Kellaway Park Home of The Blues
Helston Athletic Football Club - Founded 1896 CLUB HONOURS Cornwall Senior Cup Western League Les Phillips Cup SW Peninsula League Div 1 West Cornwall Combination League
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1936/37, 2022/23 2012/13 2022/23 2014/15 2011/12, 2012/13 1987/88, 2000/01, 2010/11, 2021/22 2016/17 2015/16 2014/15 2012/13 2021/22 2020/21 2020/21, 2022/23 2016/17 2022/23 2013/14 2021/22 2022/23 1937/38, 1960/61, 1961/62 1935/36, 1951/52 1936/37, 1937/38, 1939/40 1938/39 2021/22 1974/75, 2002/03, 2007/08 2022/23 2021/22 2021/22 2013/14 2015/16 2016/17
Kellaway Park, Clodgey Lane, Helston, Cornwall TR13 8PJ
Welcome to Kellaway Park, the home of ‘The Blues’ of Helston Athletic Football Club. The 22/23 season was without doubt the club’s most successful of recent times, if not that of any in the clubs one hundred and twenty seven year history. Whilst progressing further in The FA Cup than ever before in addition to completing a Cornwall Senior Cup and Western League Les Phillips Cup double exceeded expectations, an early FA Vase exit along with finishing sixth in the league has given room for yet further gains to be achieved. Away from the flagship the wider club triumphed in three additional county cup competitions whilst finishing as runners up in a further two. Several youth teams were also crowned league and / or league cup champions. Win or lose the club and town remain proud of everyone who represented Helston Athletic Football Club last season. As a club we continue to strive for continued improvement both on and off the field of play. Over the forthcoming months we hope the results of the dedication and hard work of those who give up so much of their time will continue to enhance your match day experience whether you are a player, an official or a spectator. Compliance has become ever more important to help ensure everybody enjoys their football in the safest of environments. Helston Athletic Football Club are therefore pleased to share that it was recently awarded an England Football Accredited Club 3* rating. The award reflects the club’s commitment to the future of football within our local community. As always, the club remains extremely grateful for the valuable contributions of the numerous organisations, businesses and volunteers who continue to support us. Without your individual support running a successful football club for all ages would be impossible – thank you. Finally, we hope you enjoy your visit to Kellaway Park today, so much so that you return very soon. Here’s to another successful year of footballing action and for all things Helston.
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Good afternoon, It's a return to Isuzu FA Vase action this afternoon as we welcome the players, officials and supporters of Longlevens FC to Kellaway Park. Our visitors are no strangers to Cornwall having played Falmouth Town in the 2nd round of the competition back in 2019. It will be today's winners that progress to the 2nd round on this occasion. As well as our opponents, Helston welcome this afternoons match officials Nigel D'Arcy, Bryan Holden and David Green to Blues HQ. For the second time in as many weeks we have been saddened by the passing of somebody very much a part of our football club family. Having only revisited the club in recent weeks it was a shock to us all to hear of the loss of former club physio Martine Ede. Professional in her role at all times, Martine also enjoyed the social side of football, a tribute shared earlier this week commented ’she was one of the lads’. For those attending this afternoons match, we request that you respectfully join us in remembering Martine with a minutes silence prior to kick off. The clubs condolences go to husband Jerry, all family and friends at this sad time. Back to today, it gives me great pleasure to welcome the newly formed Helston Under 7 Hammers (pictured) as our match-day mascots this afternoon. Commencing training just four months ago the team is a mix of local boys and girls led by a group of passionate coaches and volunteers. The emphasis of both training sessions