Exmouth Town are in Cornish action on the final Saturday of February as they travel to Falmouth Town for their latest South West Peninsula League Premier Division game.
Tom Malone’s seven-year-old gelding, The Last But One, achieved the unusual feat of winning two races at Wadebridge on Saturday, where the card also featured a double for the Dean Summersby yard, writes Granville Taylor.
A Dartmoor couple who have dedicated their lives to championing Clydesdale horses have just 11 days left to raise enough money in order to secure them a permanent new home, writes Lucy Johnson.
Like all other matches played in the Macron Devon and Exeter League on the penultimate Saturday of February, a minute’s silence was held in memory of Phillip Margrett, who passed away recently, writes SpursTom.
Exmouth Town’s Under-18s team completed a superb weekend for the Southern Road club as they booked a place in the final of the Devon County Under-18 Cup on Sunday afternoon, beating Holsworthy 3-0.
It was fitting that in the club’s 125th anniversary year, Exmouth Swimming and Life Saving Society (Exmouth S&LSS) were well represented at the recent Devon County ASA Championships.
This indoor season for the Budleigh ladies has been an impressive one across the range of competitions and friendlies and, in particular, there have been some great performances in the Devon Lane League campaign, writes David Roberts.
Three Madeira lady bowlers entered the County two-wood singles last Sunday at Isca, and, after playing through three rounds, De Williams secured a place in the County semi-final to be played at Honiton in March, writes Jean Healey.
Exeter Chiefs Director of Rugby Rob Baxter insists he’s edging ever closer to putting in place his squad for next season after two more of his current stars agreed new contracts with the club, writes Mark Stevens.
This indoor season for the Budleigh Ladies has been an impressive one across the range of competitions and friendlies and, in particular, there have been some great performances in the Devon Lane League campaign, writes David Roberts.
Three goals in a 10 minute spell of scintillating football saw Exmouth Town overcome a very competitive Callington Town on the penultimate Saturday of February, writes John Dibsdall.
Exmouth Town sit top of the Souh Wesy Peninsula League Premier Division after another clean sheer home win, but there’s home defeat for Budleigh Salterton. However, in local rugby,it was a good day for the Cockles who won away while Withy were narrowly beaten at home.
Though we are in mid-February, Budleigh Salterton Boys Under016s played just their second game of 2019 when they went down 5-1 at home to Alphington in an Exeter and District Youth League meeting, writes SpursTom.
This weekend’s top local football and rugby action sees home games for both Exmouth Town and Budleigh Salterton in their respective South West Peninsula League campaigns whilst the rugby action sees the Cockles make an early Saturday morning start to venture up the M5 to Gloucestershire to take on Old Patesians.
The past week was a busy one for the Budleigh bowlers and it was also one that resulted in a great set of results at all levels in the club, writes David Roberts.
Budleigh Salterton Reserves were once again involved in a high-scoring Macron Devon and Exeter League, Division Three match, when they travelled to Newton St Cryes where they were beaten 7-3, writes SpursTom.
Exeter City Football Club’s (ECFC) first team physio, Adey Saunderson, has praised the East Devon Grecians for raising £10,000 over a two-year period to go towards a host of medical equipment at the Cliff Hill training ground.
