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IT’S PLAIN SAILING AS BOATMEN HIT RIVALS

IT’S PLAIN

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Greg Dickson

WAY TO GO: Wayne Robinson celebrates with team-mates after his opener
PICTURE: Ian Christy

SHOLING 4
Robinson 24, Mason 34 pen, Targett 58, Cope 74
EXMOUTH TOWN 0
THREE brilliant goals and a penalty saw the Boatmen of Sholing sail on at the head of the table in a battle of the top two sides.
Sholing started off the quickest when Lee Wort firedinto the side-netting from Dan Mason’s flick.
Next it was Exmouth keeper Robbie Powell who denied Mason’s bullet header from Brad Targett pinpoint pass and Jake Cope was denied by the woodwork, a...

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