SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24

St Martins had their Premier title ambitions severely dented after crashing 2-1 at Topsham Town in their local derby. A good crowd at Coronation fields witnessed a really good all round performance from the Tops which secretary Mike Webb described as brilliant. Two goals from Ian Curran, both in the first half established control for Topsham and although St Martins reduced the deficit in the second half with a Darren Bingham penalty, they did not really look like getting back on terms. The win is a massive boost for Topsham in their bid to climb away from danger, and the hard work by joint managers Danny Carpenter and Paul Gresham is beginning to reap reward with confidence growing.
With Wellington Town getting the day off, Exeter Civil Service regained the leadership after their 4-2 win against the bottom club Sidmouth Town, but three players were red-carded, two of them from the Foxhayes team. Civil were three goals ahead at the break, Franklin Ndoli, Mark Saunders and Adam Jason-Ryall scoring, but Sidmouth having started well got back to 3-1 from Tony West. The vikings then squandered another chance before Civil netted their fourth from Saunders. Civil then had Ndoli sent off and a while later Dave Wilkes too along with a Sidmouth player as the game became a bit untidy. Anthony Griffiths scored the vikings second goal, and manager Paul Ashford felt his team played well enough but need to defend better.
Cullompton Rangers shocked Heavitree Harriers 3-1 and beaten manager Jody Bolt was amazed at how well the Speeds Meadow team played. Harriers did miss an early penalty, Matt Dawson the culprit although he later scored their only goal, but the limelight shone on Rangers whose James Bedford, Jamie Cottrell and Dan Riggs found the net. New Cully assistant manager Simon Privett took the credit for the victory according to boss Greg Radmore who claims that their days of being whipping boys could be over. Tom Pilling and Ben Willey were Raddys pick of the side.
Clyst Valley did a professional job at Heavitree Social Utd where they won 3-0. Steve Millington scored the Valley's only first half goal but they stretched away with a double strike from James Ibbeson. Heavitree felt they had plenty of the game according to manager Tom Bulley but did not take the chances that came their way.
Pinhoe manager John Moore knew it was going to happen sometime, and their 3-1 win at the University may now be their turning point. The pins really clicked according to Moore after giving away an early goal. Vince Conabeare then equalised and two superb goals from Darren Eshun ended Pinhoe's run of four defeats, and all three goals were the work of Kenny Smith. Pins keeper Craig Russell was called on to make two remarkable saves although he was beaten earlier by college skipper George Cowell.
Thorverton were held 2-2 at Feniton and needed a terrific strike from Adam Langabeer to rescue a point. Overall it was a superb contest with Lee Riggs putting the thors in front, but two Dave Court penalties had Feniton heading towards a surprise victory. It was then Langabeer let fly, and after that the game could have gone either way as both teams hunted down a decider.
Bickleigh won 2-1 at Beer Albion to continue their excellent current form. Jordan Copp, back after injury and an own goal after fine work by Tommy Taylor established a 2-0 lead for the mid Devon side. John Cooper got one back for Beer who had to make a 20th minute substitution when one of their players walked off the pitch, although the substitute Phil Arbourne came on and had an excellent game.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17

Bickleigh manager Nigel Raybould tried to play down his team's stunning 5-2 victory against Premier division leaders Exeter Civil Service 5-2, but inwardly he was beaming about the performance. For 75 minutes Bickleigh had given Civil the runaround and were leading 5-0 before they took their foot off the gas and gave the Foxhayes team the chance to make something of a recovery. Luke Passmore with two goals, Jake Pancherz, Kieran Rapo and Ryan Saunders were the Bickleigh marksmen as they tore the heart out of the Civil team and beaten manager John Gribble said his team could have no complaints. Late goals for Civil came from Frank Ndoli and Mark Saunders.

Wellington Town are now three points clear at the top following their 3-0 win against Heavitree Social Utd. Wellington manager John Norman who scored twice reckoned they actually played better than when they won 8-0 at Heavitree a few months ago, but he was delighted about the quality of the performance. Craig Aspin had the other goal with a real rocket shot but for Heavitree they were limited to very few chances and Norman feels they got off lightly. Heavitree boss Tom Bulley was still upbeat and said his team showed plenty of character against a good side. Heavies keeper Stuart Gordon was outstanding.

St Martins were 2-0 winners at third place Thorverton but for manager Mike Nosworthy it was the quality of their football which was the real winner. Nozzer felt that Thorverton were lucky to escape so generously, and there was no argument about that from Thors manager Ian Harris who reckoned his team were outplayed. Darren Bingham and Matt Anderson were the the Saints scorers.

Clyst Valley won a terrific match against Heavitree Harriers 3-2 after coming from 2-1 down, but Valley rated it a superb game and manager Jeff Weeks was very impressed with the way the Exmouth went about their intentions. At the same time the Valley were up for the match and goals from Mike Lashbrook, Ashley Mcdermid and Dave Rajakovich earned the victory. Rajakovich was later sent off along with Harriers scorer Steve Coulam. Substitute Adam Turner was the other Harriers scorer with a blistering 35 yarder.

Topsham Town won a fiery game at Sidmouth Town 4-2, leaving vikings new boss Paul Ashford still waiting for his first success. The Tops had the better of the first half to lead 2-0 but Sidmouth had chances to get back on terms after the break without getting a good deal of luck, including having a goal disallowed. Neil Cain, Stuart Luxton, Ian Curran and Stuart Tyrer shared the Topsham goals. Andrew Thompson and Jamie Harvey scored for Sidmouth and both teams had a men sent off in an untidy end to the game.

Beer Albion manager Matt Rooke was left flabbergasted after his team managed to score twice in the last five minutes to grab a 3-3 draw against Cullompton Rangers. The visitors at Furzebrake played the entire match with ten men and almost pulled off the score of the day until Beer trailing 3-1 saved face with a double hit including a last gasp penalty. Ashley Barker, Tom Pilling and Ian Allen were the scorers for the battling Rangers with Simon Smith 2 and a Martyn Hancock penalty replying for the fishermen.

Exeter University were 2-0 winners at Hatherleigh Town with a goal in the first and last five minutes from Dave "Swiss" Wiltshire. College skipper George Cowell rated it a good match and the pleasing facor was that his side are not conceding.

