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League

           Bulletin



       It  was  a  good  day  for  the  newcomers  to  the  Toolstation  Western
       League on Saturday with several of the new clubs recording first-day
       victories.

       Pride  of  place  goes  to  Helston  Athletic  who  celebrated  their
       promotion  to  the  Premier  Division  from  the  South  West  Peninsula
       League by trouncing Bridport 7-1 on their own St. Mary’s Ground
       with a hat trick coming from Matthew Buchan, two from Kai Cornish
       and  one  each  by  Phil  Cattran  and  Stuart  Bowker.  Riley  Weedon
       notched a consolation goal for the home side.
       Saltash  United  followed  a  similar  path  to  Helston  during  the
       summer re-allocation of clubs by the Football Association, and they
       began with a 2-0 win over much-fancied Tavistock with goals from
       Callum O’Brien and Scott Crocker.

       Mousehole fought out an exciting 3-3 draw with Wellington but
       Ilfracombe Town were edged out 3-2 at Bitton. Sean Keet, Adam
       Carter and Ben Withey netted for the home side who just held off two
       goals from Chris Roberts for ‘Combe.

       There was also a narrow setback for the newly-named Bridgwater
       United who fell 4-3 at home to Buckland Athletic whilst Ashton
       & Backwell United freshly promoted from Division One, went down
       3-0 at Keynsham Town

       Cadbury  Heath  could  hardly  have  made  a  worse  start  to  their
       campaign, losing 6-0 at home to a lively Shepton Mallet side. Jack
       Fillingham led the way with two early goals and then set up Aaron
       Seviour for the third goal after 40 minutes. A bizarre own goal on half
       time sent Heath in for a miserable interval. Joe Morgan followed up
       Fillingham’s  second  penalty  kick  which  was  initially  saved  to  net
       number five and David Regula completed the scoring.

       Brislington scored a fine 3-1 victory at Street thanks to two goals
       from George Jonas and one from Simon Prangley. In the other game
       played in the top flight, two goals from Ben Sterr were not enough to
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