and matches are having fun and teamwork. The team and club extends its thanks to kit sponsors Chris Strike of RA Design and David Page from Nauti But Ice. We wish the Hammers every future success. Tomorrow Helston Women return to cup action as they travel to Bristol to take on AEK Boco in the third and final qualifying round of this seasons Women’s FA Cup. The winners of the match will receive £4,000 so there is plenty to play for. The very best of luck to all involved. The weekend doesn’t see the end of the latest round of cup action as on Tuesday we travel to Bickland Park, home of local rivals Falmouth Town, to commence our defence of The Western League Les Philips Cup. KO is 7:45pm and it is hoped that as many Blues supporters as possible will make the short trip for what is always a high profile and entertaining encounter. Next Saturday we again hit the road as we travel to Homers Heath to play Buckland Athletic. Whichever team you are supporting today please be sure to enjoy your afternoon and as always, thank you for your magnificent support. Paul Hendy (Chairman)
Saturday 21st October 2023
FA Vase First Round Barnstaple Town v Okehampton Argyle Fareham Town v Falmouth Town Helston Athletic v Longlevens Nailsea & Tickenham United v Mangotsfield United Saltash United v Portishead Town Torpoint Athletic v Portland United
Toolstation Western League Premier Division Clevedon Town v Wellington Shepton Mallet v Buckland Athletic St Blazey v Bridgwater United
Les Phillips Cup Second Round Millbrook v Brixham
Toolstation Western League Premier Division
Pos. Team 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Helston Athletic 11 Bridgwater United 10 Brixham 13 Clevedon Town 10 Falmouth Town 11 Buckland Athletic 12 Barnstaple Town 9 Shepton Mallet 11 Torpoint Athletic 12 Street 11 Nailsea & Tickenham 11 Ilfracombe Town 12 St Blazey 12 Welton Rovers 12 Saltash United 12 Oldland Abbotonians 12 Wellington 11 Millbrook 10
8 8 7 7 7 6 5 5 5 5 5 4 2 2 2 2 1 0
1 1 3 3 2 2 4 3 3 3 0 3 4 3 2 0 3 0
2 1 3 0 2 4 0 3 4 3 6 5 6 7 8 10 7 10
47 42 32 21 24 36 29 21 18 22 24 19 17 13 19 14 8 2
13 17 12 6 8 24 13 20 17 23 25 20 21 21 33 39 33 63
25 25 24 24 23 20 19 18 18 18 15 15 10 9 8 6 6 0
The Football Association Challenge Vase, usually referred to as the FA Vase, is an annual football competition for teams playing in Steps 5 and 6 of the English National League System. In the 2017 - 18 season 619 entrants were accepted, with two qualifying rounds preceding the six proper rounds, semi-finals (played over two legs) and final played at Wembley. The 2023 winners were Ascot who beat the previous year’s winners, Newport Pagnell Town, by a goal to nil. Until 1974, football players were either professionals or amateurs. Professionals were paid to play by their clubs, and the only cup competitions such clubs were allowed to enter were the FA Cup and, after 1969, for clubs outside the Football League, the FA Trophy. Amateurs, on the other hand, were not paid (at least not officially) by their clubs, and such clubs had their own cup competition, the FA Amateur Cup. In 1974, with many of the top amateur players receiving payment for playing, the Football Association abolished the distinction, scrapped the Amateur Cup and introduced the FA Vase for the majority of clubs who had previously played in the competition. Well over 200 clubs entered in the first season, 1974–75, when Hoddesdon Town beat Epsom & Ewell 2 - 1 in the final at Wembley Stadium in front of a crowd of 9,000. In recent years, entry to the FA Vase has been restricted to clubs in the ninth and lower tiers of the English football league system. Only five teams have won the FA Vase more than once. Whitley Bay are the only team to win the FA Vase three times in successive seasons, while Billericay town, Tiverton town and Halesowen Town have won back to back titles. Truro City are the only Cornish club to win the competition, in 2007 they came from behind to beat AFC Totton 3 -1 in front of 27,754 spectators.
Development I Fixtures & Results 2023/2024 St PIRAN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION (WEST) Date
Opponents
Ven. Res.