A double from Mark Kingdon earned Feniton a 2-1 win at Pinhoe after they had been a goal down. Vince Conabeare had gievn Pinhoe the lead but they were caught out by two set pieces and Feniton deserved their victory by the close. It was a fourth successive defeat for the pins and manager John Moore says his team have to show a bit more character to end their current plight.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10

Victories were hard to come by in the Premier division at the weekend but the most significant was at Heavitree Social Utd where they edged a gripping city derby against Pinhoe 3-2. Heavitree joint manager Jock Carstairs resigned during the week leaving Tom Bulley in sole charge, and Bulley was delighted that his team responded with an excellent performance to upstage the pins. Bulley made a number of changes although he was limited by the players he had available, but they came up trumps all five goals in the game coming in the first half. Martin Pesko, Paul Furzer and Wayne Knight shared the Heavitree goals. Pinhoe boss John Moore blamed missed chances in the second half when his side were well on top. Moore dismissed the first half despite goals coming from Vince Conabeare and Scott Telford, and two goals they had disallowed, but is certain his team will soon produce the goods.

The only other maximum was from Clyst Valley at Cullompton Rangers where they triumphed 5-2. Valley boss Jeff Weeks said his team were always in control despite letting the Rangers come back from four down to 4-2 in the second half. Matt Thompson, Ashley Mcdermid, James Ibbeson, Javier Martin and Paul Jarman were the Clyst goalscorers. Rangers Ian Allen and an own goal responded for the home side.

Beer Albion had Exeter Civil Service in big trouble at Foxhayes, the East Devon side enjoying a two goal lead with an hour gone. Civil then recovered to 2-2 with Dave Wilkes and Chris Clark scoring, but Wilkes spurned the chance to win it from the penalty spot in the last few minutes when Beer keeper Micheal Westlake made a stunning save. Martin Adkin with a good header and Martin Hancock earlier scored for Beer who also felt tbey had a good penalty shout denied. Beer also pointed out that the Civil keeper was their man of the match which indicated how well they had played.

Heavitree Harriers and Thorverton drew 1-1 in a very close contest, the Harriers coming back after giving away an early goal. Ben Bristowe was the Thorverton scorer, before Aaron Skinner netted for the Exmouth team. Harriers manager Jody Bolt said both teams had chances although not too many in the second half, so overall it was probably a fair result. That was also the view of thors boss Ian Harris who with five regulars missing was content with a point.

Topsham Town and Bickleigh drew 3-3, the tops having led three times before conceding the third goal from a penalty. Tops Mike Webb reckoned it was a big improvement on last weeks performance although they could not secure the victory, but Bickleigh played their part in an entertaining game. Kevin Webb, Gavin Ward and Ian Curran were the Topsham scorers. Tommy Taylor with a double and Stuart Anderson with the late penalty earned Bickleigh their point and manager Nigel Raybould felt the game was a good experience.

The University drew 1-1 with St Martins in a really open game having led at the break with a Joe Woodward goal. Darren Bingham equalised in the second half for St Martins, but blades fan George Cowell in charge of the college side missed a late opportunity to snatch the win.

Wellington Town's match against Sidmouth will be played at a later date. The Somerset team had to give way for their Western League side who were given a rearranged game.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3

Heavitree Social Utd joint managers Tom Bulley and Jock Carstairs were fuming after going out 3-1 to Bickleigh, and have pledged to make sweeping changes next week. In fact but for keeper Stuart Gordon, Heavitree could have been really embarrassed, but Bickleigh manager Nigel Raybould was more than content to avenge their recent league defeat at Wingfield Park. Stuart Anderson, Kieran Rapo and Luke Passmore with a screamer earned Bickleigh the win, with Liam McAuley getting Heavitree's only goal from the penalty spot.

Clyst Valley are through to the third round after their 4-1 victory at home to Willand Rovers. The mid Devon side woke Clyst up by taking a fifth minute lead, but the Valley response was just what manager Jeff Weeks expected. Two goal Nathan White, substitute Ollie Bird and Matt Thompson found the target as Willand faded away.

Pinhoe beat Newtown 2-1 but manager John Moore was not pleased by the performance and described it as awful, and he will be making changes next week. Steve Blatchford who was joint man of the match for Pinhoe and Scott Telford built a two goal lead, but Newtown who played some very attractive football reduced the deficit with a Steve Kerswell goal and came close to saving the day. Wes Johnston was the other Pinhoe player to shine.

Beer Albion won 2-1 at Topsham Town in a tie that the beaten hosts described as a poor game. Topsham led through Ian Curran who has not played for some time, but the fishermen scored twice from the fewer chances they created, and that was enough to get them through to round 2.

Two goals from Jonathan French earned Feniton a 2-1 win against East Budleigh after the first division team had taken a third minte lead. Dave Cockayne was the Budleigh scorer, but Feniton managed to turn things around and but for goalkeeper Nathan Hadley who had a blinder the margin could have been greater. Budleigh manager John Pannell was unhappy with Fenitons equaliser which he claims should have been a foul, but overall Feniton deserved to progress.

Thorverton made harder work than expected to beat Exeter St Thomas 3-1, but much of that was down to St Thomas goalkeeper Dave Penberthy who was in fantastic form. Adrian Andrews and Lee Riggs recently back from Cullompton, had Thorverton two ahead, but their nerves were tested when Steve Brown blasted in a beauty for St Thomas. The final goal from Wayne Radford came in the 90th minute, but Thorverton did not really endure many more alarms.

Hatherleigh Town saw off Cullompton Rangers 4-0 and reckon they could have had several more as their visitors offered little threat. Darren Moore, Ryan Davis, Simon James and Dean Rice were the Hatherleigh scorers.

Sidmouth Town won their derby tie at Otterton 4-1 but only after letting their hosts go one in front. Matt Sanders was the Otters scorer, but the vikings dug in to equalise and their greater Premier experience told in the end. Andrew Thompson scored a hat-trick, and one of his goals was unstoppable. Tony West completed the Sidmouth scoring.

Seaton Town won their tie at Westexe Rovers 3-2 but almost let it slip after being three up at the break. Simon Goryl, Bradley Groves and Mike Wheeler were the Seaton scorers.

Senior Reports

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24

Senior One
A magnificent defensive effort by Exeter St Thomas just failed to stop league leaders Budleigh Salterton collecting their eighth successive win. It finished 1-0 to the robins and was an own goal by the unlucky Jason Hayman after just 35 minutes which separated the two teams.
Westexe Rovers shocked Culm Utd 5-1 and the home side were never in the frame. Two goal Andy Lane, Neil Stuckey, Jason Manley and Phil Tarr were the Westexe scorers. Adam Farmer replied for Cul
There was also a top result from Newtown with a 4-0 victory at the University. Corey O'Donahue with a hat-trick, and Richard Frayne scored for Newtown whose Ross Anderson and Jake Hobbs were outstanding in defence.
Elmore were 4-2 winners at Exmouth Amateurs, a success they badly needed. Adrian Gillespy was one of the Amateurs scorers.

