Bad weather led to the postponement of all but four matches involving Toolstation NCEL sides in the past week but one saw Grimsby Borough extend their lead at the top of the Premier Division.

The Wilderness Boys were 3-0 winners at Staveley Miners Welfare in one of only two games to be played on Saturday to stretch their advantage over second placed Eccleshill United to nine points.

Jordan Barnett gave Borough a second minute lead at Inkersall Road before Lewis Bemrose doubled their advantage in first half stoppage time and then grabbed his second with a quarter-of-an-hour remaining to complete the victory.

Although they stay fourth, Sherwood Colliery closed the gap to the top two to seven points as they won 3-1 at Handsworth.

An own goal from Anthony Mackie was the breakthrough on thirteen minutes for the visitors but Leon Howarth quickly restored parity before William Norcross grabbed Colliery's second prior to the interval.

Lewis Weaver put the game beyond doubt for Wayne Savage's side in second half stoppage time.

All the remaining Premier Division matches and the entire Division One schedule was wiped out due to heavy rain and snow, in some cases just an hour or two before kick-off.

It was also a frustrating midweek as Rossington Main's home clash with Selby Town became the only Division One game to take place.

And, honours were even as the two play-off hopefuls played out a 1-1 draw on Tuesday night, Gregory Young's own goal putting the visitors ahead on 35 minutes with Tyla Bell's equaliser coming midway through the second period.

A point apiece means Main stay in fifth, keeping Selby just outside the play-off zone in sixth on goal difference.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday night, a second half comeback from Ollerton Town almost saw them cause an upset in the Quarter-Finals of the Notts Senior Cup.

Their visitors, Pitching In Northern Premier League side Carlton Town, took an early two goal lead but Jacques Etia and Sean Dickinson pounced in quick succession to bring it back to 2-2 at the start of the second period.

But, Carlton snatched a winner eleven minutes from time to go through with a 3-2 victory.