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KENDAL’S run-in features three more home games, starting with Harrogate this Saturday (3pm).
TWO new professionals in Jamie How ( New Zealand) and Brady Barends (South Africa) are bound for Kendal and Netherfield respectively, making it an intriguing prospect for the start of FBS Northern Premier League season on Saturday week.
A BIG fortnight lies ahead for Milnthorpe Corinthians who take on Lytham in the semi-finals of the West Lancashire League’s Challenge Cup on Saturday.
CROOK B beat Natland B to ensure their top flight survival in Division 1 of the Kendal and District League, while at the same time condemning Natland C and Dallam A to Division 2 next season.
GHYLL Head has fished well to orange lures. Those that have fished without a gold head and stripped back quickly have done well.
THE Rothay Bowling League begins its 50th season next week.
KENDAL player/coach Ian Voortman offers his weekly view: Our bus was full of tired, but very satisfied bodies on the way back from Herefordshire at the weekend after becoming only the third team to beat Luctonians at their place this season.
HELM Hill’s James Knox claimed victory in the first race of the English Championships when he took top spot in the under 16 Pendle Fell Race on Saturday.
CHIEF Dan George will join Aintree’s folklore for Jimmy Moffatt’s Cartmel stable if winning the world’s most famous steeplechase, the John Smith’s Grand National, on Saturday.
THE UPWARD curve in form Kendal have found continued with a vital 29-22 over sixth-placed Luctonians after the long trip to Herefordshire on Saturday.
KENDAL Town boss Lee Ashcroft promised the club’s supporters that the team would give of their very best in the remaining matches despite the quest for a play-off place looking out of reach.
THE Kendal 9/10 girls A team of Brodie Swallow, Imogen Burrow, Emily Reay and Josie Bates finished third in the 200m medley and freestyle relays at the Cumbria County Championships in Carlisle.
SUB four-minute miler and Commonwealth Games 800m runner Neil Speaight swapped his track spikes for trail shoes and won Saturday's opening 10km event at the Lakeland Trails in Cartmel.
LAKELAND’S Adam Bartlett and Hannah Cleary-Hughes and Barrow’s Sarah Jones are Northern Orienteering Champions in their M14, W14 and W16 age classes.
GOALS from Alex Taylor and Mark Jackson got Kendal back to winning ways at Frickley Athletic with a 2-0 away win.
North Women’s Hockey League Division One Preston 7, Kendal 4. KENDAL Ladies will be hoping for a close match when Preston face City of York on Saturday as a second-placed finish will see them promoted to the Premier Division.
MORE than 5,000 racing fans flocked to Whittington’s point-to-point course for the annual Holcombe Hunt Steeplechases - once known as the Millworkers’ Grand National.
WITH VIDEO: Cartmel-based trainer Jimmy Moffatt is tipping Chief Dan George for glory in this year's Aintree John Smith Grand National on Saturday.
KENDAL RUFC took another important stride in their bid to remain in National League 2 North with a 29-22 win at Luctionians, near Worcester, on Saturday.
HOLCOMBE point-to-point races at Whittington, near Kirkby Lonsdale, take place on a Sunday this year (April 3) and there is plenty on offer to tempt racegoers.
THE Westmorland Fa Under-18 match due to be played at Kendal Town's Parkside ground today (Saturday) has been called off due to a waterlogged pitch, according to Town's Twitter feed.
AFTER struggling to find their finishing touch lately in the West Lancs League, it all came together for Milnthorpe Corinthians with a 5-0 home victory over Furness Cavaliers on Saturday.
MARK Bowman picked up a rib cartlilage injury which caused him to go off in the first half in Saturday's win oiver Morley and is out of the Kendal squad that travels to Luctonians tomorrow (Saturday).
GLAXO’S Grant Woodhouse beat Burton’s Graham Coupe to take the band 1 singles title at the Kendal and District Table Tennis League’s annual Tournament Finals night.
KENDAL Judo Club can lay claim to being the top club in Britain after they returned from this year’s English Open Judo Championships with two new English champions and a runner-up for the title.
A HUGE field of 1,300 competitors will contest the first of the 2011 Lakeland Trails events at Cartmel Racecourse on Saturday.
KENDAL Winter Fell League for 2011 finishes with the presentation race meeting - which is not a points race - on Sunday, April 10.
SECOND Division leaders Grange had a hard game against Overton and Middleton.
BOGDANKA PTR biker James Ellison was on course for a podium finish at Donington Park on Sunday before clutch problems forced him to retire from the second round of the World Supersport Championship.
KILLINGTON has fished well over the past week and the new stock in of rainbow trout has helped anglers catch fish on both worms and fly.
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