Senior Two
Sidbury Utd went on a 6-1 goal spree against visiting Lympstone to soar into the top three. Double strikes from Russell Coombes, Matt Rasmussen and Mark Hadley undid a Lympets side which is now joint bottom.
Honiton Town regained second place after beating the other bottom side Newtown 3-1. Mike Blinkhorne fired Newtown ahead, but Rory Weal, Gareth Mitchell and Darren Witt scored in the second half for Honiton.
St Loyes were stunned to be three down against North Tawton by half-time but managed to salvage a point and a 3-3 draw. Darren Buckland, Ricky Carpenter and Luke Wonnacott were the St Loyes scorers.
Dawlish Town won 2-0 at Sidmouth Town with Bryn Rysdale and Connor Preston sharing the goals, but the vikings felt that overall they were the better side.
Upottery were 2-1 winners at home to Barnstaple Town after coming from a goal down. Andrew Lord with a screamer and an own goal undid the North Devon side.
The University also won 2-1 against Exeter Civil Service, a win which lifts the college from last place.

Senior Three
Colyton were three down at half-time against Heavitree Social Utd but hit back to snatch the points with a 4-3 win. Man of the match Jason Potter netted the decider.
Struggling Motel & Offwell gave new joint leaders Beacon Knights a run for their money before dipping out 3-2. Goals from Liam Spiller and Steve Charlton kept the Rangers in with a chance. Paul Ruddock 2 and Steve Grant were the Knights scorers.
Tipton St John were only minutes away from a 4-2 victory at home to Seaton Town but lost concentration and had to share the points at 4-4. Adam Connett, Lee Strawbridge, Adrian Small and Neil Gooding were the Tipton scorers. George Moore netted twice for Seaton.
Pinhoe climbed off the basement rung after their 4-3 win against Sandford but the visitors felt a little unlucky not to get a draw. Dave Moyes 2, Tim Hamblin and Chris Clow scored for the pins.
South Zeal beat Uplowman 4-3 with Scott Hooper scoring twice. Harley Cann and Jeremy Stephens also scored.
Winkleigh won their derby at Lapford 3-2, Luke Monkley and Chris Hopton were the home goalscorers.

Senior Four
Clyst Valley leapfrogged three places into top spot after their 4-2 win against Chard Town. The Somerset side playing without available substitutes, took an early lead, but Clyst hit back with Toby Tagg 2, Paul Jarman and Dean Davis getting their goals.
Crescent maintained their good run beating Newtown 3-2 with an own goal, Steve Burke and Paul Mills getting the winner. Rob Atkins and Neil White scored for Newtown.
Newton St Cyres were 3-1 winners against Dunkeswell Rovers whose Phil Pattinson scored their only goal.
Topsham Town won 2-1 against Westexe Rovers, Nigel Langford getting one of the Tops goals.
Crediton Utd were hammered 6-0 in their derby game at Tedburn St Mary, and the pair play again in the return this week.

Senior Five
Oakwood took a three point lead at the top after beating promotion rivals Colaton Raleigh 3-1 on their own patch. Lee Fryatt, Nick Gumm and Lee Mellin were the Oakwood scorers in another fine performance.
The Lord's XI had a setback when they lost 4-3 at St Martins, the winning goal coming just seconds before the referee blew for time. For the second week running Byron Parkhouse scored twice for Saints, Paul Vice and Darren White adding singles. Manager Paul Hine with two goals and Micheal Holding replied for the Lord's XI.
Thorverton are up to fourth again, overtaking Sidbury after beating their visitors 3-0, but it was a really good game.
Ottery St Mary really got their act together as they blitzed Broadclyst Social Club 7-0. Scott Halliday with a hat-trick, Barry Potter 2, Andy Davey and Dan Gill were the Otters scorers.
Legends won again 5-1 at nearby Exmouth Amateurs whose only goal came from Mike Gibson.
Sampford Peverell and Dawlish Utd drew 2-2 with former Tiverton and Exeter City player Francis Henderson making two crucial saves in goal before coming out and scoring Sampford's second goal with a top header. Andy Baitup was the other Sampford scorer.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17

Devon Senior Cup
First division East Budleigh went out of the Devon Senior cup losing 5-4 on penalties at Barnstaple Town in a thriller at Mill Road. The two team's had drawn 2-2 after 90 minutes and it was 3-3 after extra time, and although both missed a penalty in the shoot-out, Budleighs final spotkick in sudden death hit the crossbar and the North Devon side were through.

Senior One
Ambitious Seaton Town preserved their unbeaten record with a 1-0 victory at Westexe Rovers and closed to within four points of inactive leaders Budleigh Salterton. An early Ben Ede free kick settled the issue in Seaton's favour and the Rovers were kept at bay by a good keeping display from Seaton manager Mark Rooke.
Otterton moved into the top three after edging Exmouth Amateurs 2-1, but their deciding goal from Mark Dunne only came in the last ten minutes. Kevin Pitt scored earlier with an equalising penalty after Simon Withers had given the Amateurs the lead, also with a penalty.
Culm Utd avenged earlier season league and cup defeats by Broadclyst Social Club with a 3-2 win on their opponents ground. Billy Ware, Ross Stickland and Stuart Shaw shared the goals for Culm who having let a two goal lead slip away scored five minutes from time.
Newtown destroyed Elmore 5-1 with Corey O'Donahue getting a hat-trick. Chris Phillips and Alan Sanders completed the win.
The University kept their good run going with a 3-0 result over Alphington. Teddy Turner with two goals and Andy Blundell were the college scorers against an Alphas side now with seven successive defeats.
Willand Rovers without a league win since September ended their run with a 2-1 success at Exeter St Thomas. Steve brown was the Saints scorer.

Senior Two
Sidbury Utd held former Senior 2 leaders Halwill to a 1-1 draw but claim they ought to have won by a mile. Dan Churchill was the Sidbury scorer after Andy Wonnacott gave Halwill the lead.
Honiton Town were unable to stop top dogs Bow AAC opening a four point cushion with a 2-1 win at Mountbatten Park. A late Mark Bowles goal gave Honiton some respite after they had three efforts cleared off the line and hit a post.
St Loyes 2-1 victory at Exeter Civil Service took them six places up the table from bottom slot. A Dave Wilkes penalty had given Civil hope and the lead, before their city rivals hit back.
Liam McAuley nailed four goals for Dawlish Town as they won 5-2 at the University. 16 year old protege Joe Crooks was the other scorer.
Newtown and Upottery shared a goalless draw, and it also ended level at 2-2 between North Tawton and Sidmouth Town.

