Division One: Brinkburn Wanderers played hosts to Nestfield and the visitors ran out 4-0 winners with goals from Chris Robinson, Ian Thompson and early candidate for leading goalscorer Adi Weston adding two more goals to his tally for the season.

AFC Brinkburn came out 2-1 winners at Hurworth Albion with a double strike from Stuart Alderson while Craig Luke scored for the home side.

Newton Aycliffe Sports Club continued their impressive start to the season with a convicing 6-2 win at home to East End WMC. The game between Spraire RA and Killinghall Arms was postponed.

Results: Spraire v Killinghall Arms - postponed; Brinkburn Wanderers 0, Nestfield 4; NA Sports Club 6, East End WMC 2; Hurworth Albion 1, AFC Brinkburn 2.

Division Two: Smurfit had an impressive 5-1 victory at The Royal British Legion with a goal apiece for Andrew Mackintosh and Tommy Wright and a hat-trick for man of the match Dave Raine.

Peacocks Pub Co. put four goals past The Northern Echo without reply, Peacocks took a 3-0 lead into the interval and consolidated in the second half, goals from Mark Armstrong, Joe Jackson and a double strike from Michael Bland proved too good for the Echo team playing their first game of the season.

Cleveland Bridge recorded a 2-0 victory at FRA Mowden, with Trenton Hewitt hitting the back of the net either side of the interval, the Bridge took control of the game and never looked in danger of losing their lead.

Hole In The Wall faced Copper Beech DCS and came out with a 4-1 victory, on the mark for the home side were Simon Broughton, Stu Fawcett, Aiden Tate and Scott Whithead, while Chris Stephens replied for the Copper Beech.

Elsewhere, Berlins were convincing 5-1 winners over Canney Hill.

Results: British Legion 1, Smurfit 5; The Northern Echo 0, Peacocks Pub Co 4; Berlins 5, Canney Hill 1; FRA Mowden 0, Cleveland Bridge 2; Hole In The Wall 4, Copper Beech DCS 1.

Division 3: Axa Insurance ran out comfortable winners against AFC Aruba, but made harder work of it than they perhaps should have. Axa started well and took the led after 15 minutes when Chris Baines beat a defender and the keeper to roll in the opener. However the visitors were soon level after David Langburn capitalised on a defensive mix-up to drive home from a tight angle. Axa then restored their lead on the half hour, a weak clearance from the Aruba defence was played to Baines and he took a touch before smashing a 35-yard volley over the despairing keeper. A powerful close range header from Jon Roote made it 3-1, but another defensive blunder let in Jame Gardner to pull a goal back just before half time. In the second half Baines completed his first hat-trick with a fine finish, then Barry Foster added a fifth. However Aruba again gave themselves hope through a Stephen Murphy penalty. AXA deserved to win and finished much the strong. Another from Baines was followed by 45-yard chip over the keeper to make it seven. The final word was left to the outstanding Baines as he latched on to a long clearance to score his fifth and make the final score 8-3.

The Royal Oak took all three points against Sherwoods coming out 3-1 winners, Dave Richardson, Scott Timmins and Dave Tuschick on the scoresheet, while Ryan Wiggins netted the consolation for the home side.

In an eventful first half between St Augustines and Haughton, that ended with two straight red cards, one for each side plus a yellow for the away team, but on the plus side the half also featured a superb goal for St Augustines from Anthony Brockley and a second from Greg Reilly. In a competitive second half Haughton pulled a goal back through Paul Legg before Michae Kipling scored his second in two games with an excellent solo effort, to secure the points for the home side 3-1.

The Falchion bounced back after their disappointing show last week, putting in a solid display to beat the Cricketers 1-0. After a goalless first half, with the home side being denied by the Cricketers keeper Kenneth Burns, who put in a man of the match performance to frustrate the Falchion, with the away team adopting the long ball game, it looked like Burns and his defence would hold out for the full 90 minutes, but finally the pressure paid off with James Benson coming of the bench, never gave up on another Falchion attack to keep the ball in play, he crossed for Anth Burton to hit home from close range to grab the winner.

MN All Stars continued their fine start to the season with a 5-1 victory at Drinkfield, All Stars opened the scoring when Steve Howden lobbed the keeper, Howden found the net again on the half hour and completed a first half hat-trick. Daniel Eeles pulled one back for Drinkfield, before goals from Craig Adamson and Carl Garthwaite secured the points for the visitors.

Goodfellas and Fighting Cocks shared eight goals in a 4-4 draw, while Highland Laddie and Newton Cap played out a 3-3 draw.

Results: Goodfellas 4, Fighting Cocks 4; St Augustines 4, Haughton 1; Falchion 1, Cricketers 0; Highland Laddie 3, Newton Cap 3; Drinkfield 1, MN All Stars 5; Sherwood 1, Royal Oak 3; AXA Insurance 8, AFC Aruba 3.