King’s Lynn’s gating was found to be wanting as they went down to a 54-36 home defeat to Leicester to lose further ground on the ROWE Motor Oil Premiership’s top four. The PSH Environmental Stars suffered their worst Adrian Flux Arena performance of the season against an in-form Lions side who made it into the
Wednesday evening last week was a busy one for Ryston Runners AC, with many involved in the last EMAC Track and Field League fixture of the year at Alive Lynnsport, and a few over at Snetterton for the 5k/10k races. The EMAC match saw the Ryston Men consolidate their third place in the series overall,
King’s Lynn Walking Football Club showed how far they’ve come with an impressive performance in the Over-70s age group at the annual charity tournament hosted by Norwich Soca Seniors. The Lynn squad participated in the round-robin group stage, starting with a narrow 2-1 defeat to the Bushy Boys. They bounced back strongly, edging out Erpingham
Sandringham parkrun debutant Ethan Primett smashed the course record with a blistering time of 16:01. His overall time eclipsed the previous best of 16:12 set in 2022. His performance also earned him an exceptional age-graded score of 82.31%, placing him among the highest standards seen at the venue. Loving West Norfolk at Sandringham parkrun A
King’s Lynn have made a decision over their Rising Star berth ahead of a quick reunion with Cup Final rivals Leicester at the Adrian Flux Arena on Monday (7.30pm). The PSH Environmental Stars have confirmed 18-year-old Luke Harrison will take the No.7 position for the remainder of the season. Harrison and fellow Young Stars rider
King’s Lynn Town concluded their pre-season preparations with a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Spalding United this afternoon. The Linnets were undone by a Jack Roberts goal in either half as they failed to find the back of the net for the first time this summer. Lynn failed to capitalise on several chances in
Fakenham Town and Downham Town earned themselves second bites of the cherry in the FA Cup this afternoon, while Heacham exited the competition at the first hurdle. The Thurlow Nunn Premier Division Ghosts came from behind to draw 1-1 with Step 4 Wroxham in their Extra Preliminary Round clash at the Daly Group Stadium, while
King’s Lynn Town have bid farewell to Kyle Callan McFadden on the morning of their final friendly. McFadden has left for an undisclosed fee as the Linnets prepare to host Spalding United at the Docherty Walks Stadium this afternoon. The 30-year-old is rumoured to be joining Leiston. The Irish-born defender’s statement read: “Linnets, first of
King’s Lynn Town skipper Mike Clunan takes the floor in the latest Q&A column in Caney’s Corner. Mike. When did the love affair with football begin? My first real memory was watching my older brother Alex and his friend doing keepy-ups down our street trying to break their record each time. I remember practising and
Honda racer Phil Wright delivered a stellar performance at his home circuit of Snetterton on Sunday, securing two podium finishes in the Racing Hondas Championship. Wright kicked off the day with a strong qualifying session, earning the second spot on the grid behind pole-sitter Will Self. When the red lights went out for the opening