New division is proving a hell of a challenge for Scarva as Ballyoran reach seventh heaven
The visitors found themselves trailing 4-1 when the half time whistle sounded and the hosts scored a further three times without reply in the second half.
Rangers created an early scoring opportunity when a pinpoint pass from Kyle Jennett found Stephen Hendron, whose well struck shot crashed against the post.
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Hide AdBallyoran broke the deadlock but strong and determined play from William Morrison almost yielded an equaliser.
He picked up possession when the ball was cleared from a Scarva corner and only a last ditch tackle diverted his shot wide.
The Portadown side scored twice more before Adam Maginnis reduced the arrears to 3-1.
The talented young forward closed the keeper down and while his first shot was saved, the second effort was slotted clinically into the net.
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Hide AdBallyoran restored their three goal cushion before the interval and dominated the second half to ensure an emphatic victory.
Late in the second half Adam Maginnis won a corner for his side after a purposeful run down the right wing and the subsequent corner was headed against the woodwork and out of play by a Ballyoran player.
Best for Scarva Rangers – Adam Maginnis.