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Linnets boss Adam Lakeland believes Billy Jones will only get better as he continues his playing apprenticeship in the National League North.The Fleetwood Town loanee gave the Linnets a more attacking dimension following his introduction off the bench in the 1-1 draw at Peterborough Sports on Saturday.It didn't quite lead to the Linnets picking up all three points on their travels, but fans saw glimpses of the youngster's potential going

Peterborough Sports 1 King’s Lynn Town 1King’s Lynn Town continued their recent improvement by sharing the spoils with Peterborough Sports in the A47 derby this afternoon.Bartosz Cybulski put Lynn ahead from the penalty spot early on only for Dion Sembie Ferris to redress the balance ten minutes into the second half.The point extended Lynn’s unbeaten National League North run to three games heading into another away trip at Rushall Olympic

A clear, sunny sky provided perfect playing conditions for WNRFC u13s first home match of the season against Holt RFC.A Holt kick-off was followed by sustained pressure in West’s half, the kick was collected by Ben Taylor-Bunting who ran the ball back to halfway before being stopped.West won the resulting ruck, spun the ball wide and strong running from Harry Martyn provided West’s first try.Action between West Norfolk Under-13s and

Reigning champions Heacham Under-14s got their season back on track with a 6-0 victory over a rapidly-improving Watlington side.The returning Chimay Boldero steadied matters at the back in this Mid Norfolk Youth League (MNYL) girls' clash, allowing skipper Mercedes Ottoway to open the scoring inside 10 minutes.An unfortunate own goal and a Summer Mann hat-trick put the result beyond doubt, before Ottoway grabbed her second of the day from the

King's Lynn Town manager Adam Lakeland is craving clean sheets as his side look to start climbing the National League North table.The Linnets make the short trip to Peterborough Sports tomorrow for the first of two away games in the space of four days.Lynn have already shown a marked improvement in performances under Lakeland - the only thing missing during his first five games charge is a shut-out at the

West Norfolk Super One karting champion Jenson Sayell added the London Cup to his growing trophy collection at the weekend.The Marshland St James driver and his team joined the Ambition Motorsport team at Rye House Raceway, where he last won the London Cup as a Bambino racer.The circuit, with its eight challenging corners, is one of the oldest in the country, and boasts drivers such as Lewis Hamilton and Sayell’s

The North West Norfolk League picked up a prestigious award last month.In September, the league collected the 2023 league of the year award from Norfolk County FA.The league would like to put on record a thanks to all teams, officials and supporters of the league for their contribution.North West Norfolk League officials collect the League of the Year Award for 2023In the latest league action, Dersingham Reserves climbed up to

King's Lynn Soccer Club played host to Redgate Nursery in the wet weather, but that didn’t dampen the spirits of both teams.Danny Lincoln, of Redgate, was pleased to be able to give the little ones a kickabout, and thanked KLSC for getting the venue and getting the game on.Peter Crome, KLSC president, explained the King’s Lynn Soccer School is a great way for children boys and girls to get involved

Dersingham Civic racer Phil Wright was crowned champion at his local circuit of Snetterton at the weekend.The West Norfolk driver took part in the final two rounds of the Racing Hondas Championship, which was run as part of Modified Live Festival at the Norfolk Circuit.Wright secured pole position by more than half a second in qualifying on Sunday morning.Dersingham Civic driver Phil Wright in home action at Snetterton. Picture: AJP