AVRs enjoyed a cracking night out last Saturday at the annual awards, dinner and disco evening at Colyford Hall, writes Dave Mutter.

Honiton suffered a 34-14 defeat when they entertained Penryn in their latest league fixture, writes Justin Nuttall.

Millwey Rise Football Club are hosting a very special festive night in the days before the Christmas celebrations get underway.

Ottery St Mary Table Tennis Club had disappointing results in the Exeter League with all four teams losing their matches, writes David Millen.

This week's offering was the 10 hole competition played as a prelude to the Seniors Christmas luncheon, writes Ann Desmoulins.

Feniton suffered a first home defeat of the Macron League top flight season, beaten 4-2 by a Lyme Regis side that has climbed into second place in the table after netting an eight win in 11 outings so far this season.

Chard were 25-18 winners when they entertained Tiverton in a Western Counties West meeting, writes Glyn Hughes.

Somerset Rebels have confirmed the signing of exciting young Australian prospect Zach Cook to complete their septet.

Honiton ladies were in fine form when they took on Exeter-based Isca A in a Mason national competition meeting, writes Joan Mackintosh.

Millwey Rise reserves were good value for a 1-0 win on their visit to Westexe Park Rangers Reserves for a Macron League Division Eight meeting, writes Dick Sturch.

Honiton Darts League took a break from league action with matches played in the opening round of the Chalice Cup.

With a run of defeats in November, Chard's Wing Commanders needed to get a result to secure their place at the right end of the table and, at kick-off, with only 14 Chard men on the pitch it seemed like a hard slog was in order once again., writes Gavin Smillie.

A round-up of local football and rugby on the first Saturday of December

Ottery St Mary travel to Plympton Athletic tomorrow (Saturday) looking to build on last Saturday's splendid 3-1 home success over Plymstock United.

More games and Sunday fixtures were among the regulation changes put in place by member clubs and the Bradleys East Devon Youth League annual meeting.

Sidmouth and Ottery Hockey Club (SOHC) men's second XI shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw with East Devon B.

Sidmouth and Ottery Hockey Club (SOHC) men's fourth team came a cropper when they entertained South East Two table-toppers Taunton Vale D at Sidmouth.

Last Wednesday was another wet and windy day at Axe Cliff, writes Dave Bruce.

Sidmouth & Ottery Hockey Club (SOHC) men's 1st XI recorded their second success of their Conference South campaign, winning 3-2 at Taunton Vale.

The first of three Point-to-Point horse racing fixtures to be held at the popular track located at The Royal Cornwall Showground, Wadebridge, takes place on Sunday (December 8), writes Donna Harris.

Honiton Hawks Under-11s entertained Taunton for their latest Sunday morning action.

The early part of the Honiton golfing week was a complete wash-out, but both the seniors and the Coppers Group managed to play towards the end of the week, writes Ann Desmoulins.

Last Friday some 40 Axe Cliff Seniors went out to battle in another round of their Winter League, writes Dave Bruce.

Several Honiton Running Club (HRC) members took part in the 2019 Bicton Blister, writes Judy Davey.

Sidbury marked their return to the Tolchards Devon League after an absence of 16 years by winning their division with a 100 per cent record, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.

Sidmouth & Ottery Hockey Club ladies' 1st XI ended the first half of their league campaign in similar fashion to how they started it - putting an opposition team to the sword.

Sidmouth & Ottery Hockey Club (SOHC) ladies' second XI brought the first half of their league season to a winning end thanks to a 3-1 success over White Eagles II.