Duchy Results Sat 26th April 2014

[Richard Chown]

Duchy Results Sat 26th April 2014

[Jeff's Telling]

Div 3

Callington Town 8 - 0 Lanreath

Atrocious weather, very difficult conditions, sensibly played both teams and the referee Mark Adkins

[nick jeffery]

North Petherwin 9- 0 St Dennis

Keeper OG,

Dan Werring 4
Craig Charnock 1
Simon Oliver 2
Andy penn

[phoenix]

Holywell 1 LC Phoenix 2

Launceston College Phoenix just about clawed all three points from a game played in near apocalyptic weather conditions. Holywell hustled and harried the alumni team and must have thought they'd take a point from the game when they equalised with just minutes to go. Rob Hicks put Phoenix ahead in the first half with a well placed finish but Holywell fought themselves back into the game. Leon Fowler grabbed the Phoenix winner with about 90 seconds left after his cross found the back of the net. Phoenix look certain to at least finish third, though with the top three teams in Duchy 2 scheduled to play each other there is a sense that the league title could go right down to the wire.

The White Hart Hotel man of the match award: Ryan Cox- solid at the back.

[chesterfield]

Tregony 3-1 grampound 1 Simon beel rolling back the years with a brace played at tregony.grampound pitch waterlogged good derby well reffed by Shane hendra good attendance 45 counted, including subs and a dog!

[Willser !]

Duchy 1

St Mawgan 1-1 Polperro

As others have mentioned above, played in truly horrific conditions but both teams gave it all in a gritty relegation scrap type of game.

Got to say Duchy 1 has been wide open at both ends of the table this season, 4 or 5 team fight for the title and still bottom 5 still capable of escaping the drop. Good stuff.

[shane676]

Tregony 3-1 grampound 1 Simon beel rolling back the years with a brace played at tregony.grampound pitch waterlogged good derby well reffed by Shane hendra good attendance 45 counted, including subs and a dog!

thanks for a great game of football

[copey]

Duchy 4

St cleer 2: 4 veryan

After our dissapointining junior cup loss on monday veryan bounced back to claim the duchy 4 league trophy with a 4:2 win over second placed st cleer!! Veryan started brightly with some good play seeing craig phillips brought down for a free kick on the edge of the box! Fans favorite bobbylee johns put the cross in for liam cope to head home! Soon after the restart veryan had control of the game with justin trbilcock opening st cleer up to put craig philiips on goal to round the kewper an slip home!. St cleer got themselfs back in this title game woth a goal on a break away with thw winger(not sure of name) beating to veryan defenders an then slotting home for a good finish to bring the game back to 2:1! Didnt take veryan long to fight back to a 2 goal lead after a good move from back to front ended with craig philips slipping in ollie young to smash home to go 3:1 up!!! Just before the interval veryan grabbed another with a good move throughbthe midfeild for craig phillips to score his 30th goal if the season to put veryan 4:1 up!! After half time st cleer put the pressure on with the lad up top i think zack peal? Looking dangerous!!! The second half was a few chances eother end but with the ref giving a penalty to st cleer gave them hope to push for the title an they scored the penalty! The game ended 4:2!! Good bunch of lads an a lovely set up at st cleer l!! Veryan claim the duxhy div 4 title!!

[Premier Sixes]

JJ JONES DUCHY FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Saltash United go top of the Premier Division on goal difference from Pensilva, but were disappointed to drop two points in a three all draw with St.Columb Major. Lee Hawkins, Lewis Fedrick and Ryan Tetley were the home scorers with the draw setting up an interesting run in to the title with Pensilva level on points and games.

Lamerton beat St.Cleer 1-0. The only goal followed a James Steer cross in the 15^th minute that Jamie Montgomery struck from the right hand side edge of the penalty area into the top left hand corner of the net.

Altarnun’s Division One title hopes are in tatters after a third successive defeat. They went down 2-1 at home to Edgcumbe owing to defensive mistakes. The first was a handball in the box giving Rikki Shepherd the spot kick to give the visitor’s the lead. Edgcumbe doubled the lead after the home keeper fumbled a twenty yard shot over his line. Sam Smith pulled a goal back in the second half, but there was no denying a deserved win for the visitors.

Lostwithiel put an end to St.Dominick’s impressive run with a fine 3-0 win. With the wind at their backs in the first half James Hutchings put the hosts ahead with Josh Cook scoring a second before the break. Lostwithiel still managed to control the game against the elements and scored a third through Ben Wilkinson.

