CAREW picked up a valuable point in Manderwood Pembrokeshire League Division One after being held to a 1-1 draw by Fishguard Sports on Saturday.

George Waters gave the hosts the lead on the hour mark after good work from Marcus Griffiths, but Luke Emyr struck with 15 minutes remaining to earn Fishguard a share of the spoils as both sides continue their battle to climb away from the foot of the table.

In Division Two, Tenby Seconds suffered a heavy defeat as Goodwick United Reserves ran riot with a 10-goal display.

Jordan Griffiths led the charge with an outstanding five-goal haul, while Alfie Humphrey, Cade Watts, Bob Curtis, Ashley Vaughan and Kin Bates also found the net. Iolo Thomas scored twice for Tenby, with Leo Phillips adding their other goal.

New Hedges Saundersfoot United were also among the goals as they claimed a convincing 7-2 victory over Monkton Swifts Reserves.

Harvey Drummond opened the scoring after 13 minutes, finishing confidently after Adam Davidson and Darrio Rossi combined well down the left.

Debutant Jonty Bennett impressed in midfield before setting up Toby Smith to double the lead before half-time. Stand-in goalkeeper Carlier then produced a fine save from a dangerous free-kick to preserve NHSU's advantage.

Monkton responded strongly after the break and reduced the deficit when Wilkes and Davies combined for the latter to score on 54 minutes.

NHSU restored their two-goal cushion when Davidson delivered an excellent cross for Fin Hill, who powered a header in off the crossbar to make it 3-1. Monkton hit back almost immediately, however, as Wilkes capitalised on a defensive lapse to make it 3-2.

The decisive moment arrived on the hour when Kilby was sent off for a late challenge. NHSU took full advantage of the extra man, with Fin Drummond's low cross eventually falling to Davidson, who tapped home for 4-2.

Smith headed in his second from another Rossi corner on 73 minutes before Fin Drummond deservedly got on the scoresheet seven minutes later. Substitute Dylan John completed the rout on 82 minutes, reacting quickest after Smith's header rattled the crossbar.

Elsewhere, Johnston edged Pendine 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller.

Nathan Greene gave the hosts an early lead, but Pendine responded through Calum Syddall and Joel Beynon to move in front. Greene then took centre stage, scoring twice more before the break to complete his hat-trick and restore Johnston's advantage.

Joseph George added a fourth for Johnston in the second half. Cory Delaney pulled one back in stoppage time for Pendine, but it proved only a consolation.

Division Three: Letterston 3 Kilgetty 2nds 2; St Clears 1 Claberston Road Reserves 2; St Florence 2 Angle 5; Carew Reserves 2 Broad Haven 0.

Division Four: Manorbier United 9 Pennar Robins 2nds 2; Neyland Reserves 4 Newport Tigers 4; Prendergast Villa 2 Milford United Reserves 0

Division Five: Kilgetty 3rds 2 Narberth Reserves 7; Lawrenny Reserves 1 Pendine Reserves 1; Milford United 3rds 2 Broad Haven Reserves 4; Pembroke Dock Reserves 3 New Hedges Saundersfoot United 2nds 1