Newmarket bounced back with style after their quarter final cup exit totally dominating this game from the centre with Josh Martin, Liam Mills and Lewis Sharpe carving up the home sides defence with some excellent passing and movement, Mills rattling the crossbar and going close on two other occasions and Martin and Sharpe both having chances of their own. The Jockeys camped out in the opposition half, with Keelin Munns marshalling a solid defence and putting in a strong confident display totally deserving the captains armband. Witchfords stubborn defence made an error at the end of the first half to allow Lewis Sharpe to poke the ball home from a few yards out.

The hosts held out from Newmarket's relentless attacks until the latter part of the second half, Munns topped off an outstanding performance bursting out from defence to score a well taken finish. Lewis Darley scored his second in two games with a well controlled flick leaving the harrassed home keeper with no chance to finish a game with a scoreline that could have been much higher.

Newmarket's cup run came to a end after a pulsating cup tie against a quality Comberton side. Town played their usual free flowing passing game but Comberton's direct fast paced style proved too much for the young jockeys which was quickly proved when Newmarkets defence got in their keepers way for the hosts first goal, Town worked hard and found the back of the net with a rare goal from Lewis Darley with a great pass from Owen Walton-Ross which set the game alight, Liam Mills went close just clipping the bar and Dan Cahill also had a shot saved but both teams held firm at the back for the rest of the first period.

The second half proved to be as exciting as the first, Comberton proved their class by firing home two great goals, which the visitors could do little about, Newmarket fought hard to the end but the home sides defence were too strong for the Jockeys to break down, Newmarket can take heart in the fact they had most of the possession and had more chances but failed to make the most of the many set peices and chances which proved to be their undoing.

Newmarket returned from the forced winter break to face a much improved Stretham side. Newmarket had to work hard to get the win with the whole team playing some good passing football, Josh Martin opened the scoring with a break from defence to fire home a deserved goal but Stetham fought back and caught Towns defence off guard to quickly draw level.

The Jockeys continued to press and forced the visitors into some errors resulting in two free kicks being awarded, with Dan Cahill making no mistake with a net busting shot from just outside the box. Stretham rarely threatened the hosts goal in the second half with the Stretham keeper having an great game to keep Newmarket at bay.

Newmarket continued their cup run with a hard fought game against a lively Burwell side, The hosts had most of the possession in the opening exchanges and made the most of their best chance with Lewis Sharpe picking his spot with a well taken shot hitting the top corner, the Tigers hit back almost from the centre beating towns defence with ease to draw level.

The young Jockeys continued to work hard forcing Burwell into an error which resulted in a free kick taken by Dan Cahill causing confusion in the Tigers box being finished well by Huw Gale to put Newmarket in front. Town pressed hard for another goal which came in the second half with Liam Mills finding himself in space with time to unleash an unstoppable shot to leave the Burwell keeper with no chance to ensure Newmarket's progress to the quarter-finals.

Newmarket started the new year with a hard fought win over a well organised Waterbeach side, the visitors put the hosts under early pressure with a well taken goal, the young jockeys drew level when a Waterbeach handball in the area during a corner resulted in a penalty which Dan Cahill dispatched well. Town quickly went behind again after a foul on the colts forward just outside the box leading to a direct free kick which Waterbeach converted to take the lead.

In the second half Newmarket took the most of their chances with Keelin Munns putting the hosts level, Owen Walton-Ross set up Josh Martin to give the home side the lead for the first time in the game Walton-Ross turned goal scorer to put town in control, the young colts heads stayed up and they fought hard with plenty of chances at either end but with Alfie Young in fine form between the sticks Newmarket kept the visitors at bay.

Newmarket made hard work against a depleted Witchford side and Newmarket playing without their first choice keeper the Colts took an early lead to put town on the back foot, Newmarket struck back quickly with Dan Cahill providing a long ball for Liam Mills to beat the Witchford defence to slot home to level the score. Witchford then went on the attack and took advantage of Newmarkets slow start scoring two goals to place the hosts under some pressure this was partly relieved with Huw Gale providing Mills with a through ball which he fired under the advancing keeper.

Owen Walton-Ross came of the bench to equalise for the Jockeys and turned the game around by firing in three well taken goals to put Newmarket firmly in control and adding to his impressive seasons tally. Huw Gale made an impressive comeback from injury giving Town width on the left wing and adding two goals of his own, Keelin Munns finished the game off with the final goal of the game showing the young jockeys strength of character with a great comeback.

Newmarket took the short trip to Burwell for this lively encounter, The game was played in very windy conditions making it difficult for both sides, Town had most of the possession in the first half and made that count with a well taken goal from Dan Cahill who made a good run from defence to the outside of the hosts six yard box to hammer home a great shot against the wind.

