Anchorians and Chatham Town SR are through to the quarter-finals of the Senior League Cup on Sunday.

Ben Hawley, Morgan Evans and Thomas Arnold were on the scoresheet for Anchorians as they shaded Medway Rovers 17, 3-2.

Rainham Kenilworth Athletic lost 3-1 to Chatham Town SR, who scored through Jack Couzens, Matthew Getthing and Alex Taylor.

In the Junior League Cup quarter-finals, Omega 92 lost 2-0 to Cliffe Woods Colts Reserves whose goals came from Ashley Laurence and Henry McGuiness.

Sam Crayford and Matt Gillen goals were not enough as High Halstow went down 4-2 to Anchorians Athletic, who scored through Taylor Tuck-Brown, Tom Box, Connor Halsey and Will Mawson.

Caleb Luckhurst and Aaron Brookes saw Swallow Rise 93 win 2-1 against Riverside Academy.

Charley Davies, Jordan Baxendale, Reilly Miller and Billy Per netted for Swale Madrid in their 4-1 victory over Anchorians United.

In the Junior League Trophy quarter-finals, Thamesview Rangers had Jack Hardy, Alex Parslow, Billy Tuffin, Louie Bull and Harvey White to thank for their 5-0 win over Milton & Fulston Zebras.

Twins Yomi and Yeni Yusuph both scored twice with Ben Hussey and Archie Miller also on the scoresheet for Darland Spartans in a 6-2 victory over Medway Knights, whose goals came from Dan Hawkins and Josh Barnes.

Harvey Welch (2), Bailey Hooker and Tom Tingley scored for Eagles Gold but they were knocked out 7-4 by Bredhurst Juniors United.

The first round of the Junior Charity Cup saw Shea Cullen and Callum Wheeler score for The Walnut Tree in their 2-0 win over ASK Medway.

Jack Yeowell and Ryan Fuller ensured FC Catalans ran out 2-0 winners over Bredhurst Juniors.

Medway United Central were shaded 4-3 by Hempstead United. Jamie Eyres and Simon Almond (2) scored for Central but Alex Longhurst (2) and George Mullender (2) saw Hempstead triumph.

Palmerston Athletic lost 6-1 to New Brompton 1893, John Wright their goalscorer. Tyrese Malcolm (3), Darren Everett and Jon Goodman were on target for the victors.

A Mike Curran hat-trick, Declan Cook and Tom Samwell led Rochester to a 5-3 win against Cantium, whose goals came from Joe Blackham (2) and Jamie Blackham.

The first round of the Junior Charity Trophy saw London Road win 9-0 at Rainham Eagles. Alfie Buckley bagged a hat-trick while Marcus Greenwood, Harry Balderston and Joshua Robinson all scored twice.

Gav Pullen, Liam Baker and Dean Simmonds led Fleur De Lis through to the next round with a 3-0 win against Medway Rovers 20.

Elliot Campbell scored for Kent Marina Gunners in their 2-1 loss to The Stumble, Jack Bailey and Drew Harkup goals proving decisive.

A first half goal from Jez Hammond proved decisive for High Halstow in their 1-0 Junior Challenge Trophy Final win against Omega 92.

In League action, Liam Ogle scored the only goal of the game for Borden Park Wanderers against Intergills in the Super League.

Harry Nash scored for Eagles but they went down 2-1 defeat to Wigmore, James Saffery and Mike Slade on target.

Rainham Kenilworth Macks and Cliffe Woods Rangers shared eight goals and the points in a 4-4 draw. Craig Staham, Swayze Whale and Daryl Tripp (2) scored for the home team but Sam Allen bagged a hat-trick with James Balcombe netting for Cliffe.

In Division 1, doubles from James Gasson and Lewis Creed for Milton & Fulston United saw them win 4-2 against Cross Park, who replied through Matt Norman and Dean Jenkins.

Division 3 Bredhurst won 9-0 at Rochester Eagles. Their goals came from Alfie Buckley (3), Marcus Greenwood (2), Harry Balderston (2) and Joshua Robinson (2).

Bradley Killick led the way with a hat-trick with Jake Bowhill (2), James Brightwell, Aaron Lewis, Terry Clark and Lee Clark also netting for Pentagon Reserves in a 9-1 victory over Your Move Chatham, for whom Ed King replied.

In Division 4, Archie Bentley, Ethan Brown and a brace by Declan Fox saw Pegasus 81 to a 4-1 victory over Medway Sport XI.

Micheal Mason and Martin Simpson (2) scored for The Stag in a narrow 3-2 win against Swallow Rise 93 Reserves, for whom Josh Jones bagged a brace.

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