Exmouth Town and Budleigh Salterton both have matches on Good Friday morning.

After a five-month search for Devon’s unsung football heroes, voting is now open to crown Exeter City Football Club’s first ever Flybe Community Champion.

Budleigh Salterton lost their final match in this season’s Macron League Division Three campaign when they were beaten 2-0 at near neighbours East Budleigh, writes SpursTom.

Exmouth Town Reserves recorded a fifth successive Macron League top flight clean sheet – and a sixth in seven games with a midweek 3-0 Southern Road success over Colyton.

Recent trips up the North Devon Link Road when in pursuit of league points have seen the Cockles win two and lose three of their last five visits.

Liam Matthew rescued East Budleigh with a last-ditch goal to give the Jays a share of the spoils in an entertaining Macron League Division Three game at home to Clyst Valley that ended 1-1.

Budleigh Salterton Under-14 girls went down 6-0 in their Devon Girls League home meeting with Galmpton United, writes SpursTom.

The first of two fixtures to be held at the popular picturesque track known as Flete Park, near Ermington, takes place this coming Saturday (April 20), writes Donna Harris.

Exmouth Town Reserves kept a fourth successive clean sheet as their latest Macron League Premier Division game, a home meeting with Lyme Regis, ended 0-0.

Exmouth Town thirds drew 1-1 on their visit to Amory Green Rovers for a Macron League Division Eight game.

Exmouth head coach Steve ‘Pez’ Perry is looking forward to Saturday’s Devon RFU Cup final at his old stomping ground of Barnstaple with a mix of emotions.

Finals weekend for the Budleigh Bowls Club indoor season is always an exciting affair and, as club members assembled to watch the contenders and try to predict the winners, it was, as ever, the performance on the day that dictated the outcome, writes David Roberts.

Exmouth Town Under-13s suffered what is a terminal blow to their hopes of Exeter and District Youth League promotion when they were beaten 8-2 at Stoke Hill.

Jan Roberts, Catherine King and Janine Orchard travelled to Nottingham to compete in the National Championships, playing in the Over-50s Ladies’ Triples.

The cold and windy weather did not dampen the spirits of the Phear Park bowlers as the traditional start of the season began last Sunday (April 14) with the staging of President’s Day, writes Kay Beresford.

Ryan Daffin made it six goals in just three games as he led a second-half fightback for Budleigh Salterton Under-16s in their home Exeter and District Youth League game against Elmore, writes SpursTom.

The Maderia indoor finals were a compelling affair that took place from Friday night through to Sunday, writes Jean Healey.

Torbay Motor Club are hosting three days of thrilling motorsport action over the Easter weekend, culminating in a ‘taster’ event that is open to newcomers and novices who’d like to try their hand at club motorsport, writes Rupert Barker.

The JP’s Exe to Axe race, in early April, had no fewer than 10 Harriers taking part, writes Kate Baker.

There are two competitions to report this week, writes Paul Willoughby

Changes to the MCC laws of cricket – including revisions that have been made to the bowling of dangerous and unfair, non-pitching deliveries and batsmen leaving their ground early – will be shared with Tolchards Devon League member clubs on April 23, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.

Exmouth duly completed their 2018/19 South West Premier campaign with a 28-20 win at Cleve.

East Devon golf club have won the Jurassic Challenge, writes Paul Willoughby.

Exmouth Town Under-13s suffered what is a terminal blow to their hopes of Exeter and District Youth league promotion when they were beaten 8-2 at Stoke Hill.

Exmouth RFC won their final South West Premier game of the season at Cleve but Withy went down at Lanner while, in football, Town Reserves drew and Lympstone boosted their Division Three title hoeps with a win at rivals Ottery.

A minute’s silence will be observed in memory of cricket’s man of many parts, John Harris, before Sunday’s game between Devon and the University of Exeter at Sidmouth (11am), writes Conrad Sutcliffe.

On the first Thursday of April the Oaktree Arena circuit was awash with the water as a result of a huge rainstorm, which caused the cancellation of the ‘Cases’ Somerset Rebels 20th Season Anniversary Challenge meeting against the Poole Pirates, writes Dave Thompson.

There were mixed fortunes for Madeira men against a vice-president’s team drawn from various Devon clubs, writes Jean Healey.

As the indoor season draws to a close, it is always good for the morale of the club to finish on a high, and it did, as the Budleigh bowlers completed their mixed friendly season with an impressive home win 36-13 over Chardstock, writes David Roberts.

For the second time within a month, Exmouth United Under-11s were involved in a compelling contest with Broadclyst and, once again, just a single goal separated the sides at the final whistle, though, unlike the previous meeting when Broadclyst won 4-3, this time United took the honours with a 2-1 score line in their favour.

Barbara Middleditch continued her strong start to the season by claiming top spot in the April medal at East Devon Golf Club last week, heading the 54-strong field by two shots, writes Helen Chivers.

Exmouth Town were edged out after a thrilling Wednesday night meeting with Exeter City to decide who moved into the 2019 Devon Bowl final and a meeting with Plymouth Parkway, writes John Dibsdall.