After a bright start to June, which included four back-to-back wins and a couple of closely fought away defeats, the month of July has taken a less than glamorous start in the aftermath of the Birmingham defeat. As I travelled down to Poole to watch some Championship action, I was sent the line-up for the
It’s been just over six years since Caney’s Corner Live was born. Our first Your Local Paper sporting ‘chat’ night was held at the Duke’s Head and it saw Norwich City legends Iwan Roberts and Darren Huckerby take to the stage with me to entertain a healthy crowd. Things moved quickly as we gathered momentum
Fans packed the stands at Lynn on Saturday for an electrifying night of racing at the Banger World Final, where high-speed action and dramatic moments kept spectators on the edge of their seats. In the Saloons, first up was the Charity Ladies Race. Carley List (151) claimed victory for the second year in a row
West Norfolk football club Clenchwarton held their annual presentation at The Walks. The presentation was a culmination of success throughout the club from their under-7s through to the men’s teams. Clenchwarton held their annual presentation at The Walks The club has been developing youth talent in the area for many years and currently has 18
Downham Stow suffered a five-wicket loss to Bury St Edmunds in the East Anglian Premier Division on Saturday. On a hot day at Stow Hall, Downham Stow were asked to bat first on a good pitch. A strong opening partnership between De Lucchi (31) and Fin Wilcox (40) set the foundation. Downham Stow batting against
West Norfolk AC enjoyed another successful week in endurance running. Starting on Wednesday evening in Eye, the Peterborough 5k series kicked off for another year. It’s a series of races which attracts a host of good running talent locally and further afield. Ryan Oakes, Darren Easter and Callum Stanforth at the Peterborough 5k series opener
Marshland St James kart racer Jenson Sayell was in action close to home at the weekend, competing in round four of the Champions Kart Club InterMAX Championship at the PF International track near Grantham in Lincolnshire. PFI is the UK’s largest outdoor karting track, measuring up to 1.3km long with fast sweeping corners but also
Michael Clunan has set his sights on promotion after rejoining hometown club King’s Lynn. Midfielder Clunan, 31, is back with the Linnets after spending two years at Scunthorpe. Midfielder Michael Clunan has rejoined King’s Lynn Town after leaving Scunthorpe. Picture: Tim Smith He captained the Iron to promotion via the National League North play-offs last
Downham Stow were left frustrated by the rain on Saturday after a brilliant batting performance had set up a potential first win in the longer format of the EAPL. After a delayed start due to the rain, Downham Stow were asked to bat first on what looked like a good pitch, in a 44-over game.
North Runcton secured a convincing 74-run victory over Acle in a rain-affected clash on Saturday. The result was ultimately decided by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method after lightning and heavy rain brought play to a premature end. Opting to bat first under threatening skies, Runcton made a steady start with openers Kirwin Christoffels and Ben Skipper. Kirwin