Mike Young

Trip to Bude ends in disaster for Athletic

Penryn picked up six more valuable points over the bank holiday weekend

This was another notable win for Penryn against a physical Dobwalls side sitting above them in the table, and well-capable of beating anyone in the league on their day.

Saturday marked another disappointing result for Penryn whose patchy start to 2014 continued at a blustery Ponsmere Valley with a 2-1 defeat against Perranporth.

Penryn became the latest division one west club to fall foul of a much-improved Vospers Oak Villa side after the Devon club registered a notable win at Kernick Road on Saturday.

Penryn returned to their league programme on Saturday against local rivals Truro City having played just one division one west match in the last seven weeks, writes Mike Young.

Despite a late rally Penryn suffered defeat at the hands of Callington Town, who demonstrated their division one west title credentials with a well earned victory at Kernick Road.

Penryn Athletic enter the Christmas period sitting third in division one west after battling their way past a stubborn Foxhole outfit at Kernick Road thanks to a hat-trick from Greg Hobbs.

Last season's beaten semi-finalsts Penryn Athletic were knocked out of the Cornwall Senior Cup in the second round by a strong Calllington side after a close game at Ginsters Marshfields Parc.

Sticker's title credentials were well and truly put to the test on Saturday as they huffed and puffed at home against a lively Penryn Athletic side.