Other Sport

Neil Potter ran his annual charity match at Janson’s Fishery on Saturday.

Twenty young athletes competed for Newark AC at the third Notts Mini League meeting of the season at Harvey Hadden Stadium, Nottingham, on Sunday.

Newark continued their poor run of form in the Newark Alliance Division Three, losing their eighth match of the season to Fiskerton at Kelham Road.

Newark motorcycle racer Tom Young was confident of a good result at the National Superstock 600cc Championship meeting at Snetterton after his good form at an MRO event at the circuit.

Jack Harvey picked up two more points results and narrowly missed out on another podium finish at the weekend as he raced in front of his home crowd on the undercard of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Mick Pitchford of the Castle and Falcon BBC swept the board in the Newark and Treble Board Darts League.

Bassingham racing driver Jack Harvey scored a memorable maiden win from his first pole position in the latest rounds of the Formula BMW Europe series at Zandvoort in Holland at the weekend.

Gavin Evans’ recent successes have taken him up 200 places in the table tennis world rankings.

Teenage Newark motorcycle racer Tom Young earned a fine second place at the two-day Motorcycle Racing Organisation meeting at Snetterton.

Notfast Running Club members excelled at the 24th Gordon Whelbourn Week organised by Newark Athletic Club.

Newark Alliance football referee David Coote has been promoted to the assistants’ list on the Premier League.

Chris Walker produced his best performance of the season to record his first podium finish in the British Superbike Championship meeting at Donington Park.

Newark’s Louise Rasen returned from the Welsh Tae Kwon-Do Championships in Cardiff with a silver medal.

A group of 16 friends, including former England rugby international, Dusty Hare, set off on a 86-mile walking trek today. (Saturday)

A young rower is making waves at the junior level of the sport with a string of dominant victories at regattas across the country.

Chad Sugden became only the third person from Newark to win a world title when he cruised to victory over Portugal’s Osca Nave in The Dome at Kelham Hall on Saturday night.

Kickboxers Chad and Regis Sugden have been crowned world and European champions respectively after destroying their Portuguese opponents at a packed Kelham Hall on Saturday night.

Chad and Regis Sugden have made their weights for their world and European title fights at Kelham Hall tomorrow night.

Two brothers will face the toughest test of their fledgling kickboxing careers tomorrow night as they compete for world and European honours at Kelham Hall.

Farndon United have retained their Newark Alliance Senior Division title with one game left to play.