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PLAYER PROFILE March 2020
JOE CARLYON

GOOD FRIDAY
BEST SWPL PREM

THE MAN IN BLACK
KEN KEEMER

CAM WELDON ON
TRURO CITY

THE USUAL
STATS!

2019/20
“FINAL TABLES”

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CORNISH SOCCER CONTENTS

THE MAGAZINE FOR FA Notice! …. Page 4
FOOTBALL IN
CORNWALL Good Friday SWPL Premier Division …. Page 5

Produced April 12th, Truro City with Cam Weldon …. Page 6
2020
Discount offer for CORNISH SOCCER Mag …. Page 9
Thanks to all who have
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FROM

DAVE DEACON

CORNISH SOCCER

Welcome again to another issue of CORNISH SOCCER, but instead of a pre-Easter edition when one
is normally looking forward to a bonanza of local football with a mixture of local derbies and cup finals,
in place of that, it’s an issue coming to you confirming that the FA have declared the season over!
We were all anticipating an exciting packed end of season run-in for a number of the leagues.
Just to mention a couple, would it be Helston or Saltash in the Peninsula Premier West while St Ives
had caught up ground in the St Piran West sufficient enough to make some think the silverware wasn’t
quite ready to go in the direction of Penryn’s Kernick Road.
Alas it isn’t to be after the FA’s prompt decision was last week ratified by the FA Council!
Whether is it correct or not, well we all have opinions on the matter don’t we! Some of those opinions
will be tinted with where a team was standing in the respective league table, some tinted with the
amount of money spent for basically now nothing and let’s not also ask what the struggling against
relegation clubs must be feeling? Relieved for sure, but whether they should have escaped going down
or not is another matter!
The points per game argument didn’t feel right to me, however I also think the FA came to a decision
too early. There’s no real winner out of this, that is apart from hoping that we all stay safe and come
the new season, we can discuss “what if” over a pint, face to face instead of online!
With the season over and before the records might well disappear, this issue includes the “final tables”
along with the goalscorers for our Saturday leagues.
In the meantime, with this publication still the only magazine covering football from throughout the
county, all being well, I shall be aiming to to include articles and features on some of our clubs and
characters in the next issue.

Dave Deacon
(CORNISH SOCCER)

● For all the stats in this publication - E & OE

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FA COUNCIL CONFIRM

“NULL & VOID”

On the 9th April the FA Council ratified the decision to make the non-
league season 2019-20 “null & void” for Steps 3-7.

The decision also applied to tiers 3-7 of the women's pyramid.

So the season has been 'expunged', despite over 150 clubs and a small

handful of Members of Parliament expressing their opposition.

From the FA:- On the “Points Per Match vs expunging results” debate,
this is what the FA’s Head of the National League
“Since the outbreak of the System Laurence Jones had to say :
COVID-19 pandemic, we have
been working collaboratively “I understand that this decision has inevitably caused some
with the leagues within the clubs, players and supporters to feel a sense of injustice and
National League System, the those feelings are entirely understandable. This is not an easy
Women’s Football Board, the time for anyone in football and we understand that there is no
Women’s Football Conference decision that will suit everyone.
and the wider grassroots game
to identify the most appropriate We sympathise with those clubs that are currently occupying
way to conclude the 2019-20 promotion spots – or those hopeful of securing promotion.
season at each level. Some believe that it would be better to opt for a Points Per
Match [PPM] model to conclude the remainder of the season,
as oppose to expunging results.

The request to end the 2019- Both options, and the potential implications of each, were
20 season was taken to the FA considered at length by all involved.
Council by the representatives
of the relevant committees The truth is that the consequence of clubs being promoted is
having been fully supported by that others will need to be relegated. The application of a PPM
the FA Board. model would result in certain clubs that currently sit above the
relegation zone falling into those places.

The FA Council’s vote today Equally, there would be certain clubs that currently sit in a
was overwhelmingly in favour play-off position that would not qualify as a result of the PPM
of ratifying the decision.” Model. The PPM model also doesn’t address the issue of how

to deal with play-off matches and how to identify a winner who would consequently benefit from promotion.
In addition, most of the clubs facing relegation will be of the view that they stood a chance of avoiding it
due to the number of games remaining in the season and they may consider it to be unfair for them to be
denied the opportunity to secure safety through sporting merit.

It is impossible to find a solution that works for everybody, so the decision was based on two main factors.
Firstly, the potential financial impact on clubs during this uncertain period, and secondly, the fairest
method on how to decide the sporting outcomes for the season, with the integrity of the leagues in mind.

Some have referenced the fact the PPM model has been used to determine promotion and relegation in
the past, which is correct, but only in cases where clubs are compared across different leagues, with the
season having been completed and all clubs having played their fixtures.”

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BODMIN ENJOY With the 2019/20 season finishing ahead of the
usual Easter extravanga of matches, this means
the South West Peninsula League has enjoyed
12 Good Friday round of matches so far.

A GOOD FRIDAY! Obviously most are local derbies, for example
the one pictured below which is St Blazey v AFC
SWPL PREMIER DIVISION ONLY Austell from 2017 and it finished 5-2 in favour of
the visitors.

P W D L F A GD PTS

Bodmin Town 11 9 2 0 24 9 15 29

Saltash United 12 8 1 3 23 15 8 25

Plymouth Parkway 10 7 1 2 27 11 16 22

Tavistock 9 6 1 2 24 13 11 19

AFC St Austell 8 6 0 2 23 15 8 18

Falmouth Town 8 4 1 3 23 14 9 13

Godolphin Atlantic 6 4 1 1 13 7 6 13

Ivybridge Town 8 4 1 3 19 10 9 13

Launceston 11 4 1 6 22 23 -1 13

Exmouth Town 6 4 0 2 16 9 7 12

Witheridge 7 4 0 3 13 16 -3 12

Cullompton Rangers 10 3 0 7 13 22 -9 9

Torpoint Athletic 7 2 3 2 10 9 1 9 With the majority being a morning kick-off, when
11 o’clock comes around it’s normally the signal
Callington Town 4 2 11 9 8 1 7 for the beginning of an Easter weekend rammed
full of local football which is rounded off with the
Elburton Villa 9 2 1 6 10 25 -15 7 Cornwall Senior Cup Final on Easter Monday.
Of course, before the county’s premier cup final
St Blazey 8 2 1 5 14 22 -8 7 is completed, on the previous day the football
enthusiast will have been able to squeeze in the
Helston Athletic 4 2 02 5 5 0 6 League Cup of either the East Cornwall Premier
or Cornwall Combination Leagues, whichever
Newquay 7 1 2 4 8 14 -6 5 takes your fancy!

Buckland Athletic 3 1 1 1 7 8 -1 4 When it comes to the SWPL Premier Division,
it’s probably no surprise that Bodmin Town have
Penzance 4 1 1 2 8 17 -9 4 acquired the most number of points from the
Good Friday fixtures, and that’s even with them
Clyst Rovers 1 1 00 3 1 2 3 missing one year.

Dartmouth 4 1 0 3 5 15 -10 3 While Bodmin have remained unbeaten, only
Saltash United have played every year and in
Liskeard Athletic 7 1 0 6 9 19 -10 3 fact the Ashes are largely to blame for
neighbours Liskeard Athletic having such a poor
Liverton United 1 1 00 4 1 3 3 overall Premier Division record as for many a
season they met each other as a traditional
Newton Abbot Spurs 1 1 0 0 5 1 4 3 Easter fixture.

