CORNISH SOCCER JANUARY 2018

CORNISH SOCCER
Featuring football across the county of Cornwall

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THE MAGAZINE FOR SWPL news and latest Press release …. Page 4
FOOTBALL IN
CORNWALL Troon thank their sponsors ….. Page 5

Produced Jan 15, 2018 Discount offer for the CORNISH SOCCER Mag .. Page 6

Thanks to all who have Letters, including emails, invite …. Page 7
contributed to this
issue. Player Profile - Camelford’s Dan Balsdon …. Page 8

Especially to the players Around the leagues - Trelawny …. Page 11
included, along with the
photos from Caroline Around the leagues - LWC Drinks Combo ….. Page 12
Hargreaves.
Around the leagues - East Cornwall Prem ….. Page 13
Printed by
JJ SPORTS County Cup and past performances ….. Page 14
PROMOTIONS
LIMITED - Around the leagues - Duchy …. Page 16
157, HEATH ST,
HEDNESFORD, Player Profile - St Ives’ Sam Twyford ….. Page 18
CANNOCK, STAFFS,
WS12 4BT Man in the Middle - Steve Annis …. Page 22

If you have any thoughts What’s happening on the pitch at TCFC …. Page 24
on any article in this
publication, please email All the League Cup results up to date …. Page 25
davedeacon@cornishsoc
cer.info or write to Dave The back page photo features Troon’s Ady Martin
Deacon, CORNISH who was one of only a few in the county on Saturday
SOCCER, to put on their kit as once again the heavens opened!
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FROM

DAVE DEACON

CORNISH SOCCER

Welcome to the first issue of CORNISH SOCCER for 2018.

On the pitch it’s been a pretty quiet start to the New Year as all the rain has had a tremendous impact
on games being called off because of waterlogged venues.

That’s why I took the opportunity to take in the recent Friday Helston v Argyle SWPL match as the
forecast for the following day was heavy rain, and make no mistake it turned out to be heavy, heavy
rain!

While Friday evening was relatively pleasant conditions for watching, the next day couldn’t have been
so different with constant incessant rain supported by a stiff wind too!

However well done to Troon v Madron who followed the suggestion of the Trelawny League by trying
to get in an early kick-off. The idea was mainly to ease the referee shortage position, but on this
occasion with the weather worsening during the day, a brought forward mid morning kick-off thwarted
the heavy rain!

Everyone played their part - both teams, the referee Anita Gittins, even the new Troon new yellow
away kit which Madron had to wear as the visitors’ manager was unable to make it for the revised
kick-off time!

Its good to see clubs working together and its always worth a mention when it happens.

In fact, Troon were already getting a say in this issue (page 5) as they wanted to thank their sponsors
for helping them. If your club wants to do similar, just get in touch with me.

It was also refreshing to be able to feature two Player Profiles where it would seem loyalty is as
important as anything else - thanks to Dan and Sam, who like all the players profiled - they are always
more than helpful to me. A quick word for our referee too - in particular I like Steve’s answer to the “Any
embarrassing moments while refereeing” question.

I delayed this issue until after the weekend hoping the originally postponed Cornwall Senior Cup
games, plus the Cornwall Junior Cup 4th Round ones, would get completed, but that was a waste of
time! Because of this, at least some more clubs get a mention in the centre pages!

As always, thanks for taking the time to read this publication.

Enjoy your football.

Dave Deacon
(CORNISH SOCCER)

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HAVE YOU SEEN THE RECENT

NEWS TO COME OUT OF THE

SOUTH WEST PENINSULA

LEAGUE? – FIRSTLY REGARDING DEADLINES FOR

APPLYING FOR PROMOTION………………

APPLICATIONS FOR PROMOTION TO STEP 5: This followed on from a meeting last month,
hosted by the FA and attended by FA Officials,
The deadline has now passed and clubs had to Senior members from Devon FA and Cornwall FA
apply direct to the FA in London, the League is together with SWP League officers.
aware that Plymouth Parkway have applied in the
correct manner. The meeting proposed that for the 2019/20
season the 2 existing Step 7's of 18 clubs be
TO APPLY FOR THE SWP PREMIER DIVISION changed to 3 Divisions each of a maximum of 16
(STEP 6): clubs. (West, Central & East).

Any club in either the East or West Divisions must The proposal would both reduce travel for clubs
make an application in writing to Phil Hiscox, no and increase opportunities for additional
later than 31st January with a £25 fee. Some have movement and extra clubs to play in the national
already been received, but the full list will not be league system.
issued until after January 31st.
An additional 12 clubs will be necessary, and it is
TO APPLY FOR THE SWP EAST & WEST anticipated they will come from across the 6 feeder
DIVISIONS (STEP 7): leagues. It is likely that the West division will be
from Land’s End to approx. Liskeard, a new
Clubs in the top divisions of the 6 feeder leagues Central Division from approx. Liskeard to Newton
must apply in writing (together with a £75 fee to Abbot which would put Plymouth in the centre of
cover ground grading) – again in writing to Phil the league (currently its clubs are either extreme
Hiscox to arrive no later than January 31st. Clubs East or West) and the East Division from roughly
must also copy in their current league secretary. Newton Abbot Eastwards.

TO APPLY FOR STEP 7 FROM OUTSIDE THE It is further hoped that in the next 18 months
FEEDER LEAGUE SYSTEM: Cornwall will use this re-structure to aid the
pyramid in the County which was viewed as having
This is as above, but clubs must also copy in the too many clubs in one league and too many
Football Association at Wembley with written reserve teams in the other league. In Devon it
reasons for the request. would allow ambitious clubs from across the whole
County to have the opportunity to step up.
CLUBS SUBMITTING WITHDRAWAL NOTICES
OR CHANGES TO HOME GROUNDS/GROUND The new set up will provide 3 Champion clubs
SHARING ETC: rather than the current 2, extending possible
promotion. The SWP Premier would remain
Any club wishing to withdraw at the end of the unchanged and provide a promotion route direct to
playing season, OR change the entity, name of Step 5, though at the bottom end it is possible that
club, ground location or ground share agreements the bottom 3 rather than bottom 2 would be
etc must submit such notice in writing and to arrive relegated each season.
no later than March 31st.
The FA have indicated that they would like to hold
The league will issue another press statement on two meetings, probably in April, one each in Devon
or after February 1st which will give details of all and Cornwall, to invite clubs playing in the six
applicant clubs received by the deadline and a feeder leagues to attend and explore further with
guide as to how matters will next proceed. a view that next season, 2018/19, clubs would
know what they would have to do on and off the
A couple days later, in the first week of the New pitch to qualify for the new set up to commence in
Year, the league issued a Press Release giving the 2019/20 season.
their backing to a proposal to re-structure the Step
7 Divisions in Devon & Cornwall. The SWPL board agreed to support the proposal
and start preparation work to assist with the
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ALL CLUBS NEED A SPONSOR THESE DAYS

