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Sussex Premier League side Middleton hope to get their season back on track this weekend after the rain intervened for a second week.   Just 12 overs were managed at the Sports Ground as Sean Heather’s side took on Horsham

Rocks’ manager Jack Pearce has admitted he is delighted after goalkeeper Dan Lincoln committed his foreseeable future to Bognor.   The former Reading trainee was one of the stand out-performers as the Nyewood Road club sealed promotion to National League

Middleton lost out on the chance to secure their Sussex Premier futures for another season after the rain intervened against Ansty.   Sean Heather’s side were going well at 92 for two (Gerhardt Abrahams 31*) against the bottom side when

Tennis fans of all ages gathered at Bognor Lawn Tennis Club for a day of thrilling racquet sports.   After weeks of exciting matches, the best of each category faced each other for the club’s annual finals day.   To

It’s THE one time of the year when we’re all told that results don’t matter. But, if they did, Rocks fan can feel quite content with how their team have performed.   The warm-up to life back in the National

Pagham and Chichester Priory Park remain locked in a four-way battle to clinch promotion from Sussex Cricket Division Three.   With a third of the season to go, the local rivals are battling with Haywards Heath and Crawley Eagles to

Middleton CC will be looking to make it back-to-back wins after registering their first victory in a month in the Sussex Premier Division.   Sean Heather’s side have struggled in recent weeks to get over the line, leading to a

Rocks’ stalwart James Crane claims the Bognor Regis squad have never been in better shape as they gear up for new campaign.   Football returned to Nyewood Lane on Saturday after the short summer recess when League One side Portsmouth

Bognor have given their West Sussex Bowls League hopes a big boost after two victories in the space of the week.   The Waterloo Place side had won just twice all year as they struggled for form.   But the

Pagham chairman Tony Shea is confident his new management duo can deliver good times to Nyetimber Lane.   The Lions had high hopes of a promotion push in the SCFL Premier last term.   But inconsistency cost them dear and,