Okehampton Argyle U11s 10

Exmoutn U11s 2

EXMOUTH won the toss and kicked off but within five minutes a goal from Bradley Ausden started Okehampton on their way.

Within a minute of his first goal, Ausden had added another.

Exmouth continued to battle and a defensive error by Okehampton led to their first goal. Okehampton's third was a good team effort in passing the ball upfield, resulting in an excellent cross with Kyle Kineally scoring his first of the season.

Paul Gent continued the scoring for Okehampton and just before half-time William Searle added another.

Okehampton returned to the pitch having made several substitutions and added to their first half performance with an Ausden corner which was converted into a goal by Andrew Collins, his first of the season. Okehampton's defence scrambled to clear the ball and Exmouth took the opportunity to score their second.

Okehampton's eighth goal was the result of a cross that the goalkeeper missed and knocked into the back of the net for an own goal.

An excellent goal from Ausden, who ran through three defenders, led to the ninth goal and Andrew Collier added the tenth.

Men of the match: William Searle and Paul Gent.

Next match v Honiton U11s in the Rod Knight Cup first round. Kick-off 10.30am.

Torridgeside U12s 2

Okehampton Argyle U12s 5

PLAYING on a bigger pitch Okehampton soon took control — their first attack saw Sam Appleby tackled unfairly and win a penalty, scored by Robert Dunn.

Okehampton continued to pressurise Torridgeside which led to Okehampton scoring three more goals, two from Appleby and one from Robert Dunn, to make it 4-0 at half-time.

The second half began much the same with Okehampton keeping up the pressure. Their final goal was scored by Jamie Stevens from a corner.

Late in the second half Torridgeside scored two.

Man of the match: Cameron Hanssen.

Ilfracombe U13s 3

Okehampton Argyle U13s 2

ILFRACOMBE snatched an early lead against the run of play but Okehampton looked positive.

Strikers Chris Holland and Wayne Atherton received good through balls from Ashley Clark, Alex Osman and Carl Poynton but kept being denied by the dominant Ilfracombe keeper.

Finally, Atherton side-stepped the keeper and casually rolled the ball in to make it 1-1.

Okehampton went behind again but Poynton's long shots looked deadly, twice hitting the woodwork.

Centre-back Joe Turner ran from his position, beating two players, to shoot for the equaliser.

After conceding another, Okehampton switched more players into attack to try and salvage a justified draw, but it was not to be.

Men of the match: Joe Turner, Carl Poynton.