Stoke Gabriel 2 1 01 3 3 0 3 The Blues only GF victory came at Kimberley
Stadium back in 2011 when their narrow 1-0
Tiverton Town Res 1 1 0 0 5 0 5 3 victory completed a rare Peninsula double over
Saltash.
Bovey Tracey 3 0 1 2 4 10 -6 1

Camelford 8 0 1 7 6 19 -13 1

Wadebridge Town 3 0 1 2 4 6 -2 1

Elmore 1 0 0 1 2 4 -2 0

Holsworthy 1 0 0 1 0 5 -5 0

Millbrook 1 0 0 1 1 3 -2 0

Sticker 2 0 0 2 4 8 -4 0

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TRURO CITY

2019-20

FROM CAMERON WELDON

An avid Truro City fan, studying
journalism at Falmouth Uni and now
deeply involved at the club with Match
programme material and so who better
is there to keep CORNISH SOCCER
readers informed as the season unfolds

2019/20 COMES TO A

DISAPPOINTING EARLY

END!

This certainly wasn’t what I’d be expecting to write at the end of March,
but Truro City’s 2019/20 campaign is now over, two months before it
should have been.!

With the sudden outbreak of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) the FA decided to end the season early for
teams in Step 3 and below and declare it ‘Null and Void’,
which hasn’t gone down well in the Non-League world.

The month began as you would have expected, same as
normal for Truro and they kicked off with a massive
promotion battle with playoff hopefuls Taunton Town. With
Will Swan returning to parent club Nottingham Forrest, City
were short of a striker and looked to the Championship club
again for a young forward. U-23s forward Kieran Hayes
(pictured right) arrived at Treyew Road looking to follow in
Swan’s footsteps and went straight into the starting eleven
against the Somerset side. Former White Tigers favourite
Shane White put Taunton into a half time lead as he headed
home a Ryan Brett free kick midway through the opening
period. Truro came out a much stronger side in the second

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half and soon equalised. Top goal scorer
Tyler Harvey managed to get his toe on the
end of a cross to level the scores and earn
City a deserved draw putting the White
Tigers a point clear at the top of the pile with
two games in hand on second placed
Chesham United.

Then that was that for football as the
Southern League came to a decision to
suspend the league for a week due to the
Coronavirus, meaning Truro’s fixtures
against Salisbury, Yate Town and Merthyr
Town were all postponed. A week later the
Southern League then announced that
there would be no more games until April
3rd.

In some more positive news, Louis Rooney
(above right) is now on the road to recovery after the striker had a successful surgery following his
ACL injury that saw him miss a huge chunk of the campaign.

Then on the 26th of the month the FA announced that the season would be declared null and void
for all Non-League leagues from Step 3 and below, which has caused an uproar of frustrations from

clubs across the land. Truro City Football
Club along with 65 other clubs teamed up
and sent a letter to the Football Association
asking them to reconsider their decision,
believing the season should be on a points
per game basics rather to the null and void
and waste all the funds and time teams
have put in across the year.

Truro manager Paul Wotton (left), speaking
to the club’s website thanked the supporters
for all their support but revealed he was
devastated for his players.

“Everyone is clearly disappointed none
more so than myself and the players but
from all the staff and everyone at Truro City
thank you to the supporters and volunteers
for your excellent support across the whole
campaign.

“I’m devastated for the players who’ve
worked so hard all season. I’m also
devastated for the supporters, but in this troubled time it’s important as Truro City Football Club we
all stick together. For everyone, the players, the staff and of course our supporters.”

“You’ve all been amazing, and I can’t thank you enough for all your support both home and away.

“As disappointed as we are it’s a time where football isn’t necessarily the main focus and we all
need to stay calm. We’ll make sure we’re all ready to go again next season.”

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BY

GAME

AUGUST 2019 Won 2-0 Metropolitan Police (Law, Keats)
Won 3-0 Dorchester Town (M’Bayo, Keats, Jephcott)
Sat 10th Away Won 1-0 Swindon Supermarine (Jephcott)
Tues 13th HOME Lost 1-2 Chesham United (Thompson)
Sat 17th HOME Lost 0-2 Weston-super-Mare
Sat 24th Away Won 2-0 Farnborough (Rooney, Ward)
Mon 26th HOME
Sat 31st Away Won (Ward, Tetton)
Won (Garside, OG., N’Diaye)
SEPTEMBER Won (Rooney)
Draw (OG., Jephcott)
Sat 7th HOME Lost 2-1 Wimborne Town (Law, Thompson)
Won 3-1 Tiverton Town (Harvey 2, Jephcott)
Tues 10th HOME 1-0 Gosport Boro
Won 2-2 Wimborne Town (Garside 2, Yetton 2, L Rooney)
Sat 14th HOME Won 2-5 Hereford (Harvey, Thompson, L Rooney)
Won 3-0 Hayes & Yeading Utd (Harvey 2)
Tues 17th Away Draw (Jephcott, Harvey, Law)
Won (Ward, Jephcott)
Sat 21st Away Lost

Sat 28th HOME Draw
Lost
OCTOBER Won
Lost
Tues 1st Away Won 5-2 Barnstaple Town
Won 3-0 Yate Town
Sat 5th Away 2-1 Harrow Borough
Won 3-3 Poole Town
Sat 12th Away Won 2-1 Hendon
Draw 0-2 Taunton Town
Tues 15th HOME
Lost
Sat 19th HOME Won
Won
Wed 23rd Away Lost
Won
NOVEMBER
Won
Tues 5th HOME Lost 1-1 Blackley & Langley (Richards) FA T
Won 1-3 Blackley & Langley (Harvey) Rep
Sat 9th Away Won 2-1 Hartley Witney (Jephcott, Harvey)
Won 2-2 (pens) Taunton Town (Battle, Booth) L Cup
Sat 16th HOME 2-0 Blackfield & Langley (Harvey 2)
Draw 1-0 Beaconsfield (Battle)
Wed 20th Away

Sat 23rd Away

Sat 30th Away

DECEMBER

Sat 7th HOME 5-1 Walton Casuals (Harvey 3, Battle, Thompson)
1-0 Hayes & Yeading (Jephcott)
Sat 14th Away 3-3 Tiverton Town (Mbayo, Gafaiti, Dean)

Thur 26th HOME

JANUARY 2020

Wed 1st Away 2-3 Weston-super-Mare (D Rooney, Dickson)
4-0 Metropolitan Police (Swan 2, Battle, Yetton)
Sat 4th HOME 3-2 Dorchester Town (Swan, Dean, D Rooney)
0-1 Chesham United
Sat 11th Away 3-1 Swindon Supermarine (Swan 2, Harvey)

Sat 18th HOME

Sat 25th Away

FEBRUARY

Sat 1st HOME 2-1 Farnborough (Swan, Harvey)
0-1 Gosport Borough
Sat 8th Away 3-0 Salisbury (Harvey 2, Law)
4-1 Harrow Borough (Swan, Harvey 2, Dean)
Tues 18th Away 4-1 Hendon (OG., Swan 2, Mbayo)

