Conrad Sutcliffe is a journalist based in Exeter, Devon, focusing on local sports news. He writes for DevonLive and covers a range of sports, including cricket, football, and rugby. Conrad provides in-depth coverage of local teams and competitions, highlighting the achievements and challenges faced by athletes in the Devon area.
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Conrad Sutcliffe's focus is mainly on local sports, especially cricket within the Devon area. He tends to cover match results, promotions, and relegations extensively.
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Still unbeaten! Crediton crush Newton Abbot 33-3 even with 14 men!
By: Conrad Sutcliffe
Tiverton take down Okehampton 22-13, but it wasn't without some nervy moments
At last! Cullompton are off the mark at the fourth time of asking in Two South West thanks to a 38-35 win at Newton Abbot
By: Conrad Sutcliffe, Richard Hughes
Willand Rovers manager David Steele said his team “responded brilliantly” after going 1-0 down with eight minutes to go in their 1-1 draw against Southern League Division One South leaders Yate Town.
By: Conrad Sutcliffe
Despite a spirited performance, Bideford suffered their fourth straight defeat, falling 22-12 to Redruth’s second XV, with Alex Hillman’s injury adding to their troubles
Can Tiverton keep the momentum?
Can they turn things around against Okehampton this Saturday?
South Molton’s tough season continues with another loss, keeping them just above the relegation zone
Cullompton’s tough season continued, but signs of improvement from their young squad offer hope for a brighter future as club legend Dan Stevens prepares for an emotional farewell
With no points from 30 available, Bideford are in desperate need of a victory to turn their season around
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