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3 days ago | 
wokingnewsandmail.co.uk | Tom White
Jordan Clark in action at Surrey’s Kia Oval ground (Photo: Mark Sandom) (Mark Sandom)The swanky new dressing rooms in which Surrey’s players prepare for action are the latest chapter in the 21st century regeneration of the ground. Through the close-season, there was much banging and crashing around the Kia Oval, which staged England’s first Test in 1880.
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4 days ago | 
haslemereherald.com | Tom White
Defending Division One champions Tilford were beaten by Puttenham (Tilford Cricket Club)Frensham lead the way after two games in Division One of the I’Anson Cricket League after they won by five wickets at Grayswood. Here are all of this week’s I’Anson results. Chiddingfold 90 all out. Dogmersfield 96-6. Points: Dogmersfield 27, Chiddingfold 3. Puttenham 183 all out. Tilford 139 all out. Points: Puttenham 28, Tilford 6. Blackheath 312-7. Elstead 204-9. Points: Blackheath 29, Elstead 7.
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4 days ago | 
bordonherald.com | Tom White
Frensham lead the way after two games in Division One of the I’Anson Cricket League after they won by five wickets at Grayswood.
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4 days ago | 
altonherald.com | Tom White
Chasing their second win in five outings of this year’s Rothesay County Championship first division, they sent in Warwickshire only to see the Bears amass a monumental 665 for five before declaring. That left the three-times champions with a match to save but a decline to 217 for five and then 346 for nine on day three left them under severe pressure.
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5 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Tom White
The Carpet Bowls League held at Frensham Royal British Legion Club came to an end when, after a fish and chip supper and target bowls competition, the winners’ shield and medals were awarded. The winner of the target bowls was Stephanie Stevens with a score of 50 points accumulated over two games. The league was competed for by members of the Frensham RBL Club and Frensham RBL Bowls Club, as well as Bourne Bowls Club.
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5 days ago | 
haslemereherald.com | Tom White
Photo by Ben Hershey/Unsplash (Ben Hershey/Unsplash)Brightwell Tennis Club are hosting an open day from 10am to 1pm on Saturday, May 17. All are welcome to come along on the day and give tennis a go for free. The open day will start with junior and adult lessons every half an hour from 10am until 12pm. Between 12pm and 1pm the courts at Brightwell Tennis Club will be open for free play. Anyone who would like to attend the open day can just turn up on the day.
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6 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Tom White
The Shots created their first chance of the afternoon on 12 minutes when James Henry’s cross found Barham, who rose well at the near post and flicked his header just wide of the far post. Aldershot went close again three minutes later when Henry dinked an inviting ball to the back post to Tyler Frost, and Frost’s volley was parried away for a corner by Spennymoor keeper Brad James at his near post.
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1 week ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Tom White
Jackson has been one of the first names on the team sheet every week since his arrival two years ago, appearing in 95 of a possible 102 games over that time. His 7,794 minutes played in the past two seasons ranks second among all players, scoring ten goals and providing 14 assists to help guide Town to more than 100 points in both league campaigns and promotion to Step 3 for the first time in the club’s history.
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1 week ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Tom White
Eleven Farnham Runners took on the London marathon and four ran the Manchester marathon on a busy day for the club. Despite the warm conditions, all strove to clinch the best time possible. There were some remarkable performances. Four Farnham Runners also put a great deal of effort into raising sponsorship. Charities will gain more than £7,600, taking club members’ sponsorship from the year 2000 to more than £300,000.
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1 week ago | 
bordonherald.com | Tom White
Alton Runners were represented by seven runners in the London Marathon, which saw 56,640 participants take on the challenge of 26.2 miles around the streets of the capital. The weather on race day was warm and sunny, which is not ideal for running long distances. Despite missing out on a marathon personal best, Larcombe finished in an impressive time of 2:47.23. Running his second London Marathon, Lowton smashed his personal best and Alton Runners’ men’s V60 club record with a time of 3:14.37.
