U12s Hastings Gunners 4 Pevensey & Westham 1
A well organised Hastings Gunners were three ahead by half time and proved strong competition. Pevensey's Jack Hutchings was outstanding in mid-field and constantly involved in the action. Once again 'keeper Jack Deadman excelled with some spectacular saves and reacted well to clear a dangerous free kick close to the area. Pevensey came back with some excellent attacking football. Jordan Dickinson played through from defence to set-up endless chances and Rafal Madge made several good runs. Howard Sturgeon took advantage when the Hastings 'keeper came out and curled one past to score for Pevensey but despite several further opportunities, Pevensey failed to score. A late goal for Hastings sealed the result. MOM: Jack Hutchings (outstanding performance in mid-field).

U13s Hastings Gunners Red 1 Pevensey & Westham 3
Pevensey set out their stall early on when Jack Lovick scored an excellent free kick which left the Gunner's keeper with no chance. The rest of the first half saw Pevensey not only defend well, but put pressure on the home team and they were unlucky not to increase their lead further. The second half started with Gunners desperately searching for the equaliser, but with stout defending, Pevensey soaked up the pressure. Equally
determined to secure a two goal cushion, Pevensey rallied and their hard work was rewarded when a corner was turned in by Joe Lavender. Pevensey's clean sheet was stolen, however, when a through ball was not dealt with and Gunners capitalised. With the referee reluctant to blow for full-time as Gunners looked for a second equaliser, Pevensey put the game beyond them with a determined run and a cool finish by Macaulay Gray. This completed a great team performance by each and every player. MOM: Macaulay Gray (never stopped running!).

U14s Eastbourne Borough 1 Pevensey & Westham 1
Pevensey & Westham locked horns with Eastbourne Borough for the third time this season. In this top of the table clash, with honours even so far, it was clear this was going to be a tough match and it certainly didn't disappoint. Borough pushed on in the first half but some superb defending from Adam Barr and Adam Baldwin held Pevensey together but midway through the half, Borough went 1-0 up. In the second half Pevensey stepped up their game with great leadership from Billy Newson and excellent midfield work from Jack Griffin and Joe Williams pushed Pevensey on. Josh Kent let loose a great shot from the edge of the box to make it 1-1 final score. A great performance from both teams and a fair result in the end.