The score for the match between Heavitree Youth v Exwick Youth Under 13s ended 3-3. Both teams were evenly matched, with Exwick getting the first 2 goals on the score sheet.

Then Heavitree replied with 2 of their own, Exwick scored next making it 2-3, Heavitree evened up the score.

Both teams had their chances to score more goals but it did not happen, it was a hard fought match for both teams.

Goal scorers for Heavitree were Chimenim Chinnah 2 Jesse Mallet 1. 

Bradninch under-13s had the ‘Foster effect’ as they beat Exwick Youth 2-1. A fine game of football contested by two well matched sides was all square at the break. Jack Foster then fired Bradninch ahead with a fine left foot shot but Exwick battled back and were deservedly on terms with a terrific far post header. With the game headed for a draw substitute Freddy Foster, brother of the earlier scorer, popped up to net what proved to be the winner.

A geat game played in very boggy conditions with the scoreline slightly flattering the home side. St Martins came out much the stronger and took the lead through a finely taken goal by Hugh Stronge. The Pins started to fight back with Ashley Hilliard and Dominci Ditchburn both scoring. Just before the whistle for half time Hugh Stronge scored again for the visitors. The 2nd half was a very tight affair with neither team getting a breakthrough until the Pins sprung the offside trap with a good run from Jamie Burrough and a well taken goal.

The 4th goal came from a great run from Ollie Frankum who pulled the ball back for Zachary Phillips to sweep the ball into the corner of the net. St Martins fought back hard to get back into the game but a really well taken free kick from Luke Phillips secured the points for Pinhoe. Many thanks to the supporters, players and coaches from St Martins

This was a hard game in which the hosts Central Scorpions played a great game. But Heavitree claimed another win with the final result being Central 2-4 Heavitree.

Goals for Heavitree coming from James Evans 2 Chimenim Chinnah 1 and Macauley Oldfield 1.