24th February 2010
Buckfastleigh Rangers annual sponsored 3 legged race will take place on Saturday 13th March 2010.
See Colin Hayman or Steve Bailey for a sponsorship form.

16th February 2010

The draw for the Ivor Andrews Cup Semi Finals has been made:

Buckfastleigh Rangers 2nd team will be away to Dittisham United on the 6th of March.

Best of luck to Martyn, Neil and the lads for that one, it would be great to finish the season with a cup final to look forward to.

Presentation Evening 20th June 2009

Buckfastleigh Rangers held their annual presentation evening for both their senior and their youth team at their clubhouse.
The senior team players were all presented with their individual division 3 winners medals and captain Andy Gulley was presented with the cup.

The youth team players were also presented with their league winners cup and individual trophies to go along with the cup winners medals that they had already received.

Award winners
Mens:
Players player of the season: Ryan Porter
Managers player of the season: Gareth Dagger
Young player of the season: James Hernon
Top goalscorer: Ryan Porter
Clubman of the season: Colin Hayman

Youth Team:
Most Improved Player: Jack Bristow
Players Player of the season: Keiran Light
Parents Player of the season:Ben Harnett Davies
Managers Player of the season: Lewis Plackett

16th June 2009


Colin Hayman and Dave Scholz were presented with the South Devon League Division 3 winners trophy at the league dinner and dance at the English Riviera Centre on June 13th.

09th June 2009

Buckfastleigh Rangers Football Club have had their application for a reserve team in division 6 next season approved and were voted in at last nights South Devon League Annual General Meeting.
Rangers have approached Martyn Potter and Chris Rowe regarding the reserve team management positions and hope to officially appoint them after the clubs AGM (date to be confirmed).

The 2009/10 season will commence on 15th August 2009 with the last game scheduled for 15th May 2009.

07th June 2009

Work has started on improving the pitch and facilities at Duckspond, there is a lot of work to be done, much of it cosmetic, before the start of the new season, any help you can offer will be gratefully received.

A big thank you to those who have given their time and effort to help so far.

Buckfastleigh Rangers celebrated winning the league with a weekend away in Bournemouth.
Thanks to Andy Gulley for collecting the fines money all season and for organising a great weekend:

Buckfastleigh Rangers Football Club will hold their end of season presentation evening on Saturday 20th June 2009 at the Football Club.
There will be live entertainment with Crossfire and a buffet laid on for all guests, tickets are £5 per player which includes admission for one guest and are on sale now (see Colin Hayman or Teresa Hill).
The evening will start at 7:30pm and both teams (senior & youth) will be presented with their league winners trophies and cups, as well as individual awards for players player of the season, managers player of the season, young player of the season, top goalscorer, most improved player and clubman of the season.
It should be an entertaining night with plenty to celebrate after one of the clubs most sucessful seasons in recent years, and at just £5 per couple it's excellent value for money.
Look forward to seeing you all there!

07th May 2009 Buckfastleigh Rangers under 15's USA tour.

Buckfastleigh carried on their tremendous season so far with a trip to America and managed to continue their impressive run of results against teams of their own age group and only narrowly lost in one game against under 16 regional cup champions St Cloud Saints.

Blazers U15 0 - 8 Buckfastleigh Rangers U15

CFU B U15 0 - 8Buckfastleigh Rangers U15

CFU U15 A 1 - 9 Buckfastleigh Rangers U15

St Cloud Saints U16 1 - 0 Buckfastleigh Rangers U15

Hunters creek 0 - 8 Buckfastleigh Rangers U15

03rd February 2009:

Now that the dust has settled on various developments over the last month Buckfastleigh Rangers would like to announce the following changes at the club:

Firstly it is with regret that we have to announce that long serving secretary Tim Crimp has made the decision to step away from his position at the club and take a well earned break from football.
Tim has been a tremendous asset to the club over the years and his hard work and dedication will be sorely missed, everyone at the club would like to say a big thank you to Tim for the work he has done for Buckfastleigh Rangers Football Club.

Taking over from Tim as Club Secretary will be youth team Secretary Teresa Hill, Teresa is doing a tremendous job in her new role and we would like to thank her for taking over from where Tim left off.
Thanks also go to Stuart Furay who has taken on the position of Matchday Secretary.

It has been well documented that it was our intention to withdraw our 1st team from the South West Peninsula League next season, we had informed the league of our intentions before christmas as per league rules, however, since this has become public knowledge, we have found it increasingly hard to keep hold of the 1st team players for one reason or another and Manager Richard Cameron felt he was left with little option but to resign from his position.
With no Manager and no 1st team players we were left with no option but to pull out of the league with immediate effect, for which the club have been fined accordingly.

We plan to apply the the South Devon League next season for a reserve side to be entered into division 6, this would mean that the current reserve side would then become the first team (hopefully in division 2!).

Although we would have liked to have seen the season out with 2 teams, the committee feel that the decisions that have been made are for the good of the club and see it as taking a small step backwards in order to be in a position to move forwards, it is also our hope that with two sides operating in the South Devon League we will be able to involve more local players and especially local youngsters more readily than we have been able to in the past.

News travels fast in a small town and the initial reaction from local residents and businesses has been very positive as has the response from Buckfastleigh Rangers Social Club, it is fair to say that the relationship between Football and Social club has not always been perfect, but with this fresh start both committees are now set towards achieving the same goal of giving the town of Buckfastleigh a football and social club that it can be proud to call its own.