Troon AFC have RG Kellow Ltd

Troon AFC are proud to announce that They are approved Contractors for Cornwall Council, Devon
RG Kellow Ltd continue their and Cornwall Constabulary, DCH Group, Falmouth
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also CHAS approved, Constructionline registered and ISO
both of the men’s teams with a two year deal which includes 9001 and 14001 assured. They are members of NICEIC,
new Tracksuit tops for both teams, two new home kits and a Gas Safe and Oftec, together with the UK Radon Association.
club away kit.
They have grown to become one of the leading independent
RG Kellow Ltd was incorporated in April 2007. They started Construction and Maintenance Contractors in Cornwall.
life as a one man freelance surveying practice established by They strive to deliver quality and excellence in all they do and
Managing Director Robert Kellow in January 2006 invest heavily in employee training and development, their
undertaking work in Cornwall and around the UK for the aim is to be the leader in their field.
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As the recession took hold in 2009, RG Kellow Ltd undertook RG Kellow Ltd
it's first building projects - all Design and Build. The first of Unit C3 Pool Business Park
which was rescued from a timber frame company going into
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Pictured : back left to right, Kevin Selby assistant manager Troon 1sts, Dan Oliver Club Captain, Danny Claypit,
Tobie Osmond, Ashley Wills, Jason Smeeth Club Coach.

Front left to right, Jamie Marles 1st Team Manager and Rob Kellow, Managing Director RG Kellow

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Have your say………………………

CORNISH SOCCER invites you to get in contact

Lots of games coming up for the County
Youth side over the next couple of
months ..….….…..….

I am just emailing with an update for the Cornwall Under-18 Rep team for the
next few months.

We have two games in January, both away -

Wiltshire (A) – Saturday 27th January Mick Parry Cup Semi Final – at Amesbury
United 3pm Kick off

Devon (A) – Tuesday 30th January – SWCC at Coach Road, Newton Abbot –
7:30pm Kick Off

Somerset (H) Saturday 10th February – SWCC –St Blazey Kick Off 2:30pm

Devon (H) – Tuesday 20th February – SWCC at St Blazey (TBC) Kick Off
7:30pm

Somerset (A) Saturday 10th March – SWCC at Bridgwater Town Kick Off 2:30pm

If we are successful in reaching the final of either or both competitions we are
left in then we will host both of them in April.

Thanks
Richard (Richard Pallot) Governance Manager, Cornwall Football Association
Limited

Tele: 01208 269010
Fax: 01208 892665

Email: [email protected]
Website : www.cornwallfa.com

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Camelford line up before playing Bodmin Town in the 2010 Westinsure Cornwall Senior Cup Final at Truro on Easter Monday. Back row, from
left, Reg Hambly (manager), Martin Haynes, Dave Cann, Dan Balsdon, Josh Colwill, Adam Sleep, Giles Reynolds, Alex Young, Mark
Menhinick(assistant manager); middle, Stuart Parkyn, Kevin Murt, Cameron Palin (Camelford Player of the Match), Paul Menhinick; front,
Charlie Hambly and John Rowe (mascots).

April 2012 Above : A 2012 Good Friday fixture at Dec 2017
Bodmin, with Camels skipper Dan
Balsdon, No 4 Dan Metherell and sub
Dave Andrews admiring the sun-glasses
of manager Reg Hambly!

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PLAYER Dan balsdon
PROFILE camelford

NAME: Dan Balsdon

DATE OF BIRTH: 15th May 1986

OCCUPATION: Golf Professional

NICKNAME WHEN PLAYING: Dan or Balst

WHO WAS YOUR BOYHOOD FOOTBALLING HERO: Paul Scholes

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT IN FOOTBALL: Relegated with
Bude. Losing Senior Cup final to Bodmin and not being able to make the game versus
Vospers to lift the SWPL D1W champions trophy after we had won to clinch the league!

WHICH PRESENT-DAY PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER DO YOU ADMIRE MOST:
Lionel Messi

WHICH PROFESSIONAL CLUB DO YOU SUPPORT: Plymouth Argyle

WHICH CLUBS HAVE YOU PLAYED FOR: Bude and Camelford

WHICH ARE YOUR FAVOURITE GROUNDS THAT YOU HAVE PLAYED ON: Weston-
super-Mare, Saltash, Buckland, Penryn and Camelford

WHICH IS YOUR LEAST FAVOURITE GROUNDS: Newquay, Falmouth and St Austell.
Never done well at these grounds!

WHAT TROPHIES HAVE YOU WON: SWPL West Divison and SWPL Charity Vase

WHO ARE THE BEST PLAYERS YOU HAVE PLAYED ALONGSIDE: Mark Gusterspn -
top striker. Josh Insley - gives a lot for the team. Andy Boxall - Mr Energy!! Adam Sleep -
great defender most of the time!! The County Youth lads have been a pleasure to play with
over the last few years. Neil Slateford played for the Camels for a bit and you could tell
how good he would be. Special mention to Kev Murt for doing my running for about 8 years!!

ANY EMBARRASSING MOMENTS WHILE PLAYING: I was playing in goal for Bude
when we had no goalkeeper and a shot trickled in to me, albeit slightly to my left, and I
misjudged the dive and ended up with my feet vertically above my head still moving and
dropping the ball on the goal line presenting their striker with a tap-in!

ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE IN LOCAL FOOTBALL: Become more in
line with rugby with the player - ref interaction. Would like to see more players punished
for bad language towards referees.

