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Exeter Sea Bees launch free youth baseball open day

Young people across Exeter are being invited to discover America's favourite pastime this weekend as the newly formed Exeter Sea Bees hold a free open day for aspiring baseball players.

Taking place on Saturday, July 18, the event marks the launch of the club's new youth programme, which is open to children entering Year 7 and above.

The team takes its name from the famous US Navy Seabees, who were based at Countess Wear during the Second World War and represented Europe in the 1945 European Baseball Championships, with matches played at Exeter City's St James Park....

Premiership Rugby side joins forces with Elysium Healthcare to tackle Mental Health  

Elysium Healthcare, a young and dynamic independent provider of Mental Health, Neurological, Learning Disabilities & Autism, Children & Education and Private Patient services, has partnered with Premiership Rugby team Exeter Chiefs for an awareness and fundraising event to be held during Mental Health Week 2023 .

The Elysium Community Touch Festival will be held at Sandy Park Stadium, the home of the Chiefs, on Saturday 20th May 2023. As well as the opportunity for anyone over the age of 13 to take part in a touch-rugby tournament at a Premiership Rugby ground, the event...

Exeter City: What Next for Sam Nombe?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Sun, 05/07/2023 - 11:35pm

Exeter easily clinched survival this season despite Matt Taylor’s mid-season exit. The Grecians finished mid-table and rarely looked in danger of dropping back into the fourth tier, however, it looks likely to be a significant few months for the club with Gary Caldwell overseeing his first summer transfer window and with several key players likely to depart.

Goalkeeper Jamal Blackman looks set to leave the club alongside Josh Key, Jonathan Grounds and Archie Collins. Veteran Kevin McDonald is also out of contract this summer and it remains to be seen whether the club will offer...

Will Exeter take a step back in League One next season?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 05/04/2023 - 10:07am

Exeter City have performed above expectations in their first campaign in League One since 2012. Even after losing manager Matt Taylor during the season, Gary Caldwell’s men survived relegation comfortably with several games to spare, which is just as well after they ran into a gauntlet of top sides at the end of the campaign. The club can now look to next season to build on their consolidation, but the odds will be stacked against them in their bid to remain in the third tier. There are offers available to back Exeter and avoid the drop, or even for ambitious fans to back their side to...

Take up golf and add years to your life...

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 05/01/2023 - 11:14pm

… Honiton Golf Club (HGC) are supporting more women and girls in East Devon to do just that.

Female golfers make up less than 20% of memberships in most golf clubs. Honiton Golf Club are working hard to change that. But how?

Working closely with England Golf, HGC has recently been awarded the Women in Golf Charter . This prestigious accreditation signals the on-going commitment to support, enable, and inspire more women and girls in East Devon to take up the sport. In a way that’s fun, accessible and inclusive.

To launch a programme of initiatives HGC held a “...

Police are ready for the Devon Derby

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 04/13/2023 - 11:29pm

Officers will be present throughout the day to ensure a safe matchday

Police are planning for the Devon derby with Exeter City taking on Plymouth Argyle at St James’ Park this Saturday 15 April, with a midday kick-off.

With Plymouth Argyle in the hunt for automatic promotion to the Championship, and Exeter City looking to cap an excellent return to League One for the Grecians with a win over their local rivals, the match, which is an all-ticket affair, has already sold out.

Superintendent Tom Holmes, the officer in charge of the operation, said: “We are...

The most successful trainers in Grand National history

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Tue, 04/11/2023 - 12:28pm

While there are many accolades a National Hunt horse racing trainer can achieve that will garner the respect of the sport’s most avid fans – nothing reaches the wider public quite like a victory in the Grand National.

In what is jumps racing’s preeminent fixture on the UK & Ireland racing calendar, the four-mile and two-and-a-half-furlong premier handicap is a notoriously hard fixture to win. That is evidenced by the fact that two of the sport’s most successful trainers, Willie Mullins and Nicky Henderson, have only one Grand National victory between them.

There are...

Top Golf Courses and Resorts in the Exeter Region

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Wed, 03/29/2023 - 10:48pm

Exeter, the city in Devon, is a wonderful destination if you find yourself in the South West of England.

The city of Exeter has a rich history, resulting in some beautiful architectural districts that attract students and tourists. While you're there, check out the restaurants, cafes, and gardens.

Don't worry if sightseeing isn't your cup of tea, though. Another fun event is planned; GolfHolidaysDirect got you covered!

Exeter's Top-tier Golfing Courses

If you find yourself in the mood for a quick round of golf while in Exeter, you may head to one of these nearby...

Outsiders to consider at the 2023 Masters

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Wed, 03/29/2023 - 1:10pm

When circling prominent professional events on the sporting calendar every year, the Masters is one of the very first fans choose to highlight. Whether it be the notoriously challenging Augusta course, the Green Jacket, or the monumental Tiger Woods performances – there is an unparalleled level of prestige that the Masters holds when compared to other golf tournaments.

2023 will be no exception, and with all the turmoil surrounding professional golf as a result of the newly established LIV Golf league – this year’s edition is shaping up to be one of most intriguing in quite some...

Exeter Junior Teams Chase Football Bonanza

Members of a junior football club in Exeter will have the chance to get a taste of life as a professional footballer after a special competition was launched.

The initiative will offer one lucky team the chance to be trained by Exeter City’s coaches at the club’s new £3 million Cliff Hill Training Ground, as well as receiving 15 tickets for City’s final League One home game of the season against Morecambe on Sunday, May 7.

The Grecians and club partner Selco Builders Warehouse have joined forces to offer the exciting prize which will see City’s elite coaches deliver...

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