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Powerboat racer Colin Jelf is hoping to finish the world championship season on a high this weekend.
Two crews from Deal Rowing Club ended their long wait for glory in the South Coast Championships at Folkestone.
Struggling Kent took six County Championship Division 1 points back to Canterbury as they batted out the final day to draw with Somerset at Taunton.
Holcombe captain Harriet Pittard believes they are in a strong position heading into the first round of fixtures.
There was plenty of entertainment despite another rain-disrupted day as Kent toiled away against hosts Somerset before the elements intervened again.
More than 900 entrants took part in this year’s Hospice 23 run - with almost £100,000 raised for Hospice in the Weald.
Injury-hit Kent’s bowling attack was depleted even further on a challenging first day of their County Championship Division 1 match against Somerset.
BTCC star Jake Hill wasn’t the only racer from the county in a hurry at the Goodwood Revival meeting.
Sundridge Park called the shots at the Srixon Junior 4somes League’s Finals Day.
It’s back-to-back defeats after Medway gave themselves too much to do against Gravesend in Regional 2 South East.
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A slow start proved the difference as Canterbury came up short in National League 2 East.
Medway Area Sunday League sides were involved in county cup competitions on Sunday.
Tonbridge Juddians returned to winning ways at Guernsey’s expense in National League 2 East.
Holcombe got their Premier Division campaign off to a flyer at home to Reading.
Jacob Lambert struck twice to send Sheppey United through to the next qualifying round of the FA Cup.
The matriarch of a multimillion-pound specs empire is suing her son’s former fiancee over money she handed her during their relationship.
Jake Hill swapped his BTCC BMW 330i for a 1954 HWM Jaguar and was still quickly up to speed on his latest visit to Goodwood.
Kent escaped with a draw from their County Championship game with Nottinghamshire - after nearly imploding in pursuit of a target of 168.
Kent still have work to do as a defiant Nottinghamshire rearguard gave them hope of avoiding defeat in their County Championship match at Canterbury.