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Around the Leagues

THE WHIRLWIND SPORTS
TRELAWNY LEAGUE

HOPEFULLY YOU’LL ENJOY READING THIS DIVISION 3 MATCH OVERALL LEADING
REPORT FOUND ON FACEBOOK AS MUCH AS I DID RECENTLY GOALSCORERS (UP TO

St Erme - 1 West Cornwall - 4 13th Jan 2018)

A new year, a new start some may say, after 4 weeks without any football 29
and having consumed large quantities of booze and food it was back to Jowan May (Mousehole 3rds)
footy and the hope of starting the new year off with a bang and picking up
the first 3 pts of the new year. 26 (Mawnan, Mawnan
Liam Dent
Unfortunately for St Erme, West Cornwall hadn’t read the script and it Reserves)
turned out to be a day to forget for the Saints. The game got underway on
a soft pitch after the recent wet weather and it was the hosts who actually 21
dominated the 1st half but the visitors who took the lead which was a head Jack Liddicoat (Newlyn Non-Athletico)
scratcher, but that’s football for you. The closest the hosts got was when
Elliott Jolly met a Spencer Sanford corner with a powerful downward 18
header that was cleared of the line with a last ditch boot, the ball ricocheted Kalon Mayes (Mousehole 3rds)
back off Jolly and was saved by the keeper’s face and somehow scrambled
away to safety. 17
Michael Catterall (Troon AFC
The half time team talk consisted of us all agreeing to do what we had been Reserves, Troon AFC)
doing and turn the screw on the visitors and get back in the game and then Adam Keenan (Mawnan)
push on and get the points our 1st half performance deserved, however for Quaid Saunders (Perranwell Reserves)
the Saints it went a bit ‘Pete Tong’ as we crumbled somewhat and conced-
ed a comical goal within 10 mins of the restart to give ourselves a massive 16
problem, and as we pushed we got caught out again as West Cornwall Luke Carrol (Penzance Reserves)
scored a brilliant 3rd to seal the points.
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St Erme however were still hoping they could find a way back and did Toby Angwin (St Just Reserves)
manage to pull one back within 5 minutes as a great ball was swung in by Christopher Bullock (Mousehole
Sanford again via a free kick, the ball was met by birthday boy and skipper Reserves)
Andy Mitchell who’s sumptuous side foot volley was buried to give the
Saints some hope, another chance quickly followed as Jolly hit the bar with
a header from a corner but it was looking like being one of those days.

Some further changes were made but to no avail and as the game came 14
to an end the ref awarded a dubious penalty as the ref felt keeper Lee Kit Claydon-Johns (Lizard Argyle
Langmaid had made contact on the striker as he threw himself to the Reserves)
ground – on discussion there had actually been no contact and the FA may Jack Froud (Frogpool & Cusgarne
seek to review it and see the West Cornwall player hit with a 2 game ban Reserves)
for diving, but looking at recent Premiership referees decision then this is Oliver Pridham (Newlyn Lions)
likely not to happen, VAR could have made a massive difference on this Chris Shackley (St Agnes Reserves)
decision but this is yet to be installed at Castle Fields.

The penalty was dispatched to make the score look quite flattering for the 13
visitors but they definitely deserved the win in the end, as for the Saints Danny Earl (Penwith Exiles)
then you could put it down to rustiness but as a team the simple things
weren’t done and it cost them on the day, a much improved performance 12
is needed going forward if they are to turn their fortunes around. Nathan Burt (Penwith Exiles)
Damon Nicholls (Ludgvan Reserves)
St Erme M.O.M Sponsored by some kind of alcoholic shot– Goal keeper Jason O'Sullivan (Hayle Reserves,
Lee Langmaid who made some good saves throughout, well played mate!!! Hayle 3rds)

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Around the Leagues

LWC DRINKS
COMBINATION LEAGUE

What better a way to work off the Christmas
Day Turkey than playing on Boxing Day!

However not every side, whether it be P W D L F A Pts % success Pts/game
because of the fixture schedule or the
weather, have managed to get the oppor- Perranwell 3 3 0 0 11 4 9 100 3
tunity in the Combo League over the past
11 seasons. Carharrack 2 2 0 0 9 5 6 100 3

Because Mullion missed out at Penryn St Agnes 1 1 0 0 5 1 3 100 3
last month, it means that only Illogan
RBL have appeared in action on every St Just 3 2 0 1 7 3 6 66.67 2
Boxing Day (although one was a 27th!),
and on a day of mainly local derbies, the Wendron 8 4 3 1 24 21 15 62.5 1.88
Oxland Parc club has in fact only met two
different oppositions in Holman SC and Illogan RBL 11 6 2 3 24 14 20 60.61 1.82
more recently Redruth United.
Helston Athletic 6 4 1 1 23 4 10 55.56 1.67
In fact Illogan’s first meeting with Redruth
brought in an eye-catching attendance of Porthleven 7 3 2 2 12 9 11 52.38 1.57
220, however that’s not the highest in
recent years since records have been Falmouth Town 6 3 0 3 15 13 9 50 1.5
produced. The record goes to when two
reserve sides met each other in 2011 at Redruth United 5 2 1 2 11 6 7 46.67 1.4
Bickland Park and 250 watched Fal-
mouth Town beat Penryn Athletic 4-0 Ludgvan 5 2 0 3 7 19 6 40 1.2
with goals from Mike Brewer (2), Darren
Friend and an own goal. Mullion 10 2 4 4 25 25 10 33.33 1

Penzance 4 1 1 2 2 9 4 33.33 1

Pendeen Rovers 3 1 0 2 3 7 3 33.33 1

Holman SC 6 1 1 4 3 18 4 22.22 0.67

Penryn Ath 6 1 1 4 8 17 4 22.22 0.67

Hayle 2 0 02 3 6 0 0 0

St Day 2 0 02 5 9 0 0 0

St Ives 1 0 01 2 5 0 0 0

Goonhavern 1 0 01 1 5 0 0 0

BOXING DAY CLASHES IN LAST TEN YEARS TO GET OVER 100

2011 - Falmouth Town Reserves 4-0 Penryn Athletic Reserves 250
2013 - Illogan RBL 3-2 Redruth Utd 220
2016 - Porthleven Reserves 1-1 Helston Athletic Reserves 155
2011 - Pendeen Rovers 0-3 St Just 140
2012 - Pendeen Rovers 2-1 St Just 130
2014 - Penryn Athletic Reserves 2-5 Falmouth Town Reserves 108
2016 - Carharrack 5-3 St Day 103
2014 - Illogan RBL Reserves 2-1 Redruth United 100

● Figures and results taken from www.cornwallcomboleague.co.uk

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MORTGAGE ADVICE BUREAU EAST
CORNWALL PREMIER LEAGUE

SOME STATS 2017-18

(Up to & including Saturday January 13 2018)

