Lavery off again as Hawick ship seven goals
Summing up his side’s fall, Hawick coach Mick Murphy said: “In the first half, we just couldn’t contain Easthouses.
“We just couldn’t cope and were five goals down at half time.
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Hide Ad“It was a bit more pleasing in the second half, as we got our act together a bit, but it’s gutting when you get beaten by a big score like this.”
Hawick ended the game with only 10 men after the sending off of Liam Lavery – who had just returned from a two-match ban.
Danny Bolton and Kevin Strathdee were the Hawick scorers.
Ally Elliot, with four goals, Lewis Russell (2) and Cammy McBeth netted for Lily.