Weston & District League cup winners celebrate on busy finals day
Haywood Village celebrate - Credit: W&D League
The Weston & District League saw its first four cup finals played at the weekend.
Haywood Village met West Wick Res in the Bob Keyes Cup at Worle and fell behind as Lee Harvey netted for the Wickermen.
Adam Haysom saved a Wick penalty before Kev Cosham levelled from the spot at the other end and Richard Powell sealed a 2-1 win for the Villagers.
Swiss Valley Rangers came from behind to beat Berrow 2-1 after extra time in the Challenge Cup as Lewis Torrington and Harry Smith, with his 38th goal in 23 games, netted.
That allowed them to complete a double under player-manager Joe Boardman and coach Paul MacLoughlin and chairman Paul Gibson is looking forward to competing in Division Two next season.
Swiss Valley Rangers celebrate after completing a league and cup double - Credit: Swiss Valley Rangers
He said: "We're delighted at how the team has performed over the last two seasons with back-to-back league titles and we're really excited at the potential this very young squad has to grow and improve.
"With the club's junior section doubling in size over the last four years, we've focused on building a pathway into senior football for our younger players and have high expectations for our developing senior section."
Most Read
- 1 WATCH: Moment unlikely heroine saves the day at Weston Air Show
- 2 French court claims Jill Dando may have been 'murdered by mistake'
- 3 Weston to celebrate Pride with style this weekend
- 4 PICTURES: Weston Air Festival and Armed Forces Weekend 2022
- 5 Thugs targeted elderly couple's motorhome as they slept during Weston Air Show
- 6 Census 2022: North Somerset's population grows by 7pc since 2011
- 7 Police appeal after acid attack on woman in Weston
- 8 Glastonbury Festival 2022: Our review of the Worthy return...
- 9 New coastal path linking Brean to Sand Bay opens
- 10 Deadline looms for charity funding bids
The club are looking for an experienced manager to lead and develop the senior team in 2022-23. Those interested can email swissvalleyfc@gmail.com.
Congresbury A celebrate - Credit: W&D League
At Nailsea United, Congresbury A defeated Worle Rangers Res 1-0 to lift the Vardon Cup, where Sophie Donald received the Young Referee of the Year award from Ian Smith.
Ian Smith presents Sophie Donald with the Young Referee of the Year award - Credit: W&D League
Isle of Wedmore won the Charity Cup, with Darren Isacc, Roy Piggott and Sam Tucker on target in a 3-2 win over Selkirk United, whose goals came from Rich Forse and an own goal.
Long-serving league management committee member Karen Ridge presented the trophy to the winners.
Karen Ridge presents Isle of Wedmore with the Charity Cup - Credit: W&D League
Meanwhile, in Division One action Tyler Davis scored seven times in Clapton-in-Gordano's 8-1 win over Churchill Club 70, with Kyle McTravers also on target and Demetris Antounas replying.
Clapton then beat Uphill Castle Res 4-1 on Saturday and take on Sporting Weston in the Hospital Cup final at Burnham this weekend, after Haywood Village meet St John's in the Page Shield final.
