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The Mid Norfolk Youth League girls' divisions continued apace last weekend with Gaywood edging a competitive game 6-3 away to Terrington Tigers at U12 level.Ellie Wright opened the scoring before Ruby Smith added a second for Gaywood with a well-taken free-kick.Terrington rallied pulling it back to 2-2, before Erin Frost (2), Eve Ellington and Ellie Demonty sealed the win for the away side.KLSC Lionesses U12, who scored their first goals

Snettisham race Callum Manley sealed a sensational season on the track by being crowned ‘Rookie Champion of Brands' at the weekend.Manley travelled to the Brands Hatch Indy Circuit for the last round of the season having already wrapped up the championship in fine style at the penultimate round.The only title left up for grabs was the ‘Rookie Champion of Brands' - a title awarded to the highest-scoring rookie over the

The “Big Stampede”, hosted at the Norfolk Showground saw eight Ryston Runners teams among the 142 taking part.The highest finishing position was achieved by the “Ryston Hares” team of Danny Smith, Beth Shaw, James Ord, and Dan Yallop, who were placed seventh overall and took the win in the Mixed Open team category with a total time of 1:14:52.A category win was also bagged by Olivia Ord, Ruby Smith, Madison

Willie Skoyles Jnr has announced his F1 career is coming to an end after giving his fans plenty to cheer.His car and all his spares are up for sale with the cost of competing in the formula together being the reason.In all the years of competing in the formula, Skoyles Jnr has built up a big local fanbase.He has become one of West Norfolk's most iconic drivers and is one

Ipswich YM 18 West Norfolk 19Depleted West Norfolk dug deep to maintain their 100 per cent start to the London & SE Division One Eastern Counties season.Full-back Hayden Revell held his nerve with a last-gasp penalty to hand the team a thrilling win on their travels.Head coach Darren Clarke said: "Unavailability hit us hard this week due to a combination of injuries, work commitments, holidays and social events.The chase is

Adam Lakeland and his assistant Sam Walker will be going the extra mile to deliver success at King's Lynn Town.Faced with a four-hour trip from their Lancashire bases to training and a home game at The Walks, the management team is ready to step on the gas to turn Lynn's National League North season around.Lakeland said: "I think sometimes opportunities come around in football and you've got to grasp them

Adam Lakeland is ready to repay the faith shown in him by King's Lynn Town chairman Stephen Cleeve.Lakeland, 38, was appointed as the new Linnets manager yesterday with Sam Walker being named as his assistant at The Walks following the departure of former boss Mark Hughes on Monday.Former Halifax, Salford and Stockport midfielder Walker, 36, has also been registered as a player.The new-look Linnets management team of Adam Lakeland, right,

King's Lynn Town owner Stephen Cleeve believes he has got the best manager in the league after persuading Adam Lakeland to become the club’s new boss.Lynn’s new boss arrives at The Walks from Lynn’s National League North rivals Curzon Ashton who currently sit seventh in the table after the opening 10 games.Speaking about the appointment of Lakeland, Cleeve said: “I’m so pleased that Adam has become a Linnet.New King's Lynn

Pelicans fired a weekend blank at Norwich as they were unable to build on their opening win from the previous weekend.For the third time in succession, the two teams couldn’t be separated as the game ended in a goalless draw.Chances in the first half were few and far between and Pelicans always looked dangerous on the counter-attack.Pelicans men were unable to fin a goal at Norwich City on Saturday during