Key:
WL = Wearside League
SCC = Shipowners Charity Cup
MCC = Monkwearmouth Charity Cup
TBA = To be advised
AET = After extra time
P = Postponed

Despite a Steven McPartland goal in the 34th minute, New Marske found themselves trailing 2-1 at the break. The visitors fell 3-1 behind on 55 minutes, but Boldon's lead was reduced a minute later when Kirk Forsyth scored to make it 3-2. Super sub Liam Cook then scored an equaliser with little more than 20 minutes remaining, during which there were no further goals. It was a great fight back for New Marske who in the end, were unlucky not to win.

Unbeaten Whitehaven went ahead after only 8 minutes with a breakaway goal. New Marske drew level on 25 minutes when Trefor Williams scored with a superb over head kick, but another defensive mistake on 39 minutes saw Whitehaven score the winner. New Marske can consider themselves unlucky not to take any points from this one as Whitehaven were made to fight all the way to remain top of the table.

After a battling first half a very depleted New Marske eventually conceded in the 53rd minute to a great goal by Wayne Flanagan. New Marske with only 11 fit players and no subs were starting to tire on a very heavy pitch and, when Wolviston brought on 3 subs, the fresh legs made the difference. Two more well taken goals from Richard Walker made the final score 3-0 to the home side. At this level you need to have fresh legs to call on so this result was not a surprise even though the lads that played give 100%

It was too windy for a good game. New Marske went ahead after 35 minutes with a good finish from substitute Kirk Forsyth and held the lead at half time. Two goals in five minutes left us chasing for an equaliser but as usual they hit us on the break to run out 3-1 winners. The result was an improvement on our 1-10 defeat under our previous manager.

Annfield plain went ahead in the 35th minute to lead at half time. After the interval New Marske took control and in the 48th minute Adam Taylor scored to make it 1-1. The game was then settled with a good strike by Steven McPartland for a 2-1 win to New Marske.

New Marske entertained Cleator Moor Celtic at Gurney Street but it was the visitors who struck first through Karl Fillingham, but the home side were soon level when Adam Taylor struck home the equaliser. Celtic then took the lead before the break but it was a helping hand when the home side scored an own goal. In the second half the game continued as in the first but it was the home side who struck with Kirk Forsyth first hitting the equaliser and then putting them in front. Karl Fillingham then struck home his second of the game to equalise for the visitors before veteran midfielder Darren Mitchell hit home the winner for New Marske.

Cleadon SC were looking to keep up with the leaders when they entertained New Marske at Jack Clark Park but the visitors had other ideas. No goals at the break and it was the visitors who struck first through Adam Taylor and they sealed victory when Ben Parker fired home a second.

New Marske entertained Annfield Plain Gurney Street and it was the visitors who had the game under control in the first half, leading 3-0 at the break with goals from Adam Tinnion, Kris Soulsby and Alan Coxon. After the break Kirk Forsyth pulled a goal back for the home side but the Plainsmen wrapped up the points when Alan Coxon slotted home from the penalty spot.

New Marske broke the deadlock when Craig Mendum fired home but Johnathan Mullen had the home side level when he struck home the equaliser. After the break it was the home side who went on to take the points with further goals from Paul Oley and Carl McMann.

New Marske played host to Coxhoe Athletic at Gurney Street and it was the away team who with a single first half strike from Stephen Carruthers took the points with a 1-0 victory.

Cleator Moor Celtic played host to New Marske at Birks Road with the home side holding the advantage at half time with a 2-0 lead after Karl Fillingham and Craig Scott had fired home. After the break Kirk Forsyth struck back for the visitors but it was Cleator Moor who took the points.

Hartlepool FC entertained New Marske at the Greyfields Enclosure and in very blustery conditions it was the home side who took the points when Philip Ross scored from the penalty spot.

New Marske played host to Willington FC at Gurney Street and the home side were in front after 15 minutes when Craig Mendum fired home to give them a half time lead. After the break Willington equalised through Dean Taylor for a share of the points.

Birtley Town had the chance to close the gap on the leaders when they entertained a makeshift New Marske XI. The home side led at the break 2-0 but in the second half they completed a 7-0 win, scoring five in the last 15 minutes after the introduction of 3 substitutes.