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Saturday was a big day for Necton, who secured their first-ever Mid Norfolk Youth League win in the Girls' Under-12 division at KLSC Lionesses.It was KLSC who stormed into a two-goal lead though, with Ella Turner bagging both as Necton were caught on the break.Into the second period, Mille Giles’ first-ever goal gave the away side the belief they needed.A deflected effort from Halle Ewen restored parity following a short

Under-13 players from West Norfolk Rugby Club travelled to Peterborough to take part in a tri-county festival.Twelve teams from across Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincoln converged between the sticks on the main pitch, standing united and proud in their club colours in front of an enthusiastic crowd of supporters and photographers.The popular skills challenge quickly sorted out the players into groups to compete in the three challenges of tug of war,

Former West Norfolk Junior Badminton ace Harry Wakefield enjoyed a prolonged run in the doubles event at the World Junior Championships.Wakefield, from Feltwell, and his played partner Robin Harper reached the last 16 stage in Spokane, with several eye-catching performances along the way.Following a 14th-place finish at the team event, the individual action began on Monday and the doubles competitions brought the strongest performances.Feltwell's Harry WakefieldHarper and Wakefield will take

West Norfolk Swimming Club scooped trophies for Top Boy (Den Vojevoda), Top Girl (Valeria Soldatihhina) and Top Club for the most points scored at Dereham Leisure Centre.Vojevoda won gold in the 100m freestyle, 50m breaststroke, 50m fly, 200m IM, 50m freestyle and 100 butterfly and silver in the 100 backstroke, 100 breaststroke and 200 freestyle.Soldatihhina was victorious across all her races, gaining gold and achieving personal bests throughout.Cory Hill and

West Norfolk Swimming Club’s Junior Fenland League team finished their 2023 campaign with a solid performance in the A Final last month.Taking place at Whittlesey, the event saw the four teams with the best record across the season’s fixtures compete head to head in one last competition to settle their final league placing for the year.After an incredibly successful season, Oliver Kenny’s squad found themselves competing against St Ives, Wisbech

Super One Micromax champion Jenson Sayell sported a smart new livery for Hunts Kart Racing Club’s Round 9 at Kimbolton as he boosted his hopes of another title over the weekend.After a difficult first two heats, the Marshland St James driver won heat three and the final to end the meeting on a high and further strengthen his HKRC championship bid.Sayell’s Micromax class was joined by Honda Cadets and Iame

Local pride will be at stake when Downham Town welcome Heacham to the SCL Memorial Field tonight (7.45pm).Downham have made a stunning start to the new season and remain unbeaten after their opening nine games in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division.Heacham have also had a reasonable start to life in the top flight, picking up 11 points from their opening 12 fixtures.The Downham Town management teamLooking ahead to the derby

Pelicans ladies came out on top of a rollercoaster encounter at home to Cambridge University 3rds on Sunday.The team has never been short of a goal or two and that trend was continued in a pulsating East Women's Division 2 North West affair at Alive Lynnsport.A thrilling first half saw the teams locked at 3-3 going into the break before the home side's extra quality shone through in the second

Pelicans made it back-to-back 5-1 wins at Kettering to sit second in the league standings after their opening four matches.The men emulated their victory against Cambridge University the previous week on a surface that resembled a beach more than a hockey pitch.The visitors started the game confidently but had to soak up some pressure in the early exchanges.Pelicans Ladies 2nds face the camera before their home game against Cambridge South