Gloverscast #505 – “Can we Mill those too, please?”
2026-06-01
Two signings! We are so back!
Ben, Dave and local park run celeb Chris Fox chat about the additions of Westbrooke and Obeng and start to get a little bit excited about the new season… just a little bit though.
On this episode we highlighted the excellent work of former Glover Dean Birkby who is taking part in March of the Day III for the Darby Rimmer Foundation with Marcus Stewart and all those fighting MND in our hearts and minds.
A fantastic effort by former Yeovil Town favourite Dean Birkby, who next week will be taking part in the March of the Day walk for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in Manchester alongside Martin Paul.
They will be walking in support of Yeovil Town legend Marcus Stewart and all those affected by this cruel and devastating disease.
Wishing Dean, Martin and everyone involved the very best for what promises to be a memorable and worthwhile event. Every step helps raise awareness and support for those living with MND.
For anyone wishing to support this wonderful cause and make a donation, please use the link below:
[March of the Day III Fundraising Page](https://donate.
#MND #MarchOfTheDay #MarcusStewart
Obeng arrives as recruitment continues
2026-05-29
Midfielder Mason Obeng has become Yeovil Town’s second signing of the summer after agreeing a two-year contract at Huish Park.
The 22-year-old is at the centre of a storm involving National League South new boys Walton & Hersham where he was part of the side which won the Southern League Premier Division South title last season.
Earlier this month, Walton revealed they had complained to the FA about “repeated approaches” to their players by Yeovil boss Billy Rowley, who was in charge at the Surrey side at the start of last season, and confirmed the Glovers had made a formal approach for Obeng.
Speaking to the club’s social media after the announcement, the new signing said: “I have always wanted to make the step up, so I am happy to be here. Having Billy here was very big for me, being comfortable and knowing the manager at this club brings certainty to me when you go to a new club, so it was a no brainer for me.
“Knowing that Yeovil is a club which plays higher up the divisions and aspire to get back to the Football League, I want to be someone who can help bring them back there.”
Rowley signed Obeng for Walton in the summer of 2024 after the player left Aldershot Town. The QPR academy product was named the Players’ Player of the Year at Walton following a season which saw him score 15 goals in his second campaign for the club.
“I like to entertain when I play, as an attacking player I like to create and score goals, that is what makes me enjoy football. Naturally I like to win, so I want to do that and help the team to get promoted through the play-offs or even the title.
“Joining a new team always brings new friends in football, that is one of the joys of joining a new club and naturally I want to blend in to the team.”
He follows the announcement of the signing of midfielder Zain Westbrooke, who has been given a three-year deal by Yeovil after leaving League Two Doncaster Rovers.
Glovers go West(brooke) for first signing
2026-05-28
Midfielder Zain Westbrooke has become Yeovil Town’s first signing of the summer joining on a three-year contract.
The 29-year-old was part of the Scunthorpe United which made it to the National League Premier Division play-offs last season making 37 appearances for the Iron.
He was released by League Two side Doncaster Rovers at the end of last season.
Yeovil boss Billy Rowley said: “Zain is a clever, experienced midfielder who will bring a lot of calm to the team, but also the bite and competitiveness you need to win games. His passing range is top class, he reads the game really well, and he’s got the quality and personality to control matches. His experience will be massive for us over the course of the season, and we’re delighted to bring him to Yeovil Town.”
Having come through the academy at Brentford, Westbrooke was part of the Coventry City squad which won the League One title in 2019-20 which was curtailed due to COVID, making 33 appearances. He joined Bristol Rovers in 2020 before falling out of favour with then-Gas boss Joey Barton and being loaned out to Stevenage in 2022 and leaving the following year.
He signed for Doncaster following his departure from the Memorial Stadium and reached the League Two play-offs in 2023/24 and, despite missing a chunk of that campaign with a thigh injury, he missed a penalty in a semi-final shoot-out against Crewe Alexandra. He made just ten appearances in the 2024-25 campaign with lengthy absences through injury and was loaned to Scunthorpe last October.
