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Kerry Hardwell is delighted with a winning start to life at Pagham.   The Lions made it back-to-back wins since his arrival as they beat Horsham YMCA 2-1 last weekend with goals from Joe Clarke and Toby Funnell.   Pagham

The big games are coming thick and fast for Bognor but boss Jack Pearce is encouraged by his side’s form.   The Rocks beat high-flying ten-man Enfield Town 4-1 on Tuesday night to set themselves up for a crack at

Jack Pearce reckons two of Bognor’s goals in their 4-1 win over fellow promotion hopefuls Enfield would have looked at home on the grandest stage.   Striker Dan Smith scored a hat-trick for Rocks as they followed up last Saturday’s

Friary Z’s Rob Collins (Friary Z) was the standout player in week five of the Bognor Benevolent Darts League as he steered his side to victory over Lamb Shankers. Here are the full results:   DIVISION ONE – Lamb Shankers

Pagham boss Kerry Hardwell’s reign got off to a winning start as they picked up only their second league win of the season.   Goals from Conor Geoghegan, Joe Clarke and Lewis Jenkins saw them to a 3-1 victory over

Simon Gill reigned in Spain as 16 Bognor Regis Tone Zone Runners competed in the Benidorm 10k.   The traditional yearly jaunt saw the runners enjoy some Spanish culture after landing on Friday lunchtime two days before the race on

Jack Pearce believes he will know much more about how realistic Bognor’s promotion aspirations are for the season after the next two matches.   The Rocks go to Hornchurch tomorrow, who are fourth in the Isthmian Premier, and then host

Jack Pearce was left feeling frustrated on two fronts after Bognor bowed out of the FA Trophy after a 2-1 defeat at Tonbridge Angels.   The National League South hosts edged victory at Longmead.   Joe Turner converted a deep

NEWTON AMITY’S Alex Norgett was the top player in week four of the Bognor Benevolent Darts League. Results:   DIVISION ONE: Little Legends 7 Hunston Hares 15; Lamb Nomads 4 Newtown Amity 18; Friary ‘Z’ Legends – POSTPONED; Lamb Shankers

A packed card saw Ockley ABC duo Freddy Gregson and Freddy Chester both win on their debuts.   Chester claimed a unanimous decision over the game Ben Banners (Team Wiseman) as Ockley hosted their third open show.   Gregson had