UNDER 14`S
Phoenix held onto top spot with a 2-1 win over Ottery. Third place Crediton won 5-4 at Sidmouth.

UNDER13`S DIVISION 1
Tiverton Town moved into second place with a 4-2 win against St Martins.

UNDER 13`S DIVISION 3
The only game in this section saw Sidmouth and Central play out a 1-1 draw.

UNDER 12`S DIVISION 1
Brixington Blues moved eight points clear at the top with a 1-0 win against St Martins.

UNDER 12`S DIVISION 2
Second place Culm closed the gap at the top to two points with a 9-0 win at Bradninch.

UNDER 11`S DIVISION 1
Sidmouth stay top of the table after a 12-3 win at Pinhoe. Newton Abbot stay in second spot after winning 7-2 at Brixington. Dawlish are in third place after a 1-0 win at home to St Martins. Other results saw Alphington Jets beat Twyford 3-1.While Crediton were 1-0 winners at Thorverton.

UNDER 11`S DIVISION 2
Top of the table Cullompton Rangers beat Heavitree 2-1.Second place Culm were 9-1 winners against Pinhoe. Ottery also scored nine times as they beat Broadclyst 9-1.West Hill beat Kentisbeare 5-2.

UNDER 10
Top of the table Stoke Hill Celtic are still unbeaten after the latest round of games. Celtic had to be at their best to beat a very good Sidmouth Warriors team. A Joe Balkwan hat trick gave Celtic the points in a 3-1 win. The Warriors goal came from Ollie Jarrett. Celtic won their next game against Sidmouth Raiders 8-1.Their goals came from Freddie James (3),Dan Hodges (2),Tom Cox (1),John Morgan-Ross (1) and a own goal.

The Raiders goal came from Reuben Raffell. Sidmouth Raiders got back to winning ways with a 1-0 win against Stoke Hill Rangers. The Raiders goal came from Reuben Raffell. The last game of the day saw Sidmouth Warriors beat Stoke Hill Rangers 3-1. The Warriors goals came from Tom Woodruff (2) and Ben Gosse (1).The Rangers goal was scored by Jorden Samford.

UNDER 9
Twyford Madrid are still top of the table though they were held to a 1-1 draw by Okehampton. Tiverton Whites are in second place after a 7-0 win against Cullompton Rangers. The Whites also beat West Hill 2-1.Tiverton Yellows beat Cullompton Rangers 3-0, and West Hill 2-1.Okehampton were 9-0 winners against Twyford Barca.

We are in desperate need of a venue for the Under 9's and the Under 11's . Because of all the fantastic weather we have been having! All plate days will be held on Sundays. Ideally we would like the two age groups to be played on Sunday28th of March if possible. if there are any clubs who can help out please email Russ asa matter of urgency.

If we cannot find venues the players will not be able to have their Plate Competition.

For some time now, it seems that every Saturday I get a call questioning the eligibility of players from the Stoke Hill Under 12's side. Please let me put the record straight and let's hope that it will stop the constant enquries.

Stoke Hill Under 12s have a great squad of players and that squad was bolstered by  two talented lads that joined during the season. The league have been presented with documentary evidence to show the lads as being TOTALLY ELIGIBLE  to play for their team at that age group.

This message is not aimed at any one team or any individual, and I understand as much as the next person that when you play in a team sport, you want it to be a fair and level playing field, and everybody has a right to know that their oppositions players are eligible players.

If the players from the opposition have ID cards (or emergency slips in some cases), then they are eligible to play. so please make sure ID cards are checked in the correct manner prior to games starting and there should then be no need for further enquiries.

Leafield Athletic Under 15's a football team from Solihull we will be staying in Torquay on the weekend of 2nd to 4th of July 2010. In their own words "we are a friendly bunch,who would love the opportunity of playing in a competition/friendly in or around the area on the above dates".

Anybody who is interested or knows of a team they might be able to get a game against please contact Gerry Reidy keirichconstruction@hotmail.com who will be delighted to hear from you

We have heard that there are a number of home managers having difficulty re-arranging fixtures with reluctant opposition managers.

