BASINGSTOKE and District Saturday League Division One leaders Hook extended their lead at the top of Division One with a 13-0 win over visiting bottom of the table Winklebury Wizards.

They took the lead after just two minutes through Andy Parker and two minutes later Tom Davies converted a penalty and this was to be the first of the six he helped himself to by the end.

By half time it was 8-0, goals from James Westwood, Lawrence Fannon and Parker completing his hat-trick.

Wizards had no answer to the onslaught, although Andy Barfoot did have a penalty well saved by keeper Greg Archer, who also pulled off a great save from a good effort from Dan Costen.

Further Hook goals came from Dan Mauridian and Dan Mellors.

Harry Goodyear, the Wizards manager said after this heavy defeat: "We were out of our depth today, but we have to accept it and move on."

However, he will be anxious after learning they have been drawn against Hook in the second round of the Peter Raynbird Cup.

After their set back against AFC Aldermaston Reserves, second in the table Herriard Sports are back on track with a 4-1 home win over Bounty United.

They took a second minute lead when a free-kick taken by Chris Dobbie was parried by goalkeeper Richard Vinn and Craig Lewington was on hand to put away the rebound. Sam Weber went on one of his dazzling runs past several defenders and made it 2-0 in the 15th minute.

Bounty replied within three minutes when Mike Gilham headed home a cross from Jordon Willis.

In the 38th minute Herriard made it 3-1 when a cross from Dobbie was converted by Matt Goodman.

Bounty held out until the 75th minute when Dobbie was brought down, a penalty was awarded and although Vinn did well to save his spot kick, Dobbie put away the rebound.

Twentyten took maximum points at Barlow’s Park against Tadley Calleva A, but both goalkeepers deserve much credit at keeping it goal less until the 60th minute.

Dan Nocella, in the home pulled off a fine save from a Joe Osborne effort and later from a Lucas Pickett free kick.

At the other end Harry Nash was in action, with a point blank save when Peter White was through also a very good free-kick from Cameron Sweeney was well saved by him.

The deadlock was broken when Jordon Ingram was adjudged to have brought down Jack Arnold, a soft penalty felt the Tadley manager Bradley Nash, it was however put away by Joe Hill.

They then conceded another goal, scored by Ryan Lupton from a Hill cross and they should have conceded another when Charlie Manning had an open goal and failed to find the net.

Tadley did come back with a goal in the 80th minute. Peter White the scorer after being set up by Jason Graham who was having his first game in 18 months and Nash is now hopeful he will be regular.

Tadley will have a chance for revenge when they meet the same opponents at home in the second round of the Peter Raynbird Cup at the end of the month The 5-1 defeat suffered by AFC Aldermaston Reserves at Overton United A is a big set back after a good start.

It was a tight first half, but Overton took the lead after 25 minutes through Nino Franco, a long cross that ended up in the net.

Reece Barrett equalised by the break, but two minutes into the second half Ben Pearce went on a solo run to regain the lead.

In the 78th minute Overton extended their lead when Richard Budd took a pass from Franco and then Franco made it 4-1 with 35-yard shot.

The fifth came two minutes from time when Andy Barfoot put Syrani Thomas through and he scored.