JEFFREY Cup Final Bere Alston United 1 Bude Town 2 BERE under-performed again and, being odds on favourites, blew it. Not until the last half hour did they start to play and then missed a hatful of chances until Will Westlake scored, but too late to count. Premier League St Stephens 0 Bere Alston United 6 BERE brought their shooting boots and goals from Lee Undserwood 2, Ross Hann 2, Will Westlake 1 and Steve Daymond 1 secured a good win. Premier League St Minver 1 Bere Alston United 6 WILL Westlake 3, Nathan Harvery, Darren Smalley 1 and Steve Daymond kept Bere in touch of league honours. Premier Division cup semi-final first leg Boscastle United 2 Bere Alston United 2 BERE tried to throw this game away. The players were 2-nil up with goals from Will Westlake and Steve Daymond. But a hatful of clear chances wasted allowed Boscastle to score twice in the last 10 minutes. Premier League St Newlyn East 3 Bere Alston United 6 BERE played well and went in 3-nil in front with Will Westlake, Lee Underwood and Darren Smiley scoring. The Saints scored from the second half kick off. Bere hit back immediately with Will Westlake scoring. Back came the Saints for 4-2. Steve Daymond scored a special, back came the Saints for 5-3 and then Ross Hann hit a superb chip from outside the box to leave the keeper stranded. Premier Divisional Cup semi-finals second leg Bere Alston United 4 Boscasstle 0 BEREreached the final with Ross Hann 3 and Steve Daymond scoring in a fine performance. Premier League St Mawgan 1 Bere Alston United 9 WINNING at St Mawgan gave Bere the runner up in the Premier League. Goals wer from Ross Hann 3,Lee Underwood 1, Will Westlake 1, Steve Daymond 1, Ian Crabb 1 and 2 40 yard rockets from Nathan Harvery. Premier Divional Cup Final Bere Alston United 1 St Columb Major 0 LEAGUE champions St Columb Major wer Bere?s opponents in a game not pretty but highly competitive. Both teams traded tackle for tackle with Bere missing several gilt-edged chances and Craig Howells in top form for Bere. The second half was the same and with time running out Kevin Blatchford chased a lost cause and forced an error. Mark Wheeler picked up the loose ball, put Will Westlake through and he rounded the keeper to score. Bere were reduced to 10 men for a second yellow as St Columb piled forward looking for an equaliser, but Bere?s defence stood firm to win. Adam Reid was outstanding for Bere.