Senior Three
Senior 3 leaders Morchard Bishop proved too strong for Uplowman Athletic winning their mid Devon clash 5-0. A hat-trick by Neil Vogwill and singles from Darren Searle and Warren Patmore did the business for the Bishops.
Second place Beacon Knights were 6-1 winners at Winkleigh, which keeps them in touch, but Winkleigh felt they played quite well despite the heavy scoreline. Knights scorers were Elliot Wells 3, Adam Smithers, George
Burningham and Ryan Beckett all with one each.
Heavitree Social Utd chalked up a 5-0 win against Lapford with manager Shaun King scoring twice. Further goals came from Stacey Thorp, Danny Melhuish and Lewis Cann.
Two brilliantly worked goals earned Kentisbeare a 2-1 win in their top clash with Tipton St John. Luke Hugo and Kye Smith were the Kents scorers.
Seaton Town regained a top three slot after their 2-1 win against South Zeal. Gareth Richardson and Jack Lamb-Wilson netted the Seaton goals.
Sandford stopped Colyton in their tracks 5-2 after being a goal down, and Pinhoe are finally in a plus points position after their first win of the season 4-2 at the Motel & Offwell.

Senior Four
Clyst Valley slipped off top spot in Senior 4 when held 1-1 at Topsham Town. Kai Feller gave Valley the lead but Nigel Langford saved a point for the tops.
Axminster Town are leaders on goal difference after their crushing 9-1 win at Newton St Cyres. Joel Seward with yet another hat-trick and two goal Adam Cowling led the spree for the tigers. Paul Pengelly scored the only Cyres goal.
Witheridge continued their excellent run with a 2-1 win at neighbouring Bampton. Phil Dart and an own goal did the job for Witheridge and Aaron Rapo was the ponies scorer.
Crescent beat Crediton 4-3 having been 3-0 ahead at the break and then getting a bit edgy. Paul Mills 2, Martin Slatterly and Carl Sandy were the Crescent scorers.
Woodbury recovered from a two goal interval deficit to draw 2-2 with Tedburn St Mary. Mitchell Cudd and Ian Lock scored for Woodbury.

Senior Five
Dean Brown, Nick Brooks and man of the match James Fanson all scored twice for the current Senior 5 leaders Phoenix Club in a 6-1 win at Sampford Peverell, but the Exeter side rated Sampford as a good team.
Oakwood lost the lead twice against Thorverton before edging the game 3-2. Nick Gumm with two goals including the winner and Lloyd Colman scored for the Oaks.
The Lord's XI were two down at Dawlish Utd but hit back to win 4-3. Chris Channing, Gareth Wills, Micheal Holding and Tim Holding were the scorers for the winners.
Legends shocked Colaton Raleigh 4-1 and feel they are finally getting their game together. Chris Howarth with two penalties, Mike Smith and Tim Richards were the Legends marksmen.
Ottery St Mary also won 4-1 against Kentisbeare with Scott halliday scoring twice. Ash Bridson and Joly Freemans were the other scorers.
Sidbury Utd beat Broadclyst Social Club 2-0, Ben Squance and Kevin Dorman on target.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10

Senior One

Struggling Exmouth Amateurs saw their plight in Senior 1 worsen by a 7-2 defeat at home to Newtown. The Warren View team who lost many of last seasons promotion side to top of the table Budleigh, are continuing with a much younger team and although doing their best are finding it really tough going. Andy Gillespy and Simon Withers scored for the Ammies but they remain without a win and have just one point. Newtown boosted by the return of key player Ross Walker, one of their scorers, added further goals through Ross Anderson 2, John Williams, Chris Phillips, Corey O'Donahue and an own goal.Bottom of the table Alphington are still without a point after crashing 6-2 against Westexe Rovers. Darren Dack and an own goal reduced the deficit, but the Rovers were too strong and scored through Andy Lane, Phil Tarr, Jason Manley, Jimmy Moore, Jamie Land and Neil Stuckey.Meanwhile leaders Budleigh Salterton recovered from giving Elmore a two goal start to capture their eighth victory from nine outings 6-3. Scott Howarth 2, Simon Rose, Craig Higham, Scott Higham on his debut, and Ian mortimore scored, and manager Alex Freer had half an hour as sub. New Eagles boss Steve Carey said his team played well, with Scott Butler netting twice and Ian Winstanley once.Seaton Town are second after beating Broadclyst Social Club 2-1 but ought to have been out of sight by the break. Bradley Groves had both goals for Seaton, but Broadclyst made a strong bid to salvage a point after Dean Voaden reduced the deficit.East Budleigh won 2-0 at Culm Utd to get their challenge back on track. Dave Radford and Dave Cockayne were on target, and Culm admit it was not their day.Teddy Turner struck a hat-trick for the University as they sent Exeter St Thomas packing 4-0. Andy Blondell was the other college scorer.Otterton were 1-0 winners at Willand Rovers, the goal coming in the first twenty minutes.

Senior Two

Senior 2 leaders Bow AAC were a goal down at half-time against visiting Newtown, but after equalising found their touch and won 4-1. Ryan Greenwood 2, Mark Searle and Simon Wynn were the scorers. Halwill had their 100% record blown away at Barnstaple Town 1-0, whose manager Keith Shapland scored the only goal with a penalty.There was an even greater blow for Honiton Town as they stumbled 4-0 at Sidbury Utd. Matt Rasmussen, Ben Clay, Joe Webber and substitute Jamie Beer were the Sidbury marksmen.Dawlish Town newcomer Liam McAuley, signed from Heavitree, netted a hat-trick in their 4-1 win against St Loyes. Bryn Rysdale also scored.Andy Isaacs scored twice as Upottery coasted to a 6-0 win against Lympstone. Stuart Coombes, Mark Tucker, Dave Isaacs and an own goal wrecked the depleted Lympets.Exeter Civil Service doubled their wins for the season with a 1-0 scoreline at Sidmouth, and the University did likewise as they saw off North Tawton 3-1.

