Tivvy Town were on the road again with an excellent away record all season drawing 1 and winning the rest, with the yellows needing at least 1 point to become league champions they knew they would be up against it with a strong West Hill side who have a very impressive record undefeated at home.  Tivvy were having to be at their best right from the start and were looking the likeliest to carve out an opening to put themselves ahead, but with a ball over the top from West Hill and a defensive misunderstanding the West Hill striker took advantage to put the hosts 1-0 up, but this seemed to spur Tivvy on and with some good link up play Scott McMillan equalised just before the break.

In the second half the game started with the same tempo and with Tivvy having a lot of the ball and pressurising the West Hills defence coming close on several occasions the second goal came very early on with the hosts trying to clear their lines Jack Rainey reacted the quickest to give Tivvy a 2-1 lead.  West Hill caused a few scares themselves forcing goalkeeper Ryan Clarke to make a couple of good saves.  It was an excellent team performance right to the end the day belonged to Tivvy not only for being the only team to defeat West Hill at their place but for an impressive season and winning the league – Well done boys: Ryan Clarke, Ollie Morgan, Callum Hutchings, Euan Howells, Reece Kingdom, Thomas Parkins, Scott Townsend, Scott McMillan, Jack Rainey, Jack Dickson, Josh Bruce and Daniel Marek.
 

Tivvy were away in another mid week encounter against Ottery St Mary.  Although it was evenly matched for the first 5 minutes, shortly after Tivvy got themselves ahead with a quick couple of goals and there was no looking back.  Tivvy went on to win the game comfortably 9-2 with some excellent goals scored from Jack Dickson (3), Scott Townsend (3), Jack Rainey (2), Ollie Morgan to round off another good all round team performance.  Also playing well Scott McMillan, Ryan Clarke, Euan Howells, Thomas Parkins, Reece Kingdom, Josh Bruce, Daniel Marek and Ross Holmes.
 

Tiverton were at home in their 1^st mid week game of the season and continued in winning ways with a narrow 1-0 victory, the goal coming halfway through the second half with a ball launched into the box from Callum Hutchings for Scott McMillan to score 15 minutes from time.  Chances came and went for Tivvy during the game with most of the team getting shots in on goal but Exmouth made it very difficult at times and defended well in numbers and stuck in their right to the end, so well done to Exmouth.  Possession wise Tivvy dominated play but were not at their best, but showed that sometimes you have to grind out a result and this game was certainly one of those, so well done boys for the hard work right to the end.
 

Tiverton Town put in a fantastic team performance away to St Martins in a very competitive game from start to finish and despite the weather Tivvy were well up for it.  Tivvy hit the woodwork in the first 5 minutes with St Martins also going close, the yellows got the breakthrough with a surging run down the right hand side from Jack Rainey to strike home Tivvy’s first and within 5 minutes and some excellent football Jack Rainey broke through in behind the St Martins defence to fire home Tivvy’s second.  With a free kick directed into Tivvy’s penalty box St Martins were left with a free header to score their only goal of the game to make it 2-1 but towards the end of the first half Tivvy were more and more on top and after a neat exchange of passes Jack Dickson finished off a good move on the edge of the hosts penalty area to slot home Tivvy’s third just before the half time whistle. 

The second half saw Tivvy show true grit and determination to keep hold of their lead with Ryan Clarke pulling of an excellent point blank save and Ollie Morgan, Callum Hutchings and Reece Kingdom all working hard at the back to halt any come back from St Martins,  Tivvy were also excellent going forward with Euan Howells getting on the end of Jack Rainey’s cross to hit home first time to go 4-1 up.  Tivvy continued to keep hold of the ball in St Martins half pressuring their defence right to the end which paid off with a good finish from Scott Townsend to finish off the game with a well deserved 5-1 victory.  Also playing well in midfield was Thomas Parkins, Josh Bruce and Daniel Marek.  Strong performances coming from Ollie Morgan, Jack Rainey, Euan Howells and Ryan Clarke. 

Thanks must also go to the referee who controlled the game well throughout.

Tiverton were away to Exwick Youth and gave another fine footballing display playing their best football in the first half going in to half time 2-0 up with a fine brace from Euan Howells.  Tiverton made a few changes in the second half and continued to dominate the play against a determined Exwick side who kept trying to create an opening for themselves but could not find a way past Tivvy’s defence who always looked comfortable throughout the game.  Tivvy created several more chances but with Exwicks keeper in fine form pulled off some excellent saves.  It took 20 minutes into the second half for Tivvy to grab their third goal through a rebounded shot from Ollie Morgan to finish the game off 3-0.
 

