Gisborne United back on track, but Thistle lose again in Eastern Premiership football
Gisborne United player-coach Josh Adams, pictured playing against Napier Marist, found the back of the net twice in his side's 3-0 defeat of Napier City Rovers Reserves in an Eastern Premiership game in Gisborne on Saturday. Photo / Paul Rickard
Gisborne United returned to winning ways but Gisborne Thistle's losing rut continued in Eastern Premiership football games in the city on Saturday.
HSOB-Gisborne Boys' High Prems' search for their first point continues, although they fought hard in a 4-1 loss to Napier Marist in Napier.
In a weekend of top-of-the-table
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