Pascoe crosses to pip Wallasey

Nov 12 2007 by Our Correspondent, Liverpool Daily Post

SEFTON sneaked victory 11-7 in the South Lancashire/Cheshire Two League cross-river derby at Wallasey with a Colin Pascoe try in the sixth minute of added time.

John Fenton had landed two penalties with Wallasey securing a Tom Cubbin touch-down and a Paul Lewis goal.

Oldershaw were pleased with an 18-18 draw at Orrell Anvils, despite cursing their luck when a last-minute conversion rebounded off a post.

Dan Atherton, Ian Jones and Tom Cassidy touched down and Mark Hallam landed a penalty.

Ormskirk saw off Southport 10-6 but there were narrow defeats for Warrington 22-20 against Oswestry and Collegiate 17-16 at Ashton on Mersey.

St Edwards maintained winning ways in Division Three, 32-12 against Parkonians. Winger Peter Stephenson secured his third try hat-trick in four games.There was also a penalty try with Martin McGeough on target with three of the conversions and a brace of penalties. Ben Pearson and Gareth Price crossed for the losers with Terry Williams converting once.Ellesmere Port went under 14-5 at home to Douglas. Eagle beat Holmes Chapel 26-20 but Mossley Hill fell 25-15 at home to Moore. In Division Four Port Sunlight accounted for Marple 15-12 thanks to two tries by Carl Taylor and a third from Chris Parry. Merseyside Police edged home 29-27 at Capenhurst but St Mary’s whipped Helsby 50-0.West Park Warriors failed 10-0 at home to Knutsford while in North Lancashire One there was a 30-7 setback for Birchfield at Eccles. 32-12 against Parkonians. Winger Peter Stephenson secured his third try hat-trick in four games.

There was also a penalty try with Martin McGeough on target with three of the conversions and a brace of penalties. Ben Pearson and Gareth Price crossed for the losers with Terry Williams converting once.

Ellesmere Port went under 14-5 at home to Douglas. Eagle beat Holmes Chapel 26-20 but Mossley Hill fell 25-15 at home to Moore.

In Division Four Port Sunlight accounted for Marple 15-12 thanks to two tries by Carl Taylor and a third from Chris Parry. Merseyside Police edged home 29-27 at Capenhurst but St Mary’s whipped Helsby 50-0.

West Park Warriors failed 10-0 at home to Knutsford while in North Lancashire One there was a 30-7 setback for Birchfield at Eccles.