TMS closed in on the League title with a comfortable win over Gulval. The Stones now require three points from their remaining home fixture against mid table Portreath on Saturday to clinch it.

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TMS put their cup heartache to one side and got back to league duty with an impressive away victory at Wendron thanks to goals from Peters, Pearce, Harries and Weir.

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Although TMS took the lead through a deflected Josh Turner effort, Chacewater hit back with goals from Mike Hitchens, Brendan Hitchens and a penalty from Matt Davis to lift the Jolly's Shield trophy.

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Goals from Jason Pearce and Mike Hodges were enough to give the Stones victory in this Divison Three clash.

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Jason Pearce scored and Jason Peters was sent off as the Titans came from behind to dent Threemilestones title challenge.

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Goals from Merrifield, Pearce, Peters and Patterson were enough to see off Gulval and book a place in the Jolly's Shield Final against Chacewater on May 4th.

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This weekends match against Portreath was postponed as no ref was available.

Threemilestone went on a goalfest at bottom side Madron as they continue to hunt down leaders Chacewater.

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Match postponed due to waterlogged pitch.

Threemilestone came out on top in this local derby with league leaders Chacewater.

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Threemilestone cruised into the semi-finals of the Jolly's Shield with a confident win over Wendron. The Stones will now face an improving Gulval Side in the Semi's.

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Returning to Threemilestone AFC after having left the club 4 years ago was like the prodigal son returning.

So here I am once again, managing one on “The Stones” teams and looking forward to getting my hands dirty in the old management game.  Since leaving the club I have managed at Trispen (1st team) and when approached by TMS to take on the Reserve side, I was residing at Goonhavern, helping with the SWPL Div 1 (West) side. On looking at the fixtures I could not believe that first up was Storm Reserves who were fighting for promoting along with TMS, Chacewater and Portreath. Not knowing the way in which the team played or who played where, I left the picking of the team to JP and GW.  On arriving at the ground the weather was nearly perfect and the pitch was not too bad for this time of the season, although it was far from a velvet surface!

The team began brightly, with Liam Patterson shooting over the bar in the first few minutes when he should have buried it.  This did not faze the away side and soon chances were flowing like the river Tamar after heavy rain. Once again Patty missed with a shot across the keeper; Richard Harris had two attempts although one was well blocked by a Storm defender.  Jason Pearce also missed when scoring probably would have been easier. Jason Peters hit a fine 30 yard drive that came of the cross bar. Was it not going to be our day? Well fortunately Patty eventually scored after a fine ball had put him through by Peters; it always makes you smile when players finish the difficult chances after squandering the sitters! This seemed to stun the home side into some sort of response because up to this point they had been on the back foot for the whole of the match, and they managed to shoot wide after a bit of a mix up in the TMS defence. The rest of the second half was played in the midfield with both sides coming close but neither side had that clinical finish to produce a goal.

At half time the team talk was on keeping the shape of the team and temperament as Storm were going to come at us as they needed to win if they were to keep their hopes of promotion alive. The half began fairly quietly which was surprising as you would have thought the home side would have come out all guns blazing.  The time ticked on and apart from one or two sorties into the Stones half, Storm did not look like getting back into the game. Threemilestone seemed quite content to contain Storm; however, from an excellent free kick from Richard Harris, Jason Peters rose like a salmon above the home sides defence and powered home an unstoppable header. This basically killed the game off and with the home sides heads dropping, it was TMS who had further chances to extend their lead. However, a combination of tired legs, the home keeper and poor more of that poor finishing the game finally petered out into a win for the Stones.

It was a good match to get the old teeth into, and the team played well although but there is still lots to work to do in training, especially fitness.  Every player contributed to the win and gave 110% which could be seen at the final whistle by some tired young legs. Paul Hopkinson was the TMS man-of-the-match.