Park moved into second place in the division with a 3-1 victory at Milnthorpe Corinthians in midweek and have yet to taste defeat after eight matches.
Nathan Reid and Elliot Moore both scored to put Hawcoat in the driving seat before Milnthrope pulled a goal back. The game was put to bed when sub Carl McKay produced a great finish after some neat build-up play.
There is another big game taking place in that division, with Askam United and Dalton United locking horns in derby action at Duddon Road.
Both Premier Division sides have home games as Crooklands Casuals are up against bottom club Hesketh Bank and Vickerstown entertain Tempest United.
Holker Old Boys lost ground on the clubs with designs on the North West Counties Division One play-off places in midweek, when they lost 2-0 at Bacup Borough.
The Stags face another big test of their credentials tomorrow when they host second-placed City of Liverpool FC.
There is a massive game in the Furness Premier Division, with leaders Hawcoat Park reserves locking horns with second-placed Barrow Celtic.
The Hoops boast a 100 per cent record after six games, but could be severely tested against Hawcoat, who have won six of their opening eight fixtures.
There is also Paul Wilson Memorial Trophy action. Croftlands Park take on Crooklands reserves and Walney Island and Furness Rovers’ second strings are in opposition at Tummerhill.
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