Rule 10 C I, ii, and iii are quite clear.

In the event of two dates being given by the host club/team, one will be backed by the League (with very few exceptions). 

Please find below the excerpt from the current handbook. 

10 (C) (i) If the away team have an available pitch that is playable the game is to be switched and played on the same date.

(ii) If neither pitch is playable league games will be re-scheduled mutually between the two managers for a future date. The home team manager should give two dates of choice. 

If neither date is acceptable the league Secretary should be informed and a date for the game to be played will be set by the League.

(iii) Where the league is forced to set a date for a league game; if either team are unable to play on that date the game will be declared void with the defaulting team being deducted a minimum of 1point - up to a maximum of 3 points. 

Please do what you can to get your games played. At the moment, there is no provision for double-headers or any other way of getting results decided without actually playing. 

Secondly, having warned clubs about unpaid fines before, it is disappointing to note that the League has a number still outstanding.

If your club receives a fine of, say, £5, there will be a surcharge of £10 if the original fine is not paid within the 14 days after the date of the fine. 

Rule 5 (H)  All fines and charges shall be paid within 14 days of the date of posting of the written notification. .

Clubs, Officials or individuals committing a breach of this Rule will be fined a further £10 or otherwise penalised at the discretion of the Management Committee. 

We need to be quite clear - if your club/team has not paid the first or second fine, the next, additional fine, is likely to be heavier still.

Furthermore, subject to the views of the League Committee, any club not paying the original fine within 14 days, or the additional fine, also runs the risk of having points deducted. 

Remember, by and large, this affects the competitive age groups only (i.e. u11 and above).

Remember also, that all clubs agreed to be bound by the Rules in the League handbook. 

This is your League, help us make it work for you!

Please ensure if you are looking to transfer players, ALL transfers must be complete by 1st March in the playing season as per RULE 8 (f) in the Qualification of Players section of the handbook

Transfers sent in after that date  will not be considered.

Ottery St Mary Youth Football Club are on the look out for new coaches for up and coming younger age groups.. we currently have 9 teams in leagues but as of next season we need coaches for u8's u10's and u11's.

We have great a infrastructure in place with youth football continuing into adult football, believe it or not we have a player signed who,s late sixties!! Ottery YFC pay for all coaching coarses if needed.

As the two plate days are currently scheduled to be played to a climax on the day, we have extended the times for the semi finals and the final to ensure there is a sufficient time in those games to find the footballing winners. We are still awaiting to hear dates for the Plate days, if they are in the near future and we are able to securea seperate venue, there is a likelihood the finals for those two age groupswill be moved to a day on their own.

Please bear with us whilst we endeavour to make this happen.

It is with great regret, we have ot report another loss at the U13s age group. Due to lack of players Exmouth Eagles have now officially withdrawn from the league.

All results for the game in which thye played have been expunged and fixtures removed from the fixture list, U13 division 1 managers, please check the fixtures list as you will no doubt finda gap or two now.

Before you read this - please bear in mind it is not something that is cast in stone, it is simply a possible scenario on how the outcome of the Championships in each age group are decided.

It is quite possible that there will be a number of unfulfilled fixtures by the end of the season.

In the interests of all those clubs who wanted competitive leagues with the outcome to include, Champions, Runners-Up, as well as promotions and relegations, in the event that there are unfulfilled fixtures at 6^th May 2010, then the League is considering a Pools Panel, where results for unfulfilled fixtures are determined by a panel. 

This does not mean that teams can simply cry off without good reason (Rule 10B for unfulfilled fixtures) but this has been an extraordinary year. 

This may well have to be cleared by Devon FA but we would value as many views and comments, together with solutions from all teams in the u11 to u14 age groups please.

Countess Wear Dynamoes are looking for an Assistant Manager to help CW Dynamoes U12s.
 
Must have Level 1 with the Child Protection and Emergency First Aid.
 
Training takes place at Exeter University's Rubber Crumb Pitch on a Wednesday night, 7-8.
 