Tiverton faced Crediton Saints at home and played some excellent football throughout the game.  The yellows created several chances and scored the only goal of the game in the first half through Reece Kingdom who chipped the ball into the far post for Scott Townsend to guide home.   Crediton Saints were always on the back foot with Scott Townsend, Scott McMillan and Jack Rainey penetrating the Saints defence at all times hitting the woodwork several times and if it wasn’t for the Saints keeper pulling off some fine saves from Callum Hutchings, Thomas Parkins and Jack Rainey who all had good strikes on goal it could have been 4 or 5 more goals for the yellows.  Also equally as good was Tivvy’s back line with some stern defensive work to cancel out any scoring options for Crediton, leaving goalkeeper Ryan Clarke quiet between the sticks.  Full credit to all the boys who worked very hard to control the game throughout to round off a comprehensive victory.  Putting in strong performances were Callum Hutchings, Ollie Morgan, Scott McMillan, Jack Rainey, Reece Kingdom and Scott Townsend also playing well were Ryan Clarke, Thomas Parkins, Josh Bruce, Euan Howells, Jack Dickson, Daniel Marek and Ross Holmes
 

Tiverton Town were away to a strong Phoenix Club side who are also doing very well in the league but in-form Tivvy made it 6 away wins on the trot and ran out comfortable 5-1 winners in a very entertaining game.  Tivvy started the game very well playing some excellent football considering the conditions to put themselves 2-0 up at half time with the first goal coming from a Jack Rainey corner to come back off the foot of the post for Scott Townsend to slot home and another goal came soon after with a well driven ball at goal from Jack Rainey.  In the second half Tivvy started on top with good decision making from goalkeeper Ryan Clarke and excellent defensive work through Callum Hutchings, Ollie Morgan and Reece Kingdom and good play from Thomas Parkins in the middle of mid-field to free up balls to allow further attacking chances for Tivvy but it was Phoenix who struck in the third goal to make it 2-1 to put themselves right back in the game, this also spurred Tivvy on to up their game and another quality corner was equally met with a looping header from Scott McMillan into the top right hand corner.  With some great link up play from the attacking Tiverton side and good balls into the box 2 further goals came from Scott McMillan and Scott Townsend.  Also playing well Josh Bruce, Daniel Marek and Ross Holmes.
 

Tiverton Town travelled away to a well organised Heavitree Youth and in very windy conditions Tivvy were quick to stamp their authority on this game and showed they could battle as well as play some excellent football and come out worthy 2-1 winners.  In a good match Jack Rainey broke past the Heavitree defence to shoot past the keeper to put the yellows 1-0 up midway through the first half and more pressure from the yellows paid off with a forced own goal from a Scott McMillan cross to go in at half time 2-0 up.  In the second half Tivvy continued to play well with some excellent goalkeeping from Ryan Clarke and defensive work from Ollie Morgan and Scott Townsend, and good flank work in midfield from Euan Howells.  Tivvy had a few more chances to extend their lead with some good balls into the hosts penalty area which Heavitree defended well at times and managed to force a late consolation own goal for themselves in the last few minutes to finish off the game 2-1.  Also playing well, Reece Kingdom, Thomas Parkins, Josh Bruce and Daniel Marek.
 

Tiverton Town secured a 2-1 victory away to West Exe Athletic as the rain poured down.  In the first half Tivvy found it hard to adapt on a very small pitch which seemed to suit the hosts that bit more, although Tivvy had a couple of chances they could not find the net and capitalise, evenly so West Exe had chances of their own and took the lead 1-0.  In a frustrating first half Tivvy found themselves 1-0 down at the break.

Tivvy Town had to make the pitch as big as possible and were playing a lot better football and pressurised West Exe into their own half with Tivvy getting a well deserved equaliser through a Jack Rainey corner which was met by the head of Scott Townsend who directed the ball into the back of the net.  As the second half wore on the yellows were looking for the winner and forcing about 6 or 7 corners creating scoring opportunities only to be stopped by a crowded goal mouth all the time but with another cross into a crowded box the ball came back out to Ollie Morgan who made no mistake and fired in the winner.  Very strong performances coming from Scott and Thomas Parkins in the middle of mid-field.  Full credit goes out to West Exe Athletic who continued to battle to the end to make it a very well fought and contested game.  Also Tivvy showed true grit and determination to come from a goal behind to win 2-1, well done boys!
 