Senior Three

Beacon Knights won an amazing game in Senior 3 against Heavitree Social Utd 8-5. The Knights were three up in 15 minutes, then 4-3 behind, trailed 5-4 at the break before scoring four goals in the last twenty minutes. Elliot Wells 4, Adam Smythers 2, Andrew Channing and Martin Poles were the Knights scorers.Top of the table Morchard Bishop made it eight from eight after seeing off Seaton Town 6-1. Manager Warren Patmore with a hat-trick, two goal Neil Vogwill and Darren Searle were the scorers.Tipton St John were also in the goals beating Sandford 7-1, but the mid Devon side were very much in the match at the break at 1-1 until they decided to change defensive tactics. Adrian Small 3, Adam Connett 2, Neil Gooding and Jamie Connett scored for Tipton.Richard Tratt bagged a hat-trick as Colyton won 5-1 at Lapford, whose defender Matt Perry scored their only goal, and Winkleigh were 6-1 winners at Pinhoe whose Dave Moyes netted their goal.South Zeal and Kentisbeare shared a 1-1 draw, Jeremy Stevens getting the Zeal goal after they trailed at the break.

Senior Four

The top three in Senior 4 were all well beaten, the biggest crash coming at Newtown where Clyst Valley failed 4-1. Neil White 2, Aaron Matthews and Richard Denning were the Newtown scorers. Kai Feller replied for a sorry Clyst.Westexe were routed 8-3 by Crescent who hammered five goals in the second half after sharing a 3-3 interval scoreline. Aaron Frankham 2 and Paul Robinson scored for the rovers. Crescent scorers Sam Slater 4, including a hatrick in the first 10 mins ! Carl Sandy (2), Adam Slater (1) & Steve Burke with a 30 yarder. Chard Town were also well beaten 4-0 by Witheridge who are within a point of top place along with three rivals. Martin Loader, Anthony Vigus, Phil Dart and Kyle Hall were the Witheridge hitmen.Axminster Town beat Topsham Town 5-2 all seven goals coming in the first half. Joel Seward had a hat-trick for the tigers.Woodbury enjoyed a 6-3 win against Dunkeswell Rovers with Ian Lock getting four goals. Alex Hughes and Bob Skelley were the other scorers.Newton St Cyres won the basement derby clash at Crediton Utd 2-1, and Bampton won at Tedburn St Mary 2-0.

Senior Five

Despite losing key player Lee Mellon with injury in the first ten minutes Oakwood stepped up their Senior 5 challenge at Kentisbeare with a 3-1 win. Adam Hurst scored twice, his first goals in two years, and Lloyd Coleman once for the Oaks.Leaders Phoenix Club won 3-0 against Ottery St Mary with Dean Brown 2 and manager John Antat scoring. Jake Freeman did well for the Otters.The Lord's XI beat Sidbury Utd 3-1 with Julian Wills 2 and Michael Holding on the mark. Dave Green scored for Sidbury to give them an early lead.Colaton Raleigh edged Exmouth Amateurs 4-3 in a cracking game, but the Ammies felt they were worth a draw. Mike Gibson, Dave Beresford and Declan Budd scored for the Ammies.St Martins drew 2-2 with Dawlish Utd whose equaliser came well in injury time. Paul Vice and Shane Cox scored for the Saints.Thorverton were beaten 3-1 at home by Legends whose keeper had a brilliant day. Gareth Pennington was the thors scorer.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3

Senior One

Second from top East Budleigh had their unbeaten record blown away 4-0 by a scintillating Exeter University in Senior 1. The college side which had won just once before this season totally outplayed Budleigh whose manager John Pannell admits his side were given a lesson. Leaders Budleigh Salterton opened a seven point cushion after their 3-1 success at Broadclyst Social Club. The result also brought an end to the home side's nine match unbeaten run, although Broadclyst were ahead at the break thanks to a Jimmy Frost goal. The second half saw the robins at their best and Broadclyst were pegged back in defence as the visitors took over.Seaton Town won 2-1 at Willand Rovers, a hurdle they were pretty happy to clear. Goals from Ben Ede and Bradley Groves had Seaton in charge, and although Sam Williams got a late consolation for Rovers they did not really look as if they could get something from the game.Exeter St Thomas beat Elmore 3-0 and assistant manager Steve Carter said his team really clicked together for the first time. James Twitchen with two goals and Matt Marvin found the net for Saints and the eagles had no answer.Culm Utd won 2-0 against an Alphington side which although still without a point put up a gallant fight. The Magelake side had five regulars missing according to manager Keith Berner but his team did just enough to take the points and move up to fifth. Adam Pengelly and Brian Redwood were the scorers.Otterton won 2-1 at Newtown after coming from a goal down. The Grace road side led with a John Williams free kick, but after losing both central defenders with injury Newtown were then holed. The Otters scored three minutes into the second half and the winner came three minutes from time.Westexe Rovers drew 3-3 at home to Exmouth Amateurs after trailing twice but then leading 3-2 with ten minutes remaining. Mark Lane, Jason Manley and Phil Tarr were the Westexe scorers but the main issue was a first point of the season for the Warren View club.

Senior Two

Senior 2 leaders Bow AAC had to work hard for a 2-1 win against Upottery. The mid Devon side conceded just their second league goal as Upottery equalised at 1-1, but the visitors were a shade unlucky to concede the winner. Andy Rogers had the Bow opener before Mark Leach scored the winner Halwill beat Dawlish Town 3-2 but claim they were never in danger despite not playing well. Manager Andy Winser 2 and Robbie Hollands scored for Halwill, who conceded a second goal in the final minute.Honiton Town beat Exeter Civil Service 2-1 to stay on the coat-tails of the top two. It was a closer call than Honiton had expected, but goals from Rory Weal and Dave Woodman saw them home. Danny Belsten was the Civil scorer.Barnstaple Town were on top form to beat the University 4-0 with manaer Keith Shapland getting two goals. John Vanenis and Liam Hawkins also scored.St Loyes climbed off the basement rung with a 2-0 win at North Tawton. Adam Beckford and Ted Down were the scorers, and manager Paul Clark was delighted to win a game where his team scored first.Two goals in the first half gave Sidbury a 2-0 win at Newtown. Dan Churchill and Dan Norman were the scorers in a half where Sidbury were really at their best.Sidmouth Town won 2-1 at Lympstone where former vikings manager Jason Margretts now at Lympstone missed a penalty.

