The York loanee scored in the 81st minute to settle Kidderminster’s authorative victory against Jonathan Greening’s Scarborough, after a sublime finish took the ball beyond Ryan Whitley from David Worrall’s delivery.
Ashley Hemmings had opened the scoring on the brink of half-time, before ex-City attacker Amari Morgan-Smith made it two with 50 minutes played.
Leone Gravata also celebrated scoring at the weekend, albeit being in a heavy defeat for Chippenham Town.
Gravata had bagged his sixth goal of the season and would go on to play the full 90 minutes, but four unanswered strikes from Eastbourne Borough saw the visitors beat Chippenham 4-1.
Zanda Siziba continues to be involved for Hampton & Richmond, playing 90 minutes in their 2-1 defeat to Hemel Hempstead.
Joshua Keeya had put the Beevers ahead in stoppage-time of the first-half, but Kyle Ajay and Phillip Chinedu’s efforts saw Hampton & Richmond suffer defeat.
In the National League, Maidenhead United and Thierry Latty-Fairweather fell to a 1-0 loss against Sutton United.
The City loanee left-back played the full 90, but Dillon De Silva’s strike meant that Maidenhead’s relegation fears worsened at York Street.
Tyler Cordner and Darragh O’Connor were not involved for Ebbsfleet United and Falkirk with both recovering from injury.
Back into the sixth tier and into the National League North, Mo Fadera managed 13 minutes from the bench for Scunthorpe United.
A single penalty strike from Callum Roberts was enough to beat Leamington 1-0 at the Attis Arena.
Spennymoor Town were made to share the points in a 1-1 draw against Peterborough Sports, with Olly Dyson playing the full 90.
Corey McKeown had put the Moors ahead in the first-half, but Ryan Fryatt’s equaliser forced a draw.
Finally, Levi Andoh managed 77 minutes as Hereford slipped to a 2-0 defeat against Steve Watson’s Darlington.
He would go on to be replaced during a triple substitution, with a Matty Cornish brace bringing an end to a six match unbeaten run for Hereford.