PREMIER DIVISION ONE

BIGGEST HOME WINS

Bere Alston United 15-0 St Blazey Elburton Villa 11-0 Roche

Plymouth Parkway 8-0 St Blazey Wadebridge Town 9-0 Roche

Torpoint Athletic 8-1 St Blazey Wadebridge Town 9-1 St Teath

PREMIER DIVISION ONE

BIGGEST AWAY WINS

St Blazey 0-9 Bere Alston United Padstow United 1-8 St Minver
Pensilva 0-8 Polperro Padstow United 1-7 Millbrook
Newquay 1-6 Wadebridge Town
Pensilva 0-8 Torpoint Athletic St Teath 0-5 Lakeside Athletic
St Blazey 0-8 Plymouth Parkway

PREMIER DIVISION ONE

HIGHEST SCORE DRAWS

St Stephens Borough 3-3 Plymstock United Lanreath 5-5 Lakeside Athletic
Morwenstow 3-3 Padstow United

PREMIER DIVISION ONE

MOST GOALS IN A GAME

Bere Alston United 15-0 St Blazey Elburton Villa 11-0 Roche
St Blazey 2-8 Torpoint Athletic Lanreath 5-5 Lakeside Athletic

Bere Alston United 7-3 Launceston St Teath 3-7 St Minver
Looe Town 4-5 Plymstock United St Minver 7-3 Newquay
Wadebridge Town 9-1 St Teath
Polperro 3-6 Tavistock
St Blazey 0-9 Bere Alston United

Torpoint Athletic 8-1 St Blazey

● Results taken from http://www.football.mitoo.co.uk

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Once again the weather LATEST ROUND Results
has taken hold of the (so far!)
football fixture
programme and in RGB CORNWALL SENIOR CUP
particular with the
County Cups. THIRD ROUND

Bodmin Town 8-1 St Dennis

Bude Town 2-8 Saltash United

Falmouth Town 5-1 Penzance

Mousehole 2-0 West Cornwall

Sticker 1-0 Launceston

Ties are being changed from the original host’s (Still to be played)
ground to the opponents and back again, and to add
even more confusion, then being put back a day or AFC St Austell v Camelford
so to try and combat further delay!
Torpoint Athletic v Carharrack
All CORNISH SOCCER can suggest is that you
keep looking at social media, and in particular on the Newquay v Millbrook
various sites of the clubs involved, to try and work
out whether a tie is going to be staged or not! These are the latest venues, however further

weather disruptions might mean them changing

again

This issue was hoping to include the draw for the next rounds of both the RGB Senior and Bond Timber
Junior Cups, but it would appear that they have been put back a day or two.

In the meantime, here’s how all the clubs left in the competitions have done over recent seasons.

CORNWALL SENIOR CUP

SEASON-BY-SEASON FORM

ROUND BY ROUND 2005 - 2017

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

AFC ST AUSTELL 3 2 2 3 W QF F QF 2 W W SF 3

BODMIN TOWN F F QF SF 2 W W W W F 3 W W

CAMELFORD 12222F3332323

CARHARRACK - - - - - - - - - - - 23

FALMOUTH TOWN QF SF QF SF 3 2 QF QF 2 2 2 1 SF

MILLBROOK 2 SF 3 2 3 3 1 2 PR 1 2 QF QF

MOUSEHOLE 3 2 PR 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 QF 3

NEWQUAY 3 3 2 3 3 2 3 2 SF 2 2 QF SF

SALTASH UNITED 3 2 3 F F 3 SF F 3 SF 3 QF F

STICKER 1 1 2 PR 3 1 3 1 2 3 2 2 1

TORPOINT ATHLETIC SF 3 QF QF 3 2 2 3 QF 3 2 3 QF

Page 14 ● All stats obtained either via CORNISH SOCCER or the Cornwall FA website

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LATEST ROUND Results
(so far!)

BOND TIMBER CORNWALL JUNIOR CUP

FOURTH ROUND

Lizard Argyle v St Mawgan

Mousehole v New Inn Titans

Penryn Athletic v Penwith Exiles

Penzance v Torpoint Athletic

St Buryan v Holywell & Cubert

St Day v St Stephen

Sticker v Frogpool & Cusgarne

Wendron United v Lostwithiel

All postponed on Saturday 13th January 2018, now to be played 20th January 2018!

CORNWALL JUNIOR CUP

SEASON-BY-SEASON FORM

ROUND BY ROUND 2013 - 2017

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

FROGPOOL & CUSGARNE (Trelawny) D 3 D 2 D F 3 D 1

HOLYWELL & CUBERT (Duchy) D 2 D 1 D 5 D 1 3

LIZARD ARGYLE (Trelawny) D F D 4 D 2 4 3

LOSTWITHIEL (Duchy) D 1 D 4 D 1 D 2 D 1

MOUSEHOLE (Trelawny) D 1 D 4 D 2 D 1 3

NEW INN TITANS (Trelawny) - - - D 2 D 2

PENRYN ATHLETIC (Trelawny) D 1 D 1 D 4 SF 4

PENWITH EXILES (Trelawny) D 1 D 1 D 2 D 1 4

PENZANCE (Trelawny) D 1 - - D 2 D 2

ST BURYAN (Trelawny) D SF D QF F D 2 D 2

ST DAY (Trelawny) D 3 D 3 D 1 D 1 D 2

ST MAWGAN (Duchy) D 2 D 1 D 3 3 4

ST STEPHEN (Duchy) D 1 D 2 D F F F

STICKER (Duchy) D 2 D 1 D 3 D 1 QF

TORPOINT ATHLETIC (Duchy) D SF D 3 D 2 3 QF

WENDRON UNITED (Trelawny) D 3 D 1 D 1 4 D 1

Up until season 2015-16 the competition was based on East and West Divisions through-
out with the East Monday Final being played between the winners of each of the two
areas. After this season, only the first two rounds are still split east and west.

The “D” above indicates “Divisional”.