Senior Three

Colyton shocked top of the table Beacon Knights 3-2 in the upset of the day. The joint Senior 3 leaders were caught out after leading 2-1 and admit they were beaten by a Colyton side which fully deserved to take away their 100% record. Adam Smythers and George Burningham had Knights ahead, but two goal Richard Tratt and Ian Gooding were on target for Colyton who were elated with a fully justified victory.Morchard Bishop go three points clear after their 1-0 win at Kentisbeare but needed a late strike from manager Warren Patmore to make it seven up. Kentisbeare dug in and survived for 83 minutes, but an umpteenth corner from Morchard finally gave the visitors their reward.Heavitree Social Utd won 4-2 against Pinhoe despite giving away an early penalty. Callum Roberts back after injury, Chris Dunn, Danny Melhuish and Lewis Cann were the Heavitree scorers as they racked up their third win on the bounce. The Pins keeper had a brilliant match.The Motel & Offwell enjoyed their first win of the season 4-2 at Lapford. The home side did hit back to equalise at 2-2, but Rangers lifted their game once more to earn their first points. Mark Pavey netted the decisive Rangers goals after first half strikes by Steve Charlton and Paul Dudley.Seaton Town beat Uplowman Athletic 3-1 and are again in the top three. Gareth Richardson, Ashley Poynton and an own goal earned Seaton the points.

Senior Four

Bottom of the table Crediton Utd hammered Senior 4 leaders Westexe Rovers 6-1. It was a startling win for Crediton but one that takes them off the last rung. Sean Davey scored the solitary Westexe goal.New leaders Clyst Valley beat Axminster Town 3-2 but the story of the game were the three goals the Valley scored. All were quality finishes, a screamer from wide, a volley and then the move of the game from deep in defence. Mark Harris, Charlie May and Paul Clatworthy were the Valley scorers in a match very well refereed.Chard Town beat Newton St Cyres 5-0 but the visitors missed a penalty when just a goal down. Jamie Spurdle 2, Matt Cahill, Chris Doel and Gary Spiller scored.Woodbury turned up at Crescent with only ten players but finished with just seven after three were red carded in the closing twenty minutes. Not surprisngly Woodbury lost 6-3, the Crescent goals coming from Barry Stanford, Carl Sandy with a penalty, Jason Malpass and Adam Slater and there were two own goals.Tedburn St Mary won 3-1 at Bampton whose only reply came from Rob Sheen.Two goals from Simon Jenkins were not enough to prevent Topsham Town losing 5-2 at home to Witheridge. Alex Shepherd with a hat-trick and two goal Martin Loader scored for Withy.A depleted Newtown were beaten 2-0 at Dunkeswell Rovers whose Dan Churchill and Dan Snell shared the goals in an excellent effort by the home side.

Senior Five

New Senior 5 leaders Phoenix Club steam-rollered a sorry Broadclyst Social Club 16-0. The Wonford side evened it out with eight goals in either half, and their visitors were just overrun. Ashley Bailey led the way with six goals, Ashley Cummings and Dean Brown had hat-tricks, the remainder coming from sub Jason Worth 2, Mark Layfield, and James Fanson.Oakwood came from two down at Ottery St Mary to win a cracking match 5-3. Nick Gumm with a hat-trick, Lee Mellon and Kevin Leaman were the Oak scorers.Exmouth college side Legends enjoyed their first win of the season 5-3 against Kentisbeare. Tim Richards and Ben Norrish netted twice and Chris Howarth once for the delighted home side.Thorverton won 5-1 at Exmouth Amateurs and are joined in third place by the Lord's XI after their 3-2 win at Sampford Peverell. Julian Wills with a penalty, a Gareth Wills free kick and Tim Holding provided the Lord's goals.An excellent Dawlish Utd knocked Sidbury off top spot with a 2-1 win, Simon Trim was the Sidbury scorer.

Intermediate Reports

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24

Intermediate One
Leaders Countess Wear Dynamoes came from a goal down to win 4-2 at Alphington but rated it a sub standard effort. James McCallum 2, Dave Rowe and John Greenslade scored for the Dynamoes whose Mark Osbourne was their best player. A dejected Alphington scored through Luke Estick and Steve Hunt, but manager Justin Densham was deflated they failed to get a draw as the two winning goals came in the last five minutes.
Bickleigh are up to second after their 3-0 win against the UAU Exeter. Jerry Smith, Barry Elsworthy and Sam Manley were the Bickleigh hitmen.
Feniton had a ding dong 5-3 win at Dawlish Town after being 3-2 behind. Although playing with injury Ian Creek scored twice for Feniton whose other goals came from Luke Gallin, Tom Perryman and Elliot Dyer. Tom Ormandy, Nigel Stocks and Simon Colman scored for Dawlish.
Cullompton won their derby at Culmstock 4-2 with James Smith getting a hat-trick. Harry Birch also scored and all six goals came in a hectic second half.

Intermediate Two
Uplowman Athletic won the top match against leaders Hemyock 2-1 and it was a really well fought contest. Ben Hellier with a brilliant 25 yard chip and a Paul Forman penalty nabbed the points for Uplowman whose keeper Simon Tolly let in a late consolation goal and means he cannot shave off his beard yet until he finally manages to keep a clean sheet.
Honiton Town soared into the leading pack after their crushing 6-0 win against Exmouth Amateurs. Zak Knight netted twice for Honiton.
Beer Albion surprised Lympstone 2-0 with Sam O'Connell and an own goal doing the damage.
Hatherleigh Town beat AFC Sidford 5-0, Gareth Chapman getting a couple of goals.
North Tawton drew 1-1 with Rockbeare Rangers whose Carl Waterfield scored an equalising goal after a rather disjointed effort by the Rangers who felt they had all the play. It was Tawtons first point of the season, the other one they had was deducted by the League.

Intermediate Three
Leaders Heavitree Social Utd were back in business after seeing off Crediton Utd 4-0. Jon Britton 2, Jack Seatherton and Ryan Alexander direct from a corner scored for Heavitree whose keeper Alex Clyburn saved yet another penalty.
Bow AAC won 5-3 at Sporting Club Newton Abbot, but the home side fought back well in the second half after trailing 4-0. Ben Bishop, Mike Locke and Dan Evers were the SCNA scorers.
Halwill destroyed visiting Tedburn St Mary 7-0 with Richard Wonnacott on target twice. Singles came from Mark Wonnacott, Thomas House, John Richards, Sam Knight and Ian Barker.
East Budleigh got out of jail after being two down against Colyton to draw 2-2. Ed Busby and Steve Real scored for Colyton.
Newton St Cyres and Silverton drew 2-2, Wayne Down and Matt Burridge getting the goals for the visitors.
The Met Office and Follygate also drew 2-2, Gary Ofield and Paul Hutchings on target for the weathermen.