Bristol Rovers friendly booked in.
2026-05-20
Yeovil Town will host Bristol Rovers in a pre-season game on Saturday 18th July.
Steve Evans will bring his League Two side to Huish Park for a 2pm kick off.
The Gas came to Huish Park last pre-season winning 2-1 thanks to goals from Luke Thomas and Kofi Shaw, the game was a designated as a Match for Marcus Stewart who represented both clubs.
Gloverscast #504 – “Why’s Dave bringing a tortoise?”
2026-05-18
Another week goes by and there’s a couple of things to discuss around YTFC! Ben, Ian and Dave return to chat tapping up, U19s and +1s at a party.
Farnham Fixture Filled In
2026-05-17
A third pre-season friendly is in the books, we’re off to newly promoted National League South side Farnham Town.
After being promoted via the play-offs they will play at Step Two of the National League set up.
The game at Memorial Ground will take place on Tuesday 28th July – kicking off at 7:45pm
Gloversblog: Who should we sign this summer?
2026-05-16
With the end of another mad Yeovil Town season upon us and with at least one more year of National League Premier Division football secure, we I are looking to the future and speculating on what our squad may look like next season. There was a marked improvement in our play since the arrival of Billy Rowley, but this transfer window is huge especially with only eight players still under contract. Glovers’ fan WILL JONES has taken a look at some of the players who Billy Rowley could look at as summer transfer targets.
I’m sure we’d all agree the biggest improvement needed next season will be a bigger squad, therefore I’m making 3 suggestions for each position (except 1 for reasons I’ll outline), I’m not expecting all of them to be signed, far from it, but in certain positions 2 out of 3 being signed in a few places would be sensible to ensure that we’ve got quality and sufficient cover, even if it means having less star men style players, a ‘medium squad of solidity’ if you will.
When picking players I’ve favoured finding players who have previous links with either Billy Rowley or Head of Recruitment Jamie Hedges, as well players who are likely to be based in the local area, but there are a few wild cards thrown in here and there.
Goalkeepers
Of course the ideal answer would be bring back Jed Ward, likely on loan, permanently if we’re going crazy. However I’m assuming his heroics for us will lead to him being poached by an EFL team, or a higher level National League side with deeper pockets, so we’ll be in the market for a replacement.
Max Harris – Weston-Super-Mare’s first choice goalie for the last few seasons, and this season he managed 18 clean sheets, massively contributing to Weston’s play off push. Good with his feet, even if the current Weston tactics don’t always encourage it, one of the best shot-stoppers at step 6, and at a good age to play for several more years at 26. Doesn’t appear to have any links with our current recruitment team, however if we’re analysing players in the local area and prefer to have a permanent goalie over another loan, then we seriously should be looking at Harris.
Mason Terry – If we do elect to loan in a goalie and Ward is elsewhere then I would push for Terry on loan from West Ham as an option. Despite being in a relegated team with Braintree, he managed to keep 9 clean sheets and has had several fans naming him as one of their best players this season. Add to that the fact that in previous seasons he’s won multiple player of the season awards, he’s clearly got some real quality about him. I think with a more solid back line ahead of him than he had at The Iron he’d be a safe pair of hands with a decent amount of men’s football experience despite still being a youngster.
Jordi van Stappershoef – Maidenhead’s number 1, like Harris, kept 18 clean sheets this season in a very effective defensive unit and, unlike Harris, previously played at Aldershot under Jamie Hedges as scout. The Dutchman is an absolute giant at 6’6” and despite that he’s known for being a front foot goalie who steps well out of his goal, so he clearly has confidence in his own technical ability, my only concern would be how he never seems to have nailed down a first team position in a team for more than a season or so, but at 30 years old, he’s well in his prime goalkeeper years and may be a more mature head behind a younger team.
Centre Back
Centre back is one of the few places we’re reasonably well stocked at currently, with 3 players signed for at least 1 more year. However, for depth alone if we’re continuing to play 3 at the back then I believe 2 signings would be needed, especially another left footer who can cover for Wannell if he’s out of the squad. With that in mind this is the one position I’ve made 4 suggestions, rather than 3, 2 right footers and 2 left footers, you can also consider Declan Skura my unofficial 5th pick, but he’s been mentioned everywhere else, so I wanted to be different.
