Sign up below to be the first to read all of our sports newsletters and have them sent directly to your email inbox.
Southern League Premier South
Truro City’s promotion hopes are over for another year after Paul Wotton’s side let a one-goal lead slip to lose 4-1 at Hartley Wintney. The White Tigers needed at least a point, but ideally all three, to keep their slim play-off hopes alive, and things looked good when Rocky Neal gave the visitors an early lead, but a second-half hat-trick from Lucias Vine confirmed another season at Step 3 for City.
Saturday (3pm)
Beaconsfield Town 3-4 Merthyr Town
Chesham United 4-2 Gosport Borough
Hartley Wintney 4-1 Truro City
Hendon 0-1 Farnborough
Poole Town 3-0 Harrow Borough
Salisbury 0-1 Dorchester Town
Swindon Supermarine 3-1 Wimborne Town
Walton Casuals 3-2 Tiverton Town
Yate Town 3-1 Kings Langley
Western League Premier Division
Mousehole kept their promotion aspirations alive with a vital 3-1 win at home to Cornish rivals Helston Athletic. With promotion rivals Exmouth Town and Tavistock also recording victories, three points was a must for Jake Ash’s side, and goals from Callam McOnie, Max Hill and Mark Goldsworthy ensured just that.
Saltash United came out on top in their own Cornish derby at neighbours Millbrook. Reece Thomson and Rubin Wilson scored for the Ashes, who re-enter the top five as a result.
Good Friday (1pm unless stated)
Ashton & Backwell United 2-1 Brislington
Bitton 3-4 Cadbury Heath
Bridgwater United 1-0 Shepton Mallet (12pm)
Bridport 1-4 Exmouth Town
Buckland Athletic 0-0 Tavistock (3pm)
Ilfracombe Town 0-4 Wellington (2pm)
Millbrook 0-2 Saltash United (12pm)
Mousehole 3-1 Helston Athletic (11am)
Street 2-3 Clevedon Town (3pm)
SWPL Premier East
Torpoint Athletic moved one step closer to the title with a five-goal hammering of Elburton Villa at The Mill. Curtis Damerell bagged another hat-trick and Ryan Richards notched the other two as the Point retained their five-point cushion at the top.
Good Friday (11am unless stated)
Bovey Tracey 1-2 Newton Abbot Spurs
Elmore 1-0 Cullompton Rangers
Holsworthy 1-2 Okehampton Argyle
Ivybridge Town 2-1 Dartmouth
Ottery St Mary 0-7 Axminster Town (3pm)
Sidmouth Town 3-1 Honiton Town
Stoke Gabriel & Torbay Police 0-4 Brixham
Torpoint Athletic 5-1 Elburton Villa
Torrington 2-0 Torridgeside
Saturday (3pm)
Plymouth Marjon 7-0 Crediton United
SWPL Premier West
Falmouth Town were finally crowned champions on Friday as goals from Alex Wharton, Olly Walker and Jack Bowyer helped Andrew Westgarth’s side to their 28th league victory of the season at local rivals Penryn Athletic.
A second defeat of the season for Liskeard Athletic meant Town would have won the title even if they had lost their own game, with the Blues going down 2-1 at Dobwalls.
Matty Walker (2), Eli Evans (2) and Josh Margetts helped Godolphin Atlantic to a thumping win over town rivals Newquay at Mount Wise, while Callum Kenny and Olly Brokenshire sealed a 2-1 win for St Blazey at home to St Austell.
Elsewhere, Daniel Hocking and Sonny Dover scored for Sticker in their 2-0 win at St Dennis, Dan Jennings, Fin Harrison and Nathaniel West bagged Bodmin Town’s goals in their 3-0 win at Wadebridge Town, while Camelford received the points after Penzance forfeited their match.
Good Friday (11am unless stated)
Dobwalls 2-1 Liskeard Athletic
Launceston 0-0 Callington Town
Newquay 1-5 Godolphin Atlantic (12pm)
Penryn Athletic 2-3 Falmouth Town
St Blazey 2-1 St Austell
St Dennis 0-2 Sticker (2pm)
Wadebridge Town 0-3 Bodmin Town
Saturday (3pm)
Camelford HWO Penzance
Are you interested in getting your business in front of the Cornish cricket community?
We’re looking for a sponsor for this twice-weekly newsletter.
If this interests you, email us at info@cornwallsportsmedia.co.uk
St Piran League East
Saltash Borough are the new leaders after they took full advantage of previous table-toppers St Dominick’s postponement and won 1-0 at mid-table Sticker reserves to go two points clear with just two games left.
Saltash United reserves’ hopes of an unlikely title tilt are now mathematically over after they lost 2-1 at home to Polperro, with wins for Torpoint Athletic reserves and St Mawgan meaning only one point separates the third-placed Ashes and Bude Town in seventh.
Good Friday (11am)
St Mawgan 4-1 St Austell reserves
Saturday (3pm)
Callington Town reserves P-P St Dominick
Millbrook reserves 2-1 Morwenstow
Saltash United reserves 1-2 Polperro
Sticker reserves 0-1 Saltash Borough
Torpoint Athletic reserves 8-0 St Dennis reserves
St Piran League West
Illogan RBL were crowned champions without kicking a ball on Saturday. They were awarded the points after St Ives Town forfeited their match, meaning second-placed StDay had to avoid defeat to third-placed Mullion to keep their hopes alive, but the Seagulls’ 4-2 win meant the title went to the Oxland Park outfit.
