Last weekend Ryan Dixon was back to Scarborough for his second visit to Oliver’s Mount for the Trickbits Racing Moto2 Trumph and Suzuki SV Supertwin with a number of podium finishes making it another successful weekend.
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Leicestershire’s promotion as champions in the Rothesay County Championship was confirmed despite the final day of their clash with Kent going the same way as days one and three, abandoned without a ball bowled to consign the contest to a draw.
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Jake Hill is back on track this weekend and he is targeting more podium finishes as the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship season heads to Silverstone.
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Coming into the game, Sevenoaks Town knew that if the beat Merstham they would go equal top of the Isthmian League South East Division.
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Following their FA Cup exploits, Welling United return to Isthmian League Premier Division action on Saturday when they entertain Canvey Island.
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Coming into the game, Sevenoaks Town knew that if the beat Merstham they would go equal top of the Isthmian League South East Division.
Football under the floodlights takes place at Greatness Park this evening when Sevenoaks Town host Merstham in the Isthmian League South East Division.
Although Welling United’s FA Cup hopes were ended at Slough Town, they can hold their heads high as they gave everything for the cause.
Richie Hamill turned from villain to hero at the Staxson Stadium as his stoppage time piledriver salvaged Sittingbourne’s long unbeaten home record as Hastings United looked poised to take the points back to Sussex.
As a result of their FA draw on Saturday, Welling United travel to Slough Town on Tuesday evening for their second qualifying round replay.
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Kent’s clubs that are still in the FA Cup learnt their fate after the draw for the Third Qualifying Round was made.
Both clubs kept their FA Cup hopes alive when Isthmian League Premier Division Welling United drew with National League South Slough Town. After the match, Welling manager, Lee Martin, gave his thoughts to Mark Doig.
Despite being one man short for over an hour Fisher won at Erith and Belvedere in an entertaining Presence & Co. Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division encounter.
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth has praised his side after they made it 20 league games unbeaten, equalling the record they set back in 1974.
Sunday afternoon football takes place at the Acclaim Handling Community Stadium, Park View Road when Erith and Belvedere host Fisher in the Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division.
Josh Andrews scored the only goal of the game at MEMS Priestfield as Gillingham maintained their excellent unbeaten league run under manager Gareth Ainsworth.
The Fleet saw off Ashford’s challenge with an attacking second-half display that earned four goals after Aaron Cosgrave had set his side on the way at the end of the first period.
Leicestershire’s promotion as champions in the Rothesay County Championship was confirmed despite the final day of their clash with Kent going the same way as days one and three, abandoned without a ball bowled to consign the contest to a draw.
Kent Cricket have announced the appointment of Nimmo Reid as Acting CEO of the Club from 1st November 2025.
Day three followed day one of their match against Kent in being lost entirely to the weather as already-promoted Leicestershire’s quest to secure the Division Two title in the Rothesay County Championship suffered more frustration.
A fine century from Rishi Patel, along with 90s from Shan Masood and Ben Cox, saw Leicestershire secure maximum batting bonus points and left them the verge of securing the Division Two title as they dominated a callow Kent attack after being put into bat at the UptonSteel County Ground.
Leicestershire’s push to crown their promotion to Division One of the Rothesay County Championship with the Division Two title suffered a frustrating start as day one of their final home match against bottom-of-the-table Kent fell foul of rain and strong winds.
Despite some spasmodic pyrotechnics on the final day, the Rothesay County Championship match between Kent and Lancashire ended in a draw, with the weather ruining what might have been a thrilling run chase.
An exciting finish could be in prospect on the final day of the Rothesay County Championship between Kent and Lancashire at Canterbury, after the hosts reached 206 for five at stumps, a lead of 215.
Kent lead Lancashire by 105 after reaching 96 without loss at stumps in their second innings of their Rothesay County Championship match at Canterbury.
Although Tunbridge Wells had already been crowned as champions of the Kent League Premier Division, there was still an issue to be decided at the other end of the table.
Lancashire bowled Kent out for 293 on day one of their Rothesay County Championship match at Canterbury, before reaching 19-0 at stumps, to trail by 274.
Lancashire Lightning are through to Finals Day and – 10 years on from their first – will get the chance to win their second Vitality Blast title next Saturday having beaten Kent Spitfires by three wickets chasing 154 in an engaging Emirates Old Trafford quarter-final.
Kent Cricket have announced that leg-spinning all-rounder Mo Rizvi has extended his time as a Kent first-team cricketer until the end of the current season.
Victory for Tunbridge Wells in the penultimate week of the season, ensured them being crowned as champions of the Kent League Premier Division.
Kent Cricket have announced that former Club Captain Sam Northeast will come home to Kent and re-join the county from Glamorgan at the start of the 2026 season, on a two-year contract with option of a third.
Yorkshire secured a home semi-final in the Metro Bank Cup after coasting to a 76-run victory over the Kent Spitfires at Canterbury.
