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King's Lynn Town will have a new signing in their ranks when they travel to South Shields in the National League North tomorrow.The Linnets have done their second piece of business with League One Fleetwood Town by bringing in teenage defender Billy Jones.Jones' arrival comes hot on the heels of George Morrison, who enjoyed a fine debut in Lynn's excellent 2-1 victory over Darlington last weekend.King's Lynn Town boss Adam

Schools from the Smithdon cluster took part in their cluster cross-country races with the top ten in each of Year 3 to 6 qualifying for the School Sports Partnership finals in November.There were some well-contested close races that took part at Snettisham Memorial Field.Thanks go to the sports leaders from Smithdon High School who marshalled the course, gave out medals, and led the races.The Smithdon cluster cross-country event at Snettisham.

West Norfolk sides are back out on the FA Vase trail tomorrow as they look to progress through to the second round proper.Downham Town and Fakenham Town have home ties against Coggeshall Town and Cockfosters respectively (3pm) while Heacham travel to Spartan South Midlands Football League leaders St Panteleimon (7.45pm).Joint Downham boss Craig Dickson is refusing to take Essex Senior League basement boys Coggeshall lightly ahead of their visit to

Alive King’s Lynn Community Football has scooped a Norfolk County FA’s Grassroots Positive Football Environment Award.Thanks to the scheme, football has never been in a better place across West Norfolk.The award is a real accolade to all of the team and cements their philosophy, which is to help develop all our players as well as the person in a positive way.Norfolk Grassroots Football Awards, at The Space in Norwich. Pictured

Ipswich 41 West Norfolk 24West Norfolk returned home empty-handed from their second trip to Ipswich in the space of three weeks.The Gatehouse Lane outfit were excellent in the first half against a side who were relegated from Regional 2 Anglia last year before Ipswich took control in the second half.Head coach Darren Clarke said: "Once again we were competitive for 40 minutes. With the wind and the slope in our

It was double delight for Terrington Tigers in the Mid Norfolk Youth League (MNYL) Girl’s Divisions on Saturday, picking up wins in both competitive age groups.In the only fixture of the weekend in the Under 14s, the Tigers hosted last year’s champions Heacham, who were cursing their luck in losing two players through illness on the morning of the game.Terrington goals from Summer Ringer and Alice Todd (2) did the

Docking club secretary Ash Woodhouse was the man of the moment as he struck five goals in their comprehensive Division One victory over West Lynn.They find themselves in second place in the league and unbeaten in their first five games of the league season.The double-digit victory for the Rangers saw goalscorers include Harry Sands, Liam Spooner, Jamie Tooth and Dom Howell.The management and players of The Woottons would like to

For the third successive game, Pelicans secured themselves a win with an emphatic 5-1 scoreline.Although there were times in this game where they had to dig deep against a resolute Norwich Dragons side, who had yet to win this season, the visitors gave Pelicans a bit more to think about than last week's opposition, Kettering.However, this didn’t stop the home side from opening the scoring through Harry Sampson who got

Pelicans Hockey Club has done it again with another very successful junior tournament on Sunday.The club hosted an event for the U10s in the morning and for the U12s in the afternoon with teams from Pelicans, Dereham, Long Sutton, Magpies, North Norfolk, Norwich City, Norwich Dragons and Wisbech battled it out for glory.With 37 teams entered in total, the tournament was split between the U10s playing round-robin games (boys) and