● All stats obtained via the Cornwall FA website Page 15

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JJ JONES DUCHY LEAGUE

OVERALL LEADING CORNISH SOCCER understands that the current top four of the
GOALSCORERS (UP TO Premier Division (which would mean St Stephen, St Mawgan,
Sticker Reserves and Veryan) have all put in applications for
13th Jan 2018) promotion up in to the Mortgage Advice Bureau East Cornwall
Premier League.
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Tom Hancock (Southgate) However, this doesn’t mean, come the end of the season and
should the team be in a position to take promotion, that they might
19 St not have had a change of mind and decide to stay in the Duchy.
Martyn Probert (St Newlyn East)
Jordan Willmott (St Stephen, Applications had to be in by the 7th January, however with the
Stephen Reserves) Duchy League Committee not meeting until the 22nd, nothing will
be formally released until after this date.
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Craig Allen (St Columb Major) At this time it is only an application to the Duchy that is required,
Phil Burgoyne (Stoke Climsland) however out of courtesy the ECPL have been advised.
Ross London (St Newlyn East)
So just what is actually required to be successful in obtaining
15 promotion?
James Bosley (Boscastle, Boscastle
Reserves) Hopefully the following, received from the Duchy League
Liam Cairns (Southgate) Secretary Mike Newcombe might help of us all understand
Robert Court (Lamerton Community)
Nathan Panter (Lamerton Community) CRITERIA FOR PROMOTION AND RELEGATION
BETWEEN THE EAST CORNWALL PREMIER
14 LEAGUE AND THE JJ JONES DUCHY LEAGUE
Thomas Guest (Gorran)
Adam Price (Tintagel) (Updated agreement from 2014-15 season)

13 THE ECPL will only take ONE CLUB from the Duchy
Anthony Harman (Polperro Reserves) League
Nathan Hugh (St Dennis Reserves, St
Dennis Thirds) The Club requesting promotion must finish in the
Jamie Seery (Queens Rangers) top three of the Duchy Premier Division and
Samuel Smith (Altarnun) comply with the requirements as detailed in Duchy
Owen Trudgen (Tregony) League Rules

12 If the ECPL Division One has 16 teams, the Club
Michael Horne (AFC Bodmin) finishing in the bottom position may retire to
Byron Robbins (Torpoint Athletic the Duchy Premier Division if it so wishes
Thirds)
Courtney Rowe (St Stephen, St Any other Club wishing to retire from the ECPL
Stephen Reserves) will be accepted into the Duchy League, but will
be placed in one of their Divisions as decided by
11 the Duchy League Council or Management Committee
Zack Rosen (Rame Peninisula)
Calum Searle (St Dominick)
Luke Worrall (Tregony)

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CRITERIA FOR ACCEPTANCE BY THE ECPL

1/ Separate Dressing Rooms and Shower Facilities for each team.

2/ Separate Referee changing room and shower facilities.

3/ No charge for use of facilities.

4/ Fenced Perimeters.

5/ Dug Outs to be installed within one-year of acceptance

Conditions

1/ Any team seeking promotion must apply in writing to its own League by
7th January in the current season. Initial ground grading by own League
by 7th February

2/ Feeder League recommends Clubs who have met criteria by 7th February.
Recommendation to be accompanied by a fee of £50.

3/ Clubs confirm application in writing to ECPL by 14th February.

4/ A ground inspection would be carried out by ECPL by 14th March.

5/ Feeder League to be informed by ECPL of Clubs who have met criteria by
31st March.

6/ All improvements/work required to secure promotion would need to be
carried out, completed and passed by 31st May.

7/ As the criteria for the ground etc. must meet the standard required
for Senior Cup competition Cornwall FA would be asked to adjudicate if
required

HOW HAVE THE RECENTLY PROMOTED SIDES
FARED?

2016-17 Duchy Premier Champions St Minver currently top out of 12 in Division 1

2015-16 Duchy Premier Champions Looe Town finished 3rd/13 2016-17

2014-15 Duchy Premier Champions Padstow United finished 12th/17 2015-16

2013-14 Duchy Premier Champions Pensilva finished 5th/15 2014-15

2012-13 Duchy Premier Champions AFC St Austell finished 6th/15 2013-14
Runners-up Fowey United finished Champions/15 2013-14

Third placed Mevagissey finished 7th/15 2013-14

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13 BUT NOT
UNLUCKY FOR SAM!

PLAYER EXODUS! Giving close attention to Camelford’s Bobby Hopkinson

It doesn’t always go that
winning a trophy (or two)
means that a side stays
together, ask St Ives Town!
Skipper and featured player
Sam Twyford admits that
despite winning the LWC
Drinks Combination League
Cup, they suffered a bit of a
player exodus during last
summer! “Unfortunately, Joel
McWilliams, Max Davies, Joe
Day, Josh Magin, Dave
Boules and Simon Stevens all
left! McWilliams and Stevens
joined Penzance, while Magin,
Day and Davies went to
Ludgvan. Dave Boules moved
up country."

Only around seven or eight
from the Cup Final squad
remain, but at least the
majority of players that left at
least did so to play at a higher
standard of football.

NOW IN 13th SEASON AT THE SALTINGS

With Sam staying, it means he is now in his 13th season with the club that plays at The Saltings in Lelant, a
village before you actually get to the seaside resort.

Sam confirms he’s been a long time with the Saints, although he did venture away in the early days: “I
believe this is my 13th season with St Ives after making my debut at 16. I made the step up at 18 and played
for Penzance in the South Western League. That was the season that Wayne Quinn first signed for the club.
The following season I signed for Falmouth Town 1st team and played under Steve Massey.”

Despite being approached to play elsewhere, Sam had to weigh up how much actual match action he was
going to get: : “I knew I was good enough to play that standard, but never got the game time I was used to
at St Ives. I was guaranteed 90 minutes whatever the circumstances at St Ives, but I couldn't get to grips

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with being a bit-part player at either Penzance
or Falmouth.”

LOYALTY

Which meant there was only really one choice
for Sam, and that’s how it has continued with no
regrets: “I returned to St Ives on both occasions
half way through the season. I get asked each
season to make the step up again, but with work
commitments and the enjoyment I get from
playing for my local club I've never been
tempted since leaving Falmouth. I've been
captain for the last 8 or 9 seasons and with that
comes loyalty. I'm glad I played the highest
standard I could, but have not once regretted
not trying again.”

Sam’s loyalty was at last rewarded with a
couple trophies last season, but why has it been
so long for a club which in its 25 seasons to
date in the Cornwall Combination League have
only failed to finish in the top half of the table on
four occasions: “I've played in some really
strong St Ives sides over the years. Played
alongside Ryan Bushby, Ian Hodges, Chris
Russell, Simon Stevens, but always we came
up short when it mattered. The closest we came
to win anything with that team was when Truro
City were in the Combination! I believe they won
the league and cup double that season and
knocked us out in the semi. There was always
that one side pumping a bit of money in when
we felt we could win something!”

