Southern two

PGSOB B 0

Okehampton 12

LEAGUE leaders Okehampton travelled to Plymouth to face bottom of the league Plymouth Grammar School Old Boys missing five regular first team players.

The visitors gave a debut to Alex Osman who is still recovering from a cruciate knee ligament operation and also had second team goalkeeper Hayden Bond playing in the midfield.

However, this did not seem to affect the away sides confidence and they tore into their opponents straight from the off ­­­—Josh Speak picking out Mark Parsons who smashed the ball home past the keeper's chest.

The lead soon doubled when Parsons combined with Luke Miller and the latter had the easiest of finishes.

Sam Whalley soon provided Parsons with his second when he fired a ball into the area and the skipper got a faint touch to make it three.

Miller then scored his hat-trick with two lovely finishes before Parsons pushed home his third and Oke's sixth.

The second half saw the home side completely fold under the visitors' pressure — man of the match Parsons scored a quick fire four to finish with seven goals and set up Miller for his fourth before Josh Speak added a twelfth after good work again from Miller.

Tom Forrester went close but was denied by a superb save before the full time whistle went.