The top game in the U18 Floodlight Division of the Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League last week was the meeting on Thursday night between the top two at the start of the week, Swindon Supermarine and Calne Town. Supermarine went into the game unbeaten in their opening six league fixtures, whilst Calne Town had lost their opening game of the season but then proceeded to win their next five to sit just one point behind the leaders ahead of the meeting of the two sides. It was to prove to be Swindon Supermarine’s night as two goals from Alfie Telling and one from Liam Clark saw them secure a 3-1 win to extend their lead at the top of the table to four points with both sides having played seven games, Harrison Pierce with the Calne Town goal.

Bishops Cannings moved up to joint second in the table with a 2-1 away win at Gillingham Town thanks to a sixth goal of the season from Jack Spanswick and one from Thomas Thomas, Harry Todd with the Gillingham goal.

The weeks action had got underway on Monday night with games at Kintbury and Green Lane Devizes with the two games producing plenty of goals. At Kintbury Melksham Town made it four wins in five league games with a 4-1 away win. Kieran Higdon led the way scoring twice with Ted Scott scoring one and the other coming courtesy of an own goal, William Kent with the Kintbury Rangers goal. The win for Melksham saw them move up to fourth spot in the table, seven points behind the leaders but with two games in hand.

At Green Lane Devizes Town and visitors Westbury United shared six goals and the points as it finished 3-3, the second consecutive game that Devizes had drawn and the third time in seven games in what is shaping up to be a competitive division again this season. On target for the home side were Lewis Hancox, Oscar Wall and Euan Young, two from Rayane Hamdia and one from Harley-Joe Closman in reply for Westbury.

Radstock Town registered their second win of the season, a 6-0 away success at Trowbridge Town whose U18 side were playing their first game of the season under the new floodlights at Woodmarsh and attracted a three figure crowd to the game. On target for Radstock Town were Daniel Andrews, Freddy Cue, Jamie Gardner, Harley James, Jenson Palmer and Ryan Wheatley.