Murie and Kang are on song as Corby Town A stun leaders Westfield A

Two of the top flight's in-form teams met, and leaders Westfield came out second best, losing 23-16 to third-placed Corby, who have now won five out of five.

With Denis Jacobi out with a back injury, new signing Cason Kang made his seasonal debut for Corby and secured an eight-point hail, with Kyle Murie adding a hat-trick.

For Westfield, Dan Smalley top scored with seven points while Nicole Bird added six.

Steven Gray teamed up with Murie to win the doubles for Corby, who are now just five points behind top dogs Westfield.

Corby Town B are in second and only four points adrift of Westfield after they scored a fourth win in five starts, seeing off Higham 22-16.

Richard Elliott tabled eight points for Higham and Steve Silk seven, but it wasn't enough as eight points from Dipak Kuchhadia, seven from Ramone Vera and four for Henry Arthur proved crucial for Corby.

Vara and Kuchhadia teamed up in the doubles to defeat Elliott and Harrison 3-0 and secure the win.

Smash A are fifth and eight points off the top, as they also maintained their 100 per cent winning record, beating rock bottom and winless Westfield C 24-14.

Hat-tricks for Alex Cochrane and Ryan Gaveglia proved the difference for Smash, with John Moloney top scoring for Westfield with six points.

Cochrane and Gaveglia beat Moloney and Ian Baldock 3-1 in the doubles.

Harborough A are up to sixth in the table after the secured a second win of the season, beating second-from-bottom Rothborough A 26-12.

Untroubled maximums from James Lancaster and Terence Clifton paved the way for a comfortable Harborough win, with Barry Thompson adding a further five points.

For Rothborough, Helen Watts' five points saw her finish as top scorer.

The mid-table clash between Westfield B and Smash B ended with a 24-14 win for Westfield.

Ian Mead was the main man for the winners as he claimed a hat-trick, and he was backed up by Lewis Copp (8) and Brian Wooding (7).

For Smash, Adam Wilson secured eight points, and then team up with Gary Pells to win the doubles against Wooding and Copp 3-0.

The match between Burton A and Highfield was postponed.

Division One results: Rothborough B 23 (Julian Marlow 9, Phil Elmore 6, Ivor Jones 5, Jones/Marlow 3) Burton Baptist B 17 (Nash Hooda 7, Paul Goodman 6, Derek Muggleton 2, Goodman/Hooda 2); Corby D 15 (Avaneesh Nishanth 6, Alister Brudenall 5, Gerard O’Callaghan 3, Brudenall/O’Callaghan) Old/Thrapston 23 (Nigel Payne 9, Chris Warliker 6, Tim Fell 5, Payne/Warliker 3); Corby E 12 (Adil Thobani 9, Alim Thobani, Ayaan Thobani, Adil/Ayaan) Smash C 21 (Scott Dixon 6, Andy Logan 6, Marcus Singh 6, Logan/Singh 3); Harborough B 29 (Emad Fattahi 9, Cliff Smith 9, Steve Crook 8, Crook/Fattahi 3) Rothborough C 9 (Paul Watts 6, Mick Deacon 2, Deacon/Watts)

Division Two results: Corby Town F 24 (Alistair Stanbridge 7, Adam Smolarek 8, Dobrawa Meynell 6, Smolarek/Meynell 3) Corby Town H 9 (John Hunt 9, Stephen Woolston 0, Forfeit, Hunt/Woolston 0); Harborough D 13 (Felix Rice 9, Daisy Birleson 2, Arthur Ridley 1, Rice/Ridely 1) Corby Town G 23 (Adam Kosarewicz 7, Tempest Swann 7, David Stanbridge 6, Kosarewicz/Swann 3); Rothborough D 10 (Peter Rowbotham 8, Luke Smith 0, Jan Allinson 1, Smith/Allinson 1) Burton Baptist C 25 (Jim Chatburn 6, Adrian Foxcroft 7, Jonathan Sanders 9, Foxcroft/Sanders 3); Smash Kettering E 18 (James Lock 6, Zeljko Koncarevic 9, Pete Wilson 3, Lock/Koncarevic 0) Westfield D 15 (Ben Stoneman 6, Mary Roka Magar 3, Bronwen Grigg 3, Stoneman/Grigg 3)