All teams in Division four except Ship Inn United have played half their league games and it has been a highly successful three months for Elkesley FC and AFC Peacock.
Elkesley are the league leaders on 30 points and have lost only one of their 11 league games. This was 4-3 to Kings Arms Res in September. Their latest win was 4-3 away to Ingleby Arms Marton, a game they were losing 2-0 at one stage.
They lead the division by five points from AFC Peacock who have played a game less. In their game on Sunday AFC Peacock were also odd goal winners. Accounting for Friendship Over 35s 5-4. In this game the Over 35s were leading 3-1 and crucially missed a penalty. The Peacock team rallied to win the game 5-4. Like Elkesley they have only lost one game and this was to a poor start losing their first  two games but since September have performed well and could post a real threat to the two leading teams, they are now in joint third position following a 3-0 victory over Kings Arms Reserves. in this game, Kings Arms had a player sent off early in the game and were in difficulties from then on.
Congratulations are due to Mowbray Arms who won for the first time as the 11th attempt. They were 4-2 success over Stanwood Engineering will no doubt give them confidence for the rest of the season their goalscorer were Sam Baines two, Aidy Flint and Kev Yeardley. The remaining game in this division saw Owston Ferry defeat neighbours AFC Epworth to improve  their league position.
In Division Three Leverton United Reserves won for the second successive week and this was 3-0 over Gate Inn Sutton.
The two teams at the bottom of this division Rose and Crown and Horse and Jockey each had a only one victory to their name  prior to Sunday. They battled it out in their game at Upton and Kexby playing field with Jockey emerging as 6-3 winners Half Moon Willingham have shown improvement in recent weeks and this was continued against Hatfield Woodhouse WMC who they defeated 3-2. With Andy Mann, Brian Driver and Lee Maughan scoring their goals. White Hart United were not at their best against Friendship Old boys and were beaten 2-0.
 Division One leaders Ranby Rangers remain at the top despite only able to draw 3-3 with MUSC who had to play two thirds of the game with 10 men following a sending off.
Friendship and Leverton United both had big victories over teams at the bottom of this division. Friendship defeated Vine Inn 6-0 whilst Leverton were 6-1 winners over Ship FC.
There was mixed fortunes for the five teams competing in the Notts FA Cup competitions. Through to round four of the Junior Cup are Bridon Sports who defeated Mansfield League side impress Lawson Mardon 4-2, and Mattersey who were 4-0 winners over Sherwood Rangers in the Minor Cup.
Results
Division One: Friendship 6, Vine Inn 0; MUS 3, Ranby Rgrs 3; Ship 1, Leverton Utd 6.
Division Two: White Hart Utd 0, Friendship OBs 2; Half Moon, Willingham 3, Hatfield Woodhouse WMC 2.
Division Three: Leverton Utd Res 3, Gate Inn Sutton 0; Rose & Crown 2, Horse & Jockey 6.
Division Four: Friendship Over 35s 4, AFC Peacock 5; Ingleby Arms Marton 3, Elkesley 4; Kings Arms Res 0, Cross Keys Wroot 3; Mowbray Arms 4, Stanwood Eng 2; Owston Ferry 2, AFC Epworth 1.
J. A. Tutty Challenge Cup Found Two: Real Ropery 5, Grove Mill 6.
Notts FA Junior Cup Round Three: Impress Lawson Mardon 2, Bridon Spts 4.
Notts FA Cup Round Three: Sherwood Rgrs 0, Mattersey 4; Josephs OBs 4, Vine Inn Utd 3; Caythorpe 6, East Markham 3.