Round-up of every try, tackle and scrum – all the rugby action from teams across Wirral

Mar 18 2009 by Our Correspondent, Birkenhead News

HIGH flying Hotel checked out of the quarter-finals coming up against a stubborn Parkfield side.

Park’s goal coming from a Ian McGrath strike to send them into the hat for the next round Claughton Hotel 0-1 Parkfield BA.

Corsair put in a buccaneer type performance to sail into the semi-finals with a 6-2 win.

A brace each for Phil Hudson, Jamie Edwards and singles for Colin Davies, Kevin Machin.

Shaftesbury replying via the ever dependable Paul Anglessey with both goals.

The Crown progressed through to the next round courtesy of a 3-2 victory against FC Village. Darren Eaton and Mathew Easterbrook netting for the unlucky Villagers.

Universal claimed the remaining place in the semi finals in a nerve jangling end to the game, they were 4-1 up with five minutes left to go, then Future struck two late goals.

Dean Judge and Guy Anderson both netting doubles to secure their route to the next round. Goals for Future coming through Shaun Phillips (2) and Steven James (1).

Trueman Cup Quarter Finals.

Bronze Social’s Mike McGrath slotted home two against Bee Hotel, followed by strikes from Steve Smyth and Gary Sefton to keep their season alive for some silverware. Lee Pickles was The Bees’ lone marksman.

Meliora Cogito smashed their way into the semis via a convincing 7-2 victory over Burkett Shield winners Central Park.

Cogito’s goals came from seven different players with Michael Childes putting in a MoM display for them.

Neston made hard work of it against a ten man Wirral Wanderers side for most of the game.The game went to extra time after finishing 2-2.

Neston had Robert Marrs (2) and Robbie Goodridge (1) goals to progress through,Wanderers goals coming from David Wimmer and Ashton Gibiliru.

Liam Ross slotted in two followed with solos for G.Howarth and M.Hardman as Upton FC disposed of Towers FC 4-2 to go into the pot for the next round.

Division Two

Sheridans were crowned second division champions with a 2-0 victory over Bebington Rovers.

Sheridans’ first came from veteran Carl Howell rolling back the years with a powerful strike on goal, Ian Thomas was also on song firing home for the league two winners.