Sat 22nd HOME

Sat 29th Away

MARCH

Sat 7th HOME 1-1 Taunton Town (Harvey)

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THREEMILESTONE’S

SEASON BY STATS

TRELAWNY LEAGUE, PREMIERSHIP

1 Aug 10 A Troon W 5-2 Carlyon, Forbes, Snape, Vage, Welfare

2 24 A Newlyn Non-Athletico W 2-1 J Davies, Vage

3 31 A Probus W 5-0 Goodman, Sidwell 2, Snape 2

4 Sep 3 A Goonhavern Athletic L 3-5 Carlyon, Goodman, Sidwell

5 14 A Illogan RBL Reserves W 3-2 Snape, C Brown 2

6 21 A Holman SC D 2-2 Snape, OG

7 28 A Mawnan D 4-4 Carlyon, Moyle, Snape 2

PSC Oct 5 H Newlyn Non-Athletico W 8-0 Carlyon, Goodman, Jay 2, Sidwell, Snape
3
8 19 H Goonhavern Athletic
9 Jan 4 H Newlyn Non-Athletico W 5-1 Martyn, Snape 3, OG

10 11 A Camborne SoM W 10-3 N Brown, Snape 3, C Brown, Shackley 3,
11 25 H Holman SC Sidwell 2
12 Feb 8 A Newlyn Lions
W 8-4 N Brown, Patterson, Shackley 3, Sidwell 3
PSC Mar 14 A West Cornwall
W 2-0 Carlyon 2

W 14-0 Carlyon, Jam Davies 2, Shackley 3,
Sidwell 3, Vage 2, Welfare, Boase 2

W 2-1 Jam Davies, Moyle

GOALS LGE PSC TOTAL
13 3 16
Joel Snape 11 1 12
Callum Sidwell 9 1 9
Chris Shackley 6 7
Joe Carlyon 4 1 4
Sam Vage 3 1 3
Christopher Brown 2 3
Tom Goodman 2 1 3
James Davies 2 2 2
David Welfare 2 2
Own Goals 2 10 2
Nathan Brown 2 2
Nick Boase 1 2
Joe Moyle 2
Martyn Jay 1 1
Oliver Forbes 1 1
Jack Davies 1 1
Liam Martyn 1 1
Glen Patterson 63 73
TOTAL

BOND TIMBER CORNWALL JUNIOR CUP 2019-20

1st Rd Bye

2nd Rd Nov 11 A Gwinear Churchtown W 2-1 Snape, Vage

3rd Rd Dec 7 A Holman SC L 1-3 N Brown (1-1 at 90 mins, aet)

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Player JoE carlyon

profile threemilestone

DATE OF BIRTH : 29th June 1987

OCCUPATION : Solicitor

NICKNAME WHEN PLAYING : Not really a nickname but referred to as being a lummox on
the pitch!

WHO WAS YOUR BOYHOOD FOOTBALLING HERO : Alvaro Recoba (bring back Football
Italia on Channel 4!)

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT IN FOOTBALL : Nothing really
comes to mind although the way we (Threemilestone) got knocked out of this season’s Junior
Cup to Holman SC was annoying but irrelevant now

WHICH PRESENT-DAY PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER DO YOU ADMIRE MOST : Got to
be Ronaldo

WHICH PROFESSIONAL CLUB DO YOU SUPPORT : Stoke

WHICH CLUBS HAVE YOU PLAYED FOR : Goonhavern, Illogan RBL, Perranporth and
Threemilestone

WHICH ARE YOUR FAVOURITE GROUNDS THAT YOU HAVE PLAYED ON : Penryn,
Falmouth and Porthleven

WHICH IS YOUR LEAST FAVOURITE GROUNDS :
Gwinear, Halsetown and Holsworthy

WHAT TROPHIES HAVE YOU WON : Trelawny
Premier Division, Dunn Cup, Combination League (x2)
and Supplementary Cup and a Sunday League title for
Malabar which definitely counts…!

WHO ARE THE BEST PLAYERS YOU HAVE
PLAYED ALONGSIDE : Ian Gosling, Tim Nixon and
Luke Johnson to name a few

ANY EMBARRASSING MOMENTS WHILE PLAYING
: Many, but scoring an own goal for Illogan in one of my
first games for them against Ludgvan comes to mind

ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE IN
LOCAL FOOTBALL : More funding to develop/create
better facilities which should encourage more
participation

