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2 days ago | 
cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant
(Bodmin RFC/Liskeard-Looe RFC.)BODMIN and Liskeard-Looe ensured their Counties Two Cornwall safety last term and are gearing up for another campaign following the announcement of the fixtures. Bodmin survived by the skin of their teeth, while the Lions were nearly in mid-table. Liskeard host promoted Launceston Seconds on Saturday, September 6, while Bodmin go to last year’s runners-up Helston and then host Camborne Seconds who will be looking to go up again.
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3 days ago | 
thepost.uk.com | David Sillifant
Kevin Squire (centre) is the new first team manager at Holsworthy. He is pictured alongside chairman Steve Lee (left) and president Fred Prouse. (Picture: Holsworthy AFC). (Holsworthy AFC)HOLSWORTHY have appointed ex-Barnstaple Town and Okehampton Argyle boss Kevin Squire as their new manager.
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3 days ago | 
thepost.uk.com | David Sillifant
The Bude RATs that finished the Bude Lifeboat Run on Wednesday, June 11. Back row from left: Robbie Petrie, Charlotte Chapman, Ben Hockridge, Rachel Penn, James Dean, Robin Jennings, Andy Quinn, Antony Jarvis, Gavin Hannah and Lora Tanner. Front row from left: Chloe Constantine, Paula Wilkinson, Liz Eley and Colleen Finn. (Picture: Bude RATs). (Bude RATs.)THE 2025 Bude Lifeboat Run was held on Wednesday, June 11 with dozens of local runners taking part.
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3 days ago | 
cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant
Bond Timber Cornwall Cricket League Division Six and Seven East latest round-upMARTIN Budge stuck a superb 175 not out as third-placed Luckett Seconds recorded a 278-run victory over their Ladock counterparts at Chapel Field in Division Six East on Saturday. The all-rounder’s 133-ball knock contained 26 fours and four sixes against the nine-man visitors who conceded 369-3. Also in the newsMike Clements (53 off 27), Adrian Berry (57 off 30) and Adam Piper (22no off 9) pushed the rate on.
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4 days ago | 
thepost.uk.com | David Sillifant
South Petherwin's ladies were all smiles after their five-wicket victory over their Grampound Road counterparts on Sunday. Back row from left: Kate Gordon, Emma Wynn, Maisie Clements, Olivia Jones, Freya Payne and Paige Clements. Front row from left: Alice Kodritsch, Alice Mitchell, Leah Davey (captain), Meg Masters and Emma Barnes. (Picture: South Petherwin Cricket Club).
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4 days ago | 
cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant
The Liskeard quartet. From left: Terry Harrison, Adam Fuller, Karl Barrett and Collin Hinds. (Picture: Liskeard Bowling Club). (Liskeard Bowling Club)LISKEARD Bowling Club enjoyed success in the National Fours at Wadebridge on Sunday, June 15. Also in the newsThe quartet of Terry Harrison, Adam Fuller, Karl Barrett and Collin Hinds saw off opposition from the north and east of Cornwall to reach the latter stages in the county-wide event at Lostwithiel on July 7. More About:
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4 days ago | 
thepost.uk.com | David Sillifant
Sam Hockin, pictured bowling against St Austell last summer, took 7-32 from his 10 overs as Werrington saw off the same opposition by seven wickets on Saturday. (Picture: Paul Hamlyn). (Paul Hamlyn)WERRINGTON skipper hailed opening bowlers Sam Hockin and Dan Barnard after the duo shared all ten wickets in a seven-wicket rout over St Austell in the ECB Cornwall Premier League.
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4 days ago | 
thepost.uk.com | David Sillifant
Tintagel's Aaron Washer bowls at St Neot on Saturday in Division Seven East of the Bond Timber Cornwall Cricket League (Picture: John Ward). (John Ward.)Bond Timber Cornwall Cricket League Division Four, Five, Six and Seven East round-up – Saturday, June 21WERRINGTON Thirds are now 14 points behind second-placed St Neot following a heavy 119-run defeat at Division Four leaders St Blazey Seconds. Opener James Holt made 126 as the hosts racked up 302-8.
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4 days ago | 
cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant
Truro manager John Askey (left) and assistant Stewart Yetton have five matches to get the Tinners ready for the 2025/26 campaign. Picture: Kieran Galvin/PPAUK (Kieran Galvin/PPAUK)TRURO City can confirm the first team’s pre-season fixtures, ahead of the 2025/26 National League campaign. John Askey’s side will play five matches in total, starting and ending on the road, with two mouthwatering fixtures at home also.
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4 days ago | 
cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant
Adam Castlehouse's first job as a number one in men's football is at Cornish powerhouses St Austell. (Picture: Colin Hilton). (Colin Hilton.)NEW St Austell manager Adam Castlehouse feels he’d have been ‘silly to turn it down’ after being named the new manager at Poltair. Castlehouse, who has never managed at first team level, was part of the coaching staff at Dobwalls last season under Ben Washam and Brad Gargett as the Dingos defied the odds to finish third in SWPL Premier West.
