Sport

The same amount of players as in the summer took part as the Bognor Friday Night Benevolent Divisional Trebles knockouts were held at the Newtown Social Club – but it was still way off the record.   Eleven teams took

Pagham go to Lingfield tomorrow as they bid to fight their way out of trouble in the Southern Combination Football League premier division.   The Lions were due to be in action yesterday (Boxing Day) at struggling East Preston before

‘Twas the last weekend before Christmas, and a handful of Bognor Regis Tone Zone runners took the short trip along the coast to Portsmouth Harbour.   Five club members took on the Portsmouth Half Marathon with a further three completing

Pagham boss Kerry Hardwell was not too downhearted after he suffered his first defeat since taking charge as manager.   The Lions went down 1-0 to AFC Uckfield Town in a game which will not live long in the memory.

Fringe players have a chance to stake a claim tomorrow when Bognor head to Folkestone Invicta in the Velocity Trophy.   Nobody at the Rocks has made a secret of where the priority lies this term as the Nyewood Lane

Bognor’s players got the party started early on Saturday when they bashed Cray Wanderers 7-2 at Nyewood Lane.   Just hours before their Christmas do, they cut loose with doubles for Dan Smith and Doug Tuck, plus an own goal

Friary Z’s Rob Collins was in fine form in the Bognor Friday Benevolent Darts League as he helped his side to a thumping win. Week seven results –   DIVISION ONE – Newtown Amity 2 Friary ‘Z’ 18; Legends 10

Jack Pearce utilised his squad as holders Bognor eased past Horsham YMCA 3-0 to in the Sussex Senior Cup.   A Dan Smith double and goal from defender Joe Cook saw the BetVictor Premier side overcome their Southern Combination League

A handful of races were ran this weekend with a few Bognor Regis Tone Zone members going off for some winter sun to top up their tan.   Friends Lisa Broad and Nic Baglee ran the Lanzarote 10k and finished