Friday's heavy rain across the region may well resulting some of the local cricket matches being cancelled. That would be a shame for, with just three match days remaining, things are bubbling up nicely in a number of the divisions.
Somerset's Peter Trego returns to the Devon side after a three-match absence for the crunch game against Oxfordshire starting at Sidmouth on Sunday (11am), writes Conrad Sutcliffe.
Exmouth Town's next opposition in the FA Cup, Yate Town, were 4-0 winners of their Wednesday night Southern League Premier Division game at Taunton Town.
Liz Connolly was the winner of the ladies' August stableford competition at East Devon Golf Club last week, with Margaret Powell taking home the Venerable Vets Whitehead Cup for 2019, writes Helen Chivers.
Exmouth Town Reserves were edged out in an eventful midweek Southern Road meeting with Okehampton Argyle in the last preseason friendly before the Town second string begin their new life as a Devon League side on Saturday.
Speaking after his side's narrow defeat in a low scoring game at home to champions-in-waiting Heathcoat, Exmouth skipper Andrew Buzza said spoke of his delight - and frustration!
The International 14ft racing dinghy 'Nimbus' K316 was designed and built by Uffa Fox in 1934 for Alan Rees Colman, whose family milled a little mustard in Norwich, writes Gillian Westell.
A week of mostly fine weather and some excellent bowling saw that the 40th anniversary of the Phear Park Open Tournament was a great success, writes Paul and Kay Beresford.
With only two league fixtures for the club in the past week, and with league matches running out, there is sharp focus on the potential for promotion for the Budleigh Ladies from Division 2 of the Exeter and District Triples League and survival for the men in Division 2 of their respective Triples League, writes David Roberts.
Woodbury & Newton St Cyres all-rounder Becca Silk had a day to remember, albeit in a losing cause as she hit her side's second top score and the took four wickets in a three wicket defeat at home to Ottery St Mary 2nds.
Exmouth Town Football Club have announced that last seasons U18 manager Mark Halse has stepped up to manage the clubs reserve team who launch a new campaign as a Scott Richards Solicitors Devon Football League side this coming Saturday (August 17).
Madeira men were in Sunday action playing New Plymouth in the quarter-finals of the County Trophy which involved teams of four rinks playing against each other, writs Jenny Smith.
Topsham St James won the Tidball Insurance Cup after seeing off first Honiton and then got the better of Uplyme & Lyme Regis in a rain hit final on Finals Day at Shaldon in South Devon.
Clyst St George are just 23 points away from sealing the Tolchards Devon League D Division East title after a 12th success in 15 outings, this one a 52-run win at Feniton.
Exmouth Town eased their way into the FA Cup preliminary round with a thoroughly competent all-round display that earned them a 2-0 Southern Road win over Barnstaple Town before a crowd of 301.
Exmouth go into matchday 15 of the Tolchards Devon Cricket League and a home game against Heathcoatsitting fourth bottom, three places and 26 points above the drop zone.
The Budleigh loss at Cornwood coupled with the Hatherleigh success at Bradninch means the battle to bag a coveted place in the 2020 Tolchards Devon league Premier Division is now a four-team contest!
