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The BOGNOR Friday Summer Darts League was rounded off in style as the last tournament of the season saw two players from QE2 in The Steyne cruise to victory in the Blind Trebles Knockout.   A record number of 87

What a difference a month makes. Four weeks ago things looked very differently for everyone associated with Bognor Regis Town Football Club.   The Rocks had just beaten Sussex rivals Whitehawk 6-2 at home, a convincing victory which sent fans

Pagham’s goal show hits the road as the Nyetimber Lane entertainers seek back-to-back victories.   The Lions frontline has been in formidable form all season, netting 26 times in just eight matches – an average of more than three a

Bognor boss Jack Pearce has asked fans for patience as he looks to steer the Rocks out of trouble.   Two defeats in the space of four days means that the Nye Camp faithful have gone more than a month

At THE start of the season Selsey boss Steve Bailey seemed a calm but confident man.   For those people that were listening, he said he believed his side based on the tip of the Manhood Peninsula were on the

Three Bognor Regis runners and their pooches well and truly led the way in a fun pet-friendly competition.   The race with a difference at Stanmer Park near Brighton was the first running of the K9 Challenge where runners with

Bognor boss Jack Pearce has urged supporters to be ‘realistic’ as the Rocks extended their winless streak to five.   With injuries stretching the squad to near-breaking point, followers of the Nyewood Lane side have not experienced that winning feeling

When things are not going as planned on the pitch, the normal call from supporters is for a quick fix.   But, given the financial constraints in place at Nyewood Lane, these are not possible at Bognor.   Despite being

Bognor secured their Division Two status for another year with a thrilling five-wicket victory.   In a nerve-racking tie where the losers would be relegated, Max Ashmore’s side outclassed Worthing throughout, reaching the target of 170 with plenty to spare

Pagham have a weekend off to reflect on what could have been after falling just short of another FA Cup shock.   After beating Isthmian South side Sittingbourne in the previous round, the Lions  pushed another higher league opponent all