Oke Argyle U14s 14 Cullompton Rangers 0 ARGYLE got off to a great start and were one up in minutes from a Bradley Ausden goal. Luke Alden, with a lovely ball through, created Bradley?s second. Tom Boother soon made it 3-0 with a great run up the right wing. Tom then placed the ball right across goal for Corey Burns to tap in the fourth. An own goal from Cullompton made it 5-0 at half-time. Argyle played some great football in the second half and could have scored a lot more goals if the Cullompton keeper hadn?t pulled off some great saves. Alex Donnelly played a great ball to Andy Milton for Argyle?s sixth and a shot by Harry Smith rebounded for Bradley to get the seventh. Corey Burns placed the ball to Tom Boother for the eighth. Ben Williams and Bradley got the ninth and tenth. Andy got the 11th, and a great corner from Corey gave Ben Williams the 12th. From a great header Corey assisted in the 13th goal from Andy and Ben Williams completed his hat-trick. Tavistock U13 Girls 0 Activate U13 Girls 0 TAVISTOCK had four players away and were left with the minimum of seven but this didn?t prevent them having their best game of the season. Amy Bassett and Kirsty Heard in defence were on top form for Tavistock and let very little go past them to Fiona McCall who was solid in goal. The midfield led by Megan Case, assisted very ably by Annabel Longden and Olivia Hodge, controlled most of the play and indeed Olivia was unlucky not to score on three occasions. Shannon Ashworth covered a lot of ground up front for the home side. Activate are unbeaten this season but Tavistock were undaunted by this and took the game to them. The game was tight but apart from one or two moments, Activate never looked like scoring and Tavistock were considered unlucky not to have taken all 3 points. Player of the match Fiona McCall. Seaton Town U12s 1 Oke U12s 6 OKEHAMPTON made a slow start and found themselves a goal down after ten minutes. Their enthusiasm then really started to cause Seaton some problems. Okehampton?s hard work paid off with an equaliser from Ashley Doidge. The away side continued to build a useful lead with Kyle May playing the ball in from a corner for Toby Gostling to score his first of four goals during the match. Kyler Burns made the score 4 - 1 just before half time when he followed up a deflection off the keeper. Okehampton?s stand-in goalie, Ruben Forrester made some useful saves to keep Seaton out of the game. The second half saw Okehampton continue where they left off with Ethan Foster making some great driving runs down the left. Their strong midfield were able to set up a further two goals. They were unlucky not to have a couple more but for good saves from Seaton?s keeper. Okehampton?s high team spirit saw good performances from every player and they were all deservedly awarded man of the match. l On Sunday Okehampton make a return trip to Seaton Town for a cup match.