Finally, it’s often mentioned that the standard of the Combo league isn’t so good these days – so what are the
thoughts of someone who should know better than most : “I totally agree that the Combo isn't the standard it
once was! I've felt the standard has dropped year on year. I remember when I first started and there was a lot
more experienced heads with only a couple of youngsters in each side. You look at most Combination sides
now and it’s all kids, just like St Ives (apart from me!).”

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PLAYER Sam twyford
PROFILE St ives town

NAME: Sam Twyford

DATE OF BIRTH: 25th September 1987

OCCUPATION: Senior Product Manager

NICKNAME WHEN PLAYING: Sammy T

WHO WAS YOUR BOYHOOD FOOTBALLING HERO:
Ronaldo (the Brazilian one)

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT
IN FOOTBALL: That it has taken me 22 years to win a
trophy!

WHICH PRESENT-DAY PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER
DO YOU ADMIRE MOST: Mark Noble - one club man

WHICH PROFESSIONAL CLUB DO YOU SUPPORT:
West Ham United

WHICH CLUBS HAVE YOU PLAYED FOR: St Ives,
Penzance and Falmouth Town

WHICH ARE YOUR FAVOURITE GROUNDS THAT YOU
HAVE PLAYED ON: Millfield School. I was lucky enough
to represent Cornwall Colleges against Somerset. It was
like playing on a carpet. And obviously, The Saltings!

WHICH IS YOUR LEAST FAVOURITE GROUNDS: Sam , with the CCL Cup trophy
Perranwell

WHAT TROPHIES HAVE YOU WON: Cornwall
Combination League Cup and Evely Cup (this would have been blank if you asked me last year!)

WHO ARE THE BEST PLAYERS YOU HAVE PLAYED ALONGSIDE: Dave Boules, Sean Roberts
and Dan Ellis

ANY EMBARRASSING MOMENTS WHILE PLAYING: Losing 8-0 to Redruth in a Combo League
game

ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE IN LOCAL FOOTBALL: Remove rolling subs. I'm all
for giving players more game time, but completely undermines Senior football.

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STEVE ANNIS

“Make sure you join your local

Referees Association”

You were a player before taking up reffing, but
what made you take up the whistle and what do
you feel needs to be done to encourage more
former players to do the same?

I was picking up injuries as often as playing so when
I saw a course advertised I jumped at the chance to
stay involved in the game. We need to get around to
clubs and explain to older players how they could
extend their involvement. When they see ex-players
like Ian Roberts, George Pattison and myself who all
refereed into our 50's at Southern League level then
maybe they might get the bug.

What advice would you give to anyone locally
just starting out refereeing?

Make sure you join your local Referees Association.
There is a wealth of support and advice available to
help improve your game and increase your
enjoyment. Secondly, learn from your mistakes, you
will make loads, but not as many as the players, lol!

VAR is being tried in certain games now - what
are your thoughts on this move? Good or bad
for the game?

Because of the money at that level it’s needed to
avoid goal/not goal errors, especially in a crowded
goal area.

You reached a decent level of reffing, however
do you ever think that if you had started at an
earlier age, you could have gone even higher?

Yes I do wonder what if, but having seen the
amount of time involved with travelling, meetings
and time off work, I am happy to have had a few
years at a decent level.

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THE MAN IN THE MIDDLE

Steve annis

NAME :Steve Annis

DATE OF BIRTH :
20th December 1967

OCCUPATION : Maths teacher

BEFORE TAKING UP THE WHISTLE
DID YOU EVER PLAY FOR ANYONE
AND IF YES WHO : Culdrose and
Holmans

WHO WAS YOUR BOYHOOD
FOOTBALLING HERO (player and or
ref) : Liam Brady, the sweetest left foot for the mighty Arsenal

WHICH PROFESSIONAL CLUB DO YOU SUPPORT : Arsenal

HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN A REFEREE : Started in 1998 while still playing for
Culdrose on Sundays

WHAT’S THE HIGHEST LEVEL YOU HAVE REFFED AT : Level 3, which included the
Southern and Western Leagues, plus assistant on the National League

WHICH ARE YOUR FAVOURITE GROUNDS THAT YOU HAVE REFFED AT : Torquay
and Forest Green Rovers, although any ground under floodlights is always a bit special

WHAT’S THE BIGGEST GAME YOU HAVE OFFICIATED IN : Locally it was an FA Vase
match between Truro and St Blazey in front of 900 fans, further afield, Weymouth v
Dorchester in the Southern League.

ANY EMBARRASSING MOMENTS WHILE REFEREEING : According to the forums, most of my
performances are embarrassing, lol

ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE IN LOCAL FOOTBALL : Players pressurising
referees to caution opponents for every foul!

