Match reports by Derek Cumner

One of the longest running clubs in the Suburban League St Aldhelms have recovered from losing their first seven games some heavily to go on a four game unbeaten run to move out of the relegation positions in the Premier Division, following the poor start ex Hengrove Manager Jamie Hillman took over the team and results improved with the help of some new signings, Woodie Berry bagged a brace with the other goals coming from Joe Templeman and Louie Davis in a 4 1 home victory over Jamaica Bell whose goal was an own goal

Leaders Southmead CS Athletic have a seven point lead at the top but have played two more games than second placed Wessex Wanderers Reserves who travelled to Easton Cowboys and won 6 0 with Captain Tom Trimble completing a hat trick, Tom Longley, Matt McCarthy and Khan Miller were the other Wessex marksmen

Three points separates eight teams with St Vallier in ninth place going down 4 2 at Lockleaze Sports Centre against Henbury & Rockleaze Reserves, if they had won they would have been fourth

Free scoring Phoenix NG have opened up a six point lead at the top of the Senior Division with a 4 2 home win over Brislington Reserves, Ihab Said with his twelfth goal of the season equalised for the leaders following a 34th minute goal by Matt Redman had given the visitors the lead two minutes earlier, on the stroke of half time Mohamadou Fisiru put Phoenix 2 1 ahead at the break,Hafeez Dairo made it 3 1 with his eighth goal after 60 minutes before Joshua McMurray made it 3 2 on 78 minutes, Fisriu with his ninth goal of the season clinched the points with his second goal on 84 minutes

Lewis Carr gave third placed Avonmouth Reserves a 19th minute lead with Charlie Henderson equalising for hosts Almondsbury Reserves four minutes later, a second half double from Reece Purnell on 48 and 72 minutes earned all three points for Avonmouth Reserves

In the mid table clash at Hartcliffe FC the hosts went above visitors Lawrence Weston Athletic following a 5 3 victory

At Downend Sports Centre Fishponds OB"s shared two goals with Easton Cowboys Reserves

Since their first defeat of the season three weeks ago Division One leaders Cosmos UK have scored nine goals in two 9 goal wins they travelled to Old Cothamians Reserves and won 9 1, Chris Harrington netting a 62nd minute consolation goal for Old Cothamians

Second placed AFC Bohemia stay level on points with the leaders edging out visitors Southmead CS Athletic Reserves by the odd goal in five at the BAWA

Henbury & Rockleaze B moved up a place to sixth with a narrow 2 1 win at Saltford Reserves

The only team with a 100% record in all six Divisions Cutters Friday Reserves travelled to Bristol Phoenix Reserves and won 4 2 to lead Division Two by six points

Three first half goals from Michael Summerhayes on 14 and 41minutes and Zac Zabek on 38 minutes gave second placed Red Falcons a 3 0 half time against Socius United, Bodhi Archer made it 4 0 on 78 minutes

A 35th minute goal from Will Thomas was cancelled out to make it 1 1 against Imperial Reserves at Ashton Park Sports Centre, an 85th minute goal from David Neale was only a consolation as Imperial took the points 3 2

It was a goalless stalemate between Old Georgians and Mendip Broadwalk A

18 goals were scored in two games in Division Three with Bristol Wanderers travelling to Henbury & Rockleaze C and winning 9 2, Rhys Hodgson and Alfie Stewart completed hat tricks, Harrison Exon with a brace and Oakley Exon were the other Wanderers marksmen

Little Stoke Reserves picked up their second win of the season 6 1 at home to struggling Bristol Phoenix Reserves and Port of Bristol could not raise a side at AFC Westerleigh

Three points separates the top three in Division Four with leaders Bromley Heath United A beating Bristol United FC Reserves 5 2

Avonmouth A on the same points with a game in hand won 3 2 at St Bedes against AJA Athletic

The local derby at Park Knowle was won 4 2 by visitors Hartcliffe FC Reserves and at Lockleaze Sports Centres AC Moose Reserves beat Cosmos UK Reserves 5 1

Wessex Wanderers won 2 1 at Whitehall against Easton Cowboys A thanks to strikes from Ethan Culmer and Curtis Ring