Owen Walton-Ross and Keelin Munns both went close with some good chances, Newmarket dominated the second half playing with the wind behind them with Liam Mills putting in a man of the match performance having two chances saved by Burwell's keeper who also had an outstanding game and one shot hitting the post with the keeper beaten.

Newmarket took on a strong Cambourne side in the 2nd round of the cup, after a fast paced start the visitors broke the deadlock with a goal created and finished by Owen Walton-Ross who took on three players and finished well. Cambourne had a quick counter attack and made the most of it by punishing a slip by Towns defence and scoring. Newmarkets second came after some sustained pressure from the hardworking young Jockeys with Liam Mills taking a shot which deflected in off a Cambourne defender.

The hosts drew level near the end of the second half freying the nerves and taking the game into extra time, with the scores still level at the end of added time the game had to be decided by penalties. Newmarket edged the shootout with two great stops from Josh Martin with Keelin Munns, Lewis Sharpe and Martin all converting to book The Jockeys place in the 3rd round.

Newmarkets hopes of bouncing back from last weeks undeserved slender derby defeat were dashed when they came up against a well organised Cherry Hinton side, Newmarket conceded two well worked goals in the first half but came to their senses in the second half for a great comeback, Owen Walton-Ross scored after several chances, Dan Cahill was inches wide with a bullet header and most of Newmarket's forwards having chances but the Lions defence stood up to the pressure.

Newmarket continued their unbeaten run to four wins in four and kept a second clean sheet, early exchanges were even until Liam Mills put Huw Gale through to break the deadlock, Town quickly took control with Keelin Munns setting up Daniel Hayde to score a well taken goal, Munns got his first soon after with some good forward play, Newmarket showed their quality with some superb passing and movement involving Gale and Owen Walton-Ross which ended with Lewis Sharpe finishing well.

Munns showed his confidence and eye for goal with three goals in succession taking his tally to an impressive four for the match. Newmarket ended the contest with a great volley from Mills and Walton-Ross bagging two smart goals in the final minutes.

Newmarket travelled to a much improved Haddenham in their very first cup match. Town took control of the game from kick off with some free flowing football, Lewis Sharpe created Towns first with Owen Walton-Ross converting, Newmarket's second came after some hard work from Daniel Hayde who finished clinically, Walton-Ross hit the net for Newmarket's third.

Haddenham showed some spirit to get them back in the game, Hayde then turned provider to give Walton-Ross his hat-trick. Rovers character showed and their pressure forced Newmarket into a defensive error for their second, shortly after The Jockeys nerve was tested with the hosts getting their third. With a change of personel Lewis Darley put Liam Mills clean through to beat his marker to convert, Walton-Ross coolly laid off the ball for Keelin Munns to score with a fierce top corner goal to put Newmarket safely into the next round.

Newmarket made it three wins out of three after a good display against Stretham. Town stamped their authority on proceedings early on with Liam Mills putting Keelin Munns through to score, Mills had a shot of his own spilled by the Stretham keeper only for Arron Andrews to tap in for his first goal for Newmarket.

Newmarket continued to dominate in the second half with Munns turning creator to put Owen Walton-Ross in the clear to score, Walton-Ross got his second and Town's forth with another cool finish. Newmarket kept their first clean sheet with some solid defending from Lewis Darley and Dan Cahill and two great saves from Alfie Young.

Newmarket started this game brightly and showed their intent with a goal after 20 seconds of the start with some good forward play ending with Huw Gale scoring his first of the season, Newmarket dominated the opening exchanges and quickly added their second with a a great through ball for Liam Mills to break clear of his marker and score with confidence, Huw Gale converted his second after more pressure from the hosts.

Newmarket looked to be cruising to an easy victory and seemed to take their foot off the gas allowing Milton to comeback with avengence, three quickfire goals from the visitors saw Newmarket on the backfoot. With a change of personel Dan Cahill brought Newmarket back on top with a superb long range effort giving Miltons keeper no chance, the hosts took control with some great play down the right wing from Daniel Hayde, who finshed well to restore a two goal lead, Milton again took advantage of Newmarkets attacking play catching them on the counter to bring them within one goal of taking a point from the game but Town held on secure a hard fought win.

Newmarket travelled to Cottenham for their first league outing, both teams started the game with an attacking style and the game was even towards the midway point, Newmarket opened their account with a great run and top corner finish from Daniel Hayde, Cottenham pushed Newmarket back but some good passing and movement created Newmarkets second with a powerful run and unstoppable finsh from Owen Walton-Ross.

Cottenham fought back in the second half and showed how dangerous they were from set peices with a great corner and headed goal, Newmarket's defence held firm while missing some opportunitites of their own to end the game with the points in the bag.