Youth football: Olly Johnson scores on his debut as Alphington U16s win

UNDER-16sPinhoe Gladiators 2 Alphington 8 Olly Johnson scored a hat-trick on his birthday as Alphington won 8-2 away at Pinhoe Gladiators. Dylan Page, Kieran Endicott, Charlie Khan, Toby Madden and Ben Fodor completed the scoring for the Alphas. Harvey Newman was the star man. Weston Mill Oak Villa 1 Alphington 2 Alphington capped an excellent weekend by making it through to the next round of the Devon Cup with a 2-1 away win at Weston Mill Oak Villa. Madden put them into the lead before Endicott added a second. UNDER-15sAlphington Rockets 4 Cullompton 2 Alphington put in a very strong second half performance to beat Cullompton 4-2. Callum Cross headed in at the far post to put the Alphas in front before Lucas White completed his hat-trick early in the second half, including a free-kick that he curled into the top corner. Cullompton scored two goals in the closing stages, but the home side held on for the victory.UNDER-14sStoke Hill 6 Alphington 4 Stoke Hill hit back from 2-0 down to record a 6-4 win over Alphington. Two quick goals from Tom Bray got them back on level terms before Josh Down and Cody Cox added with great individual strikes. Bray added two further goals in the second half with a low shot and superb lob.UNDER-11sHeavitree Social 4 Lympstone 0 Heavitree Social Gunners kept up their fine start to the season with a 4-0 win over Lympstone. Lewis Brown put the Heavies ahead and Harry Fawkes fired home a quick brace before half-time. Kian Brown's fine strike rounded off a great second half for Heavitree.UNDER-8sStoke Hill Jenson Phillips hit 13 goals in two games as Stoke Hill recorded back-to-back wins against Whipton. In the first match, against Whipton A, Phillips (6) and Jack Stone (2) put Stoke into an 8-0 half-time lead. Ethan Ridler (2) and Ben Allen added second half goals. The second match saw Stoke Hill beat Whipton B 11-1, with Phillips getting seven goals and James Botting four.