Keswick made comfortable progress in the Cumberland County League’s Benevolent Cup competition.
They built on a 2-0 half-time lead to beat a Whitehaven Miners Development side.
The tie was goalless for 30 minutes, although played mostly in the Miner’s half, with Keswick failing to convert a number of chances.
Finally George Frampton, on his return to his hometown club from Whitehaven AFC, slotted home the opener.
Captain Alfie West followed that up five minutes later with the first of three goals for a 2-0 lead at half time.
The second half was dominated by Keswick with West scoring two more; Ste Moss hammering home the rebound from his own penalty strike, and substitute Will Atkinson sliding in to score with just his second touch of the game.
A goal for Miner’s with 10 minutes to go from Ben McCarron was little more than a late consolation for the visitors.
Both Cockermouth teams were involved in Benevolent Cup action and went out of the competition.
The first team were at home to Workington Juniors and were beaten 4-0.
Shane Roe, Tommy Whitehead, Leo Holliday and Jack Nixon were on target for the visitors.
Cockermouth reserves were also away and after a goalless first half went out 2-0 at Wigton Harriers.
Dan Dobson and Luke Carruthers scored the goals for the hosts.
Rather sadly one tie was conceded with Windscale reserves not travelling to Unisun Athletic.
There were two Premier Division games with champions and current leaders Maryport Athletic cruising to an 8-0 win over winless Cleator Moor reserves.
Ciaran Laverty (2), Ciaran Booty (2), Craig Rule, Aaron Hoad-Williams, Ryley Short and Cameron Harker scored the goals.
It was much tighter in a Whitehaven derby clash which saw Mirehouse lose their 100% record.
Miners Social came out on top 2-1 with goals from Ben Graham and Alan Cardy.
Kieran McGuire scored for Mirehouse.
There were three games in Division One and the best contested one was at Bransty where the home side drew 2-2 with Dearham Utd.
Ce-Jay Irvine scored both for Bransty while Oliver Scott and Brandon Brown were on target for Dearham.
In a Carlisle derby between two youth development sides it was Unisun who came out on top 6-0 against Carlisle City.
Mikey Williamson (2), Jason McAlease, Kie Bell, Finn Graham and an own goal made up the Unisun tally.
Northbank were 5-0 winners at home to Silloth as Olly Woodruff, Ewan Telford, Sam Rae, Louis Titterington and Ben Smith found the net.
