Sport

Rocks’ fans will be forgiven for thinking they have been here before.   For those who follow football, there are few who believe the playoffs are a fair system.   At the culmination of a long season of 46 matches,

Bognor boss Jamie Howell believes his side have what it takes to overcome title heartbreak.   The Rocks have defied the odds all year to be in pole position for much of the season at the top of the Ryman

Pagham boss Mark Bennett will be hoping to sign off in style as the Lions are on the hunt for silverware.   Bennett is stepping down from the role at Nyetimber Lane at the end of the season.   But

The SQUARE has been rolled, the pitches marked and the teas have been made – after months of waiting the cricket season is finally here, with clubs across West Sussex keen to make their mark in competitive action.   Among

BOGNOR boss Jamie Howell is urging his side to take care of business – despite a defeat at title rivals Havant & Waterlooville leaving his side agonisingly short in the championship run-in.   Hundreds of Rocks fans made the short trip

SUPPORTING the Rocks is never an easy occupation.   And the loss on Easter Monday to Havant means that the next week or so will be full of uncertainty for everyone at Nyewood Lane.   After leading the way for much

PAGHAM’S new management team look set to look to the future to fire the Lions to success.   Less than a week after boss Mark Bennett announced he would be stepping away from Nyetimber Lane at the end of the season,

BOGNOR boss Jamie Howell is urging his table-topping Rocks to take things one game at a time as the side stand on the brink of promotion.   The Nyewood Lane side have defied the odds all season. And, with just

BOGNOR’s Simon Gill led the way for the town’s tone zone runners at the Brighton Marathon.   More than 12,000 people took part in the 26-mile race on the hottest day of the year so far. This included a squad of