The Cumberland County League survived Storm Eowyn with all but one of the scheduled fixtures going ahead.
In the Conway Cup semi-final, cup holders Cockermouth are out of the competition after a 4-2 defeat by Keswick despite goals from Luke Graham and Sam Wright.
Luke Mason bagged himself all four goals for Keswick which has booked them a final against Maryport Athletic.
In the Premier Division, reigning champions Maryport Athletic are only four points from top spot Unisun Athletic and still unbeaten in the league after a 2-1 victory against Whitehaven Miners Social. Ciaran Laverty scored a brace for Maryport while Owen Woods netted for Miners.
Ben Batty and Ryan Studholme were both on target for Wigton Harriers and helped them to a 2-1 win against Cleator Moor Celtic Reserves with Ethan Smith scoring for Celtic.
In Division One, Workington Juniors are now eight points clear at the top after a 5-0 win against Dearham United with goals from Harry Watson, Sam Bates, Tyler Harrell and Niall Melton with two.
Bransty Rangers were 2-1 winners against Whitehaven AFC Reserves with both Stewart O’Pray and Joe Dobinson netting for Bransty and Shane Tyson been on target for Whitehaven.
A Troy Patterson double gave Cockermouth Reserves a 2-0 win away at Silloth.
Windscale Reserves v Mirehouse was postponed the night before this fixture was due to take place with a unplayable pitch and damaged dugouts being the reason.
Next Saturday fixture, 2pm kick off unless stated:
Premier Division
- Aspatria v Cockermouth
- Cleator Moor Celtic Reserves v Keswick
Division One
- Unisun Athletic Youth Development v Whitehaven AFC Reserves
- Workington Juniors v Windscale Reserves
Benevolent Cup
- Bransty Rangers v Wigton Harriers (1.30pm)
Ken Glover Memorial Cup
- Unisun Athletic v Whitehaven Miner Social
League Cup 1
- Dearham United v Bransty Rangers
League Cup 2
- Silloth v Whitehaven Miners Social Development