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HOW THE 2019/20 LEAGUE TABLES FINISHED UP, ALSO WITH

POINTS PER GAME

SOUTHERN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION SOUTH

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New pos Pos change

1 Truro City 31 21 4 6 65 30 35 67 2.2 1 None

2 Chesham United 33 21 3 9 70 44 26 66 2 2 None

3 Hayes & Yeading United 32 17 6 9 65 42 23 57 1.8 4 Down 1

4 Swindon Supermarine 32 17 6 9 50 41 9 57 1.8 6 Down 2

5 Tiverton Town 29 16 7 6 69 41 28 55 1.9 3 Up 2

6 Taunton Town 31 15 8 8 63 53 10 53 1.7 8 Down 2

7 Salisbury 30 14 9 7 57 42 15 51 1.7 7 None

8 Gosport Borough 33 13 10 10 35 32 3 49 1.5 10 Down 2

9 Poole Town 27 14 6 7 46 28 18 48 1.8 5 Up 4

10 Weston-super-Mare 29 13 6 10 54 45 9 45 1.6 9 Up 1

11 Metropolitan Police 30 13 4 13 46 48 -2 43 1.4 11 None

12 Farnborough 30 13 3 14 41 43 -2 42 1.4 12 None

13 Merthyr Town 31 9 11 11 37 37 0 38 1.2 14 Down 1

14 Hendon 31 10 8 13 47 51 -4 38 1.2 15 Down 1

15 Wimborne Town 33 10 7 16 39 52 -13 37 1.1 16 Down 1

16 Hartley Wintney 27 10 6 11 38 39 -1 36 1.3 13 Up 3

17 Harrow Borough 34 9 9 16 44 62 -18 36 1.1 17 None

18 Blackfield & Langley 31 8 9 14 33 50 -17 33 1.1 18 None

19 Yate Town 31 8 5 18 38 56 -18 29 0.9 19 None

20 Walton Casuals 33 7 6 20 40 71 -31 27 0.8 21 Down 1

21 Beaconsfield Town 32 6 7 19 29 54 -25 25 0.8 20 Up 1

22 Dorchester Town 32 4 6 22 36 81 -45 18 0.6 22 None

SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION WEST

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New pos Pos Change

1 Helston Athletic 26 25 0 1 100 22 78 75 2.88 1 None

2 AFC St Austell 28 21 4 3 85 23 62 67 2.39 3 Down 1

3 Saltash United 22 19 2 1 107 18 89 59 2.68 2 Up 1

4 Mousehole 25 17 6 2 92 22 70 57 2.28 4 None

5 Bodmin Town 27 18 3 6 77 44 33 57 2.11 5 None

6 Newquay 28 15 3 10 72 47 25 48 1.71 7 Down 1

7 Falmouth Town 23 14 3 6 73 36 37 45 1.96 6 Up 1

8 Porthleven 23 9 5 9 43 46 -3 32 1.39 8 None

9 Liskeard Athletic 25 10 1 14 44 66 -22 31 1.24 11 Down 2

10 Camelford 23 9 3 11 54 50 4 30 1.3 9 Up 1

11 St Blazey 26 8 5 13 48 51 -3 29 1.12 13 Down 2

12 Wendron United 24 9 2 13 44 60 -16 29 1.21 12 None

13 Dobwalls 22 8 4 10 50 60 -10 28 1.27 10 Up 3

14 Wadebridge Town 25 6 6 13 51 72 -21 24 0.96 15 Down 1

15 Launceston 23 7 2 14 42 57 -15 23 1 14 Up 1

16 Penzance 25 5 5 15 27 68 -41 20 0.8 16 None

17 Callington Town 27 6 2 19 37 90 -53 20 0.74 17 None

18 St Dennis 25 5 3 17 33 91 -58 18 0.72 18 None

19 Sticker 28 5 1 22 38 113 -75 16 0.57 19 None

20 Godolphin Atlantic (Newquay) 27 4 2 21 27 108 -81 14 0.52 20 None

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SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION EAST

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New pos Pos change

1 Brixham 27 18 4 5 67 33 34 58 2.15 2 Down 1

2 Ilfracombe Town 25 17 6 2 77 29 49 57 2.28 1 Up 1

3 Torpoint Athletic 25 16 3 6 75 34 41 51 2.04 4 Down 1

4 Ivybridge Town 26 15 5 6 51 42 8 50 1.92 5 Down 1

5 Cullompton Rangers 25 13 8 4 76 37 38 47 1.88 6 Down 1

6 Newton Abbot Spurs 26 15 2 9 61 38 23 47 1.81 8 Down 2

7 Millbrook 23 13 4 6 55 28 27 43 1.87 7 None

8 Bovey Tracey 20 13 3 4 87 26 61 42 2.1 3 Up 5

9 Torridgeside 26 11 4 11 60 55 5 37 1.42 10 Down 1

10 Dartmouth 24 9 10 5 47 43 4 37 1.54 9 Up 1

11 Elburton Villa 27 9 7 11 45 51 -6 34 1.26 12 Down 1

12 Honiton Town 22 8 4 10 36 46 -10 28 1.27 11 Up 1

13 Elmore 23 6 7 10 43 43 0 25 1.09 14 Down 1

14 Crediton United 22 7 3 12 32 33 -1 24 1.09 13 Up 1

15 Axminster Town 24 6 6 12 40 62 -22 24 1 15 None

16 Stoke Gabriel 30 7 3 20 46 98 -52 24 0.8 17 Down 1

17 Plymouth Marjon 29 6 4 19 38 93 -55 22 0.76 18 Down 1

18 Holsworthy 26 5 6 15 40 70 -30 21 0.81 16 Up 2

19 Torrington 25 3 5 17 31 97 -66 14 0.56 20 Down 1

20 Sidmouth Town 23 3 4 16 33 82 -49 13 0.57 19 Up 1

ST PIRAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 AFC St Austell Reserves 21 17 2 2 72 19 53 53 2.52 1 None

2 St Mawgan 20 14 3 3 77 23 54 45 2.25 2 None

3 Polperro 21 14 2 5 87 40 47 44 2.1 4 Down 1

4 Launceston Reserves 20 14 1 5 65 25 40 43 2.15 3 Up 1

5 Saltash United Reserves 19 12 0 7 58 26 32 36 1.89 5 None

6 Saltash Borough 23 10 4 9 45 42 3 34 1.48 10 Down 4

7 Morwenstow 17 10 2 5 47 42 5 32 1.88 6 Up 1

8 Bude Town 20 10 3 7 47 34 13 30 1.5 7 Up 1

9 Torpoint Athletic Reserves 20 9 3 8 39 40 -1 30 1.5 9 None

10 Sticker Reserves 22 6 4 12 29 52 -23 22 1 11 Down 1

11 Millbrook Reserves 12 5 3 4 18 16 2 18 1.5 8 Up 3

12 Liskeard Athletic Reserves 19 4 2 13 24 42 -18 14 0.74 13 Down 1

13 Callington Town Reserves 17 4 2 11 27 71 -44 14 0.82 12 Up 1

14 Lanreath 22 2 2 18 26 97 -71 11 0.5 14 None

15 Wadebridge Town Reserves 18 2 1 15 16 56 -40 7 0.39 16 Down 1

16 St Dennis Reserves 13 2 0 11 19 71 -52 6 0.46 15 Up 1

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ST PIRAN LEAGUE WEST DIVISION

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 Penryn Athletic 18 14 2 2 64 18 46 44 2.44 1 None

2 St Ives Town 19 14 1 4 57 24 33 43 2.26 2 None

3 Illogan RBL 19 12 1 6 42 28 14 37 1.95 4 Down 1

4 St Day 17 11 2 4 43 23 20 35 2.06 3 Up 1

5 Mullion 20 10 3 7 38 33 5 33 1.65 7 Down 2

6 Perranporth 17 10 1 6 39 28 11 31 1.82 5 Up 1

7 Falmouth Town Reserves 17 9 2 6 47 34 13 29 1.71 6 Up 1

8 Hayle 18 8 4 6 34 28 6 28 1.56 8 None

9 Helston Athletic Reserves 20 6 3 11 33 42 -9 21 1.05 10 Down 1

10 St Agnes 18 6 1 11 23 50 -27 19 1.06 9 Up 1

11 Wendron United Reserves 19 4 5 10 35 49 -14 17 0.89 11 None

12 Perranwell 18 3 3 12 20 52 -32 12 0.67 12 None

13 Mousehole Reserves 17 2 5 10 30 48 -18 11 0.65 13 None

14 Redruth United 17 1 1 15 17 65 -48 4 0.24 14 None

EAST CORNWALL PREMIER LEAGUE

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 Mount Gould 17 15 1 1 89 15 74 46 2.71 1 None

2 St Dominick 17 13 1 3 97 19 78 40 2.35 2 None

3 Torpoint Athletic 3rds 19 12 3 4 46 32 14 39 2.05 5 Down 2

4 Foxhole Stars 17 12 2 3 72 24 48 38 2.24 3 Up 1

5 St Minver 15 9 5 1 58 20 38 32 2.13 4 Up 1

6 Veryan 16 9 4 3 50 29 21 31 1.94 6 None

7 St Cleer 16 9 2 5 53 33 20 29 1.81 7 None

8 St Stephen 16 7 4 5 50 37 13 25 1.56 8 None

9 Newquay Reserves 22 5 8 9 43 67 -24 23 1.05 12 Down 3

10 Roche 15 6 3 6 30 39 -9 21 1.4 9 Up 1

11 Gerrans & St Mawes United 18 6 3 9 32 52 -20 21 1.17 10 Up 1

12 Plymouth Marjon Reserves 18 5 4 9 28 47 -19 19 1.06 11 Up 1

13 Looe Town 17 5 2 10 33 51 -18 17 1 13 None

14 North Petherwin * 17 6 1 10 30 46 -16 16 0.94 14 None

15 Padstow United 23 2 6 15 23 103 -80 12 0.52 15 None

16 St Teath 17 2 0 15 18 75 -57 6 0.35 16 None

17 St Blazey Reserves 18 1 1 16 17 80 -63 1 0.06 17 None

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CORNWALL COMBINATION LEAGUE

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 Pendeen Rovers * 19 17 0 2 62 15 47 57 3 1 None