Rollin Menayese – A more experienced suggestion at 28 years old, the current Macclesfield defender has history playing in the Southwest, having previously played for Weston-super-Mare, Bristol Rovers and Swindon and was also at Aldershot when our current head of recruitment was there. With almost 100 League Two appearances under his belt and his very physical style, Rollin could be the sort of signing needed to bring some grit and nous to a team that likely will otherwise consist of younger players.
Dynel Simeu – Released by Oldham after signing a short term contract, this ex-Chelsea and Southampton youth lad just screams of someone who needs to drop into the national league and find a home. From his youth days he’s used to playing on the right of a back 3 and the thing that stands out about him from highlights is his athleticism, particularly his high jumping, which makes him appear bigger than his 6’1” frame, combine that with his strength, lots of highlights show other players bouncing off him when jostling for the ball, and he could add steel to our back line. He has played a lot in the north since leaving The Saints but in interviews he said Southampton was his home and he may wish to live a bit nearer to home, I think he could be a solid squad player.
Cain Harries – Current Forest Green and ex-Woking and Aldershot player, Harries seems to have fallen out of favour, despite previously being almost ever-present and I think he could be a cheeky loan pickup with an eye for a contract at the end of the season if it suits both parties. Harries is the epitome of a modern ball-playing centre back, very comfortable stepping up into midfield and helping to dictate play from deep and at 29 he could be another experienced head to slot into the back line and bring a calm head in pressure situations.
Shadrach Ogie – Another ex-Aldershot player, albeit prior to when Jamie Hedges was there, who just got released by Gillingham. This is one of my shots in the dark in terms of prediction, but having been a bit on the fringes of the Gillingham team for a couple of seasons, he may be one who wishes to drop down to try and get more regular minutes. The two things that stand out about him are his aggressiveness, he always seems willing to step out and tackle players, and he often comes away with the ball, as well as his explosive speed, when allowed to run up the wing or support the midfield he tracks up and back lightning fast. He also has the added benefit of being versatile, having also played left back in a back 4 and left of a back 3, so could help out squad depth and cover for a couple of positions.
Right Wing back
A position really up for grabs with Josh Sims being let go and only really James Daly being able to play in this position, albeit one that no one would describe as his best position. Therefore this is an area of the pitch someone could stamp their authority on and help in implementing Billy Rowley’s tactical style.
Zico Asare – Currently at Harrogate, but would have been at Fulham at the same time as players like Jonathan Page, so may well have an existing relationship with Billy Rowley and possibly with James Daly, as they would’ve been teammates, so this one definitely could be a possibility. Despite only being in his mid-20s, he’s played over 100 games at National League and League Two level, so would be a more established player than some other suggestions in this article. Looking at Harrogate fan posts and highlights, the big thing that stands out about him is his pace and ability to recover ground and if we are going to play very high wing backs then I feel that this type of physical attribute could be massive.
Mitch Clark – This one’s a bit of a stab in the dark, as he’s mostly been based up north, but I think with his agency on twitter advertising him as being willing to step down, we could pick up an experienced and versatile player. Clark has played in both wing back positions and one thing that separates him from other options is his versatility to play on both flanks and both score and cross with both feet as he marauds down the wings, also seems to love a crunching slide tackle. With over 200 appearances at League One and Two level, including a promotion from League Two with Port Vale, he could be a great experienced head to bring into the dressing room.
Jacob Pinnington – Another Braintree player than we could look at snapping up following their relegation, described on multiple Braintree fan forums as their one bright spark, and often deployed as a high pushing wing back in a 3/5 at the back formation, much like Yeovil have played. JP is comfortable on the ball and a strong attacking threat, especially when whipping in crosses deep from the byline, his season unfortunately ended early due to injury, but he could be a serious young talent for Yeovil to snap up with an eye to potentially selling on later should his upward trajectory continue.
