Other Sport

A teenage cricketer from the Downham area has rattled up the extraordinary milestone of 1000 runs for a single season.

Norfolk ALLIANCE

Ryston’s James O’Neill took home gold in the senior men’s 3000m, as well as silver in 800m, in the Eastern Counties AA Championships at Cambridge.

Teams from Ryston Runners and King’s Lynn Triathlon Club successfully competed in the Marham 10k road running race and duathlon in some thankfully cooler, yet breezy, conditions.

The Norfolk League season has now reached the halfway point, and Sandringham remain clear at the top of Division One.

The Alexander Stadium, Birmingham, was the venue for the British Masters Track and Field Championships, where Ryston Runners were represented by Paul Harrison and Gaye Clarke.

Twins Katrina Wasteney and Nicky Neill proved double trouble for their opposition in the British Masters Athletics Championships.

Three members of West Norfolk Athletics Club returned home with three gold medals and one silver at the Eastern Counties Championships at Cambridge.

A Dersingham pensioner has put a recent diagnosis of diabetes behind him to win a European Championships sailing crown.

Ben Stancombe stormed to a new course record at Lynn Cycling Club’s latest time trial on Wednesday.

Year 3/4 pupils from Dersingham Primary and Year 1/2 youngsters from Clenchwarton Primary shared fourth place at the Norfolk School Games trigolf finals.

Ladies captain at King’s Lynn Golf Club, Sally Bettinson and Ladies vice-captain, Rebecca Maylard were relieved when their day was bright and sunny and the wind had dropped.

Norfolk Cricket League Round-Up

Craig Fallon, one of the most renowned Judokas of all time, visited Happidojo Marham Judo club at RAF Marham, to run a master class, split over three sessions as lead coach.

A number of youth and adult students from the Kuk Sool Won school of Korean martial arts took to the mat to grade for their next belt.

Stow returned to winning ways at Bradfield with a perfect performance with bat and ball to register a comprehensive Norfolk Alliance Division One win.

King’s Lynn Golf Club’s Les Meek achieved an ‘ace’ last week at his club.

With the new river season getting underway, good reports have been received from the big rivers.

King’s Lynn Cycling Club 13-year-old juniors Bethany Barnett and Tye Rugg took part in the club’s 25-mile time trial at Tottenhill, and both set times that many adults would be very happy with.

Alan Bird of Fenland Running Club competed in the Staffordshire Iron Man 70.3 on a sweltering Sunday.