That result also had a big impact on the promotion race. St Day and Mullion are the only realistic contenders for the sole promotion spot available, with that result taking the Seagulls to within one point of the Saints.
The only other winners over the weekend were StAgnes, who put five past Perranporth at Enys Parc.
Good Friday (11am unless stated)
Helston Athletic reserves 2-2 Porthleven
Mousehole Development 0-0 Hayle (3pm)
St Agnes 5-0 Perranporth
Saturday (3pm)
Illogan RBL HWO St Ives Town
St Day 2-4 Mullion
Truro City reserves 1-1 Redruth United
East Cornwall Premier League
It will take a brave person to predict the final order of the top four of the ECPL following another interesting round of fixtures on Saturday.
Altarnun now lead only by virtue of their superior goal difference after being held to a 2-2 draw at FoxholeStars, with Gunnislake breathing down the Nuns’ necks after they won 2-1 at Roche.
StMinver, who began the day in second, suffered a body blow to their championship aspirations as they lost 3-0 at Torpoint Athletic thirds, who leapfrogged them into third.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Foxhole Stars 2-2 Altarnun
Newquay Academy 0-3 St Teath
Roche 1-2 Gunnislake
St Cleer 2-0 St Stephen
Torpoint Athletic thirds 3-0 St Minver
Are you seeking more coverage for your club, league or organisation?
We can help you.
Find out more about our services by clicking the button below, or get in touch with us directly by emailing info@cornwallsportsmedia.co.uk
Cornwall Combination League
Mawnan move above Penryn Athletic reserves into second place despite failing to take full advantage of the League Cup finalists’ inactivity, with the Carwinion outfit being held to a 2-2 draw at home to PendeenRovers.
St Day reserves edged past Mullion reserves by a single goal to move above Rovers into fourth, while St Agnes reserves put six past Lizard Argyle.
Saturday (3pm)
Hayle reserves 2-2 Wendron United thirds
Mawnan 3-3 Pendeen Rovers
St Agnes reserves 6-0 Lizard Argyle
St Day reserves 1-0 Mullion reserves
Combination League Cup
Louis Bell scored the only goal of the game as Helston Athletic thirds defeated Penryn Athletic reserves to lift the Combination League Cup. Jason Robertson was the hero between the sticks for the Blues, saving a Penryn penalty in the second half.
Sunday (3pm)
Penryn Athletic reserves 0-1 Helston Athletic thirds (at Wendron)
Duchy League Division 1 East
Bude Town reserves extended their advantage over second-placed Southgate Seniors to eight points after running out 2-1 winners over their nearest rivals.
Only North Petherwin stand between the Seasiders and the title after they won 3-0 at Pensilva to remain 12 points behind Bude with four games in hand.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Bude Town reserves 2-1 Southgate Seniors
Calstock 1-1 Saltash United thirds
Pensilva 0-3 North Petherwin
Polperro reserves AWO St Cleer reserves
St Breward 0-1 Boscastle
St Dominick reserves 4-4 Lifton
Duchy League Division 1 West
Nanpean Rovers are within touching distance of the Division 1 West crown after they fired four past Polzeath. Rovers are now three points clear of second-placed Lanivet Inn with a game in hand.
Elsewhere, St Columb Major and St Merryn strengthened their top-four hopes with wins over St Minver reserves and Gorran respectively, while fifth-placed Mevagissey were awarded the points from their game against Holywell and Cubert.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Gorran 2-4 St Merryn
Lostwithiel 1-1 AFC Bodmin
Mevagissey HWO Holywell and Cubert
Nanpean Rovers 4-0 Polzeath
St Minver reserves 2-7 St Columb Major
Tregrehan Mills 2-0 St Eval Spitfires
Duchy League Division 2
Division 2 champions Foxhole Stars reserves are three games away from completing an unbeaten campaign after they won 5-3 at Gunnislake reserves.
Elsewhere, Boscastle reserves finished off their season with victory by the odd goal in seven at home to Looe Town reserves.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Boscastle reserves 4-3 Looe Town reserves
Grampound 2-0 Lostwithiel reserves
Gunnislake reserves 3-5 Foxhole Stars reserves
Week St Mary 3-3 Biscovey
Trelawny League Premier Division
Champions St Just signed off for the season with a 4-1 defeat at Praze-an-Beeble, who only required a point to guarantee second place behind the Tinners.
Elsewhere, Ludgvan reserves won 3-1 at home to Constantine.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Ludgvan reserves 3-1 Constantine
Praze-an-Beeble 4-1 St Just
Trelawny League Division 3
Carharrack pipped Dropship to second spot without kicking a ball after their final game was forfeited by Constantine reserves. Elsewhere, Mullion thirds rounded off their season with a 4-1 win at Stithians reserves.
Saturday (2.30pm)
Carharrack HWO Constantine reserves
Stithians reserves 1-4 Mullion thirds
Trelawny League Cup
Saturday (2pm)
Redruth United reserves 0-5 Illogan RBL reserves
[Featured image: Colin Bradbury / Cornwall Sports Media]