Warren Hebblethwaite scores eight goals for Holbeach Bank in their 15-0 victory over Skegness Imps in the Boston and District League

Warren Hebblethwaite hit an amazing eight-goal haul as Holbeach Bank went on a scoring spree at the weekend.

The Boston League Division Three side ran out 15-0 home winners over Skegness Imps to maintain their 100 per cent start to the season.

Hebblethwaite netted the opening three goals for an 11-minute first half hat-trick with Brandon Hall adding the fourth goal before the interval.

Callum McKeown scored the first of his brace after the break before Hebblethwaite added another five goals in just 24 minutes.

Jake Truepenny was also on target as Holbeach banked their fifth successive league win of the campaign.

An injury-time winner kept Crowland Town on top spot in the Peterborough League Premier Division table on Saturday.

Matt Smith scored in the fourth minute of stoppage time to earn Crowland a 2-1 away win at reigning champions Uppingham Town.

Archie Rickards had earlier netted for Crowland who remain ahead of second-placed Netherton United on goal difference but the Peterborough side do have a game in hand.

Sam Eldridge was on target for Uppingham who had Will Bland sent off.

Moulton Harrox remain in third spot after a 3-0 away win at Ramsey Town while Whaplode Drove Rovers were celebrating their first win of the season.

William Knight netted the winning goal as newly-promoted Rovers ended a run of eight successive defeats with a 1-0 home success over Stamford Bels.

Deeping Rangers Reserves were 4-1 home winners over Sawtry thanks to goals from Tom Russell (two), Kee Walker and Ewan Fieldhouse.

Oakham lost 2-0 at home to Warboys Town.

Crowland Reserves suffered a 5-2 away loss at Glinton and Northborough in Division One despite goals from Isaac Baker and Jeffrey Ampong.

Elsea Park Eagles were beaten 6-2 at home by Division Two leaders Stanground Cardea Sports with Ryan Mills scoring both of their goals.

Tydd went down to a 3-1 away reversal at Park Farm Pumas Reserves with Kai Scott-Henson hitting their goal.

Moulton Harrox Reserves lost 7-2 at home to Peterborough Lions in Division Three where Long Sutton Reserves were beaten 2-1 at Nxt Gen with Harry Munson scoring their goal.

Deeping United suffered a 7-2 away loss at Glinton and Northborough Reserves in Division Four with Ed Harte hitting both of their goals.

Callum Ford scored Wittering Reserves' goal in their 3-1 away loss at Athletic.

Stamford Reserves suffered a disappointing 6-2 Challenge Cup second round defeat at YDP on Saturday, despite leading by two goals at half-time at Hampton College.

The Daniels went into the tie on the back of a nervy 4-3 league win over Glinton & Northborough, which had extended their lead at the top of Peterborough League Division One.

Player-manager Jake Walton could not have asked for a better first half, as his side took a 2-0 lead through an own goal and a superb lob from captain Dan Aust.

With YDP having scored 30 goals in their previous four matches – including 13 from Luke Steele alone – everyone in the Stamford camp knew the job was far from finished.

Disaster struck shortly after the restart when Jamie Milner, who has become instrumental for the Daniels, had to be carried off the pitch.

The young midfielder suffered a left knee injury while playing the ball and is now expected to be sidelined for an extended period.

After a lengthy stoppage for the injury, Stamford struggled to regain their composure, and YDP ruthlessly took advantage.

The hosts scored six unanswered goals in the second half, including four in the space of nine minutes, to take the game beyond Stamford and end their hopes of cup glory.

Harry Whittington bagged a hat-trick for YDP, with former Blackstones player Alfie Ferguson, Evander Jose, and Steele also getting on the scoresheet.

On a desperately frustrating day for Stamford, there was at least one positive as winger Jacob Poxon made his return from the bench — his first appearance since suffering an ankle injury on the opening day of the season.

Defeat means the reserves’ full focus now turns to the league and the push for promotion, beginning with a local derby against Stamford Lions at Borderville Sports Centre on Saturday.

Ketton Sports Premiair booked their place in the next round of the competition after a 3-0 home win over Sutton Bridge thanks to goals from Josh Gear, Kai Haggett-King and Jacob Hoffmann.

Wittering overturned a 3-1 half-time deficit to run out 4-3 winners in their tie at Division One leaders Long Sutton.

Kieron McConnell had bagged a brace for the Magpies with Jordan Keeble also on target.

Ketton Sports Blue and Uppingham Town Reserves are both through to the third round of the Peterborough Junior Cup.

Sports secured a 3-0 away win at Leverington Development with Raefe Sullivan and Kieran Taggart among their marksmen.

Uppingham needed penalties to beat Littleport United as they won 5-4 on spot kicks after the match had finished 2-2.

Alejandro Knauer and Archie Lambert scored for Town with Brad Appleby and James Waldron netting for the Fosdyke-based hosts.

Pinchbeck United Development were beaten 3-2 at Coningsby in the Boston League Willoughby Cup competition with Michael Koomson and Zak Wiltshire netting for the Knights.