School Sport compiled by Peter Wilmott

Darren Brandon took his goals tally to fifty for the season by scoring twice as Kingsway gained revenge for their York schools'

football cup defeat by English Martyrs by beating them 4-1 in the Primary League final.

Ben Simpson scored Kingsway's other two goals.

English Martyrs beat Carr 2-1 in the Primary Cup final at Bootham Crescent.

Burnholme beat All Saints on penalties in the Under-16 League final at Bootham Crescent. It was 2-2 at the end of normal time.

The Farnworth Trophy was presented to the Burnholme captain by Mrs Elsie Farnworth.

Winners and runners-up in York schools' football league and cup competitions in the season just ended are:

Primary League 'A': winners Kingsway 'A', runners-up Clifton/Rbt Wilkinson.

Primary League 'B': winners Wigginton 'A', runners-up Poppleton Road.

Primary League 'C': winners English Martyrs, runners-up St Aelred's.

Primary League 'E': winners Park Grove, runners-up Skelton/Tadcaster East.

U12 League: winners Canon Lee, runners-up Huntington.

U13 League: winners Canon Lee, runners-up Tadcaster.

U14 League: winners Tadcaster, runners-up Huntington.

U15 League: winners J Rowntree, runners-up Lowfield.

U16 League: winners Burnholme, runners-up All Saints.

Primary Cup: winners English Martyrs, runners-up Carr.

U12 Trophy: winners Huntington, runners-up Canon Lee.

U13 Cup: winners Tadcaster, runners-up Canon Lee.

U14 Cup: winners Fulford, runners-up Huntington.

U15 Trophy: winners Joseph Rowntree, runners-up Millthorpe.

Primary League: winners Kingsway, runners-up Eng Martyrs.

Parents' five-a-side: joint winners, Kingsway 'A'/English Martyrs.

Cade Trophy six-a-side: winners Kingsway.

Yappers Cup: winners Manor. Cricket

Martin Dunning took three wickets in an over but missed out on a hat-trick for Bishopthorpe in their Primary Group 'A' eight-a-side cricket match against Hob Moor.

Bishopthorpe scored 142, Hob Moor 77. Jack Hulse and Robert Weir put on 37 for the third wicket.

Bishopthorpe scored 129 playing against St George's, who scored 94. Sally Buxton bowling well taking a wicket. Hulse and Weir put on 33 runs for the second wicket.

Eight-a-side Group 'B': Heslington 100, Hempland 148.

U13 League 'A': Burnholme bt All Saints by eight wickets; Bootham v Tadcaster match postponed; Bootham bt Burnholme.

U13 League 'B': Fulford bt Lowfield by nine wickets; Lowfield bt Archbishop's.

U15 League 'A': All Saints bt Burnholme by eight wickets; Bootham bt Tadcaster by 72 runs.

U15 League 'B': Fulford bt Lowfield by nine wickets; Joseph Rowntree bt Sherburn by 14 runs.

Tennis

Midland Bank Tennis League

U13 Girls' League: All Saints 4, Mount School 2; St Olave's 6, Queen Ethelburga's 0; Pocklington 6, Mount School 0; Bootham 5, All Saints 1.

U15 Girls' League: Pocklington 3 (26 games), Mount School 3 (22 games); Mount School 6, All Saints 0; Bootham 6, All Saints 0.

Girls show that football is best down by the Riverside

Primary colours were awarded to girls' six-a-side football tournament winners Tadcaster Riverside.

The Riverside Under-11s came out on top in the 16-team primary schools competition at York City's training complex at Wigginton.

The Tadcaster school defeated Clifton Without 2-0 to clinch the trophy after a finals day round-robin tournament, which also included Dunnington and Haxby Road.

The 16 teams were originally split into groups of four, with the four winning teams going through to the finals.

The competition was organised by St Johns College student Karen Hill, 21, as part of her final year of a BA Honours course in sports development.

The event was supported by York City's Football In The Community programme, which is run by Paul Olsson.

City players attended pre-tournament training sessions at each of the 16 schools and also supported the teams throughout the competition.

Said Hill: "It was brilliant. All the girls enjoyed it because for a lot of them it was the first time they have played. Hopefully it is going to go ahead next year and a lot of them are looking forward to it already."

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