A clean sheet, three points and four goals on the road for Colliery as they continue their title charge in the Humber Premier league.
Thorne dominated the first ten minutes of the game, pinning the Hedon defence in and refusing them to step foot into the Colliery half.
Verhees had the first shot of the game, after a brilliant high press he aimed for the near post, but the Hedon goalkeeper denied him the opener.
Not long after, Verhees was at it again, this time his effort beat the keeper, but was kept out by the underside of the crossbar.
Thorne were unfortunate not to be ahead at half time, but they would be proud of the first half performance, the opposition didn’t get a second to breathe.
Just a few minutes in the half, Thorne lost Dom Mellor due to an ankle injury that came through a good challenge from the Hedon defender.
Almost seventy minutes into the game, captain Harry Brown opened the scoring after the ball fell into his path, he volleyed it straight into the bottom corner.
It was then two goals on ten minutes from Thorne, Ethan Harrison doubled the lead on his return from injury, then, substitute, Toby Marriott hit a third past the keeper after some good build up play from Colliery.
Lewis Walker then put the icing on the cake after he made it four for Thorne, he was fed through and finished calmly.
Thorne sit top of the league still with a mighty seven point gap between them and second place South Cave United. They will be looking to keep building on this in order to move up the English football pyramid.
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