North Petherwin are coming into form at just the right time as they overwhelmed St.Dennis hitting nine without reply. Dan Warring scored four times with Simon Oliver adding a brace. Andy Penn, Craig Charnock and an own goal completed the rout. Petherwin controlled large parts of the game although their keeper made three good saves to preserve a clean sheet. St.Dennis’ day was compounded as they ended with nine men after a serious knee injury to one player and the late dismissal of another.

Leaders Padstow United put their disappointing form of Thursday’s semi-final behind them with a 3-1 win over Grampound. Kyle Tippett scored a brace with Craig Hayes adding their other goal and Richie James replying.

St.Mawgan and Polperro fought out a one all draw. Stuart Harris was the home scorer with Jamie Phillips lobbing his own goalkeeper from twenty-five yards to give Polperro their goal.

Two Jason Northcott goals helped St.Minver go joint top of Division Two after a 4-1 win at Gerrans & St.Mawes United. Steve Wootton and Mike Kempthorne completed the visitor’s scoring with Gary Colwill putting through his own goal for the host’s reply.

A late winner keeps alive LC Phoenix’s promotion hopes. They took a fifth minute lead at Holywell/Cubert Athletic through Rob Hicks. A cracking game ensued in poor conditions with the home side thinking they had rescued a point when Matt Clough equalised seven minutes from time. With time running out Leon Fowler scored a crucial last minute winner for Phoenix.

AFC Bodmin secured a fourth place finish with Andy Seymour scoring the only goal of their final league game with Gunnislake.

Two sides with nothing to play for played out an entertaining two all draw as St.Breward scored a last minute equaliser at home to Premier Sixes. Dan Code opened the scoring in the first half after nutmegging the last defender before curling the ball into the top corner to give Sixes a half-time 1-0 lead. Nathan Elliott bundled home the equaliserfor St.Breward in reply to the visitors first goal. Ben Jarram then headed into his own net to put Sixes back in front. With time running out Dan Couch scored a somewhat lucky equaliser in the last minute as a defensive clearence from a corner bounced off him and into the Sixes net to give the hosts a point.

Callington Town will win the Division Three title if they win their final match on Wednesday evening. They took a fine run of form into their penultimate match with bottom of the table Lanreath and strolled to a 7-0 win. Dan Pethick scored a hat trick with Josh Wilson, Ricky Coton, Cameron Vie and an own goal completing their tally.

Welcome Inn and Lifton shared four goals. Adrian White and Steve Wearne scored for the hosts.

Veryan have won the Division Four title after beating their only remaining rivals St.Cleer reserves 4-2 away from home. The visitors put the disappointment of Easter Monday behind them as they won back to back titles with Craig Phillips scoring a brace and Liam Cope and Ollie Young adding a goal apiece. Zak Peel and Liam Donaghy replied for St.Cleer who require four points from their last two games to secure runners up.

Roche are all but relegated after losing 3-0 at Wadebridge Town. Paul Dingle scored a brace with Rob Centini adding their other goal.

Grampound reserves home game with Tregony was switched to the visitors ground after overnight rain put their ground out. Tregony took the lead from their first attack in the fifth minute when following a cross Matt Skews put through his own goal. Simon Beel doubled the lead from close range following a 15^th minute corner. Alex Moorcroft scored on the hour to put Grampound back in the match, but Tregony completed a 3-1 win when they caught Grampound on the break and Beel scored his second.

High Street stay in the hunt for Division Five runners up spot after their 5-2 win at Pelynt reserves. Stuart Kesson-Smith scored a brace with Jake Mansell, Rob Hindle and Charles Battersby completing the visitor’s total. Anthony Harman and Marcus Metters replied for Pelynt.

Tregrehan Mills promotion hopes suffered a setback after being held three all at St.Newlyn East reserves. A good game saw Adam Williams, Jack Thompson and Luke Reed score for Newlyn. Dean Dingle scored a brace in reply with Tom Adams adding Mills other goal.

Southgate Seniors put some poor results behind them to thrash St.Mawgan 12-0. Tom Wyman scored four goals and Scot Crichton added a hat trick in testing conditions. Nathan Farrar added a brace with Kevin Hatch, Reece Heyward and Dan Gregory scoring a goal apiece to complete the rout.

Champions St.Merryn won 3-2 at Godolphin Atlantic reserves. Josh Dark, Craig Allen and Anthony Murt scored for St.Merryn with Kevin Pearce and Jack Scott replying.

Steve O’Shaughnessy scored the only home goal as Standard Inn received a 7-1 trouncing by Boscastle reserves.

[Green Matador]

Duchy 5.

Pelynt Reserves 2 - 5 High Street.

High Street scorers - Kesson-Smith 2, Mansell, Hindle, Battersby.