Scorers
A H H
W 4-2 L 1-2 W 5-0
Sat 2 Sep Redruth United A Sat 9 Sep Hayle H Tue 12 Sep Mousehole Dev. H Sat 30 Sep St Newlyn East A Sat 7 Oct Wendron Res H Sat 14 Oct Pendeen Rovers A Sat 21 Oct St Day A Sat 18 Nov St Agnes A Sat 25 Nov Mullion Res A Sat 2 Dec Falmouth Town H Sat 9 Dec St Just H Sat 16 Dec Wendron Utd Res A Tue 26 Dec Porthleven A Sat 6 Jan Penryn Athletic H Sat 13 Jan St Day H Sat 27 Jan Illogan RBL A Sat 3 Feb Hayle A Sat 10 Feb Perranwell A Sat 17 Feb Pendeen Rovers H Sat 24 Feb Falmouth Town A Sat 2 Mar Mullion Res H Sat 9 Mar Redruth United H Sat 16 Mar Mousehole Dev. A Sat 23 Mar Illogan RBL H Sat 30 Mar Porthleven H
W 3-1 L 0-1 L 1-2 L 1-2 W 3-0 L 2-3
Tripconey (2), Dunstan, Pallett Cornish Tripconey (2), Cornish, Jewell, Pascoe Dunstan, Gallaway, Baker Costa Pascoe Cornish (2), Tripconey Cornish (2)
Sat 5 Aug Penryn Athletic Tue 22 Aug Perranwell Tue 29 Aug St Agnes
Sat 13 Apr St Just
A
Development I League Table 2023/2024 St PIRAN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION (WEST)
Pos.
Team
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
1st
St Day
9
7
2
0
38
13
23
2nd
Mousehole Dev.
10
7
1
2
35
14
22
3rd
Falmouth Town Res. 10
7
0
3
38
16
21
4th
Porthleven
9
6
2
1
26
16
20
5th
Illogan RBL
7
6
1
0
25
8
19
6th
Hayle Res.
8
5
0
3
22
14
15
7th
Helston Ath. Dev 1
8
4
0
4
19
11
12
8th
Perranwell
9
4
0
5
22
22
12
9th
Pendeen Rovers
7
3
0
4
18
23
9
10th
St Just
7
3
0
4
9
22
9
11th
Penryn Athletic
8
2
1
5
13
22
7
12th
Wendron Utd. Res.
10
2
1
7
15
37
7
13th
St Agnes
10
1
2
7
13
39
5
14th
Mullion Res.
7
1
0
6
8
27
3
15th
Redruth United
9
0
2
7
16
33
2
Development II Fixtures & Results 2023/2024 ST PIRAN LEAGUE DIVISION 1 (WEST) Date
Opponents
Ven. Res.
Tue 9 Aug St Agnes Res A Tue 15 Aug Wendron United H
W 2-0 W 4-2
Tue 5 Sep RNAS Culdrose H Sat 9 Sep Hayle Res A Sat 16 Sep Praze A Sat 23 Sep Threemilestone A Tue 26 Sep West Cornwall H Sat 30 Sep Troon A Tue 10 Oct Camborne SOM H Sat 14 Oct West Cornwall(C) H Sat 21 Oct Ludgvan A Sat 28 Oct Mawnan H Sat 11 Nov Threemilestone H Sat 18 Nov Wendron United A Sat 9 Dec West Cornwall A Sat 23 Dec Hayle Res H Tue 26 Dec Porthleven H 2024 Sat 13 Jan St Ives A Sat 3 Feb St Agnes H Sat 24 Feb Camborne SOM A Tue 27 Feb St Day Res H Sat 2 Mar RNAS Culdrose A Tue 5 Mar St Ives H Sat 16 Mar Mawnan A Tue 19 Mar Ludgvan H Fri 29 Mar Porthleven A Sat 6 Apr Praze H Wed 10 Apr Troon H Tue 16 Apr St Day Res A
L 2-3 W 5-4 L 6-0 L 4-6 L 1-3 L 2-3 L 2-5 L 1-5
Scorers Forwood, Simms Rodden, Simms, Adlard-Rogers Burtenshaw Gallaway (2) Stephen (3), Simms, og. Pascoe, Row, Stephens, Harv. Troon Harr. Troon Stephens (2) Stephens, Ludlam Woodhouse
Development II Table 2023/2024 ST PIRAN LEAGUE DIVISION 1 (WEST)
Pos.
Team
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
1st
Praze-An-Beeble
6
6
0
0
29
9
18
2nd
Troon
7
5
1
1
22
8
16
3rd
West Cornwall
6
4
1
1
14
11
13
4th
RNAS Culdrose
6
2
2
2
15
15
11*
5th
Mawnan
5
3
1
1
17
8
10
6th
Helston Ath. Dev. 2
9
3
0
6
22
32
9
7th
St Ives Town
5
2
2
1
14
9
8
8th
Ludgvan
5
3
2
0
12
9
8*
9th
Threemilestone
6
2
1
3
16
14
7
10th
Camborne SOM
4
2
0
2
14
11
6
11th
Porthleven Res.
