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British Players to Watch at Wimbledon 2025

All eyes return to SW19 as Wimbledon 2025 kicks off on 30 June, marking the 138th edition of the sport’s most iconic tournament. While stars like Alcaraz, Gauff, and Djokovic will dominate headlines, there’s rising buzz around Britain’s homegrown contenders.

It’s been nearly a decade...

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Ivybridge footballers put through paces at Manchester United's training ground

Two-day training camp and tour gives College Academy players a taste of life as a Premiership player.

Some of Devon’s most promising young footballers have been given a taste of life as a Premiership Footballer after experiencing two days at Manchester United’s Aon Training Complex and going behind the scenes at Old Trafford.

The trip, which was organised by Manchester United...

Trotman time is now Alessandra time

Argyle 1 Mansfield 1

Amend your notebooks – Trotman time is now Alessandra time, writes Rob McNichol.

After Argyle defender Neal Trotman nicked an injury-time winner at Field Mill when the two teams met in October, Lewis Alessandra became the latest – in more ways that one – to shatter Stags’ hearts.

In the 51st minute of a protracted second half, Alessandra...

Plymouth Albion 36 London Welsh 15

The monkey is off Plymouth Albion’s back. It has been a long time in coming but Albion’s first home league of the season was well worth waiting for.

In beating league leaders London Welsh by five tries to two, Plymouth Albion produced not only their best performance of the season but also their best performance for a number of seasons.

You can only play as well as your...

Two Nods for Argyle

Argyle have received two nominations for the upcoming annual Football League Awards.

Left-back Ben Purrington, who burst onto the scene with his first-team debut at Oxford United on Boxing day, is nominated as one of three candidates for Sky Bet League 2 Apprentice of the year. Seventeen-year-old Ben, from Exeter, has captained the youth team, including on their run to the third round...

Devon Winter Ability Games Success

The Devon Winter Ability Games took place at the Plymouth Life Centre on the 24th January and has been hailed as a great success.

Over 400 young people with disabilities from 30 schools across Devon attended the event taking part in a range of events including football, table cricket and tennis. There were also taster sessions in Archery, Boccia and Tri Golf.

The Devon Winter...

Young, gifted and back!

Argyle 1 Cheltenham Town 1

Argyle midfielder Luke Young dragged the Pilgrims to what looked, for long periods of the game, a frankly unlikely draw with a late equaliser that spoke much for their resilience, writes Rick Cowdery..

Free-kick specialist Young fired home a dead-ball from 25 yards to earn his hometown side a point against a side they had already beaten and knocked...

Don’t let touts ruin Rugby World Cup, urges local MP

Plymouth MP, Alison Seabeck, has written to Sport Minister Helen Grant to encourage her to legislate so that touts cannot sell-on highly sought-after Rugby World Cup tickets, as was successfully done for the 2012 Olympics.

The Rugby World Cup is the third biggest international sporting tournament in the world and when tickets go on sale in August this year they will be in great demand...

Solitaire skipper braves the storm to pay one final visit to Sutton Harbour

Braving the ripping winds and boat crippling waves of the south coast this week, British solo offshore Figaro sailor Sam Matson (22, Ottery St Mary) arrived in his University town of Plymouth in Sutton Harbour during the early hours of Tuesday morning (14 Jan) for one final visit ahead of ‘La Solitaire du Figaro, Eric Bompard Cachemire 2014’ in June.

As practice for the prestigious...

Rochdale 3 Plymouth Argyle 0

THREE goals from an ultra-confident Rochdale side put Argyle to the sword in Lancashire, writes Rob McNichol.

Jamie Allen’s early goal for the home side set the tone for the afternoon, and when Andres Gurrieri was sent off soon after the half-time break, the chances of Argyle getting any points from the trip to Spotland looked bleak.

This proved to be the case as Ian...

Plymouth Argyle 2 Port Vale 3

Plymouth Argyle can take some comfort from having played their full part in an enthralling two-game third-round FA Cup with Budweiser tie before they bowed out gloriously to opponents from a higher division which they had outplayed for vast swathes of the three-hour encounter, writes Rick Cowdery.

Having come from two goals behind in the Potteries to draw 2-2 in the first match, they...

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