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Rocks boss Jack Pearce has insisted his future as manager is in the hands of his players after the club lifted the Sussex Senior Cup for the first time in more than 30 years.   Bognor managed to edge out

Bognor and Chichester Priory Park will both be looking to bounce back from opening day defeats as the Sussex Cricket season continues.   The Division Two rivals sit second and third bottom of the standings respectively after losing last weekend.

More than a dozen Bognor Tone Zone runners went the extra mile to complete this year’s London Marathon.   The 26 mile race is one of the most iconic in the world, seeing runners take in the sights of London

Pagham’s poor end to the 2018/19 continued right to the bitter end as the Lions rounded off the season with defeat to lowly Eastbourne United.   In what has been a season of two halves at Nyetimber Lane, Tom Simmonds

Rocks hotshot Jimmy Muitt says he hopes to be fit and raring to go for Bognor’s cup final date.   The club’s top scorer was enjoying his best season at Nyewood Lane to date, netting 26 goals by the end

Bognor boss Jack Pearce is urging his side to win the Sussex Senior Cup as a thank you for the supporters.   The veteran manager admitted the club has had an “extremely disappointing” season after a 1-0 loss at Folkestone

Bognor boss Jack Pearce has blamed injuries as the major reason Rocks are not entering the final weekend of the season in playoff contention.   Two months ago, hopes were high at Nyewood Lane that the club would be in

Bognor CC look to have landed a coup with their new overseas signing, Roy Kaia, who has international experience.   The official start of the Sussex County Cricket League season is now a week away.   Kits have been ordered,

Rocks first team coach Robbie Blake has called on his squad to step up to the challenge – or risk being ditched for next season.   A 1-1 draw against relegation-threatened Harlow Town appears to be the final straw for

Pagham chairman Tony Shea has paid tribute to joint-manager Richie Hellen who has stepped down with immediate effect due to increased work pressures.   The former Littlehampton Town man joined the Lions as Mark Bennett’s assistant in January, 2016.