in Devon & Exeter League Division Senior 3 after a league re-organization, and they just missed out on promotion. Yet again, the third team enjoyed another promotion year, this time finishing as runners-up to secure their position in Intermediate I for 2006–07. At the beginning of the season, 2006–07, Dawlish Town played a pre-season friendly with Torquay United. Torquay United Chairman Mike Bateson, Dawlish Town's Managing Director Terence Stone, and chairman and Director Dave Fenner marked the occasion by officially opening their new grandstand. In recognition of outstanding support given to the club by Terence Stone, the grandstand was named the "Terence Stone Stand". Season 2006–07 saw the first team consolidate themselves in the Premier Division of the Western League and the Reserves finishing runners up in the Devon and Exeter Football League Senior Division Three. Season 2007–08 was outstanding with the First Team winning two cups – the Les Phillips Cup and the Devon St. Luke's Bowl – and finishing in their highest ever league position – Western League Premier Division runner-up. Season 2008–09 was the end of an era for manager Chris Myers but saw the first team have an unbeaten start to the season under new manager Adam Kerswell until eventually losing his job to see Adam Shearer return to the club where they finished third in the league. Striker Joe Bushin hit 39 goals to be the league top scorer. Season 2009–10 saw Ex. Barnstaple Manager Jeff Evans take over the managerial role of the club with Chris Porter, his assistant. Chris is known for taking the Torquay Boys Grammar School to the national cup final held at Manchester City's City of Manchester ground and won the cup. Season 09/10 saw the departure of striker Joe Bushin, who joined Tiverton Town. Since then, the two have worked to bring in many new faces at the club. The club reached the FA Vase 5th, being defeated by Gresley Town in a replay at the Moat Ground after two battling legs of football. The 2010/11 Season saw Adam Kerswell take over again, but he lasted no longer than a month before Captain Gary Fisher was given the role of player/manager. March 2011 saw Dave Fenner step down as chairman to concentrate on his work commitments. Fisher's managerial campaign proved to be a success, seeing Dawlish rise from a 15th to 6th in the league table. With Jules Ematti-Ematti