Applicants can contact me on 07516357042 or email johnbryant1@hotmail.com

Huge apologies to all the maangers involved for my messing you around, the dates and times have now been reverted to what they were originally. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause, however it was a best intention thing that made me change things in the first place. IT WILL NOT CHANGE AGAIN - BUT PLEASE DO CHECK THE RELEVANT PAGES TO MAKE SURE YOU ARE AWARE OF THE DATES AND TIMES

Can all managers who will be involved in the Under 9, Under 10 and Under 12s League Cup Semi Finals please make sure they check the League Cup Finals pages as there dates have changed (Venue and times exactly the same).

Also can all Managers who's teams are featured in the Plate Competition at all ages makes sure they keep an eye on the Plate Competition pages as the dates and venues will be published shortly - All Plate days will be on Sundays. The finals for the U9s, U10s and U11s will be played at St James Park on the morning of the Cup finals. The U12s and U13s Plate Competition days will be played to a conclusion on the day of the Plate Competition.

UNDER 14S
The Phoenix club and Kentisbeare are neck and neck at the top of the table. Both teams were four goal winners this week. Phoenix beat Ottery  4-1. While Kentisbeare won 4-0 against Sidmouth. The other result in this section saw Bradninch win 3-1 against Hemyock.

 UNDER 13S DIV 1
St Martins moved into second place in division one with a great 5-2 win against leaders Heavitree Harriers, whilst Okehamptons re-arranged game with Stoke Hill ended in a 2 -2 draw. The only other game in this section was a 7-0 win for West Exe Athletic against Exmouth.  Congratulations to Sidbury who ran out  1 - 0 winners against Tiverton in the League Cup quarter final

UNDER 13S DIV 2
Culm Utd march on at the top with a 8-2 victory against Beacon Knights. Twyford moved into second place with a 5-2 win at Crediton.

UNDER 13S DIV 3
Only one result from this section. This was a 6-0 victory for Topsham against Feniton. This result puts Topsham nine points clear at the top of the table.

UNDER 12S DIV 1
 Heavitree Comets take over at the top of the table after a 8-1 win against CW Dynamoes. Honiton moved into third place after a 4-2 win at Pinhoe. Stoke Hill are in fourth place after winning 6-0 at Crediton. Alphington are in fith place after a 5-1 win at Central.

UNDER 12S DIV 2
Cullompton Rangers are in second place after a 8-0 win against Hemyock. There were mixed fortunes for the two Sidmouth sides. The Warriors won 4-1 against Feniton, while the Raiders lost 3-1 at home to West Hill.

UNDER 11S DIV 1
Sidmouth march on at the top of the table with a 1-0 win at Thorverton. Second place Newton Abbot 66 were 4-3 winners at Twyford. Other results in this section saw Crediton win 8-2 at Pinhoe and St Martins win 5-3 at home to Brixington Blues.

UNDER 11S DIV 2
 Cullompton Rangers stay on top of the table after a 4-1 win against bottom side Kentisbeare. Culm are in second place after beating Pinhoe 8-0. Stoke Hill are in third place after a 2-1 win against West Hill. Heavitree were 4-1 winners at Central.

UNDER 10S
Stoke Hill Celtic are still top of the chart after beating the two Twyford sides. Stoke Hill were 3-2 winners against Twyford Celtic and 2-0 winners against Twyford Rangers. Whipton had a mixed day losing 2-0 against Culm, but winning 1-0 against Honiton. Exmouth Amateurs beat Crediton 2-0. In their next game Exmouth drew 2-2 with Tedburn.

UNDER 9S
Exmouth are top of the chart after a good set of results this week. They beat Sidmouth Raiders 11-0 and Sidmouth Warriors 4-0. Sidmouth Warriors are in second place after getting back to winning ways with a 4-0 win against Brixington Blues. Sidmouth Raiders are in third place, their other game of the day saw them beat Brixington Blues 2-0. Tiverton Whites are in fourth place after beating West Exe Rangers 3-0 and West Exe Exiles 2-0. Tiverton Yellows had a good day beating West Exe Rangers 3-2 and drawing 1-1 with West Exe Exiles.

