Kevin Hill

Player Details
Position	Defender/Midfielder
Date of Birth	6th March 1976
Previous Clubs	Exmouth Town Torrington Torquay United Dorchester Town
Kit Sponsor	Radius Hair Co.
Boot Sponsor	Radius Hair Co.

Player Statistics
Season	Start	Sub	Total	Goals
2010/11	39	2	41	3
2011/12	37	5	41	1
Total	76	7	83	4

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Biography

Few active players in local football are revered so openly as Kevin Hill is, a genuine idol at Torquay United after an eleven-year spell at Plainmoor that saw him break the club’s appearance record in his final game. Ultimately that was a bittersweet moment as Torquay lost the 2008 FA Trophy final at Wembley, but Hill’s place in Gulls’ folklore had already been assured long before he left for Dorchester Town.

As a youngster Kevin played for Exmouth Town and Torrington before making the switch to the professional game with Torquay in 1997, and there he was deployed in just about every outfield position on the pitch, but mainly as a left winger. His remarkable habit of scoring crucial goals saw the Torquay fans quickly warm to him, and on the occasions he has played against his former team since leaving they have always been outwardly appreciative of his earlier efforts in South Devon.

Hilly moved to Tiverton early in the 2010/11 season and Dorchester underwent a series of cuts to the playing budget, and he has since continued to be a hugely versatile member of the squad, playing various roles in defence and midfield. And with his vast experience and understanding of the game he is an ideal role model for the younger players at the club, if they can just stay awake while listening to his lectures!

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Latest League Position

Po	Team	Pl	Pts
14	Clevedon Town	36	41
15	Evesham United	36	41
16	Tiverton Town	36	40
17	Taunton Town	35	38
18	Mangotsfield United	35	37

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