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Medway Area Sunday League round-up (06/10/24)

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Premier Division Quested hit double figures against Black Eagles Athletic on Sunday. Quested won 10-0 thanks to four-goal Fjord Rogers, Tom Davey’s hat-trick, Matt Gething (2) and Jack Peters.

Callum Smith scored the only goal of the game for Rainham Kenilworth 2 against Cuxton 91. Joe Tindall claimed the lone strike in Wigmore’s 3-1 loss to Chatham Town SR, for whom Lee Duran (2) and Richard Carty netted.

Division 1 Eagles won 3-0 at FC Catalans with Dylan Walker, George Owen and Kyle Thompson on the scoresheet. Athletic Bilbowls kept up their good form with a 4-1 win against Borstal Wanderers with goals from Reif Youdale (2), Marcus Sutton and Jake Chapman.

Riverside Academy lost 2-0 to Medway Sportage, Aaron Lorentson and Harry Davenport were their marksmen. Division 2 The Walnut Tree had a 4-2 victory over AEI Sports thanks to Jack Green, Nigel Day, George Baker and Neal Parkes.

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