Diego Haughton highlighted the Jamaica Yellow Pages KSAFA Super League match week by notching a hat-trick in August Town's 3-1 win over Constant Spring last Saturday.

Haughton, 21, netted in the 12th, 51st and 70th minutes. What makes the player's goal-scoring feat so remarkable is that he is normally a goalkeeper but was used as an outfield player for the game. He is also the brother of Devon Haughton who keeps for the Harbour View senior team.

Haughton's exploits pushed August Town to their 10th win of the season and maintained their third place spot in the table, on 32 points, three behind second placed Rae Town and 10 adrift of runaway leader Cavalier.

Tavares Thompson had briefly levelled the scores for Constant Spring in the 32nd minute, but could not prevent them from sliding to their sixth defeat of the season. The team has played 16 games to be on 16 points in ninth spot.

Meanwhile, defending champion Cavalier took a step closer to retaining their title by demolishing Rockfort 3-0 and maintained their seven-point lead atop the table.

Dellon Wilson opened the scoring in the 36th minute before Geovanie Samuda doubled the advantage in the 74th minute. Veteran striker Fabian Nethersole sealed Cavalier's 13th win from 17 matches in the 90+2 minutes.

The champions are up to 42 points, seven more than Rae Town, who whipped Olympic Gardens 3-0 to be on 35 points. Rockfort are 10th on 13 points.

Rae Town had to wait until after the hour mark to get on the score sheet, courtesy of Derron Lawson in the 62nd minute. Then, further goals by Orane Sutherland in the 82nd and Jermaine Fletcher in the 90+5 sealed the emphatic win.

Barbican consolidated fourth spot on 31 points with a 2-1 win over Mountain View who remained in fifth place with 25 points. Jermaine Parris netted both goals for Barbican in the fifth and 29th minutes, while Jhevon Howell replied for Mountain View in the 82nd minute.

Greenwich Town and the University of the West Indies (UWI) played to a 0-0 stalemate and remained in sixth and seventh spots, with 22 and 21 points respectively.

Bottom teams Duhaney Park and former champion Santos battled to a 2-2 draw and are currently 12th and 11th on 13 and 11 points respectively.

Ander Moulton gave Santos a 30th-minute lead before Odyne Jack pulled Duhaney Park level in the 64th and Dwayne Bryan gave them the lead in 84th minute. Lenardo Gooden earned a share of the points in the 90+4 minute.

Major League

Police National moved three points clear atop the Jamaica Yellow Pages KSAFA Major League with a 4-1 win over Molynes United, in which they scored four goals in 13 minutes.

Craig Galey hit a hat-trick in the 38th, 39th and 47 minutes after Fitzroy Dewar had opened the scoring in the 34th minute. Damion Davis replied for Molynes in the 67th minute.

The lawmen with their 14th win from 17 matches, are on 43 points and are three points clear of Allman-Woodford on 40 points.

Shortwood edged Meadforest 1-0 courtesy of a Marlando Barnes strike and consolidated third spot on 35 points. Maxfield Park and Real Mona scored wins and remained in fourth and fifth place with 30 and 29 points respectively.

Maxfield blanked Swallowfield 2-0, with Adrian Sanguinette and Maurice Pitt scoring in the 35th and 49th minutes. The in-form Jordon Moses grabbed both goals for Real Mona in a 2-0 win over Cooreville Gardens.

Brown's Town whipped Pembroke Hall 3-1 and are sixth on 27 points while Bull Bay clipped New Kingston 3-2 to be in seventh spot on 23 points.

Meadforest are currently ninth on 22 points, the same as Pembroke Hall, with Cooreville Gardens in 10th on 15 points. New Kingston, with 11 points, are ahead of the bottom two teams in Swallowfield, on 10, and Molynes United with five.

KSAFA Under-17 Leagues

Barbican lead the KSAFA Under-17 Confed League with 14 points, three more than Harbour View and Waterhouse on 11 points. Barbican have won four of the six games to date and are unbeaten along with Harbour View and Waterhouse.

Brown's Town are fourth, eight points ahead of Tivoli Gardens and Santos on seven each. Cavalier are seventh with six points.

In the Under-17 East competition, the unbeaten Rae Town are perfect with six wins, from six starts, and are well out front on 18 points, eight clear of Real Mona on 10 points, with August Town and Allman-Woodford on nine each. Central Kingston round out the top five on eight points.

In the Under-17 West division, Constant Spring are on top with 18 points ahead of Arnett Gardens on 16. Duhaney Park are third on 13 points, but have a game in hand. Molynes United with 12 and Olympic Gardens on 10 complete the top five.