5
2
0
3
14
18
6
12th
St Day Res.
5
1
1
3
5
20
4
13th
Hayle Res.
4
1
0
3
13
17
3
14th
Wendron United 3rd 8
0
3
5
10
18
3
15th
St Agnes Res.
0
0
5
3
21
0
5
HELSTON ATHLETIC FC Blue & White shirts Blue & White shorts Blue socks
T O D A Y S S Q U A D
Kyle MOORE (GK) Tom MOXHAM Dave BARKER Callum O’BRIEN Aaron BENTLEY (c) Jordan BENTLEY Harrison JEWELL Jacob SMITH Sam CARTER Steve COLWELL Jordan COPP Tom PAYNE Jamie SIMMONDS Curtis DAMERELL Rubin WILSON Rikki SHEPHERD Kai CORNISH
Manager/Coach Asst. Manager Physio
Matt CUSACK Dan HARRISON Jaimie OSBORNE
Referee Nigel D’ARCY
LONGLEVENS FC Red shirts Red shorts Red socks
Jordan ALDERMAN Jack BEARDSELL Nathan PAYNE
Paul FAHY
Finleigh BROWN
Jordan BRYAN
Tommy CALLINAN
Luke FINCH
Luke HITCHMAN
Charlie HOLLIDAY
Harrison IDDLES
Luke KAVANAGH
Lee LLEWELYN
Oliver LONG
Bradley MARTIN
Joshua MASON
Jacob NUTTING
Shaun O’CONNOR
Austin PARKER
Lucas PRICE
Shiyak SUTHERLAND Luke TROKE Mateusz WIECZOREK Ben WILLIAMS Cam WILLIAMS
Josh ALDRIDGE
Tyreece BRISCOE
Tim RANKEN
Managers Coaches Physio
Craig MARTIN Michael PALMER Kacey JOHNSTONE Buster DAVIES Liam CHANDLER-JOHNSON
Assistants Bryan HOLDEN David GREEN
T O D A Y S S Q U A D
FOCUS ON LONGLEVENS AFC The Club, in its current format, was founded in 1954. We initially played in the North Gloucestershire League, but currently we operate in the Uhlsport Hellenic League, the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League and the Stroud and District League. In 2011/12, Gloucester City Council created a new football facility and we were fortunate enough to be offered the tenancy, which enabled us to make the step-up to the Gloucestershire County League as our facilities at our Club HQ could not be converted to ‘make the grade’. At this point, we must give great credit to E. G. Carter and Company Limited, our major sponsors, because, without them, we could not have got Saw Mills up to the required standard and I am happy to say that they are still the major force for the improvements that we have subsequently made – so thank you “Carters”, as they are locally referred to! In recent years the Club has expanded massively, and we now run five male adult sides, a Ladies side and a Veterans team, our Junior Section covers sides from U8s to U11s, from where players transfer into our Youth Sections to give us continuous cover from U8s through to Veterans. Two seasons ago, we introduced a girls’ team and this section continues to expand – the one side quickly became three and at the start of this new season we will have six girls sides – the winning of the Euros last season created a surge in interest and all the indications are that this interest will continue to grow. We are now getting close to running forty sides in all and in truth, the biggest problem we now have is to provide pitches for all the teams. We are recognised as a Two Star FA Accredited Club, the system that has replaced the previously used Charter Standard ‘banner’. Special mention here to Dennis Barnsley who has done so much work in respect of the Youth Section and the Charter Standard, to our Chairman Mark Cornell and Treasurer Chris Trout for putting in so much work to make the expansion of the Junior/Youth Sections happen. We had spent more than forty years trying to reach the Gloucestershire County League, but amazingly, within three years we had passed through it and gained promotion to the Uhlsport Hellenic League, having won the County League in 2013-14 and once again we were indebted to Carters for helping us upgrade Saw Mills to the required standard. So, in 2014/15 we started another new phase for the Club, in Division One West of the Uhlsport Hellenic League and what a start! We won the Division at the first attempt, so after three consecutive titles and two consecutive promotions, we found ourselves in the Hellenic Premier Division and have consolidated our position in that Division, which is no mean feat given that the majority of sides we play have a history and an infrastructure that is superior to ours. The season before last we had our best ever experience in the FA Cup that culminated in us playing Gloucester City – a dream day out for the Club which will live long in the memory – but last season we were brought back to earth with exits from both the Cup and ...
