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Crediton Youth FC

Back in Action

Updated: Feb 13, 2022

The weather finally allowed the majority of Crediton Youth FC sides to return to action last weekend.


It was league cup quarter final day for the U13’s. They powered their way through to the semi’s with a emphatic win away at Culm Sampford Bobcats. Leading the goal scoring was Rhys Edby with six, Harry Norman and Zach Mildon grabbing hatricks and doubles from Hayden Leach and Ollie Baker with Ben Fantham and Max Collins completing the scoring.


The U8’s hosted Broadclyst and had two wins and two draws, but missed chances and the woodwork cost them dearly. Dexter Hughes leading the goal scoring for them. Neneh Richards was outstanding in defence and Ben Wheldal in goal pulled off some outstanding saves.


Also at home were the U11’s against Starcross. They went into half time 2-0 down, only to find themselves 3-2 up within five minutes of the restart. But at the final whistle they had to settle for a 4-4 draw. Their goals coming from a Hayden Richardson Miler hatrick and Jimmy Orchard,


The other game at Lords Meadow saw the U12’s after a slow start run out 6-2 winners against Twyford Spartans. Seb Roche with four and Alfie Williams Greenwood and Zac Miller grabbing their other goals.


Away from home the U9’s were at Starcross. It was one win, a draw and two 1-0 defeats for them. On the scoresheet for them were Joseph Charlesworth, Jack Jones, Finlay Moore, Will Mullen and Riley Houghton.


After a long lay off the U14’s were at Twyford. Despite being goalless at half time the second half took its toll, and they slipped to a 5-1 defeat. Jack Brimilcombe getting the Credy goal.


Sunday saw the U11 girls get a 3-2 win away at Torquay United Community Sports Yellows, with Gracie Clements, Gracie Pugsley and Lexi Mullen getting their goals. Players of the match were Annabel Schuster and Gracie Pugsley and congratulations to Eva who had a fantastic game on her debut.


The big game in the U13 girls league saw Crediton Youth away at unbeaten Newton Fire. Despite putting up a strong challenge it was Newton Fire who took the points with a 2-0 victory.

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