Team Mendip finished their last home game of the season with a 9-4 victory over Wells.

TEAM Mendip completed their home fixtures for the season with a resounding 9-4 win over a Wells side who had taken them to penalties in the cup only a week ago.

Laura McCarthy headed towards 60 goals for the season with another five and Chazz Timmins scored the goal of the game with a volley from 25 yards.

Girl of the game Charlie Longhorn dominated midfield from start to finish.

The Under-14s defeated Frys 4-1 in the Bristol Girls League at Baytree Rec.

Kirsty Mears opened the scoring after three minutes and soon after Gabby Massy scored the second. Mendip’s third goal came from Kirsty Hemming.

After the break, Frys reduced the arrears, but Mendip secured the win with a goal from captain Nicole Flourentzou

The team are pushing for there best-ever league finish and manager Paul Mears was full of praise for all of the team. Team Mendip are fourth in the league with four games left and a game in hand of third-placed Ashton, who are only two points in front.

HUTTON Under-13 girls hosted Portishead Town and continued their good form with a convincing win.

Great wing play from Danni Williams and Meg Lewis stretched Portishead and with Rachael Curtis’ determined forward play and Tia Craig’s trickery, Portishead struggled to get a foothold in the game.

Hutton continued to dominate as Lauryn Nigh and Georgia Ferdinando were first to the loose ball in midfield and the opening goal came when Nigh’s cross was deflected past the visiting keeper.

Portishead responded well and started to test Hutton’s defence, but Anya Lawrence, Nicole Badman, Eva Ferdinando and Hannah Capes were in top form.

Hutton extended their lead after the Town’s keeper pushed a fierce free kick onto the bar, but Craig fired home the rebound and shortly after, Badman was first to react to a loose ball to make the half-time score 3-0.

Portishead came out for the second half with renewed determination and scored, despite good play from Orla Crabb and keeper Chloe Woods.

Hutton responded well and were driven on by Saskia Moore, before Nigh sealed a 4-1 win with a great finish.

Silvermoor Interiors players of the match was awarded jointly to Lauryn Nigh and Danni Willams.