Golden Boot race set to go to the wire!

2 May 2024 By Andy Sykes

Here's the latest standings in the race for the Golden Boot - and it couldn't be closer in the Premier Division.

The goalscorer charts for each division are correct up to and including Saturday April 27

They include all West Lancashire League cup matches so may be different from the goalscorers panel on the league website, collated by Pitchero, which do not include cup goals.

The scorers are also taken from club team sheets submitted after a match, not ones sent immediately after a match.

Contact Dave Sponder with any queries.

PREMIER DIVISION
33 - Ric Seear (Blackpool Wren Rovers)
33 - Sam Parkinson (Tempest United)
30 - Spencer Lucas (Fulwood)
25 - Carl Grimshaw (CMB)
17 - Jordan Lorde (Burscough)
16 - Luke Harris (Blackpool Wren Rovers)

DIVISION 1
25 - Finley Stafford (Eagley)
23 - Jay Hayton (Kendal County)
17 - Scott McDonald (Ulverston Rangers)
17 - Lewis Hanley (Haslingden St Mary`s)
16 - Aiden Pearson (Askam United)
15 - Harris Bailey (Chipping)

DIVISION 2
22 - Jonny Voortman (Kendal United)
21 - Joe Waring (Storeys)
18 - Ben Roberts (Pause United)
17 - Hayden Skyme (Walney Island)
17 - Ryan Close (Kendal United)
16 - Matthew Poole (Storeys)

RESERVE DIVISION 1
19 - Adam Whittaker (Lostock St Gerards)
19 - Jake Mangan (Thornton Cleveleys)
18 - Nick Skelly (Tempest United)
17 - Hugo Strand (Fulwood Amateurs)
16 - Zach Karanga-Brown (Eagley)
15 - Scott Hendy (Coppull United)

RESERVE DIVISION 2
24 - Dylan Jackson-Cooney (Fulwood Amateurs)
20 - Will Booth (Milnthorpe Corinthians)
15 - Zach Wilson (Chipping)
15 - Jack Williams (Freckleton)
13 - Charlie Lord (Haslingden St Mary`s)
12 - Oscar Middlesborough (Chipping)

Where next?

Titles and triumph as midweek matches deliver silverware Freckleton, Thornton Cleveleys Res (pictured above) and Chipping Res enjoyed a wonderful Wednesday as their season-long endeavours came to fruition with promotion and title honours.

RICHARDSON CUP: CMB exorcise ghosts of last season to seize cup prize CMB got their hands on this season’s Richardson Cup trophy after a 3-1 victory over Tempest United in Leyland, avenging the disappointments of 12 months ago in the process, writes BEN SMITH.