FOCUS ON LONGLEVENS AFC Vase after just one game in each. We are extremely lucky that two of our previous Managers - Mark Moore and James French do a lot of work on the pitch and facilities at Saw Mills, along with Tom Boxhall and having assessed what is needed to upgrade the ground to a Step 4 standard, we have turned our thoughts as to how we finance the requirements – if there are any rich entrepreneurs reading this with a bob or two to spare – please make yourself known! Club stalwart, Craig ‘Spider’ Martin, will continue as First Team Manager, with Mike Palmer as Joint Manager – Mike joined us last season and hopefully we can build on the vision of the Club that he put together last season. Mike has had a varied experience before joining us – he has coached at Gloucester City, had two years with Green Bay in the United States and has also coached at Cheltenham Town, Forest Green Rovers and Tuffley Rovers (U18’s and Development). He already holds the UEFA B certificate and is now working towards his UEFA A – so he brought a wealth of knowledge to the Club. On the coaching staff we welcome ‘Buster’ Davies, previously with Stonehouse Town and we welcome back Kacey Johnstone, who stepped back last season, due to family and work commitments, but has re-joined us this season. Liam Chandler-Johnson, Tim Hall and Mark Davies, as physios, complete our line up in the dug-out. A quick mention to a major ‘signing’ this season – we welcomed Calum Newman to the Club and Calum brings a wealth of experience in administration, as well as being a Level 4 referee and a member of the Stroud and District League Committee. He has already taken over the reins as our FA, GFA, Hellenic and Northern Senior secretarial roles and – regardless of any incoming players - I already have him down as our best signing of the season! As ever, apologies to all those people at the Club who deserve a name-check – especially all of our volunteers who run the bar at our Social HQ – it isn’t possible to namecheck everyone, but sincere thanks to all of them. However, I do need to thank those who work behind the scenes at Saw Mills - Ash Baker (hospitality), Neville Martin (Gate), Sharon and Tara Martin (Refreshment Hut) our Chairman Mark Cornell, ex-player Paul Walsh as well as Mark Davies, Daryl Long and Lee Martin for their behind the scenes work and not forgetting Brad Martin and Kacey Johnstone for their work in bringing in sponsorship money to the Club. And finally thanks to our programme producer Amy Walker of Glos Booklets who composes it and Chris Bishop (ex-Chairman) of Perpetua Press whose company does the printing. Bill Davis - President
Player Profiles... Kyle MOORE (GK). Kyle joined us part way through the season from Plymouth Parkway and was part of the team that won back to back promotions. An excellent shot stopper and distributor of the ball, he will add great value to our new campaign. Jordan BENTLEY. Jordan enters his 3rd season with the club. He continues to be a dominant CB who can play within different formations. and was part of our cup double success in the previous campaign. Aaron BENTLEY. Aaron enters his 3rd season with the club. He is a technically efficient defender with attributes to play in other positions. Aaron has an excellent football pedigree and has operated at higher levels. Harrison JEWELL (Capt) An exceptional season last year, H put in many M.O.M performances and won 2 of our end of season awards. An influential CB who has also been made captain for this campaign. Callum O’BRIEN. A throwback to how defenders used to be, no nonsense and hard hitting. Lethal at set plays and can play on the deck as well. Deceptively quick over 10-15 metres. Tom MOXHAM. Excellent pedigree having completed a Plymouth Argyle scholarship followed by four years at the University of Pittsburgh. Expect to see Mox impacting games as a full back or a wing back with his excellent delivery. Dave BARKER. Has set the standard for right sided full backs/wing backs over the past five years. Barks regularly chips in with double figures each season, a remarkable stat given his position. He actually grabbed a 90th minute winner here for his former club Saltash last season. He will bring value at both ends of the pitch with added leadership qualities. Tom PAYNE. Payney had an exceptional campaign last season. He chipped in with 15 goals and 15 assists from midfield, and scored in the first of our two cup final triumphs last campaign. Baga MARIKO. Baga joined part way through this season. A young and very athletic defensive midfielder that gets that awkward toe in to thwart attacks. He was signed as we didn’t have this profile of a player so compliments the midfield well and gives us options.
