NOTTS County Ladies' senior team put on a sparkling performance to beat Appleby Frodingham 7-0 at home.
They could only find the back of the net twice in the first half but made up for it after the break by bagging five.
County camped in the visitors half early on but had to wait 20 minutes for a goal.
Jasmin Bear floated the ball across the face of the goal and it dipped into the far corner.
Five minutes later she was involved again when she crossed for Alexandra Johnson to head her first goal for the club.
Ten minutes into the second striker Courtney Walters turned her marker and smashed a shot into the bottom far corner.
County were now playing superb football with April Bingham a danger down the left.
Captain Selina Luciw was driving the team on and after 65 minutes Bear again crossed from the right and Courtney, on the far post, headed the ball over the advancing keeper to make it 4-0. Courtney got her hat-trick on 80 minutes, blocking a goal kick and coolly slotted past the keeper.
Appleby never stopped battling but they were up against a well organised back four of Lauren Jubb, Serena Mason, Robyn Henton and Susan Cronin.
A couple of substitutions were made with Cath Eyley coming on Anna Horton making her debut.
Horton immediately made her mark, smacking the ball into the far bottom corner for 6-0.
To wrap up an excellent team performance Courtney got her fourth when player of the match Bear floated the ball into Courtney's path and she slotted into the far corner.
The U9s also hit top form as Carlie Brown put five past Underwood Villa (Development football) in Linby.
It took machine Brown just ten seconds to get the ball in the back of the net.
Brown was causing the visitors problems while the midfield duo of Ellie May Bramley and Cody Burton were also not afraid to run the ball forward.
Brianne Brown and Poppy Waller did well in defence along with keeper Tasia Bruce.
The seven stars of Notts County U10s entertained Derby County and produced another solid performance.
The first ten minutes were even as both sides traded shots.
Notts took the lead when Paris Greenham tucked a shot into the bottom corner.
Derby hit two quick goals before Phoebe Wardle-Collins raced clear and leveled things up on the 20-minute mark.
Great defensive work from Rosie Bradley kept Derby out for the rest of the game.
Lucia Wardle came close to increasing her tally but her efforts just went wide.
Midfielder Elena Gale hammered her first goal in four seasons into the roof of the net. Then Wardle-Collins tucked two more in for Notts.
The U11's were a goal to the good against West Bridgford after only 11 seconds through Tashan Keeling, who went on to bag five goals before going in goal.
Siobhan Simms was untroubled in the first half in goal and scored twice during the second half. Rebecca Shelton added four to her tally.
The U13s were no match for unbeaten Woodlands Black Socks, losing 9-0.