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Results for TRURO CITY

Cornwall’s highest based club

NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH - Step 2

TRURO CITY PLAYING RECORD 2017-18

Sat 5th Aug H Welling Utd Lge W 3-2 Lamont, Cooke, Allen 506

Mon 7th Aug A Gloucester City Lge W 3-0 Palmer, Gerring, Copp 352

Sat 12th Aug A Concord Rangers Lge D 2-2 Keats, Yetton 257

Tue 15th Aug H Bath City Lge L 1-2 Cooke 676

Sat 19th Aug H Eastbourne Boro Lge L 0-1 412

Sat 26th Aug A Chelmsford City Lge L 0-2 730

Mon 28th Aug H Weston-s-Mare Lge W 2-1 Harvey, Cooke 441

Sat 2nd Sep A Hemel Hempstead Lge W 2-1 Cooke, Keats 466

Tue 5th Sep A Havant & Waterlooville Lge W 2-1 Keats, Cooke 698

Sat 9th Sep H Whitehawk Lge W 7-2 Keats 3, Harvey, Cooke, OG., Hartridge 413

Tue 12th Sep H Chippenham Town Lge W 1-0 Neal 288

Sat 16th Sep H AFC Portchester FAC W 2-0 Neal, Thompson 302

Sat 23rd Sep A East Thurrock United Lge W 2-1 Keats, Riley-Lowe 362

Sat 30th Sep H AFC Sudbury FAC W 4-1 Todd, Lamont, Harvey, Yetton 359

Sat 7th Oct H Hampton & Richmond Lge D 1-1 Riley-Lowe 531

Sat 21st Oct A Wealdstone Lge L 1-2 Harvey 817

Sat 28th Oct H Bognor Regis Town Lge D 1-1 Gerring 604

Sun 5th Nov A Charlton Athletic FAC L 1-3 Harvey 4494

Sat 11th Nov H Dartford Lge W 3-1 Harvey, Cooke 2 541

Sat 18th Nov A Hungerford Town Lge W 1-0 OG 224

Tues 21st Nov A Braintree Town Lge D 1-1 Cooke 466

Sat 25th Nov A Lewes FAT W 3-1 Todd, Harvey, Neal 619

Sat 2nd Dec H St Albans City Lge L 1-2 Harvey 513

Tues 5th Dec A Oxford City Lge L 1-3 Lamont 275

Sat 9th Dec A Welling United Lge D 2-2 Cooke, Harvey 383

Sat 16th Dec A Sutton United FAT L 0-1 576

Sat 23rd Dec H Gloucester City Lge D 1-1 Harding 523

Tues 26th Dec A Poole Town Lge W 3-0 Cooke, Harvey 2 381

Mon 1st Jan H Poole Town Lge W 3-1 Thompson, Gerring, Riley-Lowe 573

Sat 6th Jan A Bath City Lge D 0-0 612

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ALL THE LEAGUES CUP
RESULTS

WALTER C PARSON FUNERAL THIRD ROUND
DIRECTORS LEAGUE CUP (SWPL)
Bodmin Town v Tavistock (17th Jan)
(with attendances in brackets)
Cullompton Rgrs 0-5 Plymouth Pkwy (64)

Falmouth Town 4-1 Torridgeside (95)

FIRST ROUND Mousehole v Launceston (20th Jan)

Alphington 0-1 Axminster Town (43) Newton Abbot Sp 2-2 Uni of Exeter (59)

Appledore 1-6 Uni of Exeter (79) (Newton Spurs Won on Pens)

Bude Town 0-5 Teignmouth (55) Plymouth Argyle 2-2 Godolphin Atl (36)

Callington Town 1-2 Torpoint Athletic (62) (Godolphin Won on Pens)

Dobwalls 1-5 Newton Abbot Sp (34) Teignmouth 4-3 Penzance (205)

Falmouth Town 2-0 Helston Athletic (138) Torpoint Athletic 1-1 Stoke Gabriel (82)

Galmpton & Rose 5-3 Liskeard Athletic (47) (Torpoint Won on Pens)

Godolphin Atlantic 3-2 Wadebridge Tn (81) QUARTER FINALS draw
Bodmin Town/Tavistock v Plymouth Parkway
Holsworthy 3-2 St Martins (71) Falmouth Town v Torpoint Ath (24th Feb)
Godolphin Atlantic v Newton Abb Sp (3rd Feb)
Ilfracombe Town 2-2 Budleigh Salterton (68) Mousehole/Launceston v Teignmouth

(Ilfracombe Won on Pens)

Ivybridge Town 3-0 Bovey Tracey (36)

Launceston 2-1 Brixham (46)

Liverton United 3-2 Elburton Villa (16)

Ludgvan 2-3 Mousehole (148) ***

Newquay 1-2 St Dennis (104)

Penzance 2-1 St Blazey (108) SWAZ TEAMWEAR LEAGUE CUP
(ECPL)
Plymstock United 3-1 Plymouth Marjon (30)

Sidmouth Town 3-2 Crediton United (57)

Sticker 0-1 Porthleven (74)

Stoke Gabriel 4-3 Witheridge (58) ROUND 1

Torridgeside 3-0 Honiton Town (42) Bude Town 0-1 Padstow United

Wendron United 2-4 Camelford (45) Lanreath 2-1 Tavistock

SECOND ROUND Liskeard Athletic 0-1 Callington Town

Exmouth Town 1-2 Cullompton Rgrs (92) Mevagissey 5-0 St Blazey

Godolphin Atlantic 2-1 Illogan RBL (57) Millbrook 6-2 Roche

Holsworthy 1-5 Teignmouth (120) Morwenstow 1-3 Plymstock United

Ilfracombe Town 1-3 Uni of Exeter (75) Newquay 0-6 Bere Alston United

Launceston 2-2 Saltash United (78) Saltash United 4-1 Elburton Villa

(Launceston Won on Pens) St Stephens Boro 4-3 Looe Town

Mousehole 1-0 Camelford (68) St Teath 1-10 Launceston

Newton Abbot Sp 3-2 Plymstock United (51) Torpoint Athletic 4-0 St Austell

Penzance 7-5 St Dennis (70) Wadebridge Town 1-1 Lakeside Athletic

Plymouth Argyle 4-3 Millbrook (108) (Away Win on penalties)

Plymouth Parkway 3-1 Galmpton & Rose (64) ROUND 2

Porthleven 2-4 Bodmin Town (88) Bere Alston United 3-6 Saltash United

Sidmouth Town 1-2 Stoke Gabriel (54) Callington Town 1-0 St.Minver

St Austell 1-3 Falmouth Town (175) Lakeside Athletic 3-2 Millbrook

Tavistock 3-2 Ivybridge Town (82) Lanreath 1-6 Launceston

Torpoint Athletic 2-1 Liverton United (73) Padstow United 0-1 Plymstock United

Torridgeside 4-3 Axminster Town (92)

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Pensilva 4-2 Mevagissey Gunnislake 1 - 8 Queens Rangers
Pelynt 2 - 3 Callington Tn 3rds
Polperro 5-2 Torpoint Athletic St Breward 2 - 3 North Petherwin

St Stephens Boro 1-3 Plymouth Parkway St Dominick (aet)
St Newlyn East 8 - 0 Tintagel
QUARTER FINAL St Stephen 1 - 4 Torpoint Ath 3rds
Tregrehan Mills 3 - 1 Veryan
Callington Town v Plymstock United 3 - 0 St Columb Major

(6th March)

Pensilva v Lakeside Ath.

