BOSTON SATURDAY LEAGUE: Round-up
In the Workforce Unlimited Premier Division, Pointon sit comfortably in top spot after putting three past Coningsby.
Goals came from Thomas Buckberry, Ian Jacquest and Sean Taylor.
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Hide AdBenington moved into second after a close 3-2 win at Old Leake.
Down in the bottom half of the table, Wyberton Reserves took the three points after a close 3-2 win at Billinghay Athletic.
Fulbeck United left struggling Fishtoft with a 1-0 win while Railway Athletic and Ruskington Rovers played out a 1-1 draw.
Skegness Town Reserves and Leverton played out a 2-2 draw while Spilsby Town and Swineshead Institute shared the honours in a 3-3 stalemate.
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Hide AdOnly two games were held in Division One this weekend, with both being away wins.
Horncastle Town won 3-1 at Sibsey whilst Old Doningtonians found the only goal of the game at Swineshead Reserves.
In Division Two, Fosdyke keep up the pressure for promotion after a strong 5-1 win over Boston International.
Scorers on the day were Alex Cammack, who netted a hat-trick, Ashley Davis and Declan Sands.
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Hide AdRailway Reserves travelled to struggling Boston Athletic and left with three points in a 3-1 victory.
FC Wrangle beat Coningsby Reserves 2-1 and Holbeach Bank thrashed Caythorpe 6-1.
In Division Three, Eagle United ran away with the three points at Swineshead A after putting 13 past the home side, winning 13-2.
In-form Benington Reserves kept up their good run after a 4-1 win away from home at neighbours Leverton Reserves.
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Hide AdMareham United put up a fight against Fosdyke Reserves but were just pipped at the post, Fosdyke winning 3-2.
Skegness Town A left Digby with a 4-0 win while Spalding Harriers netted four at Old Dons Reserves, winning 4-2.
In the Target Newspapers Challenge Cup, Divison Two Park United pulled off great 3-0 win over Division One side JFC Seniors.
Skegness United won 5-1 at Colsterworth, whilst Kirton Town won 2-1 against Friskney.
FC Hammers put up a fight at Woodhall Spa United, but Woodhall came out on top in the end with a close 2-1 victory.