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King's Lynn manager Alex Brady insists the spirit remains high despite a testing start to the season.Brady and co-boss Dale Allitt had cause to question the desire in their team after a heavy home defeat to Sheffield in the Knockout Cup, and were similarly concerned by a poor start at Ipswich in their last away fixture on May 1.But Brady says those questions have received positive answers, and he believes

Dersingham Honda racer Phil Wright picked up a trio of race wins during the early May bank holiday weekend.Wright lined up in the Racing Honda Championship at Cadwell Park, in Lincolnshire.The West Norfolk driver set the quickest time in qualifying with a 1.38.1 - almost two seconds faster than second-place racer Will Murfin mid afternoon on the Sunday.Phil Wright in action at Cadwell Park. Picture: AJP PhotographyStarting on pole for

Kieran Bowman was back on top form at Lynn last weekend with plenty of entertainer points in both classes of the Old Skool Banger meeting.Bowman was highly rated in his Bluebird in the overs class where he delivered a top performance each time he raced and the team were as equally impressive in the pits as they pulled the car out time and time again before taking home a massive

Rink hockey players from Lynn remain on course for a league and cup double after coming from behind to beat Middlesbrough 8-3 in the National Cup.The team are off to Herne Bay on Sunday for the cup semi-final and a potential final on the same day.They will travel with Lynn’s Under-11 side who, after a fantastic season together, are involved in their National Cup final earlier in the day.King's Lynn

Defender Tyler Denton is the first player from last season's squad to leave King's Lynn Town.Denton, 27, has signed for Scunthorpe United - one of Lynn's rivals in the National League North next season.The left-sided player made a total of 94 appearances for the Linnets, scoring three times, after spending almost two years at The Walks.Tyler Denton who has left King's Lynn Town for Scunthorpe United in the National League

Young footballers are enjoying a double celebration after two year groups at KES Academy were crowned winners of the County Cup in the same week.A few days after the Year 7s defeated Sprowston on penalties, the under-18 Academy team defeated Wymondham 3-2 on Friday to win the Cowes Cup.Team manager Danny Gay said: "I think everyone here today could see how lucky we are at KES to work in partnership

King’s Lynn Town Ladies rounded off their season with two home defeats in the space of a few days.The ERWFL Premier Division side suffered a 4-1 reverse to Wroxham on Thursday night before AFC Sudbury wrapped up the league title with a convincing 5-0 victory at The Walks three days later.It was no surprise to see AFC Sudbury pile on the pressure from the first whistle on Sunday.King's Lynn Town

The Firefite Boxing League events will continue to get bigger and better.That's the promise of organiser Damien Pearl following the second show, held at Skaters, in Walpole Highway, on Saturday night.Fight fans were treated to an explosive night of action with an impressive 17 bouts and a number of West Norfolk fighters were in action.Action from the second Firefite Boxing League show held at Skaters in Walpole HighwayAction from the

Fakenham - last season’s Premier League champions - brushed aside North Runcton by a century of runs in the Norfolk Alliance Premier Division on Saturday.The home side were not at full strength and, when they are, look favourites to retain the title.Despite a good victory against Garboldisham the previous week, North Runcton were found wanting.Fakenham against North Runcton in the Norfolk Alliance Premier Division.Fakenham against North Runcton in the Norfolk