Left wing back
This position I feel is Ryan Jones’ and we would be recruiting for a backup/rotation option, so one where giving a younger player or a player stepping up a level a chance is our best option.
Elijah Morrison – He’s struggled to get consistent game time at Forest Green this season, but is massively rated by Bristol City fans, even if not by the manager, as 6 other players were played in the left back position this season without him being recalled. Has all the attributes you’d want from a wing back, runs his backside off, and doesn’t shy from a tackle or header. He may want to step up a level, but my hope is the lack of game time at FGR means other clubs won’t be sniffing around as much and we can snap up a talented local young player who improves our squad depth.
Jordan Norville-Williams – A player without direct links to our current recruitment team, but has played against Billy Rowley in the Surrey cup multiple times, so I’m sure he’s at least aware of him. His bombing runs up the wing played an integral part in Dorking’s impressive NLS season, he also can operate in both wing back and as the left of a back 3, so could provide solid cover for two positions in one, at 26 he’s at a great age to take up to the next level and see if he can shine.
Jordan Ragguette – Maidenhead had the best defensive unit in the National League South this season and JR is one that I think we should take a look at. He’s previously played for Salisbury, so he has links to the local area and if Ryan Jones is first choice next season, I think bringing in Raguette as a backup allows him to rotate and adjust into full time professional football and hopefully continue his decent record of goals and assists that he’s had so far.
Central Midfielder
This position has been a mess this year, despite seemingly recruiting only central midfielders for a short time, Page, Tobin, etc. we still had to massively rotate this position all the time, when arguably it’s one of the places where you benefit from stability, which hopefully 1 or 2 of these players can offer. I also wouldn’t be surprised if we see the likes of Page and Tobin as trialists in pre-season to be offered a chance to prove their fitness and potentially earn a contract, but I would like to offer some suggestions who I think represent a more immediate upgrade.
Lloyd Humphries – ex-Weston-Super-Mare midfielder who’s just been released by Eastleigh, Lloyd always impressed me when playing for the seagulls and was a player I thought he should’ve been looking at when he left for the Spitfires. A midfielder who mops up everything and never makes it look difficult, him mucking in and doing the dirty work would be the perfect compliment to players like McGavin. He’s never played further afield than Cardiff, so likely wants to stay in the area, at 28 he’s a good age and was almost ever-present for several seasons in Weston and his first season at Eastleigh, could be our Mr Reliable in the middle of the park.
Tyrese Francois – Released by Wigan, but was in the Fulham youth ranks for 10 years, so likely one that would’ve crossed Billy’s path at some point. He was highly rated enough to make a few appearances for Fulham and then after his release to be immediately snapped up by The Latics, however he only got around 20 games over 2 seasons, so at 25 he’s likely to want to drop down and play more regular football. As a player he’s small but very technical, equally comfortable sitting deep and shielding the defence before pinging passes further forward, but also willing to push up into a more box-to-box role where he can take a dish out quick passes, could be a lovely replacement for Mafico should he decide to go up a league into the EFL.
Korey Smith – A familiar face to those who’ve been around a while, but he’s changed a lot since he was a fresh faced Norwich loanee several years ago. Since leaving Norwich KS has captained Bristol City to a League One title and promotion in the same league with Derby a few years after that, to top that off he’s been a captain almost everywhere he’s been for the last 10 years and It’s this level of experience and leadership that I would want to bring to Yeovil. At 35 he’s hardly one for the future, but I think his style of play would compliment McGavin perfectly in our midfield, there is a question over his fitness, playing less than 30 games in each of his last two seasons, but I think bringing him in alongside a younger player he can rotate with, mentor and possibly offering him a coaching role as well and you’re looking at adding the sort of leadership and experience that we have been missing in recent seasons.
Attacking midfield
Another position where we arguably have our starters nailed down in Daly and McCormick, so potentially hard to recruit for. With this in mind I’ve again focused on younger players or up and comers who could be used off the bench or in rotation, but still offer enough to impact the team, Will Merry is also an unofficial number 4 for this list, but I felt it was boring to just suggest someone we’ve just had on loan.
