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Weekly Appointments from 3Rd to 9Th Oct 2015 Unappointed Fixtures Are in Yellow Please Contact Dean Davies weekly Appointments From 3rd to 9th Oct 2015 unappointed fixtures are in yellow please contact Dean Davies sat 3rd Oct Change Home Team Away Team Referee Referee Barnstaple 1st Brixham 1st Bell Barnstaple U18 Exmouth U18 Burdfield Bideford 2nd South Molton 1st Avery Blundells School 1st Truro U18 Baker Blundells School 2nd Truro U18 Bubyer Blundells School U16 Truro U16 Warren Brixham U18 Teignmouth U18 Strawbridge Buckfastleigh 1st Newton Abbot 3rd Middleton Crediton 1st Exeter Saracens 1st USA Crediton 2nd North Tawton 1st Penrose Locke Cullompton 1st Withycombe 1st USA Gore Cullompton U18 Crediton U18 Rolfe Devonport Services 1st Sidmouth 1st Woodhead Exeter U18 Torquay U18 Nicholas Munford Exeter School 1st Plymouth College U18 Steggall Exmouth 1st Newton Abbot 1st Cox Thomas Exmouth U18 Barnstaple U18 Locke Ilfracombe 1st Bude 2nd Simon Ivybridge 2nd Devonport Services 2nd Grant Ivybridge U18 Tavistock U18 Boyd Kingsbridge 1st Plymstock Albion Oaks1st Clark Kingsbridge 2nd Brixham 2nd Skeet Dummett Mount Kelly (Kelly 1st Shebbear College U18 Coles Lewandoski Totnes 1st Tamar Saracens 1st Blackburn North Tawton 2nd Crediton 3rd Davies, J Veacock Okehampton U18 Kingsbridge U18 Munford Nicholas Paignton U18 Newton Abbot U18 Thomas S Clark Plymouth Argaum 1st Tiverton 1st Cooke Salcombe 1st D H S O B 1st Freestone Boyd Sidmouth 3rd Exeter Engineers 1st Clark Sidmouth U18 Bideford U18 Bennett Read South Molton 2nd Paignton 2nd Hardy Tavistock 1st Okehampton 1st Turnball Teignmouth 1st Ivybridge 1st Lane Teignmouth 2nd Sidmouth 2nd Gorfin Borraston Tiverton 2nd Newcross 1st May Torquay 1st Honiton 1st Read Geiger Torquay 2nd Withycombe 2nd Kruger Torrington 1st Barnstaple 2nd Lloyd Torrington 2nd Barnstaple 3rd Bell Totnes 1st Dartmouth 1st Boraston Wessex 2nd Exeter Saracens 2nds unappointed M Bell Devon RFU womens 10s unappointed Topsham Devon RFU womens 10s unappointed Topsham Devon RFU womens 10s unappointed Topsham Sun 4th Oct Change Home Team Away Team Referee Referee Barnstaple U16 Cullompton U16 Sutcliffe Devon RFU U15 Trials Ladi Boraston Devon RFU U18 Trials Ladi Grant Exeter U16 Newton Abbot U16 USA Exmouth U16 Tiverton U16 USA Ivybridge U16 Kingsbridge U16 Nicholas Sidmouth U16 Totnes U16 Gooding South Molton U16 Crediton U16 Blackburn Tavistock U16 Plymstock Albion OaksU16 Munford Topsham U16 Exeter Saracens U16 Shaxton Torquay u16 Brixham u16 unappointed Gore Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Exeter Cheifs U11 Tournie unappointed Mon 5th Oct Change Home Team Away Team referee Referee Plymouth College 1st Massey High School (NZ) Tues 6th Oct Change Home Team Away Team referee Referee Exeter School u13 Uffculme School u13 Tues 6th Oct Change Home Team Away Team referee Referee Exeter University 3rd Hartpury 3rd Murray Mount Kelly (Kelly 1st Trinity School U18 Freeman TBGS 1st Plymouth College U18 Boyd Tues 6th Oct Change Home Team Away Team referee Referee Exeter School u15 colyton grammar u15 Exeter School.
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