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Bognor A men’s team will be looking to drag themselves away from the foot of the table as they welcome bottom-side Worthing to Waterloo Square tomorrow (2pm).   A defeat by Worthing Pavilion A last week means that Bognor A

Bottom side Middleton CC are seeking a much-needed win to revive their Sussex Premier Division campaign.   Sean Heather’s side are yet to find their feet in the county’s top competition and currently sit adrift at the foot of the

Bognor Regis CC will be looking to snap a two match losing streak when they head to St James’s Montefiore tomorrow (12.30pm).   After a promising start to the Division Two campaign, Ryan Maskell’s side have stuttered in recent weeks,

Bognor boss Jack Pearce believes the club have made a real coup in snapping up their new first team coach – and is backing the former Premier League striker to help get the Rocks firing for the new season.  

Pagham’s pre-season preparations have got off to a flying start after prolific frontman George Gaskin signed for the club.   The Lions are taking some time out after an excellent season which saw them finish third in the SCFL Premier

Bognor Tone Zone’s Simon Gill took the spoils as he led the pack home in the Cowdray 10k.   The race last weekend was one of three to take part on the Cowdray Estate near Midhurst – a 5k, 10k

Middleton CC will be looking to banish their batting woes as they look to drag themselves off the foot of the Sussex Premier Division.   Sean Heather’s side have been far from their best when out in the middle so

Bognor boss Jack Pearce says the club is in good shape ahead of the new season – despite no strikers yet signing on at Nyewood Lane for next year.   The Rocks are very much in rebuilding mode after their

Team spirit – it is a much-vaunted quality that sports teams often claim to have but few actually do.   But when it comes to Bognor Regis Town Football Club, you do not have to look far to see that

The COST of Bognor tickets for the coming campaign have been confirmed.   The Rocks’ return to the Isthmian Premier will see the club play 23 home matches compare to 21 last time out.   But Nye Camp faithful will