Exmouth CC was another very happy club after match day three of this season’s Francis Clark Devon League.

East Budleigh Reserves 1, Priory 3

East Budleigh Reserves 5, Amory 3

It was another busy week for East Budleigh Reserves who went down 3-1 on Wednesday to Priory fielding a scratch side of just the bare eleven players, writes Mark Auton.

A somewhat experimental Topsham St James 2nd XI side did its best, but could not match Exmouth IIIs blend of youth and top class experience, writes Mike Tracey.

Topsham St James Under-15s won their first Bradley’s East Devon Cricket League game of the season with a 15-run victory over Cullompton at Bonfire Field.

Budleigh Under-11s were victorious in their Bradley’s East Devon league meeting with Axminster.

Budleigh Salterton’s 1st XI season continued in the identical fashion that it had taken off, writes Lloyd White.

Exmouth suffered a 32-run defeat in a low scoring game at Sidmouth where they were undone by the performance of one player, Scott Barlow.

Budleigh Salterton 2, East Budleigh 1

East Budleigh rounded off their campaign with a narrow defeat to neighbours Budleigh Salterton in the semi-final of the Morrison Bell Cup, writes Mark Auton.

Otterton 2 Woodbury Reserves 3

Woodbury Reserves lifted the Geary Cup after a thrilling final at Greenway Lane, Budleigh.

Budleigh Salterton’s superb season came to an end with the Greenway Lane side securing a marvellous third place finish in the South West Peninsula League, Eastern Division, writes Alan Beer.

Forty years ago saw the first game played by Exmouth RFC Juniors under the directions of Roger Stuckey and Gordon Warren, writes Nigel Middleton.

Lympstone Boxing club’s Rory Clay (39kgs) notched up another good win on Saturday at the Launceston ABC, writes Neil Parsons.

Killerton is familiar to East Devon based runners as the location for the local Parkruns, but last Sunday it played host to a triple race event, writes Dave Eveleigh.

The Somerset based Black Death Run is named because of a local historical event rather than its effect on participants but is tough enough anyway, writes Dave Eveleigh.

Just short of a dozen Exmouth Harriers were at the Ivybridge 10km Race on Saturday evening.

Normally a monthly round-up of Killerton Parkruns, covers this 5km event, weekly as it is, but the race on May, 11, a record 154 strong, produced some exceptional results for Exmouth Harriers which deserve an earlier airing, writes Dave Eveleigh.

Two league fixtures and a friendly with neighbours Phear Park kept Madeira ladies busy again this past week, writes Mary Ann Dowrick.

The start of the Madeira week saw President Colin Healy hosting his Presidents Day which was played over 11 rinks, writes Matt Marriott.

The Madeira Bowls Club AGM was held last week when officers both new and remaining were elected, writes Mike Pope.

The EBU Spring Pairs event was held at Exmouth Bridge club, writes Carla Pickering.