Angling: Massive ling netted at Amble
AFTER taking a few decent codling fishing off Amble, Graham Bell and Michael Collins were enjoying a little lull in sport aboard Graham’s boat Growler when Collin’s rod lurched over and a tug of war...
View ArticleNorthumberland Premier League cricket round-up: Tight at the top
IT'S tight at the summit of the Northumberland League after a combination of results left three teams separated by just a single point at close of play.
View ArticleAngling: Better fish taken from boats
MUCH better fish are now being taken from the boats.
View ArticleAngling: Dillon takes top catch
THE Jarrow Alberta SAC held a club competition between Low Newton and Seahouses.
View ArticleNorthumberland Premier League cricket weekend preview
BLUE Flames entertain Warkworth tomorrow in a mouth-watering top of the table clash, the two sides lie joint second in the table.
View ArticleNorthumberland Premier League cricket round-up
A GREAT display from Blue Flames took them two points clear at the top of the Northumberland League and put a severe dent in Warkworth’s hopes of retaining the title.
View ArticleNorthumberland Premier League cricket round-up
TOTAL washouts for Blue Flames and Warkworth meant Bedlington were singing in the rain as their seven-wicket win at Stocksfield sent them 24 points clear at the top of the Northumberland League.
View ArticleWarkworth host junior cricket festival
AROUND 100 children from St Cuthberts, Amble Links and Warkworth First schools took part in a junior festival at Warkworth Cricket Club.
View ArticleNorthumberland Premier League cricket round-up
IT WAS a day for the little guys in the Northumberland League as Bomarsund won for the first time to raise hopes of a great escape, and Bates Cottages made it three wins in their last three completed...
View ArticleNorthumberland Premier League cricket round-up
LEAGUE position proved to be the key in the Premier Division – with all of the top six sides beating their counterparts in the bottom half.
View ArticleAlnwick and Amble pupils helped by XL cricket scheme
THE Northumberland Cricket Board have supported the delivery of The Prince’s Trust XL cricket programme to the James Calvert Spence College in Amble and the Duchess Community High School in Alnwick.
View ArticleCricket: Warkworth skipper cranks up the mind games with Berwick
WARKWORTH captain Doug Potts is putting the pressure on the Berwick side ahead of tomorrow’s Premier League encounter.
View ArticleNorthumberland Premier League: All to play for at the top
THE TERRIERS had their tail tweaked by Blagdon Park, and now it’s all to play for in the Northumberland League with Bedlington’s lead over Blue Flames down to just a single point.
View ArticleAmble United continue strong start
AMBLE United have also won every game so far in Division One of the Northern Alliance and they had Shaun Taylor and Josh Hay on target in a 2-0 success at Forest Hall.
View ArticleYoung Warkworth cricket volunteer honoured
A WARKWORTH cricket volunteer can look forward to a dream trip to the sport’s spiritual home after being named a winner of the Northumberland Cricket Board’s Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards (Oscas).
View ArticleNew season kicks off in Morpeth Sunday League
AS THE golden jubilee season of the Morpeth Sunday League got underway, last season’s runners-up in Division One Stakeford Half Moon faced 2009-10 champions Woodhorn Lane.
View ArticleAmble United hit East End for six
LEE HARKER netted four times for awesome Amble United as the leaders hit Newcastle East End for six.
View ArticleMorpeth Sunday League
LAST season’s Division One runners-up Stakeford Half Moon drew 2-2 with 2009-10 champions Woodhorn Lane.
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THE ES Johnson Challenge Cup got underway at the weekend, and Stakeford Half Moon got their cup campaign off to an impressive start with a 12-0 win at Alnmouth Argyle.
View ArticleDance of delight as Taylor wins it for Amble United
AMBLE United’s Craig Dance breathed a sigh of relief as his team-mate Shaun Taylor fired in a penalty to seal the points at Newcastle University.
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