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NETHERFIELD beat Kendal by 49 runs in the return NPL Twenty/20 match played at Parkside Road on Thursday, bringing closer the chance of the club hosting the competition's finals day.
. KENDAL’S James Ellison was a frustrated figure at round nine of the World Superbikes at Donington Park after failing to reproduce his domestic form on the world stage.
UNIBOND League Executive Officer Duncan Bayley is to step down from his post at the end of June, bringing to a close 30 years at the helm of the league's administration.
CUMBRIA Women just fell short of pulling off a remarkable hat-trick of English County Hockey Championships when they lost 3-1 in the competition’s final at Hazelmere in Surrey.
TWENTY members of Kendal Judo club went to Blackburn to take on the might of the Lancashire Judo Clubs and came back with 22 medals.
AN INITIATIVE to identify talented junior golfers starts this summer with the setting up of the Cumbria Futures Golf Academy.
GOLFERS from all over the North West descended on Windermere Golf Club for The Neil Smith 36-Hole Scratch Competition.
DOUBLE Olympic gold medallist and world pursuit champion Bradley Wiggins rode into a storm of controversy on Saturday when he attempted to beat his British 10 miles record on South Lakeland roads.
A QUALITY field and a closely-fought finish helped set a stunning new record in Saturday’s Tebay Fell Race, which was a counter for the British Championships.
ULVERSTON’S Tom Doyle put in a special performance when Broughton Runners staged the fourth-round races in the English Junior Championships at Ambleside on Saturday.
AT THE halfway point of the season, KA Hale A lead Division 1 of the Kendal and District Bowling League after a decisive 10-0 win over Netherfield B in their latest match.
KENDAL'S own British Superbikes star James Ellison was jubilant after securing his first-ever BSB in Bank Holiday Monday's racing at Donington.
KENDAL-born Garry Thompson is off to Wembley yet again as part of Scunthorpe United's party for the televised League One play-off final against Millwall on Sunday.
STRONG winds and unseasonally chilly conditions were the real winners in the first open 50 miles time trial of the season on the A66 beside Bassenthwaite Lake last weekend.
IT WAS a great weekend for running in South Lakeland as Kendal AC's Rebecca Robinson was the first British woman to finish in the prestigous Great Manchester Run over 10k.
THERE were local winners at Stickle Pike, near Broughton-in-Furness, in Lakeland OC’s Cumbrian Galoppen series event. Over 200 competitors took part in a range of colour-coded courses catering for different technical abilities on the complex craggy and hilly terrain.
THE Biketreks Fred Whitton Challenge is classed at Britain’s toughest sportive cycling event - “the Daddy of them all, according to Cycling Weekly.
KENDAL Seconds kept their place as Second Division leaders in the FBS Northern Premier League with two-wicket win over Fleetwood on Saturday.
A POINTS glut before the feast that was the story of Kendal's visit ot Bradford and Bingley, where they sauntered to to a 68-0 victory.
NETHERFIELD professional Glen Batticciotto made top-scoring 83 and took 2-17 in a winning draw at home to Lancaster in the Furness BS Northern Premier League on Saturday.
CUMBERLAND made it a competitive finish against Oxfordshire at Challow as their second MCCCA Trophy match went to a last-over finish, but they lost by five wickets.
A 28-13 VICTORY enabled Kendal to leapfrog visitors Hull Ionians in the National League 3 North table on Saturday.
IT'S A heart-breaking finish for a ten-man Kendal Town as they lose 4-3 in extra time to Ilkeston in the Unibond Premier Division semi-final play-off at the New Manor Ground on Tuesday evening.
THE first round of the Junior Inter County Championships takes place on Sunday, May 10.
NETHERFIELD CC suffered an 71-run defeat at Preston in their opening Furness BS Northern League match on Saturday.
LOUGHBOROUGH Students were too much of a handful for Kendal at Mint Bridge on Saturday, the pacy free-running young visitors inflicting a 29-20 defeat.
NETHERFIELD skipper Chris Parry hit a half-century and Stuart Nixon took a man of the match winning 4-14 as the Parkside Road team recorded a 63-run victory over Barrow in the 2008 Cumbria Cup final on Sunday.
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