2 Porthleven Reserves * 18 15 0 3 50 14 36 48 2.67 2 None

3 Hayle Reserves 21 14 1 6 73 27 46 43 2.05 4 Down 1

4 Ruan Minor 18 14 0 4 56 28 28 42 2.33 3 Up 1

5 St Day Reserves 21 9 2 10 39 63 -24 29 1.38 7 Down 2

6 Lizard Argyle 18 8 1 9 30 27 3 25 1.39 6 None

7 RNAS Culdrose 16 7 3 6 40 29 11 24 1.5 5 Up 2

8 Penryn Athletic Reserves * 16 7 3 6 37 33 4 21 1.31 8 None

9 Rosudgeon 18 6 3 9 42 45 -3 21 1.17 9 None

10 Marazion * 20 5 3 12 31 52 -21 21 1.05 11 Down 1

11 Wendron United Thirds 16 5 2 9 24 34 -10 17 1.06 10 Up 1

12 Helston Athletic Thirds 15 3 1 11 19 47 -28 10 0.67 12 None

13 Perranporth Reserves 19 3 0 16 30 80 -50 9 0.47 14 Down 1

14 St Agnes Reserves 15 2 1 12 16 55 -39 7 0.47 13 Up 1

DUCHY LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

P W D L F A GD Pts Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 Boscastle 15 8 2 5 41 33 8 26 1.73 5 Down 4

2 Stoke Climsland 14 80 6 49 56 -7 24 1.71 6 Down 4
72 1 32 8 24 23 2.3 1 Up 2
3 St Newlyn East AFC 10 71 3 48 11 37 22 2 3 Up 1
55 2 24 21 3 20 1.67 7 Down 2
4 Gunnislake 11 52 5 32 24 8 17 1.42 9 Down 3

5 St Breward 12

6 Saltash United Thirds 12

7 Lostwithiel FC 11 5 1 5 40 24 16 16 1.45 8 Down 1
8 Altarnon 7 5 1 1 25 9 16 16 2.29 2 Up 6

9 Tregrehan Mills 9 5 1 3 25 19 6 16 1.78 4 Up 5
3 3 6 16 39 -23 12 1 10 None
10 AFC Bodmin 12 3 0 10 19 38 -19 9 11 None
3 2 9 20 62 -42 8 0.69 12 None
11 St Merryn 13 1 2 9 18 45 -27 5 0.57 13 None
0.42
12 Holywell And Cubert * 14

13 Tintagel 12

DUCHY LEAGUE DIVISION ONE

P W D L F A GD Pts Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 Foxhole Stars Reserves 8 6 1 1 26 15 11 19 2.38 2 Down 1

2 Lanivet Inn 7 6 0 1 22 12 10 18 2.57 1 Up 1

3 Lifton 8 5 0 3 22 19 3 15 1.88 3 None

4 Gorran 8 4 2 2 14 11 3 14 1.75 4 None

5 Pensilva 8 3 0 5 17 17 0 9 1.13 6 Down 1

6 Mevagissey 6 2 1 3 16 22 -6 7 1.17 5 Up 1

7 Dobwalls Reserves 7 1 2 4 11 17 -6 5 0.71 7 None

8 Polperro Reserves * 6 2 0 4 18 17 1 3 0.5 8 None

9 St Minver Reserves 8 1 0 7 11 27 -16 3 0.38 9 None

CORNISH SOCCER………………the voice of football in the Duchy Page 15

DUCHY LEAGUE DIVISION TWO

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 Nanpean Rovers 15 14 0 1 120 19 101 42 2.8 2 Down 1

2 Southgate Seniors 12 11 0 1 62 19 43 33 2.75 3 Down 1

3 Calstock 11 7 1 3 41 43 -2 22 2 4 Down 1

4 Bude Town Reserves 7 7 0 0 42 6 36 21 3 1 Up 3

5 St Eval Spitfires 15 6 2 7 37 35 2 20 1.33 5 None

6 Lifton Reserves 15 5 1 9 54 72 -18 16 1.07 7 Down 1

7 Week St Mary 9 3 1 5 22 26 -4 10 1.11 6 Up 1

8 St Stephen Reserves 8 2 2 4 24 28 -4 8 1 8 None

9 St Cleer Reserves 8 2 2 4 19 31 -12 8 1 9 None

10 Boscastle Reserves 13 2 2 9 17 43 -26 8 0.62 10 None

11 Lostwithiel FC Reserves 10 1 1 8 21 49 -28 4 0.4 11 None

12 North Hill 11 1 0 10 12 100 -88 3 0.27 12 None

DUCHY LEAGUE DIVISION THREE

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 St Columb Major 11 10 1 0 48 14 34 31 2.82 1 None

2 St Dominick Reserves 8 7 1 0 42 10 32 22 2.75 2 None

3 Delabole United 15 6 4 5 38 37 1 22 1.47 4 Down 1

4 Grampound * 10 4 3 3 33 19 14 18 1.8 3 Up 1

5 Bude Town 3rds 11 5 1 5 17 28 -11 16 1.45 5 None

6 St Mawgan Reserves * 12 5 2 5 36 33 3 14 1.17 8 Down 2

7 Biscovey 10 3 4 3 24 22 2 13 1.3 7 None

8 Queens Rangers 8 3 2 3 18 15 3 11 1.38 6 Up 2

9 North Petherwin Reserves 9 3 1 5 13 20 -7 10 1.11 9 None

10 Gunnislake Reserves 7 2 1 4 17 30 -13 7 1 10 None

11 St Ann's Chapel * 12 2 2 8 17 52 -35 5 0.42 11 None

12 Roche AFC Reserves 9 0 0 9 10 33 -23 0 0 12 None

TRELAWNY LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 Holman Sports Club 18 16 1 1 79 19 60 49 2.72 1 None

2 Troon AFC 17 11 0 6 46 42 4 33 1.94 4 Down 2

3 Threemilestone 12 9 2 1 63 24 39 29 2.42 3 None

4 Illogan RBL Reserves 11 9 0 2 46 19 27 27 2.45 2 Up 2

5 Mawnan 16 8 3 5 57 31 26 27 1.69 5 None

6 Stithians 15 8 1 6 40 34 6 25 1.67 6 None

7 Probus 16 8 0 8 34 42 -8 24 1.5 7 None

8 Goonhavern Athletic 18 5 3 10 42 61 -19 18 1 9 Down 1

9 Camborne School Of Mines 15 5 2 8 27 33 -6 17 1.13 8 Up 1

10 Newlyn Lions 15 5 0 10 25 53 -28 15 1 10 None

11 Lanner 16 2 1 13 35 63 -28 7 0.44 11 None

12 Newlyn Non-Athletico 19 1 1 17 38 111 -73 4 0.21 12 None

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TRELAWNY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 New Inn Titans * 18 15 1 2 111 29 82 43 2.39 3 Down 2

