After four weeks of cup matches, it was good to get back to league action. Marc Taylor wasted no time in setting us on the way to three points after scoring within four minutes. R.Stephens laid the ball back from near the corner flag for Anthony Caddy to cross from the left and Taylor headed in from six yards. Five minutes later Rob Pentecost headed in from almost the same spot, this time from a caddy free kick. Portreath then scored after a good run down their left side and a powerfull wind assisted drive gave Pellow no chance. Portreath then managed to derail themselves by wasting time trying to tell the ref that he had possibly made an incorrect decision. This allowed the stones the chance to push forward away from the dangers of playing up the slope and against the strong wind. Five minutes before half time a miss-timed tackle in the box allowed Caddy to make it 3-1 from the penalty spot.

The second half saw little good football with the Stones not getting caught pushing too far forward and little coming from the opposition due to having the wind and slope against them. Twenty minutes into the half Taylor put the result beyond doubt after driving a shot high into the roof of the net from Caddy's corner which was flicked on at the near post by Ian Jay. This allowed the young subs a chance for twenty minutes action and Tregenna and Bright showed that their more than just making up the numbers with some useful contributions.

Phil Pascoe, Manager