Carlsberg South Western League Callington Town 0 Goonhavern Athletic 1 TOWN had an excellent chance to break the deadlock after just four minutes when Wayne Mouselli launched a good run down the left. His cross at the end found Andy Roberts but the striker could only find the feet of Athletic keeper Dave Wilton. On the 26th minute, Goonhavern grabbed the lead, somewhat against the run of play. Lee Dark chased the ball down to the byline on the right before cutting the ball back to the advancing Scott Rogers eight yards out and his slick finish beat Vinny Bowman to give the visitors the lead. Luke Avis Riordhan took more time than he needed to on 58 minutes and his final shot was cleared off the line by the Athletic defenders. Shortly afterwards Floyd was again denied by the Goonhavern keeper as Callington continued to press for the elusive equaliser. Cornish Guardian East Cornwall Premier League Dobwalls 2 Callington Town 0 THERE was little to choose between the teams in a dour first half but the game exploded into life on 70 minutes. A Dobwalls player went down in the Callington area with a head injury and while the referee ran over to assess the situation and the Town players stopped, Jim Moynan did not and took full advantage to crash the ball past the keeper. Despite protests, the referee said his whistle did not blow, so the game was still active. He gave the goal. Worse was to follow for Callington as, with 10 minutes left, Dan Parsons saved a Jon Hake penalty before, with the visitors chasing the game, Jack Bartlett set up Martyn Hake who fired home Dobwalls? second. l On Boxing Day, the first team are away at Plymouth Parkway at 11.30am and at 2pm the second team face Godolphin Atlantic at Newquay in the quarter-finals of the league cup. On New Year?s Eve, the first team are home to Millbrook 11.30am and on January 2 the seconds host Dobwalls in the league. l Callington Colts U11s had an impressive victory over Tavistock Town. James Pascoe led the way with a hat-trick with Nathan Ewing weighing in with a brace, and Lee Williams and Jack May completed the scoring. Sam Hicks scored for Tavistock. The boys? U15s gained another point, this time at home to Kitty Parkway with Aaron Pethick scoring. The U12 boys lost 5-3 at home to to Weston Mill, with James (2) and Knighton scoring while the U13 boys lost 3-2 at home to Tavistock with goals from Bond and Rowe.