Last weekend Ryan Dixon was back to Scarborough for his second visit to Oliver’s Mount for the Trickbits Racing Moto2 Trumph and Suzuki SV Supertwin with a number of podium finishes making it another successful weekend.
Jake Hill is back on track this weekend and he is targeting more podium finishes as the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship season heads to Silverstone.
The Super Touring Power events will be expanding for 2026 and becoming the Touring Car Rewind, with events at Brands Hatch and Oulton Park, taking the thrills and spills to even more fans than before.
The showdown gets underway in the Bennetts British Superbike Championship this weekend and Brad Ray is hoping that he will be back on the top step of the podium once again.
Jake Hill was on the podium last weekend at the Goodwood Revival, in what was his third visit to the historic venue this season.
An opening lap incident spoilt Jake Dixon’s weekend in the latest round of the Moto2 season from San Marino.
Brands Hatch will be playing host to the Ford Power Live this coming Sunday, which will bring Ford enthusiasts together for a vibrant showcase of cars and racing.
Brands Hatch will be hosting the MSVR Club Car Championships this coming weekend as it heads to the Indy Circuit on Saturday.
The final round of the regular Bennetts British Superbike season didn’t quite go to plan for former leader Bradley Ray, despite a podium finish and a solid points haul.
Jake Dixon grabbed an excellent second place finish in the latest round of the Moto2 Championship from Barcelona at the weekend.
Tristan Ovenden finished with a podium at the Legenday Loheac Rallycross Circuit, in what was a memorable weekend for the Kent man.
This weekend Lydden Hill hosts the always exciting 2WD Syperprix, and there is a packed entry list to wow the crowds as well.
Kent’s Bradley Ray will be looking to regain the Bennetts British Superbike Championship lead when they head to Donington Park this weekend.
Jake Hill netted a trio of top ten finishes in a challenging weekend at Donington Park in the latest round of the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship.
Ryan Dixon didn’t have the best of weekends at the latest No Limits Racing round, but he still isn’t out of the title hunt just yet.
In boxing terms Canterbury’s first National 2 East victory of the season would have been called ‘a crowd pleaser’ with eleven tries on offer and the result never nailed down until late in the game.
Kent Eagles rounded off their home National Development Trophy home team fixtures in dominant mood as they saw off the challenge of the Birmingham Bulls by a 54-35 margin, a scoreline and the acquisition of the aggregate bonus point (98-79) seeing them leapfrog the West Midlands outfit into second place in the table.
Iwade’s Old Gun site is set to host Kent Eagles final home National Development Trophy fixture as a team this coming Sunday afternoon when the Birmingham Bulls provide the opposition.
Kent Eagles’ quest for National Development Trophy points at Plymouth’s Coliseum home against the local Centurion’s fell victim to the elements on Saturday evening.
Kent Eagles hit the road in search of National Development Trophy points again this coming weekend as they make the long journey westward to the Coliseum, home of the Plymouth Centurions.
Kent’s Moses Itauma, widely tipped as a future world heavyweight champion, comfortably added the biggest name to his unbeaten record when he blasted away Dillian Whyte in Round 1 on Saturday.
A last minute try gave Esher the final word in this competitive pre-season friendly but Canterbury Head Coach Matt Corker could take plenty of positives from the performance of his senior squad.
King’s Lynn Young Stars are the 2025 National Development Trophy Champions. They seized the honour on Sunday afternoon at Iwade’s Old Gun Site circuit courtesy of a dominant performance that saw them defeat potential title adversaries, the Kent Eagles by a 59-31 margin on their own shale.
Kent Eagles face a date with destiny at Iwade’s Old Gun site this coming Sunday afternoon as they are set to welcome National Development Trophy Champions elect, the King’s Lynn Young Stars.
Kent teenager Justin Chenu has singled himself out as a golf star of the future after defeating some of the best juniors in England to win the prestigious Douglas Johns Trophy at Harewood Downs Golf Club – the unofficial under-15 national championship.
It would be true to say that the Kent Eagles have suffered as much as any team so far as injuries are concerned as the 2025 season has unfolded up to now.
Fifteen-year-old Cooper Rushen swept all competition before him to emerge triumphant from the 500 cc class of Sunday’s British Youth Round at Iwade’s Old Gun Site, home of the Kent Eagles on Sunday afternoon.
King’s Lynn Young Stars underlined their wholly deserved credentials as the team to beat in National Development Trophy competition courtesy of an emphatic 53-35 victory over visitors Kent Eagles at the Adrian Flux Arena on Wednesday evening.
The Kent Eagles take to the road once again on Wednesday evening as they prepare to face one of their toughest tests of the 2025 National Development Trophy campaign.
England, featuring Holcombe’s Rohan Bhuhi, played their final two Pro League matches of the 2025 season over the weekend.
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