There were four games played last week in the Under 18 Floodlight Division of the Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League with 26 goals scored across those four games.

Biggest scorers of the week were Swindon Supermarine who went back top of the table with a big 10-0 home win over Westbury United. The divisions top scorer Alfie Telling led the way adding five more to his impressive total which now stands at 21 goals, more than double the nearest challenger to his leadership of the goal scoring chart. Also on target for Supermarine were Shay Williams with two, Isaac Chalk, Anthony Gianni and Bailey Packer. The win saw Swindon Supermarine move two points clear at the top from Calne Town who saw their game at Gillingham Town  postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

The other game postponed due to pitch conditions was Trowbridge Town’s scheduled game against Bishops Cannings.

Melksham Town continued their good start to the season with a 2-0 home win over Radstock Town, their sixth win in ten games that sees them sit in fourth place, nine points behind the leaders Swindon Supermarine but with two games in hand. On target for them in the 2-0 win were James Green and Ted Scott.

Devizes Town climbed one place in the table thanks to a 5-0 home win over Amesbury Town, who are the team they dislodged from fifth spot in the table. There was a hat-trick for Theo Drewitt in this one with the other two goals coming courtesy of Oscar Wall and Lewis Hancox.

Wims 11 are up to eighth spot following their fourth win of the season, a 7-2 home victory over Kintbury Rangers  which saw both Billy Wimble and Omaree Cox score hat-tricks with William Smith getting the other Wims goal, Silas Whitehead and Finlay Corcoran with the Kintbury Rangers two goals. Wims are 18 points behind leaders Swindon Supermarine but have five games in hand and look like they are going to have a big say in this season’s title race based on recent results.

10 December 2025