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BOGNOR under-17s strong season rolls on as they look to build on an impressive victory in the New Forest.   The Purple and Greens came out 44-19 victors against their counterparts at Ellingham and Ringwood in what was their first

PAGHAM will be looking to make it three wins from three as they look to piece together a late season charge up the SCFL Premier table.   After a poor winter which saw the club suffer from injuries, the Lions

BOGNOR boss Jack Pearce said he needs to find no words to ensure his side are raring to go for tomorrow’s crunch local derby with Worthing.   Rocks suffered their worst defeat of the season last time our, falling to

ITS’S BEEN a running theme for the past two seasons. But it seems like, no matter how hard they try, Rocks are still suffering from injury woes.   What to do up front is now causing manager Jack Pearce the

Bognor RFC will be looking to consolidate second spot after coming out on top of a titanic clash with rivals Sandown & Shanklin.   The Hampshire Avenue side leapfrogged over their rivals in the Hampshire Premier standings after a pulsating

Bognor boss Jack Pearce is calling on his side to step up their home form – starting tomorrow when they welcome second-place Haringey Borough to the Nye Camp.   A common complaint from Rocks fans has been a lack of

It took a couple of weeks to be confirmed. But Rocks now know that standing in their way of a May date out at The Amex will be Sussex Senior Cup favourites Brighton & Hove Albion under 23s.   The

Bognor Tone Zone’s Kari Mack continued her impressive form on the road by coming home first of the club’s cohort at the Worthing Half Marathon.   The rain stayed away this weekend. However, it was extremely windy along the prom

Pagham chairman Tony Shea believes his side’s inability to finish sides off has cost the club dear this season.   A promotion push and perhaps even some silverware was the aim for those associated with the Nyetimber Lane side at