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North Runcton maintained their push for a top-three finish going into the final weekend of the Norfolk Alliance season after edging out Brooke in a low-scoring encounter.After heavy overnight rain, North Runcton skipper Ben Coote made the brave decision to bat first in this Premier Division clash.It was justified by a quick opening stand of 33 in just six overs between Alexander Payne and Ben Skipper.North Runcton batsman Ben Skipper

Jake Banwell put in a great performance in his bid to lift the 1300 Stock Car World title at Lynn on Saturday night but mechanical problems saw him fail to finish the race.The meeting was a wonderful advert for the saloon stock cars with both the 1300 stock cars and the two-litre stock cars putting on a superb performance.Banwell was the only West Norfolk representative in the World Final and

Fakenham avenged their defeat against Heacham from their opening game of the season by defeating the Magpies 4-1 in the return fixture last night.Jack Noble - scorer of the winning goal at Heacham earlier this month - fired the visitors in front 33 minutes into the Premier Division clash at Clipbush Park.The Ghosts levelled matters on the stroke of half-time after Fraser Field headed home a Lewis Sturman corner.Jake Watts

King's Lynn Town have completed the signing of towering centre forward Bartosz Cybulski on a two-year deal.The 20-year-old striker, who stands at six foot six inches, was part of the AFC Fylde squad that won promotion from the National League North last season, making his debut against Lynn in their 1-0 win at The Walks back in March.The Linnets hope the arrival of Polish player, who worked under former England

Run Sandringham 24 attracted a large field of runners of all abilities, including five members of West Norfolk Athletic Club, to the winter residence of the Royal Family.Participants ran a 24 Hour Race around the Sandringham Estate and surrounding trails, helping to raise thousands of pounds for good causes, and a huge army of volunteers made this superb event possible over the 3-day period.Competing under the name of "The West

Heacham boss David Griggs says his players are still learning on the job going into tonight's Thurlow Nunn Premier Division derby at Fakenham Town.It has been a tough start to life in the top flight for the Magpies, who are still adjusting to the demands and the extra quality of the Premier Division after winning eight successive promotions.Griggs admitted before the season that this campaign would be “a massive learning

King's Lynn fell to a 57-27 defeat at Belle Vue on Monday in a meeting curtailed one race early due to rain.Conditions began to worsen at the National Speedway Stadium from midway through the meeting and it was no real surprise when after another heavy downpour, the match was abandoned with the result standing.It was a tough night for the MacInnes Stars who were limited to three race wins –

England’s Lionesses have inspired thousands of girls and women to get involved in football.And as World Cup fever continued to grip the nation over the weekend, Alive Lynnsport played host to a girls' festival on Saturday.Organised by the Norwich City Community Sports Foundation, more than 80 girls showed off their silky skills across two sessions.Action from the girls' football festival, organised by the Norwich City Community Sports Foundation on behalf

Substitute Ben Stephens spared King's Lynn Town's blushes with a stoppage-time equaliser against Gloucester City on Saturday.Lynn looked to be heading for a first defeat home before a smash-and-grab finale saw the injured Stephens fire home a dramatic leveller to cancel out Elliott Durrell's opener for the Tigers.The Linnets still remain without a win in the new National League North season – and manager Mark Hughes admitted his side were