The two Central sides had a mixed day - City were 1-0 winners against St Martins and 2-0 winners against Dawlish. While Utd lost 2-0 to St Martins and 4-0 against Dawlish. Heavitree lost 1-0 against West Hill. They then drew 2-2 with Cullompton Rangers. Alphington lions had a good day. In their first game they beat Honiton 6-0.Alex Owens gave the lions the lead. Tom Prout and Sam Probert soon added to the lions tally. Alex Owens scored his second of the match. Ethan Matthews scored twice to make the final score 6-0 to Alphington. Honiton battled well but they could not find a way past Harry Wellaway and Ben Shear in the lions defence. In their next game Alphington beat Seaton 2-1.The lions goals came from Tom Prout and Ethan Matthews.

Countess wear Dynamoes under 10's are looking for players for this season to join our current team -in all postions,we train on Thursdays and play on saturday.Please contact JO Tink ON 01392 214329 if you would like to join our team.

Can all Club Secretaries please check the relevant page on the website to make sure their contact details are correct, and inform the League Secreatary of any errors that need rectifying. The same request also applies to each of the team Managers.

UNDER 14`S  Well done to Hemyock who picked up their first point of the season with a 2-2 draw at Ottery. Sidmouth were 7-1 winners at Bradninch.

UNDER 13`S DIVISION 1 Heavitree Harriers went to the top of the table with a 3-1 win at Okehampton.

UNDER 13`S DIVISION 2 West Exe Rangers moved into second spot with a 6-0 win at Pinhoe. Exwick are in fourth spot after a 2-1 win against Broadclyst.

UNDER 13`S DIVISION 3 Alphington Tigers are in second place in division three after a 4-0 win against Sidmouth. Ottery moved into third place with a 3-2 win against Seaton.

UNDER 12`S DIVISION 1 Heavitree Comets missed the chance to go top of the table when they lost 3-1 to a very good Stoke Hill Cougars. Alphington and Pinhoe drew 2-2.

UNDER 11`S DIVISION 1 Newton Abbot 66 kept their title hopes on track with a 2-1 win at Dawlish. Other results saw Alphington beat Crediton 1-0, Thorverton won 7-0 at Brixington Blues and Twyford won 3-2 at Pinhoe.

UNDER11`S DIVISION 2 Stoke Hill moved into second spot with a 6-2 win against Broadclyst

UNDER 10`S  Pinhoe Spears are in fourth place after a mixed set of results. They beat Twyford Rangers 6-0,then they lost to Twyford Celtic 3-2. Pinhoe Pikes are in sixth place after a 2-1 win against Twyford Celtic and a 8-0 win against Twyford Rangers. Other results saw Crediton Saints beat Broadclyst 11-0. The Saints were then beaten 4-3 by Cullompton Rangers. Hemyock were beaten 2-1 by Inter Heavitree. In their next match Hemyock drew 2-2 with AC Heavitree. Tedburn won their game against Broadclyst 11-0.

UNDER 9`S The two Sidmouth sides are the top teams two in this section. But they did not have it all their own way in this weeks matches. The Warriors were beaten 2-0 by Central City. They got back to winning ways with a 2-0 win against Central Utd. The Raiders beat Central Utd 6-0 and  were held to a 1-1 draw by Central City. Right behind the Sidmouth teams in third place are West Exe Exiles. The Exiles beat West Hill 3-1 and Cullompton Rangers 3-0. West Exe Rangers were 2-1 winners against Cullompton Rangers and 3-2 winners against West Hill. Heavitree and St Martins drew 1-1. St Martins then beat Stoke Hill 2-1.Stoke Hill also lost 3-1 against Dawlish.

Inspections will be made tomorrow morning and managers should contact the Arena as per usual on the phone number they have after 9 am to get a definitive answer. Some are already in doubt, but none are definitely out of the equation yet, so make sure you do your praying for no rain before bed tonight.

Beacon Knights are looking for a new Goal Keeper and new players to bolster their younger squads. Training is on a Wednesday at St James High School from 6.00pm to 7.00pm. Please call Steve Rowland 01392 662630 for further details.

