Sport

New Chichester City Ladies manager Sadie Blakeley has suffered a blow with the news of the departure of another key player from last season’s history-making squad.   The former goalkeeper took up the reins at Oaklands Park last month after

Seven down, 12 to go – the Goodwood horse racing programme is well and truly up and running with preparations well underway for the track to host its world-famous glorious event.   In just over a month’s time, the great

Young Chichester rugby players had a day to remember when they ran out on the hallowed turf of Twickenham ahead of the Rugby Premiership final.   The clubs under 11s and under 12s sides took to the pitch at rugby

Chichester Priory Park will be hoping their bowlers continue to shine as they take on high-flying Billingshurst in Sussex Division Two tomorrow (12.30pm).   Matthew Geffen’s side have found their stride in recent weeks after a poor start to the

Veteran runner Christo Oosthuizen rolled back the years to run an excellent race and come home second in his age group at the Worthing 10k.   A cohort of 25 runners from Bognor Tone Zone took part in the race

Chichester City striker Cherelle Khassal has left the club as the Oaklands Park outfit turn their attention on rebuilding under new manager Sadie Blakely.   Chi defied all expectations last season soaring to a third place finish in the National

Goodwood’s May Festival has proved to be a big hit with racegoers as thousands flocked to the Sussex track for a mouthwatering three days of action.   More than 23,000 people attended the course last weekend with high-quality cards including

Chichester Falcons Softball Club are taking well to their new surroundings in Division One of the Solent League with back-to-back wins.   First up were the University of Portsmouth Shafters, who came to Oaklands Park with a typically young and

Chichester City will have no less than 12 Sussex derbies to look forward to next season after their position in the Bostik South East Division was confirmed.   Miles Rutherford’s side sealed promotion to step four for the first time

Chichester City have appointed former goalkeeper Sadie Blakely as their new manager after an unveiling an all-female coaching staff.   The Oaklands Park side acted quickly to replace Aaron Smith after he guided them to their highest ever league finish