Player Profiles... Jacob SMITH. The youngest of our summer signings. Played the most number of games for Torpoint last season as a base midfielder. Has worked with the manager before at Plymouth Parkway. Has put in some impressive performances in preseason and continues to adopt and excellent approach on the training ground. Stevie COLWELL. Stevie has operated at higher levels having previously played with Weymouth, Tiverton and more recently, Plymouth Parkway. A ball playing midfielder with exceptional technical and tactical quality. Tyler ELLIOTT. Ty is a versatile player that can operate in many positions within the team. Last season he was regularly impacting games from wider positions. He has a terrific work ethic and appetite for the game. Kai CORNISH. Kai has now completed his university studies and therefore feels like a new signing. An accomplished dribbler that can impacts games in the final third. We are hopeful it will be a big campaign for him. Sam CARTER. Cart’s season had lift off around September last campaign. He found himself amongst the goals and assists from an attacking midfield position. Extremely athletic, Carts will be looking to build on his successful campaign last time around. Jordan COPP. Jordan is one of the most technically gifted players the manager has worked with. He brings bags of experience and pedigree having operated at Step 2 with Weymouth. An attacking player of exceptional quality who can operate wide or centrally. He created 18 assists in the last campaign. Rikki SHEPHERD. Rikki is a lightning quick striker who finished top scorer last campaign with 26 goals. He proved a big game player scoring in both of our cup winning finals. We are expecting more big things this season. Rubin WILSON. Rubin formed the other half of our strike partnership last season and scored 24 goals in his first full men’s season. He scored the second goal in our second cup final triumph to cap off a fine campaign.
Jamie SIMMONDS. The manager honestly doesn’t know how this lad gets through each day! Aside from that, he is starting to flourish as a footballer in this environment and is more regularly impacting games in offensive positions. Jamie is one of the best technicians in the team and we are expecting big things from him this season. Curtis DAMERELL. Another manager described Curtis as ‘the complete number 9’. He was joint top scorer in the Western League last season. Curtis has had a slower start to the pre-season due to injury. However he is now well on the road to recovery and is getting better all the time on the training ground and in matches. Expect him to add huge value to the front line this season.
A guide to away games this season in the Western League Premier Division Club
Address & Postcode
Mileage
Barnstaple Town Mill Road, Barnstaple, Devon EX31 1JQ
104.8 miles
Bridgwater Utd
Fairfax Park. College Way, Bridgwater TA6 4TZ
147.0 miles
Brixham
Wall Park, Wall Park Road, Brixham, Devon TQ95 9UG 101.9 miles
Buckland Ath
Homers Heath, Kingskerswell Rd, Newton Abbot, Devon. TQ12 5JU
117.5 miles
Clevedon Town
Davis Lane, Clevedon BS21 6TG
171.1 miles
Falmouth Town
Bickland Park, Bickland Water Rd, Falmouth TR11 4PB 10.4 miles
Ilfracombe Town Marlborough Park, Ilfracombe, Devon EX34 8PD
113.4 miles
Millbrook
Jenkins Park, Mill Rd, Millbrook, Cornwall PL10 1FE
68.4 miles
Nailsea & Tick.
