Seven goals from Taylor led the way as Weir Athletic celebrated being crowned Division Two champions with a 15-4 away win over Rayleigh Olympiads in section B of the Spring Cup.
Athletic, who still have a game to play, won the Second Division title when First Manor failed to score enough goals in their final match, a 5-1 win over Hawthorns.
And they really went to town against Olympiads - who were relegated from Division One this season - with O'Mally also scoring a hat-trick.
It was also raining goals in the Ashingdon Trophy section B as D Jenkins scored five in Darby County's 11-1 win over Seasiders FC.
Not to be outdone, Robert-son grabbed a double hat-trick as Rayleigh Royals beat Lansdowne Rangers 11-4 in section C of the Spring Trophy.
Green also scored six as unbeaten Aspects Sports edged further towards the Premier Division championship with an 11-1 thrashing of lowly Lions FC.
The Sceptre Sunday League are looking for new teams in all districts for the 2000/2001 season. They are also starting an under-19 league and anyone interested in either should contact Mick Hayward on 01702 527992.
Results
Premier: Lions 1 Aspect Sports 11 (Green 6, Grayburn 2, Seales, Dixon, Benns).
Division Two: Hawthorns 1 (Caine) First Manor 5 (Pendry 2, Cuts, B Smith, Stiff).
Division Three: Cards FC 7 (Burley 3, Monk, Pike, Davis, Johnstone) Globe United 2 (Sinclair, Strutton).
Spring Trophy section A: Samba FC 5 (West, Beale, Sylvester, Mosford, Irons) Zenith Athenians 1 (T Smith).
Spring Trophy section C: Lansdowne Rangers 4 (Bush 2, Bell, Marsh) Rayleigh Royals 11 (Robertson 6, E Mechior 2, Russell 2, B Mechior).
Spring Cup section A: Thundersley Rovers 1 (Wheller) Jaz FC 8 (Wyness 4, Street 3, Knock).
Spring Cup section B: Rayleigh Olympiads 4 (Rudd, King, Heaven 2) Weir Athletic 15 (Taylor 7, O'Mally 3, Dunn 2, D Wright 2, O'Connell).
Ashingdon Trophy section B: Darby County 11 (J Darby 2, D Darby, Fullerton, Taylor 2, D Jenkins 5) Seasiders 1 (Bush).
Converted for the new archive on 19 November 2001. Some images and formatting may have been lost in the conversion.
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