Minehead AFC suffered a heavy loss at the hands of Ashcott's relentless attack, resulting in a 4-0 defeat.
Desperate for points to escape relegation, Ashcott's victory means Keynsham Town Reserves could overtake them if they secure a win in their final match.
Despite a promising start, Minehead failed to capitalise on early opportunities.
Ashcott's Ollie Luce missed a clear chance, volleying over the bar, and a well-placed header also went astray.
However, Rufeo Taylor broke the deadlock, scoring at the far post after a defensive lapse.
He doubled his tally with a header early in the second half.
Minehead fought back, with Toby Waghorn and Matt Trump attempting to find the net, but their efforts were fruitless.
Stefan Phillips's free kick for Minehead curled just over the bar, and Ashcott's Luce capitalised on a similar opportunity to extend the lead.
With the game slipping away, Minehead's defence became disorganised.
They conceded a fourth goal when an offside call was ignored, allowing Luce to secure his hat-trick.
Ashcott's victory means they have scored 17 goals in their last four games of the season.
Their campaign is now complete, but their league position is vulnerable with Keynsham Town Reserves having a game in hand.
Despite the defeat, Minehead had standout performances.
Luke Wilson was named man of the match for his efforts.
The squad, consisting of Steven Arnold, Wilson, Charlie Disney, Louis Burge, George Painter, Sam Jackson, Phillips, Will Singleton-Voss, Waghorn, Guy Burns, and Trump, was joined by substitutes Scott Kivell, Jack Campbell-Farmer, and Oli Reaney.
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