LOTS of action again last week for Crediton Youth FC sides.

The U18s played a double-header against Culm Sampford United at Willand Rovers Silver Street ground. The first game ended one apiece with Ellis Alldrich on target, and in the second they lost out 2-1 with Ben Betts grabbing the Crediton goal.

It was a welcome win for the U15s with a 5-0 home win over Ottery St Mary Flames.

After a couple of disappointing results, the U14s bounced back with a 5-0 win over Okehampton. An early Edward Lippolis strike set them on their way. An own goal following a Sam Thomas corner made it two, before an Ellis Friend goal saw them three up at the break. Another own goal and a Okan Zorlu header completed the scoring in the second half.

Saturday morning they had a credible 1-1 draw with Twyford Spartans. Elliot Fee put them ahead with an early goal before the visitors equalised just before the break.

Three games and three draws for the U13s. Midweek saw a goalless draw as they hosted Dawlish United Sharks. Then their double header with Ottery St Mary Flames produced another goalless game and 1-1 draw.

What a week for the U12s as they racked up two wins. They ran out 4-1 winners against Brixington Blues with Finn Cereda, Joey Carpenter, Parker Ambrose scoring and Tyler Merrick with his first goal sealing the result. This was followed up by a 4-3 victory away at Exmouth Town Casuals. Parker Ambrose with two, Dexter Hughes and Finn Cereda helping them gain another three valuable points.

Sunday saw another fine performance from the U15 Girls away at title chasing Torquay United Community Sports Blues as they held them to a goalless draw.

The eagerly awaited local derby between the two Crediton Youth U13 Girls sides took place. It produced a cracking game of football in which the Youth eventually edged out the Blues. Goals on the day came from April Henson, Emily Walshe, Neneh Richards and Talia Greenwood.

It was another fine morning for the U11 girls as they had an impressive result against Central Phoenix. Eleanor Boundy, Esme Armitage, Evans Rogers, Halle Yelland and Ida Brealy were all amongst the goals.