After discussions with Galvin Short, he has informed me that Exeter City Council pitches will have an extension and that teams will be able to play on the council pitches up to and including Saturday the 1st May - formal letters extending licenses will be going out to relevant member clubs in the coming days.

I have to report the sad news again, that we have lost another team - Feniton U11s due to lack of players. It is a real shame to lose another team because of the same reason as the other two teams we have lost this season, especially when some  teams have so many lads signed on! Over the coming days I will be sending out a newsletter to all club secreataries and managers with an idea the league have that may combat this for next season.

In the meantime can all U11 Division two managers please note that all results for games involving the Feniton U11s have been expunged and all future/re-arranged fixtures involving the team have been removed so you will now have some free dates that will need filling.

Due to losing 2 players from our squad we are currently looking for anyone who is interested in joining our team.  Please can anyone who is interested contact me Chris Sample on 07775 830191 or email chris.sample@me.com.

Under 14`s league cup quarter finals
Phoenix, Kentisbeare and Sidmouth are all through to the semi finals to join Bradninch after they won their quarter final ties. Phoenix were 8-5 winners against Ottery while Kentisbeare beat Crediton 4-2 and Sidmouth ran out 10 - 2 winners at Hemyock.

Under 13`s league cup quarter finals
Only one cup tie played in this section today between West Exe Rangers of Division 2 and Stoke Hill Spurs from Division 1. Stoke Hill ran out winners by 12 goals to 2.

Under 12`s league cup quarter finals
The all first division clash between Honiton Town and St Martins was only five minutes old when St Martins took the lead. A shot from Joe Boyne found its way into the home teams net. On seventeen minutes Boyne scored his second of the match to put his team in control of the game, but Honiton battled back and a good finish from Neil Paris made it 2-1. Straight from the re start Jamie Robinson restored the visitors two goal lead. With time running out in the first half another good finish from Neil Paris got his team right back in the game and made the half time score 3-2 to St Martins.

St Martins started the second half the stronger of the two teams and two goals from Sam Clarke put them in a good position. Honiton kept on battling but they could not stop Jamie Robinson from getting his second and St Martins sixth. This was a good cup tie played in snowy conditions. So it's St Martins who go through to the semi finals. In the other cup tie played today First division Alphington just edged out second division West Exe by a 7-6 scoreline.

Under 11`s league cup quarter finals
First division Alphington saw off the challenge of second division Cullompton by a 2-0 scoreline. Thorverton were 2-1 winners at Crediton. Newton Abbott beat Dawlish 5-1. Sidmouth had already reached the semi finals after playing their cup tie with Brixington Blues a couple of weeks ago, they won the tie 6-0.

Under 10`s league cup quarter finals
The clash of the top two in the league saw Alphington beat West Exe 5-1. Stoke Hill Celtic won 3-0 at Countess Wear. The match between Twyford Celtic and Tedburn Panthers ended 3-3 and went to a penalty shoot out. This was a close affair which Twyford won 3-2.

Under 9`s league cup quarter finals
There were mixed fortunes in the cup for the two Tiverton sides. The yellows won 3-0 against West Exe Rangers while the whites lost 6-0 against Exmouth Amateurs. In the other cup tie played today Central City beat Stoke Hill 2-1.

Tedburn St Mary 13's are looking for players to strengthen the squad. For more information about training times etc please call Carole Johnson - Mobile: 01647 61517 
Tel: 07791892053  Email: caroleajohnson@tiscali.co.uk

Honiton Town U/12s are seeking additional players to compliment their existing squad.  A strong emphasis is placed on player development, thus enabling players to maximise their potential.  Training takes place on Thursday evenings, under the guidance of our FA Level 2 Qualified Coach. 

For full details, please contact Nigel Doe on 07887 532779.

Exmouth Town Eagles are desperately seeking a couple of strikers and a goalkeeper for the rest of this season to help us to progress.

Anyone interested in coming along we train tuesdays 7.00-8.30 at Exmouth community college  or for more information call Jason on 01392 461965.