Noah Coppin – He’s a name that’s been mentioned before and after another productive season in Salisbury, he’s made over 30 goal contributions in the last 2 seasons combined, I think he’s proven he’s ready to attempt to take the next step up. NC plays his best football in the pocket behind a striker and loves to drift inside and wide to pick up passes and link play, the exact sort of thing which could compliment a big lad up front and a wing back overlapping on the outside and his ability to burst forward at speed could mean he’s the lad to get on the end of crosses or pick up scraps to score.
Leo Pecover – He’s only just turned 18, but I’ve really rated this lad on loan at Weston-super-Mare from Bristol City, despite being so young he’s physically well developed and doesn’t get bullied by non-league defenders, which is often an issue when talented technical youth players step up to men’s football. His vision, passing range and ability to turn a player marking him tightly has won points for Weston this season on more than one occasion, so a loan where he can join a solid squad and impact games at the next level up seems like a sensible next step for him.
Lewys Twamley – I’m usually of the attitude to leave the memories alone when it comes to signing ex-players, but LT might’ve been the least Mark Cooper player we signed around that time, couple that with being played out of position and he predictably struggled. Having returned to Merthyr he’s managed 30 goal contributions, one every 135 minutes this season and I think giving him the option to tuck in behind a striker in a team encouraged to press and attack would play to his ability with his feet and passing vision, plus who doesn’t love a good redemption story?
Striker
Possibly the most important position to get right this season, what with Yeovil being one of the lower scoring teams in the whole division this season. Rowley’s tactics are good at making scoring opportunities, but ultimately we need someone capable of putting the ball in the net, which could be the difference between another bottom half finish and a play-off push. According to rumours we have already bid for Shaquille Gwengwe, which means he won’t feature here, although I do think he would be a solid addition should we pick him up.
Fletcher Holman – This is dependent on the lad wanting more game time than he’s had this season, having made mostly 30-45 minutes appearances from the bench, this could especially be the case if Swindon do reinforce their front line. Even with limited playing time, he still managed to bag 5 goals and 5 assists in just over 1,000 minutes of game time, almost 1 contribution every 100 minutes, which is an exciting stat for a fringe player. Profile-wise Holman is a classic quick number 9, always playing on the shoulder and looking to break beyond the last defender by taking the ball on the turn, but I also think his passing isn’t talked about enough, he’s frequently been willing to drift wide and whip in crosses that cause havoc in the opposition box and I think that could pay off massively for our number 10s, box-crashing midfielders and high wing backs.
Jonny Stuttle – Highly rated for his exploits in the Bournemouth youth team, scored 10 goals in 19 games in a loan spell for Farnborough in the NLS and had a short spell at Aldershot when Jamie Hedges was there. Unfortunately his rise was seriously derailed after he joined Walsall on loan this season and went down with an ACL injury which ended his season early. However, I would hope that Yeovil can capitalise on this and be the club where he gets his mojo back. Watching his highlights he consistently runs at and presses opposition defenders, has good footwork and is a confident finisher, the exact sort of striker who would massively benefit from the passing ability of McCormick and McGavin.
Kieran Wilson – Exeter have all but admitted that they have no cash to offer contracts, therefore this could present an opportunity to pick up a promising young striker for little to no cost, and that’s why I’d look at Wilson. He stands at almost 6’6”, so physically he’s massively imposing, but despite this the thing that stands out for me is his control of the ball and willingness to beat defenders, good touch for a big man is a cliche, but this lad definitely has that. He doesn’t appear to have any links to our current team, but with him having gone on loan to both Torquay and Truro this season, he could be tempted to take a step up into the National League full time whilst still staying reasonably local.
Will we see any of these players holding up the scarf? Unlikely, but it’s fun to speculate and I genuinely think that some of these players should be on our radar. Ultimately though I will say In Billy We Trust and I would ask for some Calmness from the fanbase and time being allowed for recruitment to be done properly. I believe we could be at a turning point in our fortunes for the first time in years, we as fans need to play our part and, as always, Achieve by Unity.