2 West Cornwall Football Club 15 14 1 0 66 16 50 43 2.87 1 Up 1

3 Four Lanes 16 14 0 2 85 19 66 42 2.63 2 Up 1

4 Mawnan Reserves 20 14 0 6 67 34 33 42 2.1 4 None

5 Gwinear Churchtown * 18 10 2 6 52 41 11 35 1.94 5 None

6 Frogpool & Cusgarne 17 8 2 7 54 41 13 26 1.53 6 None

7 Constantine 16 6 2 8 41 51 -10 20 1.25 7 None

8 St Ives Mariners 14 5 0 9 35 67 -32 15 1.07 8 None

9 Falmouth Town AFC 3rd 17 4 2 11 49 56 -7 14 0.82 9 None

10 Illogan RBL Thirds 17 3 5 9 30 58 -28 14 0.82 10 None

11 Mullion Reserves 18 2 1 15 22 90 -68 7 0.39 12 Down 1

12 Ludgvan Reserves 17 2 1 14 20 108 -88 7 0.41 11 Up 1

13 RNAS Culdrose Reserves 11 1 1 9 21 43 -22 4 0.36 13 None

TRELAWNY LEAGUE DIVISION ONE

P W D L F A GD PTS Pts/game New Pos Pos change

1 St Just 19 15 3 1 100 24 76 48 2.53 2 Down 1

2 Penzance Reserves 18 15 1 2 88 23 65 46 2.56 1 Up 1

3 Rosudgeon Reserves 19 14 2 3 81 42 39 44 2.32 3 None

4 Frogpool & Cusgarne Reserves 19 13 2 4 97 44 53 41 2.16 5 Down 1

5 St Erme 19 12 0 7 59 58 1 36 1.89 6 Down 1

6 Redruth United Reserves 20 9 5 6 47 40 7 32 1.6 7 Down 1

7 Praze 14 10 1 3 49 21 28 31 2.21 4 Up 3

8 Perranwell Reserves 17 7 2 8 41 45 -4 23 1.35 8 None

9 St Day Thirds 15 6 1 8 40 41 -1 19 1.27 9 None

10 Holman Sports Club Reserves 17 5 0 12 36 65 -29 15 0.88 10 None

11 Wendron United Fourths 16 4 1 11 40 68 -28 13 0.81 11 None

12 Falmouth DC 20 4 0 16 45 97 -52 12 0.6 12 None

13 St Agnes Thirds 18 2 0 16 32 102 -70 6 0.33 13 None

14 Troon AFC Reserves 21 1 0 20 19 104 -85 3 0.14 14 None

TRELAWNY LEAGUE DIVISION TWO Pts/game New Pos Pos change
P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Chacewater 16 14 1 1 115 21 94 43 2.69 1 None
2 St Buryan * 17 13 0 4 56 24 32 42
3 Falmouth United 22 13 2 7 75 53 22 41 2.47 2 None
4 St Ives Town FC Reserves 19 12 3 4 57 22 35 39
5 Threemilestone Reserves * 17 13 1 3 102 33 69 37 1.86 5 Down 2
6 Tregony FC 21 11 3 7 87 67 20 36
7 Goonhavern Athletic Reserves 18 10 2 6 70 44 26 32 2.05 4 None
8 New Inn Titans FC Reserves * 19 8 1 10 59 48 11 28
9 Lizard Argyle Reserves 17 6 4 7 58 42 16 22 2.18 3 Up 2
10 Stithians Reserves * 19 5 2 12 45 82 -37 14
11 Probus Reserves 16 4 0 12 29 74 -45 12 1.71 7 Down 1
12 Four Lanes Reserves 16 3 0 13 21 138 -117 9
13 Constantine Reserves 13 1 1 11 16 55 -39 4 1.78 6 Up 1
14 Storm FC 18 1 0 17 18 105 -87 3
1.47 8 None

1.29 9 None

0.74 11 Down 1

0.75 10 Up 1

0.56 12 None

0.31 13 None

0.17 14 None

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In the SWPL Premier West incl all competitions

Compiled by CORNISH SOCCER (not official)

Up to & incl Mar 11 2020 LEAGUE LC FAC FAV CSC CCC TOTAL

Ryan Richards (Saltash Utd) 32 1 75 45

Mark Goldsworthy (Helston Ath) 34 3 1 1 39

Hayden Turner * (Mousehole) 33 1 34

Sam Hughes (Saltash Utd) 27 3 12 33

Dan Perryman * (St Austell) 18 1 15 25

Kieran Toland (Mousehole) 16 4 23 25

Dan Jennings (Bodmin Tn) 20 1 1 2 24

Billy Tucker (Helston Ath) 17 2 1 3 23

Kelvin Fyneboy (Dobwalls) 14 4 4 22

Luke Brabyn (Falmouth Tn) 13 2 6 1 22

Amara Bakayoko (Mousehole) 16 1 2 19

Jacob Rowe (St Dennis) 15 1 21 19

Dave Broglino (Falmouth Tn) 46 24 16

Tom Ellacott (Launceston) 14 1 15

James Lorenz (Liskeard Ath) 12 1 2 15

David Barker (Saltash Utd) 12 12 15

Jack Bowyer (Falmouth Tn) 14 14

Thomas J Walter * (Falmouth Tn) 11 2 1 14

Jack Bray-Evans (Newquay) 12 1 13

Tallum Mitchell * (Mousehole) 11 1 1 13

Rheiss McClean (Mousehole) 10 3 13

Ed Harrison (Camelford) 10 3 13

Charlie Young (Porthleven) 7 6 13

Kyle Flew (Wadebridge Tn) 11 1 12

Derek Lucas (Sticker) 11 1 12

Jack Alexander (St Blazey) 11 1 12

Jose Perez (Newquay) 11 1 12

Andre Rodukov (Callington Tn) 10 2 12

Phil Lowry (Newquay) 10 11 12

Matt Buchan (Falmouth Tn) 9 3 12

Carl Rickard * (St Blazey) 8 22 12

Matt Lloyd (Wadebridge Tn) 10 1 11

Kian Burns (Camelford) 91 10

Dan Stidwell (Porthleven) 81 1 10

Gerens James (Mousehole) 81 1 10

Bobby Hopkinson (Camelford) 8 1 1 10

Callum McGhee (St Blazey) 72 1 10

Jake Miller (St Austell) 7 12 10

* Goals with more than one club

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Up to & incl Mar 11 2020 LEAGUE LC FAC FAV CSC CCC TOTAL

Anton Oliver (Penzance) 51 4 10
Andy Boxall
Dan Richardson (Camelford) 9 9
Neil Slateford
Tornado Bello (Porthleven) 9 9
Kai Cornish
Louis Price (Helston Ath) 9 9
Alfie Flack
Lez Cela (Bodmin Tn) 9 9
Reece Thomson
Luke Johnson (Helston Ath) 8 19
Aaron Spear
Luke Barner (Newquay) 8 19
Sam Began
Ollie Brokenshire (Helston Ath) 7 29
Jack Stocker
Martin Watts (Mousehole) 61 11 9
Alex Cole
Max Gilbert (Saltash Utd) 6 21 9
Lee Robinson
Sam Cooper (Falmouth Tn) 52 11 9
Ray Spear
Reuben Kane (Dobwalls) 36 9
Alex Henniker
Chris Menhenick (Falmouth Tn) 36 9
Andy Butler
Dan Pethick (Sticker) 8 8
Joel Cockings
Matt Bye (Helston Ath) 4 12 1 8
Ben Waters *
Callum O'Brien (Wendron Utd) 7 7
Josh Insley
Kevin Lawrence (St Austell) 7 7
Macauley Thorp
Jarrad Woods (Newquay) 6 17
Jamie Willmott
Scott Imade (Bodmin Tn) 6 1 7

