Nick Harrison

1 week ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Nick Harrison

Plenty of winners and smiling faces are on show in our gallery - and let us know if you spot yourself or anyone you know! Paul Dunlop was the individual champion of the Gresford and District Darts League in 1971, while man of the match Jason Wynn, of Johnstown Under 14s, is pictured with individual and team trophy on Wrexham Junior Football League finals day at The Racecourse.

2 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Nick Harrison

Former Premier League midfielder and now first team coach at The Racecourse, Jones is looking forward to the next chapter on the Reds’ amazing progress since the Hollywood movie stars became owners. “Rob and Ryan have been superb from the beginning,” said Jones, who has just returned from America after taking charge of the Red Dragons’ sevens team in a $1m North Carolina TST tournament. “Their enthusiasm, drive and commitment to the club has inspired everyone connected with Wrexham.

2 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Nick Harrison

WREXHAM Bowman chairman Paul Davies is celebrating after breaking a UK record. Davies, who is the North Wales Archery Society’s chairman, was competing in the prestigious Silver Dollar Tournament, which returned to Croesoswallt Archers in Oswestry. After an eight-year hiatus, the tournament that was originally established in 1960 by North Wales Archery Society, took place where Davies broke the record in the Compound archer for 50+ Men’s American.

2 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Nick Harrison

The club has enjoyed a superb season in the North East Wales and Flintshire Junior Leagues with five of their teams enjoying title glory. Peter Davies, who manages the U13s team, said: “Brilliant bunch of lads who have improved and matured so much over the last 12 months. “To lose only one game was an amazing achievement; to put it in perspective, we only won one game the season before! “The title was thoroughly deserved and just reward for all the hard work and effort put in.

2 weeks ago | leaderlive.co.uk | Nick Harrison

In making the announcement, the IRL noted that Wales - alongside other selected nations, France and Papua New Guinea - are historically important rugby league nations, each with several thousand local participants, pathways into the elite game, strong rugby league cultures and have strategic advantages in their own right.