Tower held the runaway Division I leaders to a goal-less draw at La Hague Manor and with second-placed Jersey Wanderers winning 2-0 at St Brelade, Accies’ lead at the top has been cut to six points.
Danny Flynn and Ollie Thompson netted for Wanderers but with just four divisional matches remaining Wanderers’ hopes of preventing Accies winning their first ever title still lies in the hands of other teams.
St Peter beat St Paul’s 3-2 at Les Quennevais to join the team they beat in joint third place.
Ryan Le Cornu continued his excellent scoring form since returning from injury bagging all the winners’ goals.
Jersey’s runners-up and third-placed side will compete in the inter-island Portholme Trophy at the end of the season and with just five points separating third to bottom place there is much to play for in all the division’s remaining games.
St Clement maintained their one-point advantage over St Martin/SCF in Division II after both won, St Clement 3-2 at Grouville and St Martin/SCF 5-1 at St Ouen.
Luke Ollivier scored a brace for Grouville and Adam Ponomarenko, Matt Rawlings and Victor Lucas singles for St Clement.
Ashley Turner hit St Ouen’s consolation with David Streets (three), Rhys Webb and David Vitalini scoring for St Martin/SCF.
Jersey Scottish replaced First Tower at the top of under-16 Division I after defeating the previous leaders 2-0 at Les Quennevais.
An excellent match was won following goals by Jack Boyle and Calum Brennan.
Jersey Wanderers moved to within three points of the Scots after they defeated St Brelade 4-1 at the Hockey Club.
A competitive game resulted in some good football and fine goals from both sides, the pick a 25-yard shot from Wanderers’ Ciaran Cooper which struck the crossbar on its way into the goal.
Tim Cupit, Jay Reid and Barry Keith also registered for Wanderers and Ricky Figueira for St Brelade.
Sporting Academics shot to the top of Division II on goal-difference above St Ouen after they thrashed Rozel Rovers 12-2 at Les Quennevais.
Ben Hall hit both for the Rovers with Accies on the mark through Alex Clarke (three), Nick Holmes (two), Chris Ward (two), Sam Meiklejohn (two), Nick House, Dan Poole and Ben Green.
Calum Dixon grabbed a hat-trick and Justin Jégou a single to steer St Ouen to a 4-2 success at St Clement.
The hosts registered through Tom Brockwell and George Camsell.
Grouville avenged a 4-1 defeat earlier in the season by winning 5-1 away to St Peter.
Jordan Brown hit a hat-trick and Daniel Hegarty a double for the victors with the hosts replying through Rory Topping.
Big crowds were treated to ten goals at the FB Fields as Jersey Wanderers and Trinity won through to the under-14 Brian Beckett Trophy final.
Wanderers won 3-1 against St Peter while Trinity required extra-time to defeat St Paul’s 4-2 after the teams were level at 2-2 after 70 minutes.
Ryan Connan, Bradley Rimeur and Charlie Payne scored for Wanderers and Johnny Ward for St Peter.
Aaron Young (two), Will Poole and Jordan Shea were on target for Trinity and Jamie Bowkett and Oliver de la Cour for St Paul’s.
U12 Red Group: Jersey Wanderers A 4 (Jamie Mourant 3, Bradley Stratford), St Clement A 0.
St Paul’s A 1 (Daniel Tostevin), First Tower 3 (Kelvin Weir 2, Sam Crabtree).
White: Jersey Scottish 2, St Paul’s B 1 (Danny Brannan).
Rozel Rovers A 0, St John A 1 (Hugo Powell).
Jersey Wanderers B 3 (Luke Philpott 2, Luke Gallichan), St Peter A 2 (John Arthur, James Carolan).
Blue: St Clement B 5, St Ouen 2 (Daniel Garton, Samuel Bisson).
Rozel Rovers B 2, St John B 15 (Ryan Evans 4, Ollie Reynolds 3, Paul Dorey 3, Callum Lees 2, Matt Mahoney 2, Nayim Bapa).
Grouville 8 (Thomas Le Monnier 2, Ethan du Feu 2, Cavaghn Miley 2, Callum Tingley, Bruno da Silva).
