Dersingham driver Sam Coote did anything but live up to his nickname of “Captain Slow” in the all Volvo unlimited banger meeting at Lynn on Saturday.
The Mark Farnham Schools of Tae Kwon-Do shone at the TI World Championships by achieving their best set of results for more than 30 years.
Roll on Poole, says King's Lynn Stars team boss Dale Allitt after seeing his side jump into the play-off places after a 49-41 win over Somerset.
The heatwave finally ran out of steam, and following the storms of Friday evening, it was the bowlers who took centre stage in the Norfolk League.
Cricket may be racing to save itself from years of declining popularity, but there is no such thing over at Snettisham.
Harry Thompson wrote a very good book about playing cricket on all continents, entitled Penguins Stopped Play.
King's Lynn Town manager Simon Clark has praised the professionalism of pivotal playing duo Ryan Jarvis and Michael Gash ahead of the new season.
Maximum man Robert Lambert, Thomas Jorgensen and Ty Proctor starred as Lynn completed a home hat-trick over an eight-day spell on Monday.
Kyle Newman races against his former SGB Premiership club when the King's Lynn Stars travel to Poole tomorrow in their Pirates rematch.
West Norfolk's senior footballing sides have been continuing their preparations for the forthcoming season which begins this weekend.
Ladies at Swaffham Golf Club were treated to a fantastic day, organised by ladies captain Amanda Bloomfield, who held her captain's day at the club.
Steve Ridout cracked 89 for Felthorpe but Narborough kept them winless in Level One of the Norfolk Cricket League.
Simon Clark takes his Linnets side to Nottinghamshire tomorrow to face Basford United in their latest warm up for the new season.
Living the American dream is not the usual career path for all teenage lads, but a footballer from Ingoldisthorpe will be doing just that next month.
The King’s Lynn Stars on Monday will have to prove they’re not camera-shy in front of the BT Sport lenses at home to Premiership leaders Somerset.
West Norfolk driver Lee Sampson will be hoping to go one place better than his last two-litre stock car outings on home soil at the weekend.
Captain Robert Lambert notched another maximum as King’s Lynn knocked league champions the Robins off their perch on Wednesday.
Following their annual general meeting, the West Norfolk Netball League celebrated their 20th anniversary with prosecco and a fruit and a sponge cake.
West Norfolk karting star Aaron Alexander held onto his championship lead at the Teeside Autodrome, in Middlesbrough, at the weekend.
North Runcton maintained their slim hopes of Norfolk Alliance Premier Division glory with a five-wicket victory at Old Buckenham on Saturday.
