Camrose sit top of the second division after another impressive win this time running out 5-1 winners at home to Broad Haven. Veteran striker Martyn Tweedie scored twice as did Scott Chalmers as Camrose rich vein of form in front of goal continues. They have scored 13 goals in three games and having faced two of the division's better oufits from last season in Narberth and last seasons champions Monkton Swifts Reserves. A very impressive start for the men from Folly Fields, their team seems to have a good balance of youth and experience which seems to be serving them very well so far.

It'll be interesting to see if they can continue this form and perhaps return to the first division where the club haven't been for some time now and many will agree a very well run club with a great junior set up that has under achieved for a long time now.