Newquay AFC continue impressive form with three-goal victory at Wells City

Newquay AFC continued their impressive run of form in the Western League with a convincing 3-0 away victory over Wells City.

Goals from Cam Turner, Jack Bray-Evans and Callam McOnie secured all three points for the Peppermints, who returned to Cornwall with another important win.

Closer to home, St Mawgan were held to a 1-1 draw by Wadebridge Town at Trevarrian on Friday night.

The match marked a milestone for the club, as it was their first home fixture played under floodlights. The result leaves St Mawgan ninth in the South West Peninsula League.

Elsewhere, Newquay's second team progressed in the Tracy Banfield Cup with a 3-0 victory away to Perranwell.

St Columb Major also enjoyed cup success, advancing to the third round of the Percy Stephens Cup following a 5-1 win over Launceston Development.

Heavy defeats for rugby and hockey sides

It was a difficult afternoon for Newquay Hornets, who suffered a 74-0 defeat against St Austell Seconds in Cornwall Counties Two.

There were also disappointing results for Newquay's hockey teams.

The club's second team lost 6-0 to Ocean City, while the third team were beaten 5-1 away to Caradon Fourths.

Newquay's men's development side also suffered defeat, losing 4-2 against Devonport Services.

Cross-country championships heading to Newquay

Looking ahead, Newquay Sports Centre will host the next round of the Westward League Cross Country series on Sunday 15 November.

The second race of the series will also incorporate the Cornish Cross Country Championships, bringing some of Cornwall's leading athletes to Newquay to compete for county honours.