The Summer Tournaments page has been updated - There are 3 great tournaments at present listed - Dawlish, Tiverton and Newton St Cyres. It may seem early, but if you are thinking of entering any of those three you should get your forms in ASAP as places are limited in some of them and they are filling up fast. Click Here to visit the tournaments page and download your entry forms

All players must have played at least 3 COMPETITIVE games for their team to be eligible to play for their team on Saturday in the cup competition.  This means both league and cup games played previously count as competitive games.

The wording in the handbook may confuse some in to thinking it is only league games. Also please be reminded players can only play for one team in the cup/plate competitions - please see RULE 24 (D)(ii).

If you are in doubt of a players eligibility CHECK as result sheets will be scrutinised.

New date for the League meeting -  Dave Jeffery Room at Heavitree Social Football Club Tuesday 26th January 7.30pm kick off. The existing agenda will stand, any apologies please ensure you let the League Secretary know in plenty of time. The agenda is available for download if you wish to have a copy on the meetings page. With one adition that Dave Keast - Welfare Officer with Devon FA will be present to discuss amongst other things - the respect programme

UNDER 14`S
Kentisbeare are joint top after a 7-1 win against Bradninch.While Sidmouth were 2-1 winners at home to Ottery.
 
UNDER 13`S DIV ONE
The only game in this section saw St Martins move up to third place in the table after a 6-0 win against Exmouth.

UNDER 13`S DIV THREE
F.C. Newton are level on points with Sidmouth after they beat them 1-0. While Ottery won 8-7 at Feniton.

UNDER 12`S DIV ONE
Heavitree Comets closed the gap on league leaders Brixington Blues with a 4-2 win against Pinhoe. Honiton are in third place after a 9-2 win at C.W. Dynamoes. While Stoke Hill won 9-1 against Central.

UNDER 12`S DIV TWO
 Ottery are top of the table after a 8-6 win at West Hill.Heavitree were 5-3 winners at Bradninch.

UNDER 11`S DIV ONE
Newton Abbot had a good 10-1 win at home to Central.Dawlish were 3-1 winners at Twyford.The only other game in this section saw Alphington and Brixington Blues draw 2-2.

UNDER 10`S
West Exe are top of the progress chart after a 4-0 win against Inter Heavitree and a 0-0 draw with A.C.Heavitree. Alphington Rockets are in second spot after a 5-0 win against A.C.Heavitree. In their next game the Rockets beat Inter Heavitree 4-3. Pinhoe Spears are in fith place after a 3-2 win against Stoke Hill Rangers. Rangers won their next game against Pinhoe Pikes 4-1. West Hill had a good day with a 9-0 win against Broadclyst followed by a 4-0 win against Cullompton Rangers. Rangers were also beaten by Hemyock by a 3-1 scorline. St Martins had a mixed day beating Honiton 5-2 and losing 2-0 against Culm. Tedburn beat Whipton 4-1. Crediton also beat Whipton by 3 goals to 1.

Latest update from the Council:

The following pitches are closed for play for the weekend;

Cowick
Bettysmead
Exwick/Flowerpot
Bromhams

The following pitches are still playable at the moment but are subject to an 8am inspection;

KGV 1, 3, 4 & mini pitches
Hamlin 5 & mini pitches

Hamlin 2, 3 and 4 are closed -  that includes for training

KGV 2, 5, and 6 are closed -  -  that includes for training

Wonford 1
Grace Road 1 & 2

It is with a very heavy heart that I have to report that Beacon Knights Under 12s team have had no alternative to pull out of the league. they have been struggling for some time to get new players in and the number of players has not risen making it almost impossible at times for them to field a team. Having spoken with Steven Rowland the club chairman this morning, he gave the official confirmation that for this season they would have to withdraw. I am sure those of you who have had any dealing with Steve and Karly will agree that it is a great loss after the great support they have shown the league over past seasons. the decision will not effect any of the other Beacon Knights teams, who all remain strong and competitive in the respective age groups/divisions.

All results that have previously been recorded for teams who have played Beacon Knights U12s in the league have been expunged and U12 managers in division 1 should check the fixtures list as all futue fixtures have also been removed.

