Exmouth Town have been drawn away to Almondsbury in the preliminary round of the Les Phillips Cup. Town will travel to the South Gloucester club on either September 17 or 18.
The last meeting of the point-to-point season provided a local North Devon trainer with a winner at the Torrington Farmers meeting held at Umberleigh, writes Donna Harris.
Exmouth resident Heather Lamacraft is back home after representing England who won the ladies fly fishing international held at Draycote Water in Warwickshire.
Exmouth Town are set to face almost 3,000 miles of travelling during the coming league campaign that will see them compete in the Toolstation Western League.
Exmouth Town will now play two extra games in their new life as a Western League side after the league accepted an appeal from Chipping Sodbury Town whp had been moved into the Hellenic League.
Having been without for three weeks, the Oaktree Arena saw the action return on Wednesday evening, with the first leg of the South Western Challenge, as the 'Cases' Somerset Rebels Select side took on the National League's and local rivals, the Plymouth Gladiators, writes Dave Thompson.
The Exe Equestrian Club held their Novice Show at Nutwell Court and judges Lucinda and Jenny had their work out and indeed were mighty busy owing to the grand turnout the show enjoyed.
Ten-man Topsham St James 2nd XI banked a maximum 20 points from their XI travelled with some trepidation to table-topping Kilmington, but a superb team performance brought a well-deserved victory, writes Mike Tracey.
Exmouth 2nd XI opener James Edworthy carried his bat, scoring a superb unbeaten 126, but, ultimately, it was in a losing cause as the Maer men were beaten by Braunton 1st XI.
Clyst St George 2nds are now 23 points clear at the top of the F Division East table with one third of the season gone after a sixth successive win, a three wicket victory over Axminster.
Exmouth Town have announced an attractive set of pre-season fixtures that include what promises to be a terrific first taste of new season action when they take on Southern League side Taunton Town.
It's been another week in which county and club competitions predominated and the weather tried its best to scupper the friendlies, writes Jenny Smith.
Budleigh Salterton powered back to winning ways in their Tolchards Devon League, A Division campaign after a six run win in a thrilling game at Ivybridge.
Wet weather had arrived on Exmoor in time to ease the going for the third and final point-to-point of the season at Bratton Down, the Tiverton Staghounds meeting, writes Granville Taylor.
A visit to Maderia in the Exeter and District Over-60s Triples League for the Budleigh men this week was a match where there was no great expectation of a positive result, but against the odds an overall win was achieved and six valuable points banked, writes David Roberts.
Clyst St George batsman Sam Read is just 21 runs shy of becoming the first batsman in the Tolchards Devon League to reach 500 runs this season after his third century of the campaign helped the Bohea Field men to a 100 run victory over Feniton when the sides met in a top-of-the-table D Division East contest.
The June Medal and Rolle Cup were played for (awful grammar; I'll get it right one day!) at East Devon on the first day of June, writes Paul Willoughby.
Topsham St James were edged out in a low-scoring affair at their Bonfire Field home with visiting Bideford, Littleham and Westward Ho! Departing with a two wicket win.