(Callington Tn) 52 7

(Dobwalls) 52 7

(Dobwalls) 51 17

(Launceston) 42 17

(St Blazey) 34 7

(Saltash Utd) 3 121 7

(Wadebridge Tn) 6 6

(Bodmin Tn) 6 6

(Sticker) 6 6

(Helston Ath) 6 6

(Liskeard Ath) 5 16

(Saltash Utd) 5 16

(Camelford) 5 1 6

(Penzance) 5 16

(Liskeard Ath) 5 16

(Liskeard Ath) 4 11 6

(St Blazey) 32 1 6

(Mousehole) 2 31 6

* Goals with more than one club

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Throughout the county’s Leagues

For season 2019/20

ST PIRAN LGE EAST L C TOT ST PIRAN LGE WEST L C TOT
Dan Richards (St Day) 15 5 20
Craig Allen (St Mawgan) 27 2 29 Brodie Kemp (Falmouth Town) 19 0 19
Cameron Irish (Hayle) 12 7 19
Robert Spencer (Polperro)) 21 1 22 Ross Duncan (St Ives) 16 1 17
Ryan Reeve (Penryn Athletic) 15 0 15
Henry Bunning (Torpoint Athletic) 18 1 19 Jack Rapsey (Penryn Athletic) 13 0 13
Gavin Boon (Perranporth) 11 2 13
Kieron Bishop (AFC St Austell) 17 2 19 Jack Willis (St Day)
Christopher Blee (Mullion) 7 6 13
Chris Kilbey (AFC St Austell) 15 3 18 Luke Wort (Perranporth) 9 2 11
Joe Day (St Ives Town) 9 2 11
Scott Percy (Bude Town) 15 3 18 8 3 11

Cameron Bidgood (AFC St Austell) 15 2 17

Mark Elvidge (Launceston) 15 1 16

Lloyd Jones (Saltash United) 15 0 15

Cameron Patterson (Polperro) 14 0 14

ECPL * L C TOT CWLL COMBINATION L C TOT
Kieran Ryall 38 4 42
Chris Wright (St Dominick) 24 4 28 Alex Ralph (Pendeen Rov) 31 1 32
Courtney Rowe (Mount Gould) 22 5 27
Kieran Prescott (St Stephen) 20 4 24 Chris Bullock (Hayle Reserves) 16 0 16
Ben Jeffery (St Dominick) 16 7 23
Tyler Cheshire (St Dominick) 16 5 21 Gavin Perraton (Ruan Minor) 16 0 16
Ben Bould (Foxhole Stars) 19 1 20
Zak Peel (Foxhole Stars) 12 8 20 Dagan Vaughan- (Lizard Argyle) 14 1 15
Bailey Gamble (St Cleer) 16 2 18 Spruce
Danny Brook (Mount Gould) 10 8 18
(Mount Gould) Sam Owen (Rosudgeon) 13 0 13

Kiall Maugham (St Day) 12 0 12

Joe Paterson (RNAS Culdrose) 12 0 12

Fraser Paterson (Porthleven)) 11 1 12

Danny Earl (Pendeen Rov) 9 1 10

DUCHY PREMIER L C TOT DUCHY DIVISION 1 L C TOT

James Bosley (Boscastle) 11 3 14 Brandon Chapman (Mevagissey) 10 4 14

Glyn James (Tregrehan Mills) 9 5 14 Anthony Harman (Polperro) 7 6 13

Jordan Cummings (Lostwithiel) 10 2 12 Tom Guest (Gorran) 6 5 11

Dean Dingle (Tregrehan Mills) 10 2 12 Thomas Hancock (Lifton) 63 9

Liam Bryant (Gunnislake) 8 4 12 Jamie Robinson (Foxhole Stars) 6 3 9

Josh Pope (Stoke Climsland) 7 5 12 Andrew Cordner (Polperro) 54 9

Jonathan Harris (Lostwithiel) 6 5 11 Louie Webb (Polperro) 52 7

Ben Gaynor (Dobwalls) 34 7

● & * Stats obtained from http://fulltime-league.thefa.com and subject to change and also from the cornwallfootballforum

Page 20 CORNISH SOCCER………………the voice of football in the Duchy

Throughout the county’s Leagues

For season 2019/20

DUCHY DIVISION 2 L C TOT DUCHY DIVISION 3 L C TOT
Jordan Willmott (Nanpean Rov) 49 13 62 Kieran Jasper 7 22
Reece Wilmott (Nanpean Rov) 25 6 31 Dominic Roberts (St Dominick) 15 9 19
Liam Rich (Lifton) 21 7 28 Dylan Fox 2 13
Liam Cairns (Southgate Sen) 12 4 16 Conor Doocey (St Columb Maj) 10 3 13
Steven Hackett (Bude Town) 11 4 15 Daniel Mountain 4 11
Scott Brown (Nanpean Rov) 10 4 14 Daniel Edwards (Grampound) 11 1 10
Ryan Best (Nanpean Rov) 10 2 12 Samuel Rowse 2 10
Craig Charnock (Southgate Sen) 10 2 12 Robert Fawcett (St Columb Maj) 10 4 10
Wayne Francone (Southgate Sen) 10 1 11 Sam Turner 5 10
John Summerfield (St Eval Spitfires) Mada Lin Boss (Delabole Utd) 7 6 10
9 2 11
(Delabole Utd) 9

(Queens Rgrs) 8

(St Mawgan) 6

(Delabole Utd) 5

(North Petherwin) 4

TRELAWNY PREMIERSHIP L C TOT TRELAWNY CHAMPIONSHIP L C TOT
Dominic Pullen
Kyle Marks (Mawnan) 30 4 34 Daniel Claypitt (Four Lanes) 24 3 27
Treve Bale 23
Adam Brown (Holman SC) 20 1 21 Michael Catterall (New Inn T) 21 2 22
Leon Dixon 22
Jack Mankee (Stithians) 18 3 21 Hal Davis (New Inn T) 22 0 18
Joel Snape 18
(Holman SC) 18 3 21 Marcus Grasso (New Inn T) 21 1 17
17
(Newlyn Lions) 15 6 21 Danny Reeve (Falmouth 3rds) 15 3

(Holman SC) 15 2 17 Ash Mellows (Gwinear Ch’tn) 11 7

(Threemilestone) 13 3 16 Peter Maclean (Mawnan) 17 0

Rolandas Sumnauskas (West Cornwall) 13 4

TRELAWNY DIVISION 1 L C TOT TRELAWNY DIVISION 2 L C TOT
Ashley Ellis
Jack Blakeston (St Just) 57 5 62 Mark Bell (Chacewater) 46 5 51
Danny Ford
Chris Webster (Frogpool & Cus) 31 3 34 Jason Busby (Tregony) 40 6 46
Ryan Weekes
Reece Evans (Praze) 24 0 24 John Staffieri (Goonhavern) 25 6 31
Luke Carroll
James Paris (Frogpool & Cus) 18 4 22 Ashley Copeman (Lizard Argyle) 22 0 22
Ashley Kemp
(Penzance) 18 3 21 Chris Shackley (Threemilestone) 21 0 21

