Debuts from Oakley Clary-Brom and Asa Donaldson, signed from St Ives Town, helped the Magpies complete a league double over Probus with a dominant display writes Henry Ramsay. They made a strong start, enjoying the lion’s share of the ball and looking comfortable in possession, and were aided by the home side’s Tom Rhodes copping a red card after just 15 minutes for an attempted headbutt on Luke Carroll. The deadlock was broken just before the break as Carroll capitalised on

Third placed Penzance held out against a very strong second half onslaught to cling on to a point against Callington Town and maintain a three gap over their opponents writes James Wright. After the two hour Cornwall Senior Cup semi-final epic four days previously, manager Mark Vercesi rested himself and fellow veteran Wade Brown. Seventeen year old Hayden Waters, a midweek scorer at Blaise Park, got to make his first start at Penlee Park, in Brown’s centre-forward berth. Jos

Two extra-time goals propelled Penzance through to a first Senior Cup final in 45 years at the end of a hard fought last four tie at St Blazey on Tuesday night writes James Wright. At Bodmin back in 1981, Saltash United fell to a single Udo Eno strike as the Magpies notched the last of their ten triumphs in the competition. And the Ashes were again the victims as Penzance battled through to a second Cup final of Mark Vercesi’s short, but increasingly storied, tenure. Attacki

Three days ahead of their Cornwall Senior Cup semi-final against Saltash United, Penzance travelled to Bude Town with a significantly changed team, and paid the price slipping to a first defeat of 2026 writes James Wright. Despite being without players of the calibre of Charlie Young, Ben Palmer, Harry Salmon and Lewis Caspall, Mark Vercesi chose to rest himself and star midfielder Charlie Willis. However, he did not seek to blame the defeat on the absences saying: “We had a

A strong second half performance saw Penzance record a sixth straight victory of 2026, consolidating third place in table writes James Wright. Man of the Match was captain Silas Sullivan with two goals after the break as the Magpies flew free after an even first 45 minutes. Wadebridge’s afternoon started badly when goalkeeper Steve Raven dislocated a finger during the warm-up. Manager Tom Harris was forced to start the match with defender Ed Bowers temporarily donning the gl