Hopefully we will see them back again next season. The league offer their thanks to Karly Pearce for all her hard work and determination in keeping the lads together and wish her every success in whatever road she decides to take next.

It is with great regret that the Whipton Youth U8s will not be able to fulfil any further fixtures during the 2009/10 season. They have struggled on for some time but on have 5 regular players at present. They are hoping to have new faces in the near future and the league wish them every success in getting a team back together. 

In the meantime if there are any clubs with U8s who would be looking to play friendlies on  a Sunday ( and could perhaps loan the Whipton lads a couple of players on the day then please contact Jamie (jamie@whiptonyouth.co.uk ) as the lads that are still there are desperate to play some football. 

With teams that this effects in terms of matchday venues, please liaise between yourselves and inform the League Secretary of new venue so as the fixtures list can be updated accordingly.

Can all U12, U13 and U14 Managers please ensure they check the referees appointments pages as we have now updated the fixtures with the new appointments.

UNDER 13`S DIV1
 Sidbury stay in second place after being held to a 3-3 draw by St Martins.

UNDER 13`S DIV2
 Culm Utd moved five points clear at the top after they beat second place Twyford Spartans 3-2.

UNDER 12`S DIV1
 Brixington Blues march on at the top after a 5-1 win against Honiton Town. Heavitree Comets stay in second place after a 8-2 win against Central.

UNDER 12`S DIV2
 The only game in this section saw Bradninch beat Sidmouth Raiders 4-1.

 UNDER 11`S DIV1
 Sidmouth Town are eight points clear at the top after a 6-2 win at St Martins, while Thorverton beat Dawlish 2-1.

 UNDER 11`S DIV2
 Cullompton Rangers are in second place after a 2-1 win against Stoke Hill. Central won 9-5 against Kentisbeare.

 UNDER 9`S
 Sidmouth Raiders and Sidmouth Warriors both took the chance to move up the progress chart with two wins each. Raiders beat Pinhoe 4-0 and Beacon Knights 3-1.While the Warriors beat Pinhoe 1-0.They followed this up with a 3-0 win against Beacon Knights.

Much to the relief of some managers, it has been decided that there is to bea further extension to the season end date for the Exeter and District Youth League. Games can now be played up to and including Thursday 6th May 2010 . this will be the final day on which any league games can permissably be played.

Managers who play on council pitches, please be aware that this will not mean the council will automatically extend their deadline. If you are going to have difficulty with pitch allocation then contact the League Secretary as soon as possible (this is not dates - it is actual pitch) in order that possible other venues can be explored.

Postponements - Clearly there has been extrodinarily bad weather which has caused a huge amount of games to be postponed, unless you want your club to be fined, please ensure that you get re-arranged dates to the League Secretary within 7 days of postponement as per league rules.

It has been confirmed by Galvin Short from Exeter City Council that all Exeter City Pitches are closed this weekend (Saturday 16th January) due to waterlogging.

Beacon Knights are looking for Under 12 players to join their squad. Training is every Wednesday at Exeter Arena from 6.00pm to 7.00pm. If you are interested please could you contact Steve on his mobile 07989513864 or email him at steve.rowland28@blueyonder.co.uk.

Countess Wear Dynamoes new Under 12's manager John Bryant is looking to bolster his playing sqaud. If you are eligable for U12s, and you are looking for regular football, CW Dynamoes need players.

we train Wednesdays 7-8 at Exeter Uni's rubber crumb pitch

 If you are interested then contact John on his mobile 07516357042 or email him at  johnbryant1@hotmail.com 

Massive apologies to al involved. due to the weather and the fear of even worse weather to come, tonights meeting has been postponed until Tuesday January 26th, same place same time.

Once again on behalf of all the committee, apologies for any inconvenience this causes anybody

Agenda for Tuesday's meeting can be found on the following link: http://www.exeteryouthleague.co.uk/downloads/meetings/D01-Oct-EDYL-12th-Jan2010-Meeting-Agenda)-01.pdf 

Please ensure you print a copy to bring with you to the meeting.