Intermediate Four
Beacon Knights were 8-1 winners at Seaton Town with Liam Roast, Mark Langdon and Murphy Babatunde all scoring twice. Chris Baker and Ryan Crocker added singles.
Bradninch were 2-1 up against high flying Amory Argyle but after the Tiverton side made a couple of substitutions the tide turned and Argyle ran out 4-2 winners. Nat Davey and Elliot Acton scored for Bradninch whose Jon Reed contributed an own goal.
Langdon were held 1-1 at Sandford in a match of few chances. Matt Goodchild was the Langdon scorer.
Leaders Okehampton won 4-1 at Awliscombe Utd to remain five points clear of the pack.
Otterton won 4-3 against Feniton whose Matt Dowling, Gary Groves and Jamie Doidge were their scorers.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17

Intermediate One
Countess Wear Dynamoes power on as Intermediate 1 leaders with a 6-1 victory at Culmstock. Aaron Libretto, Dave Rowe and Adrian Letheren all netted twice for the Dynamoes.
Culm Utd drew 3-3 with Exmouth Town and their hopes of going a whole year unbeaten is almost complete. James Taylor with a penalty, Ben Sharland and Gary Cross provided the Culm goals.
Dawlish Town won their South Devon derby at Newton Town 6-3 with Matt Jones scoring a hat-trick. David Walter, Nick Clark and a Ryan Gray penalty completed the Dawlish victory.
Okehampton repelled Cullompton 3-1 with Ricky Wooldridge, Dan Leahy and a Dan Pengelly penalty.
Just a week after winning at Bickleigh, Axmouth Utd were thumped 6-0 in the return and by the same set of players.
Feniton were held 1-1 by Alphington and had to come from behind with a John Phillips equaliser.
Heavitree Harriers won 4-2 against the UAU Exeter whose goals came from Frank Berry nd Liam Hine.

Intermediate Two
Intermediate 2 leaders Hemyock crushed Axminster Town 6-1 after giving away an early goal. Darren Salter 2, George Banfield 2, Paul Moralee and Josh Essex were the Hemyock scorers.
Cheriton Fitzpaine had to work hard for their 2-1 win against Uplowman Athletic. Manager Jeremy Tricks with a header and Chris White with a penalty earned Cheriton the points. Paul Forman was the Uplowman scorer.
Lympstone battered neighbours Exmouth Amateurs 6-0 with Kim Garnsworthy hitting four goals. Andy Lowe and Nigel Alford also scorer.
Northlew were on the rampage winning 8-1 against neighbours North Tawton with Chris Raymont netting four goals. Matt Adams 2, Simon Page and Adam Griffiths completed the rout.
Rockbeare Rangers beat Hatherleigh Town 2-1 after being a goal down at the break. Man of the match Simon Edhouse and Brin Lister were the Rangers scorers.

Intermediate Three
Inter 3 leaders Heavitree Social Utd were beaten for just the second time this season, 2-1 by East Budleigh and their lead at the top is down to six points. Jon Britton was the Heavies scorer and manager Chris Frankum is unhappy with their current form.
Silverton are in the form of their life as they saw off Newton St Cyres 8-3. P.Jay with a hat-trick, Jamie O'Connor 2, Jamie Farrell, Chris Jones and "Robot" were the Silverton scorers.
Follygate surprised Clyst Valley 2-1 with Dan Timms getting both goals.
Priory were disapointed to lose 4-2 at home to Langdon whose Chris Collier netted a hat-trick. Dave Reed also scored, but Priory's Andy Needs missed a penalty and the rebound. Scott Foggin and an own goal replied for Priory.
Crediton Youth beat the Met Office 3-0 and keeping a clean sheet for the second match in a row delighted their manager Stuart Brealy. Tristan Tucker, Dave Rich and Alan Broom were the Crediton scorers.

Intermediate Four
Okehampton the Intermediate 4 leaders handed out a 6-0 spanking to Seaton Town with goals from James Callaghan pen, Richard Eddy, Tom Wall, Ben Woodhouse, Mark Hitchin and John Coakley scoring.
Langdon were held 3-3 by Winkleigh with Finn Graham 2 and Neil Keane scoring. Langdon did lead 3-1.
Bampton won 1-0 at Beacon Knights with Jamie Smith getting the only goal.
Bradninch came from a goal down to win 2-1 at home to Otterton. Mike Holland and Dave Causley were the home scorers.
Lapford drew 2-2 against Sandford, Thomas Szibasz and an own goal earning Lapford a point.
Andy Startup and Matt Downing were the Feniton scorers in their 2-0 win against neighbours Awliscombe.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10

Intermediate One

The Countess Wear Dynamoes won their Intermediate first division top battle with Feniton 2-0. James McCallum and John Greenslade scored for the Dynamoes.

Culm Utd won 3-0 at the UAU Exeter with James Taylor, Ben Sharland and Phil Farrah scoring, and for Culm it is almost a year since they lost.

Axmouth Utd were three down at the break at Bickleigh, two of the goals being penalties, but bounced back to win 5-3. James Teed, Dan Reynolds, Ben Midgley, Christian Burridge and an own goal helped Axmouth's recovery.

Exmouth Town won 3-1 at Culmstock with Sam Walker, Josh Corby, and Scott Bellamy scoring, Mark Dearden was their man of the match. Liam Jackson was the Culmstock scorer.

Dawlish Town won 2-1 against Heavitree Harriers, Matt Jones and Ryan Gray netting, with Darren Hughes getting the Harriers reply.

Dan Greening and Adam Riggs scored twice for Cullompton in the 7-3 win against Newton Town.

Alphington felt a bit unlucky to lose 1-0 against Okehampton, Alphas manager and stand in keeper Justin Densham beaten just once by a deflection.

Intermediate Two

Free scoring Inter 2 leaders Hemyock battered a sorry North Tawton 15-0 with star player Paul Moralee slamming a double hat-trick. George Barnfield 4 and Darren Salter with a hat-trick tormented the home side.

Uplowman Athletic were also in the goal mood as they battered Exmouth Amateurs 10-1. Ben Hellier hit five, Paul Forman had three, with Bret Anstey and Ricky Lee getting singles.

Unbeaten Cheriton Fitzpaine won a stormer at Axminster Town 4-3 with Chris White 2, Jamie Forrest and a mystery goal according to the fitzers manager earning the points. Imran Chowdri scored twice for the tigers who were 3-2 up with just ten minutes to go.