Under 19s Season Round Up
2026-05-15
Yeovil Town Under 19s had a positive first season in the National League U19 alliance system for the first time, finishing third in their league and seeing a number of players make the step into the first team set up at various stages.
The season had a managerial change, Matt Percival leaving in January to explore new opportunities. Jamie Phillip took over the reigns with former Glovers captain Josh Staunton joining the club as Under 19s Operations Lead.
Finishing their 16 games in Division E, the young Glovers won eight, drew three and lost five; 59 scored with just 31 conceded.
Basingstoke have one game left in their campaign, so long as they don’t beat the Met Police by an eight goal margin or more, the Glovers are set to finish third in the table, 12 points off second and a whopping 16 points off Dorchester’s youth side who were almost perfect throughout their season.
Yeovil were one of the two teams to take points off the league leaders when drawing 0-0 back in October.
George Geraghty ended the season as the division’s second top scorer, his 21 goals just a couple shy of Eastleigh’s Ilya Ihnatenko who racked up 23.
Alec Thomas ended with 12, Ollie Hughes with eight.
Other notable milestones include a brilliant run to the Quarter-finals of the National League Alliance Cup, as well as a number of wins in the County Cup, however they did fall at the first hurdle in the FA Youth Cup.
The Francis Hillier Somerset Men’s Premier Cup gave a large number of Under 19s the chance to represent the Glovers in a first team atmosphere, in the end the Glovers lost 1-0 to Odd Down in the first round, but Blake Watts did break a record becoming the youngest captain of a Yeovil Town Men’s first team fixture.
Watts confirmed this week his time with the Glovers has come to an end after being associated with the club since Under 10s.
Three young Glovers made first team appearances in either the league or FA Trophy too, following in the footsteps of Corey Koerner who was the only academy graduate the season before.
Ollie Hughes, Liam Nardiello and Jaydon Biss all got plenty of time within the group including debuts for all of them at various times.
Hughes and Biss were named in match day squads more than dozen times each, with Nardiello included a couple of times too.
Hughes’ debut against Tamworth on March 3rd made him the fifth youngest Yeovil Town player to represent the Glovers in a league game.
As for Jaydon Biss, he made two appearances, once against Telford in the FA Trophy before making his league debut alongside Nardiello in the April fixture vs Eastleigh.
News will filter through over the coming days of players who have departed and those who will be with the group again next season.
Good luck to all those departing and here’s to another season of seeing the connection between the Under 19s and first team flourish.
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| Date | Opposition | Kick Off | H/A | Competition | Score | Location | Scorers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEPTEMBER | |||||||
| 03.09.2025 | Dorchester | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | P-P | The Avenue Stadium | |
| 10.09.2025 | Eastleigh | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 6-1 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Geraghty x3, Hughes, Thomas, Rodber |
| 17.09.2025 | Weston-super-Mare | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 1-1 | The Optima Stadium | Biss |
| 24.09.2025 | Basingstoke Town | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 5-1 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Brown, Geraghty, Thomas, Nardiello x2 |
| OCTOBER | |||||||
| 01.10.2025 | Havant & Waterlooville | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | P-P | Westleigh Park | |
| 08.10.2025 | Dorchester Town | 13:30 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 0-0 | Dorchester Town | |
| 15.10.2025 | Winchester City | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | P-P | YTCST Centre at Alvington | |
| NOVEMBER | |||||||
| 5.11.2025 | Weston-super-Mare | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Cup | 4-0 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Bryce, Geraghty, Hughes x 2 |
| 12.11.2025 | Wimborne Town | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | P-P | YTCST Centre at Alvington | |
| 23.11.2025 | Taunton Town| 14:00 | H | County Cup | 5-0 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Info Not Given |
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| 26.11.2025 | Havant & Waterlooville | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 1-12 | Westleigh Park | Bryce, Geraghty x 4, Horrocks x2, Hughes x3, Rodber, Thomas |
