Category Archives: Sport

By: Jordan Evans sport@sussexpost.co.uk   Robbie Blake praised his players after a hard-fought 2-1 win away at play-off pushing Leatherhead on Saturday.   A week after losing 2-1 at home to Margate in stoppage time, the Rocks turned the tables

Jack Pearce admits tomorrow’s home clash with high-flying Folkestone Invicta is a must-win for both sides.   The Bognor manager is not downplaying the significance of the Nyewood Lane showdown for two sides with promotion aspirations from BetVictor Premier.  

Bognor RFC Colts Academy took on the might of Havant and Trojans Colts in a festival of rugby and returned with a draw and defeat.   Bognor played Havant first and a powerful start from the hosts saw them score

New signing Callum Chalmers got a double as Pagham gave their relegation fight a boost with a 3-1 win over Alfold.   Jordan Clark gave the Lions a 31st-minute lead and Chalmers – who joined from Arundel – struck in

Trish Kidd and Ben Todd claimed the ‘Sandy Carter’ Mixed Pairs knockout title.   The new year saw a big turnout of 64 players – just four short of the record set six years ago – compete in the Bognor

Boss Kerry Hardwell is delighted to have boosted Pagham’s firepower with the signing of frontman Jimmy Wild.   The former Bognor and Worthing hitman has joined the Lions from Chichester City and will go straight into the squad for the

Forty-one teams took part, exactly the same as last year, at the Newtown Social Club in the Divisional Pairs Knockouts with Old Barn’s Andy Cooper and Gary English winning the Division Three title.   Division Three saw 14 teams involved,

Jack Pearce wants a reaction after Bognor crumbled to a demoralising 3-0 derby day defeat to Worthing in the eagerly-anticipated New Year’s Day showdown.   Former Rocks player Alex Parsons put the visitors on their way to victory with a

The same amount of players as in the summer took part as the Bognor Friday Night Benevolent Divisional Trebles knockouts were held at the Newtown Social Club – but it was still way off the record.   Eleven teams took