kneeshaw but there were outstanding performances from Robert Gilmour, Sam Pow, Ben Sanderson & Ben Bradley.

Spraire Under-13s produced a gritty all-round performance to earn a 1-1 draw against a very good Whitby Town side.

Whitby opened the score in the first half against the run of play with a 25 yard strike.

Daniel Anderson equalised after the break.

Naisbitt had an excellent game in goal for Spraire and produced a spectacular save in the dying seconds to deny Whitby the points. The whole team deservedly shared the man of the match award.

In Division Four Spraire Under-14s met Division One 1 Stockton Town in the County Cup and found themselves outplayed by a stronger, more organised and highly skilled team, running out 7-1 losers. Chris Tingate scrambled a consolation goal, Spraire's 'keeper Hunt was injured and his replacement Jordan Palmer performed heroics to earn the man of the match award and in doing so avoided further embarrassment for the team.

Spraire Under-15 A produced an excellent team performance to earn a 2-2 draw at Bishop Auckland St. Mary's.

Spraire's opening goal was a 25 yard beauty from Craig Lavelle. Michael Ward's endeavours in the box were rewarded with Spraire's second goal.

Spraire's keeper, Matthew Readshaw earned the man of the match award.

Spraire Under-15 B produced some excellent flowing football on the way to beating Grangefield 7-2 but they did have a shakey ten minutes at the end of the first half.

Robert Knox opened the scoring for Spraire but Grangefield bounced back to equalise with an excellent 30-yard lob.

Jonathan Petch's second half penalty save signalled the turning point for Spraire as they stepped-up a gear to score further goals from Tubs Chandler (3), Lee Borrowdale (2) and Sam Clarke. Robert Knox earned the MoM award for his non-stop running.

Spraire Under-15 C went down 13-3 against a very powerful and much fitter Bedale side. Spraire started very well and found themselves leading on two occasions. After 30 minutes the score was 3-3, with a hat-trick from Spraire's Matthew Hufford but Bedale turned the screw to score another three by half-time. After running themselves into the ground in the first half, Spraire simply ran out of steam after the break.

Spraire Under-16, sponsored by Cummins Engines Ltd kicked-off their league season against Trimdon United. Spraire started slowly and went behind after five minutes. The game settled down and was an even match until Trimdon broke away after 20 minutes to score a second goal. Spraire fought back and only a fine performance by the Trimdon defence prevented the Lads from scoring, but against the run of play Trimdon added a third goal.

Spraire substitutions added a spark after half time as they pressed hard to back in the game. However, as Spraire were reduced to ten men they began to tire and Trimdon sealed the game with a fourth goal.

Spraire Under-10s took on Bishop Auckland St Mary's in a fairly one-sided game. Spraire were 6-0 up by half-time and continued in the same fashion in the second half by adding a further seven goals to make the final score 13-0.

Scorers were James Bennett(4), Danny Stead(3), Kerry Hedley (3), Matty Plumb (2) and Zac Tervit. Man of the match went to the whole team. In the friendly afterwards, Spraire won 4-1, with goals from Ben Tervit, Aaron Silliker and Zac Tervit(2).