Tivvy Under 11’s were away from home against Topsham Town and did not disappoint in the first half.  The yellows displayed some good football on a relatively small pitch getting some well worked balls in and around the Topsham Town box to penetrate and create scoring opportunities to put the yellows 3-0 up at half time with a brace from Reece Kingdom and one from Jack Rainey.

In the second half with the game looking to be well wrapped up a very spirited Topsham side kept going, and with a mix up at the back forced a goal back to give themselves a glimmer of hope of getting back into the game.  Tivvy soon realised they had to up their game and created many more chances to put themselves even further ahead, and had to wait until the last five minutes with a left footed strike from Ollie Morgan to make it 4-1.  A well earned victory for Tivvy with strong performances from Reece Kingdom, Josh Bruce and Daniel Marek, also playing well Jack Rainey, Callum Hutchings, Ollie Morgan, Scott Townsend, Ryan Clarke, Jack Dickson and Euan Howells.
 

Another top of the table clash for Tivvy away to Culm United, and the first half was a closely fought contest in which both sides were trying to create chances but neither could quite get the better of opposing defences.  Towards the end of the first half Tivvy started to penetrate Culms defence forcing a couple corners and chances to try and take the lead but Culms defence stood strong and went into the half time break 0-0. 

The second half saw Tivvy make a couple of changes and it quickly started to show.  The yellows were starting to take control of the game and got their just rewards 10 minutes into the second half after good pressure from Tivvy Callum Hutchings moved forward onto the ball and unleashed a long range strike low into the back of Culms net to put Tivvy a well deserved 1-0 up.  With Tivvy now dominating most of the play and looking to get forward at all times it was Jack Rainey who picked the ball up on the half way line and made an excellent run down the right hand side getting in behind Culms defence to cross a great ball in across the face of the goal for Euan Howells to slot home Tivvy`s second.  Although Tivvy had to be on their toes right to the end with Culm never giving up and trying to create a few chances of their own, Tivvy were always looking comfortable at the back with accomplished work from Ollie Morgan and Callum Hutchings who never put a foot wrong throughout the game.  Strong performances on the day coming from Callum Hutchings, Ollie Morgan, Jack Rainey and Scott Townsend.  Also working hard in this excellent team performance was Ryan Clarke, Euan Howells, Reece Kingdom, Jack  Dickson, Thomas Parkins, Josh Bruce and Daniel Marek. 

Our thanks go out to Culm for excellent hospitality at the end of the game and would also like to thank the referee for a fair and well contested game.
 

Tiverton Town travelled to Stoke Hill who are also going well at the top end of the table but it was Tivvy who came out 5-1 winners and full credit goes out to the whole team.  Tivvy took the game to Stoke Hill from kick off and got good balls in and around Stoke Hills goal mouth to put a lot of pressure on the opposition and capitalised with Jack Dickson grabbing all 3 goals in the first half.  Stoke Hill had a few chances of their own but were denied by Tivvy’s goalkeeper Ryan Clarke who was on top of his game to pull off a couple of fine saves and the defence of Callum Hutchings, Scott Townsend and Ollie Morgan keeping Stoke Hill at bay.  In the second half Tivvy started much the same where they left off but it was Stoke Hill who found the net with their only goal of the game which seemed to spur Tivvy on for more attacking play with Scott McMillan, Jack Rainey and Euan Howells all linking up well and Jack Rainey scoring the fourth and Scott McMillan rounding off a good day to make it 5.  Also playing well for the yellows were Reece Kingdom, Josh Bruce and Thomas Parkins
 

Tiverton U11's started where they left off last year with a 6-0 demolition at home to Ottery St Mary.  Tivvy started the game very well working the ball forward with some excellent passing and movement, creating chances with Ottery having to defend in numbers, but more pressure from Tivvy paid off with Jack Rainey opening the scoring to send Tivvy on their way and within a few minutes Scott McMillan added a second to put Tivvy a well deserved 2-0 up at half time.  In the second half Tivvy kept hold of the ball well for long periods and the flood gates opened with more goals coming from Scott Townsend, Callum Hutchings and 2 further goals to make a hatrick from Scott McMillan.  Full credit goes out to Ottery St Mary who stuck in their right to the end also the Otters goal keeper diving the right way to deny Tivvy of another goal with a good penalty save.  A good gritty performance from all the players Ryan Clarke, Callum Hutchings, Ollie Morgan, Euan Howells, Jack Dickson, Thomas Parkins, Scott Townsend, Scott McMillan, Jack Rainey, Josh Bruce and Reece Kingdom.