(20th Jan)

Plymouth Parkway v Polperro SECOND ROUND

(20th Jan) St Merryn 1 - 3 Callington Tn 3rds

Saltash United v Launceston

(7th March)

***

***

LWC DRINKS CORNWALL BODMIN SPORTS TROPHIES
COMBINATION LEAGUE CUP DUCHY LEAGUE CUP

PRELIMINARY ROUND FIRST ROUND 2 - 8 Lamerton Comm
High Street 6 - 2 Gorran
Perranwell 1-2 West Cornwall 40 Stoke Climsland

Rnas Culdrose 0-3 Hayle 10

St Agnes 0-4 St Just 45 SECOND ROUND

St Ives Town 2-0 Goonhavern 26 Calstock 1 - 1 Polperro Reserves

(Pens 4-5)

1ST ROUND Delabole United 0 - 5 Roche Reserves
Hayle
Helston Ath Res 1-6 Pendeen Rov 35 Foxhole Stars Res 3 - 2 Saltash United 4ths
Mullion 5-3 St Just (aet) 45
Penryn Athletic 2-3 Falmouth Tn Res20 Lamerton Comm 6 - 2 Nth Petherwin Res
Perranporth 2-0 Illogan RBL Res50
St Day 1-0 Carharrack 60 Lanivet Inn 5 - 1 St Eval Spitfires
St Ives Town 3-1 Porthleven Res 26
West Cornwall 6-1 Holman SC 15 Lifton 3 - 2 Looe Town Res
4-0 Redruth United 10
(aet)

Liskeard Ath Thirds 2 - 3 St Minver Res

Mevagissey Res 7 - 2 Week St Mary

Pensilva Reserves 1 - 4 Rame Peninsula

St Anns Chapel 3 - 7 Lostwithiel Res

QUARTER-FINALS (all 20th Jan) St Kew FC 2 - 7 Southgate

Falmouth Town Resv Penryn Athletic St Mawgan Res 2 - 3 Lanreath Reserves

Pendeen Rovers v Helston Ath Res Stoke Climsland 0 - 4 St Stephen Res

St Day v St Ives Town Tregony 3 - 4 St Dennis Thirds

West Cornwall v Perranporth Wadebridge 3rds 3 - 1 Boscastle Res

THIRD ROUND

*** Lanreath Reserves 4 - 2 Lostwithiel Res

Lifton 3 - 4 St Stephen Res

KMD DEVELOPMENTS DUCHY (Aet)
KNOCKOUT CUP

FIRST ROUND ***

AFC Bodmin 3 - 1 Sticker Reserves PERCY STEPHENS CUP
(TRELAWNY)
Altarnun 4 - 1 North Hill
FIRST ROUND
Boscastle 12 - 3 Saltash Utd Thirds Camborne SoMines 3 - 1 West Cornwall Res
Carharrack Res A - W Penwith Exiles
Foxhole Stars 3 - 1 Biscovey

Gerrans & St M Utd 2 - 3 Lostwithiel (aet)

Godolphin Atl Res 2 - 3 Holywell & Cubert

Grampound 2 - 1 St Cleer

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Constantine 6 - 2 Newlyn Non-Athl Stithians 1 - 2 St Buryan
Troon AFC 2 - 0 St Agnes Reserves
Falmouth DC 3 - 2 Mullion Reserves Wendron Utd Res 3 - 5 Lizard Argyle

(aet) (Aet)

Falmouth Town 3 - 4 RNAS Culdr Res

Gwinear Churcht’n 5 - 6 Illogan RBL 3rds

Holman SC Res 3 - 6 Perranporth Res

Lanner 2 - 3 Four Lanes ***

Lizard Argyle 6 - 0 St Erme LEAGUE CUP

Ludgvan Reserves 12 - 0 Madron

Penzance Reserves0 - 7 Stithians FIRST ROUND

Praze-an-Beeble 1 - 5 Mawnan Constantine 4 - 2 Trispen

Probus 5 - 3 St Day Reserves Mawnan Reserves 5 - 2 Penwith Exiles

(aet) Newlyn Non-Ath 3 - 5 Hayle Reserves

St Buryan 1 - 2 St Just Reserves

St Keverne 2 - 1 St Ives Mariners

Storm 2 – 2 Perranwell Res ***

(pens 4-5)

SECOND ROUND LOCKHART CUP

Hayle Reserves 0 - 3 Mousehole Res FIRST ROUND
Four Lanes
Perranwell Res 0 - 2 Four Lanes Frogpool & Cusg 1 - 2 Goonhavern Athletic Res
Newlyn Lions 2 - 3 Storm
(aet) St Day 3rds 4 - 1 Mullion Reserves
4 - 2 Gwinear Churchtown
Perranporth Res 3 - 1 Penwith Exiles

RNAS Culdr Res 1 - 2 Wendron Utd Res

St Agnes Reserves 1 - 4 New Inn Titans

St Keverne 1 - 2 Camborne SoM

Troon AFC 2 - 5 Mawnan ***

*** RUSSELL HALL CUP

ARTHUR PEARCE CUP FIRST ROUND
(TRELAWNY)
Holman SC Res 1 - 2 Falmouth DC

(aet)

SECOND ROUND Ludgvan Reserves 14 - 1 Newlyn Non-Athlet Res

Constantine Res 5 - 0 Troon AFC Res Ruan Minor 0 - 1 Frogpool & Cusg Res

Goonhavern 3rds 0 - 4 St Day 3rds St Erme 0 - 1 New Inn Titans

Hayle 3rds 5 - 2 Newlyn Non-Ath Res St Just Reserves 1 - 4 West Cornwall Reserves

Mawnan Reserves 6 - 2 Lizard Argyle Reserves St Ives Mariners 4 - 1 St Agnes 3rds

Probus Reserves 1 - 1 Mousehole 3rds

(Pens 2-3) ***

Rosudgeon Res 0 - 5 Frogpool & Cusg Res JUBILEE CUP

St Agnes 3rds 1 - 4 Wendron United 3rds

St Buryan Res 2 - 1 Stithians Reserves

FIRST ROUND

*** Hayle 3rds 7 - 2 Madron

Lizard Argyle Res 5 - 2 Wendron United 4ths

DUNN CUP Mousehole 3rds 4 - 5 Constantine Reserves

Penzance Res 0 - 1 Troon AFC Reserves

Stithians Reserves 4 - 4 Probus Reserves

FIRST ROUND (Pens 0-3)
Halsetown
St Day Reserves 6 - 0 Helston Athletic 3rds ***
3 - 2 Camborne SoM
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(aet)
0 - 2 Penryn Athletic Res

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One game in the Trelawny League last
Saturday was played, thanks mainly to an
early 11.30 morning kick off.
Troon’s goalkeeper Ady Martin had a fairly
quiet time as his side won 15-3 against
Madron

It probably helped get the match on as the
pitch hadn't had a game on it in 7 weeks!
The Troon goals came from Michael
Catterall (4), one also from his 16 year old
son Connor who was making his men's
debut, Carl Lee (2), Richie Ward (2), Ryan
Donovan, Jake Rowe, Jordan Day, Andrew
Osborne and Dean Dunn (2).
Troon also had to lend Madron their new
away yellow kit (seen in the background
here) due to their manager who had the kit
turning up after kick off !

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