(Penzance) 18 2 20 Matt Baxter (Falmouth Utd) 18 0 18

(Penzance) 17 2 19 Lewis Preston (Falmouth Utd) 16 0 16

(Redruth Utd) 15 0 15 Sam Waters (Threemilestone) 14 2 16

(St Erme) 12 3 15

● Goal Stats obtained from http://fulltime-league.thefa.com
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ken

keemer

The

Man in

the

Middle

DATE OF BIRTH : 26th September 1941
OCCUPATION : Insurance broker.
BEFORE TAKING UP THE WHISTLE DID YOU
EVER PLAY FOR ANYONE AND IF YES WHO : I
played for numerous clubs in London from aged 16.
Chiltonian in the South East London Amateur League,
Brookend United in Brockley & District League, Manor

Page 22 CORNISH SOCCER………………the voice of football in the Duchy

Sports in London & Kent Border
League (Sundays), Standard
Telephone & Cables in the South
London Alliance League, Queens
United in the London & Kent
Border League (Sundays), Alscot
FC in the London & Kent Border
League (Sundays), St Agnes in
both Mining & Cornwall
Combination Leagues.
Also had trials for Bromley in the
Isthmian League as it was then,
but not selected (not good
enough!)

WHO WAS YOUR BOYHOOD
FOOTBALLING HERO (player
and or ref) : Billy Bonds of West
Ham. Referee has to be the Italian
Collini. His eyes were
commanding.

WHICH PRESENT-DAY

PROFESSIONAL REFEREE DO

YOU ADMIRE MOST : Mike Dean

WHICH PROFESSIONAL CLUB DO YOU SUPPORT : Always supported Millwall, there are
many supporters of them here in Cornwall, Gerry Munden is another!

HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN A REFEREE : Now been refereeing for 29 years, next
season will be my last.

WHAT’S THE HIGHEST LEVEL YOU HAVE REFFED AT : Refereed up to South Western
League.

WHICH ARE YOUR FAVOURITE

GROUNDS THAT YOU

HAVE REFFED AT : Falmouth’s

Bickland Park, Penzance,

Nanpean, Truro and Wadebridge.

WHAT’S THE BIGGEST GAME
YOU HAVE OFFICIATED IN :
Linesman at the Cornwall Junior
Cup Final at St Blazey between St
Stephen v Falmouth Athletic in
1996. 4th official in 2005 for the
Junior Cup Divisional East final.
Have been lucky to have done
middles in both Mining &
Falmouth/Helston League finals as
well.

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ANY EMBARRASSING MOMENTS
WHILE REFEREEING : Lining at
Falmouth Town in a floodlit game,
cannot remember who was in the
middle. It was a very big crowd that
evening. I was on the stand side. It was
nearly full. The referee had given the
two of us flags that were very big and
long, I flagged for an offside not
knowing that I had trod on the flag as it
was that long and as I tried to raise it, I
fell over. You can imagine the delight of
the spectators all around the ground!

ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO
CHANGE IN LOCAL FOOTBALL :
This is a very difficult question, during
my years I have been privileged to
meet so many players, managers,
league and county officials. They all
have one thing in common, their love of
football.

One club men who have tried so hard
to keep their clubs going with very little
support from the Football Association
at times, I have changed for a match in
swish changing rooms, some even with
heated floors, and I have changed by
the side of a pitch at times also. All part
of our love for the game. I would like to
see more immediate emergency
financial support to all our Cornish
Leagues from the FA. Last season I did
a game at Constantine (love their
sloping pitch), during the week a pipe
had burst and it flooded the changing
rooms - brought down ceilings, flooded
the refs room, the repair costs were
around £800 which neither they or the
local council could raise. I know the FA
have a grant system, but it is not
publicised enough in my opinion.
That's my rant over.

One final rant though - I just wish some
more of our young people would take
up the whistle, we are so desperately
short as is well known.

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PENRYN BLOWN OFF THE
SALTINGS…

THE ALTERNATE
VIEW…

Another article from Pete
Ray, better known for his
blog series as The Mowdog
On the Road.

The Saltings ground was
certainly beset by a strong wind,

blowing from the railway carpark end of the pitch straight into
the undulating end, which looked rather like a hill and valley
landscape for a model village. Birds massed on the mud-
swathed estuary beyond the train line and regular pairs of
carriages clattered to and from St Ives through Lelant’s vacant platforms.

The wooden enclosure for the St Ives fans to crowd into, faced away from the trains, as if built
the wrong way round, but it was like the incumbents were attempting to create a world record,
a similar thing to getting as many folks as possible inside a Mini Clubman. The shelter reminded
me of a railway goods wagon from the 1950s but it was as splendid as it was unique. In the
current climate though, the virus Covid-19 would find a group of humans packed together like
that a real temptation…

The top two teams in the St Piran League were forced by the weather conditions to perform in
a more workmanlike than cavalier fashion during the contest and so it was fitting that various
professions were represented on the team sheets. There was a
Tanner, a Turner, a Spurrier (spur maker), a Reeve and even a
Leivers. The home team were the Saints, there was even a Lord and
a Pope on the Penryn list, plus a Day and a month (May) and
because of the county the game was being played in, there was even
a Cornish. He was a substitute though and only appeared dreckly…

Ah, the team sheets… Penryn’s players wore numbers which includ-
ed 12, 14, 15 and 17 as starters, with 4, 5 and 9 on the bench. St
Ives had written their numbers from 1-11 with corresponding names,
except that their starting XI included a 12, a 14 and a 17, to my
dismay.

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themowdog.blogspot.co.uk

Worse still for the commentator, I had spoken to Josh
Magin of Saints before the game and he was down as
number 9 on the team list, but when the match began
he was wearing, er, the number 7 shirt… Thus I real-
ised that St Ives were not wearing the numbered shirts
suggested by the team-sheet and that my first period
commentary was, er, buggered. Kindly though,
Stephen, who had written out the original list, made a
separate list of identities for me before the interval,
in-between retrieving balls from ditches, bushes and
trees. He said that the players had simply picked up
any shirt and that the referee had been happy with
that… Hmm…
Lord, the Penryn ‘keeper miscued an early clearance against the gale and St Ives’ spur maker
smacked the loose ball into the net, although Magin might possibly have been in the goalie’s eye-line
and slightly offside… The Penryn town official, Reeve, equalised for Athletic but Saint Clymo moved
forth onto a pass by Spencer-Smith to run the ball past an undemonstrative Lord to complete the
scoring before the half-time break for pasties and Sharp’s Coconut Stout.
The famous and well disguised Mark ‘Rappo’ Rapsey was present to watch his son Jack rap the home
crossbar on one occasion but in truth, Penryn were abject and failed to trouble home gloveman
Harding at all, despite having the benefit of a strong wind in their favour after the recess. The excellent
Day rallied his Saints against that wind, taking several strong goal-kicks himself, whilst Magin looked
the most competent and creative forward on view.
And thus the Saints defeated a team inspired by the presence of a Lord and a Pope.
No mean feat at the Saltings…

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