| 28.11.2025 | Eastleigh | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Cup | 1-2 | Stoneham Lane | Geraghty, Thomas |
| DECEMBER | |||||||
| 03.12.2025 | Metropolitan Police | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | P-P | Imber Court Sports Ground | |
| 17.12.2025 | Winchester City | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Cup | 3-2 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Brown, Geraghty x 2 |
| JANUARY | |||||||
| 11.01.2026 | Portishead Town | 14:00 | H | County Cup | 5-0 | Somerton Rec | Info Not Given |
| 14.01.2026 | AFC Porchester | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 2-2 | Cranleigh Road | Geraghty, Thomas |
| 21.01.2026 | Dorchester Town | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 0-3 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | |
| FEBRUARY | |||||||
| 14.02.2026 | Weston-super-Mare | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | YTCST Centre at Alvington | ||
| 11.02.2026 | Basingstoke Town | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 7-1 | Hampshire FA - Winklebury Football Complex | Reed |
| 22.02.2026 | Radstock Town | 14:00 | H | County Cup | 6-0 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Info Not Given |
| 25.02.2026 | Basingstoke Town | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Cup | 0-1 | Hampshire FA - Winklebury Football Complex | Geraghty |
| MARCH | |||||||
| 04.03.2026 | Winchester City | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 1-6 | Charters Community Stadium | Biss, Hughes, Nardiello x 2, Thomas, Watts |
| 11.03.2026 | Havant & Waterlooville | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 8-0 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Biss, Geraghty x3, Hughes, Thomas x2, Samuels |
| 18.03.2026 | Wimborne Town | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 5-0 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Bryce, Geraghty, Nardiello x2, Rodber |
| 22.03.2026 | Staplegrove Saints | 14:00 | A | County Cup | 3-1 | STAPLEGROVE SPORTS GROUND | Info Not Given |
| 25.03.2026 | Hertford Town | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Cup | 0-6 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | |
| 27.03.2026 | Eastleigh | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 6-1 | Stoneham Lane complex | Geraghty |
| APRIL | |||||||
| 01.04.2026 | Weston-super-Mare | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 0-1 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | |
| 22.04.2026 | AFC Portchester | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 5-0 | YTCST Centre at Alvington | Geraghty x2, Thomas x2, Hughes |
| 29.04.2026 | Metropolitan Police | 14:00 | H | National League U19 Alliance League | 6-0 | Huish Park | Bryce, Geraghty, Thomas x3, Woods |
| MAY | |||||||
| 06.05.2026 | Wimborne Town | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 3-1 | Wimborne Town FC | Woods |
| 13.05.2026 | Metropolitan Police | 14:00 | A | National League U19 Alliance League | 5-6 | Cobham FC | Geraghty x2, Thomas x2, Bryce, Hughes |
Watts announces YTFC departure
2026-05-14
Yeovil Town Under 19s captain Blake Watts has confirmed he is leaving the club.
The Youth team skipper played his last game in the midweek clash with the Met Police Under 19s.
Watts broke a Yeovil Town record when becoming the youngest player to captain the Men’s first team in the Francis Hillier Somerset Men’s Premier Cup earlier this season.
Posting on LinkedIn he said;
“After 9 unforgettable years, the time has come for me to say goodbye to Yeovil Town F.C. After a 6-5 win on Wednesday my time at the club has come to an end.
From joining as a young player in U10s to captaining teams all the way through to the U19s, this club has played a huge part in my development both on and off the pitch.
Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to experience so many special moments such as: trophies, memorable cup runs, incredible teammates and friendships and being written into the clubs history as well.
A huge thank you to all the coaches, staff, teammates, supporters, and everyone connected with the club who has supported me throughout this journey. The memories made here will stay with me forever.
Although this chapter comes to an end, I’m excited for what’s next and looking forward to the new opportunities ahead.
Thank you for everything 💚”
Watts’ departure suggests that decisions have started to be made regarding those who are in the Under 19s set up and what their future might look like.
All the best to Blake in his future.