Sport

Trish Kidd and Ben Todd claimed the ‘Sandy Carter’ Mixed Pairs knockout title.   The new year saw a big turnout of 64 players – just four short of the record set six years ago – compete in the Bognor

Chichester City bid to complete a quickfire BetVictor South East league double over VCD Athletic tomorrow.   Chi were 3-0 victors over VCD at Oakwood on the first Tuesday of the year.   The two sides meet again at Oaklands

Chichester made it a hat-trick of wins for the first time in 11 months with a 23-22 victory over London Cornish.   Having secured their first away win of the season the previous week, with a late Tom Blewitt penalty,

Chichester City will stick by their principles after getting back to winning ways says coach Darin Killpartrick.   Chi secured an impressive 3-0 victory at VCD Athletic on Tuesday night as they bounced back from Saturday’s 2-1 loss to Faversham

Chichester secured their first away win of the season but only just, with a 18-15 victory at KCS Old Boys.   There was optimism among the Chichester faithful who made the trip up the A3 to Motspur Park, for the

Everything that could go wrong, did go wrong for Selsey last Saturday in a 2-0 defeat to Wick.   The Blues went a goal down within 17 seconds when Ollie Young scored.   They then lost goalkeeper Billy Nash to

Coach Darin Killpartrick says Chichester City cannot afford to take anyone lightly in BetVictor South East as they head to Faversham Town tomorrow (3pm KO).   Chi are 14th in the table while the Kent side are two points behind

Selsey return to action in division one with a home game against Wick (3pm).   The visitors are fourth in the table while Blues are eighth.   Bosham enjoyed a 3-0 triumph over Ferring in division two last Saturday.  

Forty-one teams took part, exactly the same as last year, at the Newtown Social Club in the Divisional Pairs Knockouts with Old Barn’s Andy Cooper and Gary English winning the Division Three title.   Division Three saw 14 teams involved,

Having reached the half way point in the season, against Belsize Park, game 14 was the ‘A27 Derby’ against top of the table Havant.   The wet weather persisted in the run up to the game and after two inspections,