Haughmond find their shooting boots
Swifts are grounded as visitors hit the goal trail
Haughmond bagged a perfect 10 as they continued their flying start to the season in the TJ Vickers League.


They put hosts Dawley Town Swifts to the sword to make it five wins from five Changan Premier outings.
Steven Hole, Kevin Renshaw and Ben Bound all struck twice as Haughmond netted 10 unanswered goals. Charlie Jones, Jordy Kennedy, Aaron Simms and Lewis Speake completed the scoring for the visitors.
The win leaves Haughmond second in the standings, a point behind Ellesmere Rangers but with a game in hand.
Rangers won 3-0 at Wem Town thanks to secon-half strikes from Louie Millington, Karl Bailey and Aaron Lloyd.
FC Nations are third after coming from behind to beat Wrockwardine Wood.
Jamie King gave hosts Wood the lead, but strikes from Shane Thomas, Logan Mansell, Tyrone Anthony and Hayden Norry saw Nations run out 4-1 winners.
Shaun Davies, Harry Minifie and an own goal saw Bridgnorth Spartans to a 3-0 win at home to NC United.
Shrewsbury Up & Comers edged out hosts Telford Town Reserves in a five-goal thriller.
Samuel Yates struck twice and Daniel Churm once for Shrewsbury with Joshua Porteous and Fletcher Rushbury on target for Telford.
Whitchurch Alport 1946 ran out 7-4 winners in an entertaining clash at Albrighton FC.
Mereside Rangers lead the way in the Fiat Division after beating visiting Wrockwardine Wood Development 5-0.
Two goals each from Kieran Mulloch and Jordan Davies, plus a strike from David Murch sealed a comfortable win.
FC Nations Reserves went goal crazy as they beat Wrockwardine Wood Development 16-0.
Shrewsbury Juniors were also in fine form, winning 8-0 at Randlay Colts.
Goals from Luke Riley, Oliver Humphreys and Daryl Davies secured a 3-1 win for St Martins at home to Sunshine Coast.
FC Nations Development and Shrewsbury Up & Comers DC shared the points following a 2-2 draw.
Shawbury United Development bagged three goals and three points on the road at Ercall Rangers Reserves. Samuel Myers, Reece Rowe and Harvie Warrington were the men on target.
Brown Clee dug deep to claim a 4-3 victory on home soil against Ercall Pegasus.
Prees United bagged an away day success at AFC Wellington thanks to a first-half goal from Kieran Brisboune and a second-half strike from Corley Stevenson.
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