Sport

Managerless Pagham’s search for a first league win in two and half months takes them on the road to Little Common tomorrow (3pm).   Lions are currently second bottom and without a boss after Bob Paine departed for personal reasons.

Rocks coach Robbie Blake has fired up his squad to go all out and get a repeat taste of silverware this season.   After a slow start to the campaign, Bognor are starting to find their form.   A midweek

They are Rocks legends who helped the club to the most successful period of its 136- year history.   And now the 1980s side is set to reunite at Nyewood Lane as former Bognor ace Dallas Whyte organises a reunion

He may only be 20 years old. But it looks like Rocks promotion hopes will have much to do with the striking talents of Dan Smith.   With the departure of Jimmy Muitt to Dorking and Bradley Lethbridge not available

Pagham must move on quickly from manager Bob Paine’s departure if they are to pull themselves away from relegation trouble.   The former EP boss joined the Lions just a few weeks before the start of the season and assembled

Bognor’s teen boxer Charley Mason will be aiming for national success when he goes toe-to-toe with some of the best fighters in the country in the next month.   The 18-year-old elite light welterweight has made great strides under the

Pagham’s pursuit of their first league win in eight matches takes them to Horley Town tomorrow (3pm).   Bob Paine’s young side are improving as the season rolls on – but now is the time to start picking up points.

A record number of Bognor Tone Zone runners took to the city streets of Portsmouth for the Great South Run.   The 10 mile road race celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2019 with a cohort of 46 runners in the

Bognor RFC will be looking to make it back-to-back wins as they look to continue their surge up the Hampshire Premiership table.   The Purple and Greens picked up an impressive 37-22 victory over New Milton 7 District at Hampshire

Bognor Colts began their journey to the RFU National Colts final at Twickenham with a comprehensive win over high- flying Trojans at Hampshire Avenue last weekend.   Near perfect conditions helped Bognor start in positive fashion. Fly half Ben Woolnough