Lympstone and Oak FC shared a 4-4 draw, Dean Willis 2, Jamie Denham and Matt Seal scoring for the Oaks.

Honiton Town ended a poor spell with a 2-1 win against AFC Sidford. Pete Farmer and Nigel Swain were the scorers.

Dan Arnot scored for Northlew beaten 3-1 at Hatherleigh Town, and Awliscombe won 2-0 at Beer Albion whose depleted side admit they struggled.

Intermediate Three

Having lost for the first time last week, it was business as usual for Inter 3 leaders Heavitree Social Utd as they won 5-0 at the Met Office. Scott Jones 3, David Brady and Steven Hiscox scored for the Heavies.

Crediton Youth who began with just ten men stunned high flying Clyst Valley 1-0 with Mike Tucker getting the only goal.

Chris Venelle scored twice for Bow AAC, 3-2 winners at previously unbeaten East Budleigh, and Newton St Cyres enjoyed a thumping 6-1 win at Sporting Club Newton Abbot, manager James Cook getting a hat-trick including a penalty and having a goal disallowed. Matt Burridge 2 and Martin Mills also scored.

Chris Collier with a hat-trick and two goal Craig Farley helped Langdon to a narrow 5-4 win against Follygate.

Silverton continued their climb up the table with a 3-2 win at Halwill whose Paul Sanders and Roger Martin scored.

Intermediate Four

Sandford surprised Inter 4 leaders Okehampton with a battling 2-2 draw. Barry Cook with a penalty and Alan Smith scored and the mid Devon side also had a man sent off.

Amory Argyle won 3-0 at Otterton with Rob Hannah 2 and Matt Leach getting the goals.

Bradninch were 2-0 winners at Awliscombe Utd with Mike Holland scoring and setting up the second for Stuart Toms.

Feniton won 3-2 at Seaton Town and scored all five goals. Gary Groves netted two, his first ever senior goals, and Pete Gallin matched Groves double but in his own net.

The divisions top scorers Langdon failed miserably at Bampton where they were crushed 4-0.

Bottom of the table Motel & Offwell eased their plight with a 2-1 win against Lapford whose Mark Chandler scored their only goal.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3

Intermediate One

Intermediate 1 leaders Countess Wear Dynamoes had to get their jackets off to despatch Okehampton 2-1. Aaron Libretto and Richard Gilbert were the scorers, but Dynamoes keeper Mike Telford saved a penalty from the Okes Stuart Entwhistle who then later scored their consolation goal. Mark Osbourne was the Dynamoes man of the match.

Feniton are up to second place after they won 9-2 against Newton Town and the match switched to Acland Park. Richard Barass with a hat-trick, doubles from Elliot Dyer and Sam Noah, and singles from Tom Perryman and Dave Ebdon destroyed the Newton Abbot side.

Dawlish Town won 5-1 at home to the UAU Exeter in the result of the day. Matt Jones, Tom Ormandy, Matt Riches, Alan Grigg and substitute Johnny Lawson rounded up the scoring but it was the superb Dawlish defence which dominated.

Exmouth Town beat Culmstock 4-1, Liam Jackson was the goalscorer for the visitors.

Cullompton were beaten 5-2 by Bickleigh, Adrian Hurrell had both Rangers goals.

The Heavitree Harriers match against Alphington was abandoned after 40 minutes due to a broken leg for one of the Alphington players who collided with his own goalkeeper.

Intermediate Two 

Uplowman Athletic made short work of top of the table Lympstone winning 5-2. A Paul Forman hat-trick, Steve Pike and Ben Hellier were the Uplowman scorers.

Hemyock take over as Inter 2 leaders after their 4-0 win against Hatherleigh Town. Alex Baird, Phil Bell pen, Josh Essex and Phil MccLean were the Hemyock scorers.

Cheriton Fitzpaine hammered North Tawton 8-1 with Chris White getting a superb hat-trick, as he did last week. Defender Alan Webber netted twice and singles came from Chris Acton, Hugh Sims and Ashley Knight.

Honiton Town endured their second defeat in a row 2-1 at Rockbeare Rangers. Steve Logan was the Honiton scorer.

Beer Albion won 1-0 at AFC Sidford who played well and felt they deserved a point.

Exmouth Amateurs drew 2-2 against Axminster Town whose second equaliser came from Lewis Couch.

Intermediate Three

Clyst Valley finally stopped runaway leaders Heavitree Social Utd in their tracks by scoring three goals in an injury time. The Valley won 4-2 but reckon they were 2-1 down in the 90th minute when the drama really began. Tom Mcdonough 2, Chris Haase and James Bingham were the Valley scorers. Heavitree also had a man sent off.

Priory won 1-0 against Halwill in a scrappy game and the Exeter side struggled after key striker Scott Laskey was injured. John Noon was the Priory scorer.

Goals were in abundance elsewhere notably at Silverton where the Sporting Club Newton Abbot foundered 13-0. Chris Jones and Richard Sobey shared eight of them, Robert Money, John Ford, Jamie O'Connor and an own goal completed the tally.

Dave Reed banged in five goals as Langdon destroyed Crediton Youth 9-0. Chris Collier, Alex Main, James Main and Ivan Bellfield were the other scorers.

East Budleigh won 5-1 at the Met Office with man of the match Lee Irvine scoring. Jamie Drummond, Carl Chant, Tony Evans and a screamer from Simon Pearse completed the win.

Follygate were 6-4 winners against Newton St Cyres with Dan Timms scoring twice. Neil Thomas, Chris Brooking, Joe Piddington and Paul Dennis found the net as well.

Intermediate Four

Inter 4 leaders Okehampton edged rivals Winkleigh 2-1 but it was hard work. James Callaghan scored one of the Okes goals, Andy Hooper was the Winkleigh scorer.

Amory Argyle beat Awliscombe 4-1 but could not score in the first fifteen minutes when Awliscome only had eight players on the pitch because one of their cars got lost. Vulnett Guri was the Awls scorer.

Beacon Knights were back on form after they won 2-0 against Lapford. Mark Langdon and Chris Bates scored.

Langdon were held 0-0 by visiting Bampton, and it also finished all square at 3-3 between Otterton and the Motel & Offwell.

Bradninch and Seaton drew 3-3 in a frantic match. Elliot Acton, Dan Brooks and Zack Skinner with a superb free kick scored for Bradninch. Jez Rostron scored twice for Seaton.

Sandford won 4-1 at Feniton with Gary Stagg getting a hat-trick. Matthew Julian was the other scorer. Nathan Talbot netted the Feniton goal.