West Hill Wasps U11's got back to winning ways beating placed Stoke Hill 2-0 in a game that wasn't as close as the scoreline suggests. As early as the 3^rd minute livewire Charlie King burst through the static Stoke Hill defence to test the keeper's reflexes to force an early corner. Despite the odd counter attack Stoke Hill were never in the match yet managed to hold the hosts goalless at the break. Coach Nigel Blackmore's half time words saw the Wasps came out for the second half in determined fashion with Tom Gardner and Will Kerr in particular in majestic form with Tom Badcott and Callum Hardwick resolute as the last line of defence.

Eventually the dominance of West Hill came to fruition with Charlie King finishing off a flowing end to end move to bury the ball past the helpless ‘Hill' Keeper. Now with their tails up Cameron Souter-Frost got the goal his performance deserved by thundering the ball from distance into the top corner of the net - game over. The boys seem to be re-discovering their best form at the right time as the business end of the season now starts.

Culm Falcons won their Exeter Youth League under-11 Division Two game against Pinhoe Gladiators 9-1. Falcons had tried to play the match at Uffculme, Sampford Peverell and even Uplowman but, with al, three pitches unfit after the rain, the game was played on the Magelake AstroTurf surface.

The first half saw the hosts score three times through Matty Leaney and a brace from Oliver Elsworthy whilst the visitors, for whom goalkeeper Callum Jones made a number of fine saves, replied through Ben O'Keefe.

Some changes at the break led to a dominant second half show from the Falcons who hit six, unanswered goals through Oliver Marston (2), Jack Aldred, Tom Mortiboys, Oliver Shuster-Woods and birthday boy, William Birley.

Shuster-Woods was the star of the first half for the home side and, after the break; it was Jack Aldred who showed fine touches.

Pinhoe played their part on a surface that was unforgiving for those without a credible touch and continued to look to pass the ball. Indeed they would have had at least one other goal but for some fine defensive blocking and one tidy save from the Falcons keeper, Jordan Biss.

Next up for the Falcons, who have no game this coming weekend, is a top-of-the-table clash with leaders Cullompton Rangers, the only side above them in the table. That game is set for Speeds Meadow on March 13