Cricketers from North Runcton are one win away from writing a new chapter in their history. Tomorrow, the West Norfolk side face Ramsey in the East Anglian Premier League play-off final, with a coveted spot in the region’s top flight awaiting the winners. For captain Ben Coote, the clash is the culmination of a remarkable
King’s Lynn youngster Luke Harrison has admitted his step up into the Premiership put him on a steep learning curve. The 18-year-old Harrison ended up racing in over half of the Stars’ senior fixtures, with his involvement with the club originally having been intended to be restricted just to the National Development Trophy. But when
Sailing siblings Faith and Toby Turner enjoyed a successful weekend of racing, competing in two major events in different classes. On Saturday, the pair lined up in their ILCA dinghies at the Draycote Youth and Junior Championships, racing alongside former double Topper National Champion Jess Powell. Toby finished with a runner-up spot in the junior
Marshland St James kart racer Jenson Sayell capped off a superb weekend at the Hunts Kart Racing Club in Kimbolton with a dominant win in the final. And his latest success on the track came while debuting a brand-new Sonic the Hedgehog helmet design. Fresh from completing a strong 2025 campaign in the CKC and
Rising BMX talent Jared Hill travelled to Benátky, Czech Republic, with the British Cycling team to contest the final two rounds of the UEC BMX European Cup Series. Fresh from a strong performance at the British Championships just two weeks earlier, Hill arrived with quiet confidence, but he soon discovered the Benátky track offered a
Being talented alone isn’t enough to make a sportsperson become a cult hero. There needs to be much more to the story of their life and character to turn a liked superstar into an adored one. As Manchester grieves the tragic passing of one of its most beloved sons, the tributes continue to pour in
Fakenham Town make the short trip to Ely City in the FA Vase on Saturday, with manager Andy Cunningham expecting nothing less than a battle. The Robins, who have made a strong start to their season, boast an experienced squad and a notoriously tight pitch, something Cunningham believes will test his side’s ability to adapt.
Head West Norfolk coach Jamie Williamson praised his side’s attitude after they brushed aside Newmarket 45-10 to make it back-to-back wins in the Eastern Counties 1st Division. “We needed to approach this game with the right mindset,” said Williamson. “My message was simple; the only expectation was that every player left the field with their
As clubs prepare their bowls greens for the winter months, attention turns to the new indoor bowls season. On Saturday, Lynnsport Bowls Club open their doors for a taster session between 10am and 2pm, enabling people to try this enjoyable and relaxing game at no cost. Coaches will be on hand to guide and show
Downham Town and Heacham both suffered heavy defeats on their travels this evening. In the Isthmian League North, Downham Town were beaten 4-1 by Newmarket Town, while in the Thurlow Nunn First Division North, Heacham suffered a 6-0 thrashing at the hands of Ely City. It was another tough night for Town in Suffolk, with