Giant-killers Bank Top Harriers knocked previously unbeaten Pennine League rivals Newsome Panthers out of the ANDREW BENNETT MEMORIAL TROPHY Memorial Trophy with a convincing 18-8 away display.

The Harriers got off to a flying start when full back Simon Giles raced over from 60 metres, soon followed by further efforts from centres Jason Gelder and Michael Hustler.

Wingman Dan Oldfield tagged on the extras and loose forward Craig French was the most outstanding player on view in his first game back from a broken arm.

Queensbury A bowed out of the SUPPLEMENTARY CUP 20-8 at New Earswick.

Stand-off Kevin Daulat scored in the corner and when full back Rory Brooke made it 10-8, ’Bury were back in contention, until a late surge saw the hosts take the tie.

CUP DRAWS – Pennine Presidents Cup, quarter-finals: St Joesphs v Sharlston Rovers, Slaithwaite Saracens v Birkenshaw, Keighley Albion v King Cross Park, Halifax Irish v Drighlington.

Andrew Bennett Memorial Trophy, quarter-finals: Bank Top Harriers v West Leeds, Lindley Swifts v Liversedge, Dodworth v Siddal B, Selby Warriors or Dudley Hill A v Littleborough.

Supplementary Cup, quarter-finals: Dearne Valley Bulldogs A v Wibsey Warriors A, Underbank Rangers A or South Bradford v New Earswick All Blacks A, Whitehall Warriors v Odsal Sedbergh A, Brighouse Rangers A or Keighley Town A v Woodhouse Warriors.

League action saw Clayton and Birkenshaw share the spoils 30-30 in DIVISION ONE.

Birky duo Ben Cousen and Andy Hirst both crossed twice, with wingmen Mick Appleyard and Dave Scriven also making the chalk.

Queensbury completed a league double with a 14-8 home success against West Bowling A.

Stand-off Josh Naylor scored a brace and brother Ben kept it all in the family when he touched down for the other solo effort. Brett Marriott added the goal.

Bowling’s tries came from Mathew Sharp and Mark Dunning, with prop forward Lee Hutchinson leading the go-forward.

Wibsey Warriors moved up to fourth place in DIVISION TWO with a 43-20 win at Dodworth.

Nick Fontaine (2), Mike Derrick, Adam Wright, Lewis Barrett, Phil Brain and Adam Barker all made the whitewash, while Andy Robinson contributed a try, five conversions and a drop goal.

Odsal Sedbergh had too much firepower for visitors Victoria Rangers, running in 54 points without reply in a local DIVISION THREE derby.

Full back Adam Moffatt was the star of the show with a brace of tries plus seven conversions. Graham Harrison, Jason Marshall, Luke Sellers, Jason Woolham, Bob Priestley, Russ Sigston, Jonny Ward and Jared Priestley also made donations.