Leanne Reynold's Under 7's start us off once again this week as they took on West Worcester on Saturday morning. A brilliant game of football, contested between two good sides just couldn't be separated by full time. There was plenty of goals for both sides but it was Isaac that was voted Player of the Match for his performance in defender for The Plums.

Andy Medler's Under 9's welcomed Keyford Eagles to Pershore High School on Saturday for a Midland Junior Premier League fixture. Josh Flintham got on the scoresheet for Andy's side as The Plums produced a brilliant display despite just falling short with the result.

Tim Brown's Under 10's travelled to West Worcester on Saturday morning and despite being depleted in numbers, The Plums weren't going to roll over in this one! Harry K got on the scoresheet in this one but Pershore fell to a narrow defeat against their hosts.

Peter Wood's Under 12's went in search of a much needed three points against Sheppey Swifts as things are tight at the top of Pool C in the Evesham Ambassador League. Rio Watts gave The Plums the lead in the first half with an excellent header but the hosts hit back early in the second half from the penalty spot. William Biddle then struck an excellent free kick to reestablish the lead before Harry Moutain made sure of the win with his goal! 3 - 1 Pershore, the Under 12's sitting second in their league.

Grace Harker's Under 12 Girls' ran out winners over in Kidderminster on Saturday morning. The Plums took on a higher ranked Kidderminster side in a friendly and secured a 3 - 1 win over their hosts. Summer scored twice whilst Georgie-Mai also got on the scoresheet in the first half, the hosts weren't to be put off and also helped themselves to a goal. 3 - 1 at half time, and 3 - 1 was how the game finished with neither side able to find second half goals. Catelynn Price was voted Player of the Match in this one with her fantastic commitment and work rate.

Richard Morley's Under 14's took on Southam United and ran out impressive 3 - 0 winners! The Plums led 1 - 0 at half time with Charlie capitalising on a loose ball to score his first of the morning. Charlie then doubled his tally, and Pershore's midway through the second half before Theo out the game out of sight for the visitors.

AJ Mountain's Under 14 Girls' travelled across to Redditch on Saturday to take on Kingfisher Girls in a friendly fixture. Esther Cooke (2) and Grace Mountain were both on the scoresheet in the first half as The Plums took a 3 - 1 lead at the break. Continued pressure in the second half, and plenty of chances created but Pershore couldn't add to their three goals. Kingfisher did however get on the scoresheet but The Plums stood firm to secure a 3 - 2 win.

Steve Barker's Under 15's were in a dominant mood on Saturday as they put Tewkesbury to the sword with a 7 - 0 win. Jack and Theo both score twice whilst George, Lucas and Anthony also got on the scoresheet in a game where The Plums could've had a few more.

Wayne Lomax's Under 16's fell to defeat in their Semi Final of the Ambassador League Cup. The Plums were defeated on penalties by lower ranked Cookley in a game that neither side deserved to lose. Harry Dunne scored twice and Nelson Ampthlett also got on the scoresheet with the two sides tied at 3 - 3 by full time. The visitors booked their place in the final with a 5 - 3 shootout victory.

Jay Morgan's Under 17's ran out winners over Kidsgrove Under 18's on Saturday in a very impressive performance. Bailey, Callum, Jake and Rorie all got on the scoresheet as Pershore ran out 4 - 1 winners and in truth, it could've been a few more. Bailey was voted man of the match, produced a number of impressive performances since joining just before Christmas.

Onto Sunday and Wayne Lomax's Under 16's suffered a heavy defeat in the Cheltenham League. The Plums going down 7 - 0 away to new league leaders Stourport Swifts despite an outstanding performance from Theo Stallard. Pershore struggled to get into the game and found themselves 6 - 0 down by half time.

James Moreton's Sunday Team suffered a narrow 1 - 0 league defeat away to Offenham Rovers. The defeat leaves The Plums six points behind league leaders Offenham, but with two games in hand.