Hungry Jacks Under 12s entertained Teesside Athletic from the Teesside League in the North Riding Cup and came out worthy winners 4-3.

It didn't take HJ's long to take control of the first half and created many opportunities, but only went in at half time 1-0 up, thanks to a goal from Daniel Wright.

In the second half HJ's played some excellent football and had the

Teesside team pinned in their own half. Daniel Fox increased HJ's lead

to 2-0. Teesside Athletic pulled one back to 2-1, HJ's still piled on the

pressure and with a bit more composure in front of goal could have ran out with a bigger win. Two minutes into injury time after ID's had pressurised the Teesside team, Teesside Athletic broke and snatched and equaliser with the last kick of the half. HJ's were reduced to ten men and had to play the 20 minutes of extra time with ten men. This spurred the lads who increase their lead to 4-2 with two goals from Wright who completed his hat-trick. Teesside Athletic pulled a goal back with the last kick of the game with a penalty.

Bishop Auckland

The under-18s suffered their first defeat in the Auckland and District EBAC Youth League Cup qualifying games on Saturday, losing 3-2 at home to group leaders Barnard Castle. Stephen Rodriguez Vanilla and Stuart Meney gave the Barney boys a 2-0 half time lead, Andrew Farley pulling one back early in the second half. Joseph Baum made it 3-1 before Bishops got their second.

Braney's David Barron was sent off for deliberate hand ball, and Carl Everitt scored with the subsequent penalty.

Ferryhill gained their first win in the competition, 2-1 away to bottom club Spenymoor Legion. MoM Philip Appleby and Mark Foster were on target for the Ferryhill lads, Sheldon Wilkinson scoring Spennymoor's consolation. Andrew Spence was MoM for the Legion.

Second placed Chilton YC had a surprise 5-1 defeat away to Willington. Stuart Rand (2), Andrew Morris, Paul Bayles and Lee Birtles got the goals for Willington, Regan Benser netting for Chilton.

Draw for the quarter finals of the Durham County Youth Cup (Dec 1): Dunston Federation v Consett, Gateshead Redheugh BC v Bishop Auckland, Herrington CW v Willington, Trimdon v Washington SP Dunlop (k.o. 1.30).

Saturday fixtures, league cup, round one: Chilton YC v Bishop Auckland,

Coundon & Leeholme v Willington, Spennymoor Legion v Barnard Castle.

Willington Boys

The under-13s beat visitors Waldridge Park 7-0 in the Russell Foster Junior League. MoM Dave Dowson and Lewis Hope both scored hat tricks, with Antony Beculis the other scorer.

The Willington under-11s recorded an excellent 1-0 victory over local rivals Byers Green in the league cup. In a close contest, Tom Simmons scored the all-important goal, with Evan Graham Willington's MoM.

Willington under-14s suffered their second away defeat of the season, losing 6-4 away to Hetton in the league.

Willington went 2-0 up early on, but let things slip and found themselves trailing 5-2 early in the second half. Willington made a spirited come-back to reduce the leeway to 5-4, but were caught on the break late in the game.

Nick Hayton (2), Lee Tinkler and Tom Copping were the Willington scorers, with Graham Lazenby MoM.

Bishop Auckland St. Mary's had three teams in action in the Teesside Junior Alliance. The under-11s defeated visitors Seaton Carew 3-0 with John-Paul Denny scoring a fine hat trick in difficult conditions.

The St. Mary's under-12s were unfortunate to lose 2-1 away to Billingham Town, MoM Danny Bell the Auckland scorer. The under-13s maintained their unbeaten record with a 1-1 draw away to a very good Wheatley Hill side. Both goals were scored with direct free kicks from outside the area, Bishops captain John Barker netting a fine goal