Fryth Way, Nailsea, Bristol BS48 2AS
175.1 miles
Oldland Abbots. Castle Road, Oldland Common, Bristol BS30 9SZ
196.7 miles
Saltash United
Kimberley Stadium, Callington Rd, Saltash PL12 6DX
65.3 miles
Shepton Mallet
Old Wells Rd, Shepton Mallet BA4 5XN
167.0 miles
St Blazey
Blaise Park, Station Rd, St Blazey, Cornwall PL24 2ND
35.3 miles
Street
The Tannery, Middlebrooks, Street. BA16 0TA
161.5 miles
Torpoint Athletic The Mill, Mill Lane, Torpoint, Cornwall PL11 2RE
68.0 miles
Wellington
North Street, Wellington TA21 8NE
133.4 miles
Welton Rovers
West Clewes, North Rd, Midsomer Norton BA3 2QD
179.9 miles
(Mileages obtained from theaa.com route planner)
First Team Statistics For The 2023/2024 Season.... Player
Apps
Subs
Goals
Yellows
Reds
David BARKER Aaron BENTLEY Jordan BENTLEY Sam CARTER Steve COLWELL Jordan COPP Kai CORNISH Curtis DAMERELL Tyler ELLIOTT Harrison JEWELL Freddie KEMP Baga MARIKO Kyle MOORE Tom MOXHAM Callum O’BRIEN Sam PALLETT Tom PAYNE Mike SEARLE Rikki SHEPHERD Jamie SIMMONDS Jacob SMITH Jude TRIPCONEY Freddie WALTER Rubin WILSON
9 9 8 4 5 11 1 11 10 5 0 2 14 11 13 0 7 0 11 4 12 0 0 6
2 1 4 4 7 3 3 3 1 4 1 1 0 2 0 1 3 0 1 6 2 1 2 7
0 3 0 2 0 5 2 12 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 14 1 1 0 0 8
1 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 2 3 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fixtures & Results 2023/2024 Date
Opponents
Ven. Res. Att. Scorers
Sat 29 Jul Wellington
H
D 2-2 168
Shepherd, Wilson
Tue 1 Aug
Saltash United
A
W 4-0 247 Shepherd (2), O’Brien, Damerell
Sat 5 Aug
Willand R (FAC) H
W 3-1 85
A Bentley, Simmonds, Damerell
Sat 12 Aug Bridgwater Utd
H
W 5-1 157
Copp (2), Wilson (2), Shepherd
Wed 16 Aug St. Blazey
A
W 1-0 175
Shepherd
Sat 19 Aug Bideford (FAC)
A
L 0-4 223
-
Sat 26 Aug Millbrook
H
W 10-0 127 Damerell (3), Cornish (2), O’Brien Shepherd (2), Wilson, Elliott
Sat 2 Sep
Brixham
A
L 1-3 129
Payne
Sat 9 Sep
Shepton Mallet
A
W 5-1 180
Damerell (3), Copp, Wilson
Sat 16 Sep Ilfracombe Town H
W 5-2 78
Shepherd (3), Damerell, Copp
Sat 23 Sep Street (FAV)
H
W 4-2 95
Shepherd, Damerell, Smith, Wilson
Sat 30 Sep Barnstaple Town H
L 1-3 101
Elliott
Sat 7 Oct
A
W 5-1 120
Shepherd (3), Copp, Carter
Sat 14 Oct Millbrook
A
W 8-0 88
A Bentley (2), Wilson (2), Damerell (2) Carter, Mariko
Sat 21 Oct Longlevens
H
(FA Vase First Round)
Tue 24 Oct Falmouth Town
A
(Les Phillips Cup)
Oldland Abbots.
Sat 28 Oct Buckland Athletic A Sat 4 Nov
Nailsea & Tick.
H
Tue 7 Nov
Dobwalls
A
Sat 18 Nov Oldland Abbots. H Sat 25 Nov St. Blazey
H
Sat 2 Dec
Bridgwater United A
Sat 9 Dec
Ilfracombe Town
A
Sat 16 Dec Welton Rovers
H
Tue 26 Dec Falmouth Town
A
(County Cup)
Fixtures & Results 2023/2024 Date
Opponents
Ven. Res. Att. Scorers
Sat 30 Dec Torpoint Athletic H 2024 Sat 6 Jan
Barnstaple Town A
Sat 13 Jan Clevedon Town
A
Sat 20 Jan Shepton Mallet
H
Sat 27 Jan Street
H
Sat 3 Feb
Nailsea & Tick.
A
Sat 10 Feb Saltash United
H
Sat 24 Feb Clevedon Town
H
Sat 9 Mar
A
Street
Sat 16 Mar Brixham
H
Sat 23 Mar Welton Rovers
A
Fri 29 Mar Falmouth Town
H
Mon 1 Apr
Torpoint Athletic
A
Sat 6 Apr
Wellington
A
Sat 20 Apr Buckland Ath.
H