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thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Relentless celebrate after winning the bid to compete at next year's World Championships in Orlando, Florida (Image: Submitted) A Bradford cheerleading club are jumping for joy after booking their place at the World Championships next year. Relentless Cheer and Dance, formerly known as the Luvabulls, attended Ice Cooler 2025, an event hosted by Incredibly Cool Events in Stoke-on-Trent a fortnight ago.
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thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Craig Elliott (left) has guided Avenue to a mid-table finish in his first season with the club. Pic: John Rhodes WITH three games of the Northern Premier League Division One East remaining and a mid-table place secured, it’s given Bradford (Park Avenue) manager Craig Elliott a chance to reflect on his first season in charge at the Horsfall.
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thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Joe Cullen has endured a frustrating past seven day. Photo credit: Bradley Collyer/PA Wire IT’S been a fairly disappointing past week of action for Bradford thrower Joe Cullen, who made a swift exit from both the International Darts Open and the Players Championship. Last weekend, Saturday 5 April, saw the Wyke native take to the stage in Riesa, Germany, where he faced off with Nathan Aspinall in the second round of the International Darts Open.
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1 week ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Logan Bayliss makes a challenge on Wakefield last season. Pic: Tom Pearson. BRADFORD Bulls powerhouse Logan Bayliss has joined a fellow Betfred Championship side on a short-term loan deal. The towering prop, who stands tall at 6ft 4in, has moved to Batley Bulldogs on an initial two-week deal.
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thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Dan Garber (left) couldn't cause a major shock against Hughie Fury last Friday. Photo credit: Liam McBurney/PA Wire BRADFORD boxer Dan Garber's showdown with Tyson Fury's cousin, Hughie, ended in defeat last Friday. It was a clash of the heavyweights and Garber, 39, had hoped to cause a major shock against one of the world’s leading heavyweight stars. However, Fury, a former British champion, proved too much for the Bradfordian.
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thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Tawheed Ahmed cracks home one of Thackley's goals against local rivals Eccleshill in December (Image: Martin Taylor) THACKLEY winger Tawheed Ahmed is on cloud nine after reaching this season’s NCEL Premier Division play-offs with the Dennyboys. The West Yorkshire outfit earned a top five (5th) finish following a dramatic last day of the regular season just a week ago.
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thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Harris Akbar (right) had an extremely successful amateur career, and he's hoping to translate that to professional boxing. Pic: PA IT has been a long time coming but Bradford boxer Harris Akbar is finally set to kickstart his professional career next month. On May 10, he travels to Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena to fight on the undercard of Anthony Cacase versus Lee Wood in what will be his first professional bout.
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2 weeks ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Harry Williams
Emon Choudhury, of Saltaire, will be a guest speaker at the Horsfall BRADFORD (Park Avenue) are set to host a special ‘Interfaith Celebration’ at the Horsfall tomorrow afternoon (Thursday 10 April). It's set to be an exciting event, with two celebrity guest speakers in attendance including Dr. Ikram Butt, who made history as the first British Asian to represent England in either code of rugby. He'll be joined by Emon Choudhury - a winner of the BBC's Race Across the World in 2020.
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2 weeks ago | 
ilkleygazette.co.uk | Harry Williams
Ilkley Town's players celebrate their NCEL play-off confirmation (Image: Ilkley Town) A flurry of second half goals resulted in Ilkley Town confirming their play-off place on Saturday afternoon. The Baht’atters were in action at home to relegated side, Yorkshire Amateur, and they knew a victory would seal their spot in the top five NCEL Division One places.
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2 weeks ago | 
cravenherald.co.uk | Harry Williams
REPORT BY: ED WILLIAMS WHARFEDALE'S winning streak came to an end on Saturday, as hosts Chester claimed a 45-28 victory in the April sunshine. Ahead of the game the Green Machine had won their previous three league fixtures, but it wasn't to be on this occasion. On balance Chester deserved the win but, as one of their coaches admitted, the score flattered them. Two break away tries made this look like an easy win for the home side but it was anything but.
