Penzance turned in an impressive performance in their Peninsula League opener. But missed chances meant they ultimately had to settle for a point after an entertaining draw against returnees St Austell in front of a large crowd of 327 at Penlee Park on Tuesday night. The Magpies were first to threaten, Josh Turner outstripping the visiting defence in just the fourth minute, but pulling his shot just beyond Morgan Coxhead’s far post. The Lillywhites hit back, Kieran Bishop see

On Sunday 2nd August, Penzance’s outgoing Under-18s team finally managed to get everyone together for a small presentation to celebrate the successful 2025-26 season. The league championship was secured at the end of May, and it proved difficult to find a date that suited everyone, but ultimately a fantastic afternoon was enjoyed by all. The Magpies went into the final game, away to Culdrose on May 17th, knowing only a win would guarantee them the title. But they made no mist

We are very sad to report that Dave Wadd, one of the most successful managers in Penzance Football Club’s history, passed away on Monday 8th June. A strong "wing half" in his playing days, representing the Magpies as well as the Cornwall County team on a regular basis, he became manager at Penlee Park in the late 1960s. Dave was in charge of the hugely successful Magpies side of the early 1970s, steering the club to Cornwall Senior Cup success in 1973 and the South Western Le

Despite getting off to a flying start, Penzance Reserves were unable to pull off a shock in Wednesday's George Evely Cup final at Wendron United's Underlane ground writes James Wright. Daz Smith's team took the game to the unbeaten St Piran One West champions Dropship from the first whistle. Asa Donaldson skipped clear down the left and won a corner from which Bernado Braga towered to head home. Regrettably though for the Magpies, the match followed exactly the same pattern a

Penzance secured a hat-trick of trophy wins under Mark Vercesi's management, and Andreas Calleja-Stayne a hat-trick of Senior Cups following triumphs with Falmouth in 2024 and 2025, as the Magpies soared to new heights in the St Blazey sun writes James Wright. In fact, Calleja-Stayne has now bagged four in five years, and put Penzance on the way in the second minute, arrowing a low shot just inside Cory Harvey's far post following a Charlie Willis corner. Unsurprisingly, Verc

Tyler Smith, who had not played since the final game of last season away to St Ives, was press-ganged into the Penzance squad due to absences writes James Wright. The forward, son of manager Daz Smith, came off the bench and wrapped up a gutsy come-back win with a skilful finish in the last minute. The Magpies made a poor start, conceding very early when a Nathan Collett free-kick squirmed under Harvey Parsons. Things got worse when Asa Donaldson, a stand-out performer in rec

Penzance retained the Walter C Parson League Cup on Monday at Wadebridge in the same nerve-shredding manner that they first claimed it twelve months ago – blinking last in a tense penalty shoot-out writes James Wright. Mikey Flores - hero of 2025 - is now away serving King and Country. No problem! Will Trenoweth matched his predecessor’s Pennygillam exploits with three fines saves, including two from Fin Skews (more on that later) to send the large flock of Magpies fans back

Hayden Waters took just 22 seconds to bag his first goal, and less than fifteen minutes to complete a statement hat-trick, as Penzance sealed third place in Division One West with a rip snorting performance at Wendron writes James Wright. Returning to Underlane for the second time in four days, and third in a fortnight, Daz Smith’s side tore into hosts Camborne School of Mines from kick-off. A tenacious raid down the right by Victor Mullaly set up the first – a close range,

A workmanlike win for the Magpies was spoiled by an injury to Lewis Hitchens in the closing stages of a match played on the Banana Pitch at Wendron’s Underlane ground writes James Wright. The defender suffered a suspected dislocated knee and, as a result, must be doubtful for the eagerly awaited George Evely Cup final against Dropship next month. Otherwise, it was a pretty good afternoon for the Reserves. They threatened as early as the second minute when home keeper rushed o

With a rousing second half come-back, Callington Town all but secured third place in Division One West courtesy of victory over nearest challengers Penzance writes James Wright. Dean Southcott’s side would have to lose both their remaining fixtures – against Wadebridge and Liskeard – with a four goal swing against, to drop back below the Magpies who have now completed their League campaign. Such a scenario looked unlikely at the halfway stage with the visitors ahead after a