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Some of the St Ives swimmers who impressed at the Robin Hood Open Meet are, from the left, Millie Taylor, Jaz Dearnley, Freddie Clark, Fran Crocker, Cathy Brown, Evan Taylor, Tom Davis and Anna Freeman.

SWIMMING: Stack of medals for St Ives talents in their opening outing of the new season
The Houghton & Wyton 'Hotshots' are, from the left, David Hul, Howard Warren, Tony Williams and David Benefield.

BOWLS: Houghton & Wyton boast a bunch of ‘Hotshots’
Hemingfords United, pictured ahead of a recent game, are back row, left to right, Harry Sargent, Dalton Short, Nick Cade, Tomasz Kulik, Sam Stevenson, Dan Turnbull, Andy Ging, Pat Kinsman, front row, James Stork, Louis Bald, Fraser Kerr, Cameron Anderson, Adam Parmenter, Jonny Twentyman and Andy Blackmore.

LOCAL FOOTBALL: Hemingfords chief convinced his youngsters can climb the top-flight table in the Cambridgeshire County League
Eaton Socon Under 9 Gold celebrate their triumph. Pictured with coach Matt Taylor are Harry Dixon, Abbie Mitchell, Maddie Sandling-Arnold, Jessica Taylor, Harrison Mitchell, Zak Taylor, Jack Noonan, Caitlin Noonan, Ruby Maslen and Sam Barlow.

CRICKET: Eaton Socon youngsters on cloud nine again
Tom McGowan in action for St Ives Town in their goalless draw against Stourbridge. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Shot-stopper Sam Wilson stars with penalty save to earn St Ives Town another precious Southern League point
Phil Wanstall is given a guard of honour by his Abbots Ripton team-mates ahead of his final appearance for the club.

CRICKET: Abbots Ripton wave a fond farewell to founding member
The Hunts Under 13 Girls squad pictured with coach Tom Milner.

CRICKET: Tour success capped a fine summer for Hunts Under 13 Girls
Captain Micky Hyem hit a dramatic late winner as Godmanchester Rovers beat table-toppers Stowmarket. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Dramatic comeback as Godmanchester Rovers show their title credentials by beating the table-toppers
Nabil Shariff celebrates in front of the travelling St Neots Town supporters at Banbury. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Striker Nabil Shariff back doing what he does best as St Neots Town triumph at Banbury
St Ives man Duncan Williams powers through the Huntingdon tackles. Picture: PAUL COX

RUGBY: It’s no party for Stags as the Bulls go on the charge to derby glory
Joe Dawborn was one of three Eaton Socon bowlers to take three wickets as they beat Sawston & Babraham.

CAMBS & HUNTS LEAGUE CRICKET: Third place for Eaton Socon following triumph on final day; Godmanchester Town triumph in derby clash featuring two centuries

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Eynesbury Rovers manager Mark Ducket.

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Eynesbury Rovers see unbeaten record ended by table-toppers in game settled by controversial goal
New signing Nabil Shariff struck twice in the first game of his second St Neots Town spell as they won at Banbury: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Two-goal return for striker in St Neots Town success; penalty save helps to earn St Ives Town a point; skipper completes dramatic Gomanchester Rovers success, but Eynesbury suffer first league defeat
St Ives celebrate their Midlands Senior Vase success which formed part of an honours double, also including the Midlands Division Three East (South) title, last season. Picture: PAUL COX

RUGBY: Huntingdon and St Ives set for derby battle in mouth-watering Midlands Division Two East (South) showdown
Striker Nabil Shariff is back at St Neots Town. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Striker Shariff’s return to St Neots Town makes perfect sense
St Ives Town striker Dylan Wilson in action during their FA Cup success against Saffron Walden. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: St Ives Town get the job done at the second attempt to make FA Cup progress
The title-winning Bluntisham 2nds are back row, left to right, Darren Jessop, Max Dighton, Will Grant, James Harris, Tom Yewbrey, Roly Searle, front row, Ollie Slack, Mark Allen, Nigel Slack, Greig Richardson and John Bowland.

CRICKET: It’s been a summer to remember for Bluntisham - on and off the pitch
St Ives officials at Twickenham are, from the left, first XV captain Ollie Bartlett, second XV vice-captain Tom Riches, president Andy Frear, director of rugby Phil Brown and club captain Josh Dear.

RUGBY: St Ives scoop top award at Twickenham
The fundraising Huntingdon BRJ runners who took part in the Great North Run.

ATHLETICS: Huntingdon runner second to Mo Farah in the Great North Run
Sam Trotter won the overall Youth Male crown in the Mud Sweat & Gears Eastern Series.

MOUNTAIN BIKING: Series glory for St Ives riders
Huntingdon Town goalkeeper Dan Smith makes a fine save during their loss at Blackstones. Picture: MARTIN DAVIES

NON-LEAGUE: Experience beats youth as Huntingdon Town taste defeat at Blackstones
Josh Meadows was one of the try-scorers as St Ives thumped Coalville on the opening day of the season. Picture: PAUL COX

RUGBY: St Ives issued a statement of intent with grand Midlands Division Two East (South) entrance, but Huntingdon and St Neots suffer losing starts
Hunts AC star Ayo Opaleye has been in terrific form in the triple jump.

ATHLETICS: Triple jump talent breaks his own Hunts AC club record twice in a week
Eaton Socon stalwart Terry Day pictured ahead of his 1,000th senior appearance for the club last Saturday.

CRICKET: Milestone man Terry Day has done everything from hitting centuries to cleaning the clubhouse for his beloved Eaton Socon
The successful Cambridgeshire Royals and St Neots Dragon Boat Team members show off their European medals. Picture: LISA NEWARK

DRAGON BOAT RACING: European medal glory for Cambridgeshire Royals and St Neots stars
The successful St Ives Rowing Club mixed eight.

ROWING: Two success and two near misses for St Ives at Cambridge Autumn Regatta
Dylan Warner (left) with New Saints ABC coach Jordan Bullus.

BOXING: Top prize for Dylan as New Saints ABC dish out their awards
Craig Smith scored twice in Eynesbury Rovers' 5-0 win at Boston Town. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Five-star Eynesbury Rovers continue unbeaten United Counties League Premier Division start - but tougher tests lie ahead
Matty Haniver, right, pictured with fellow boss Neville Nania during his time at Godmanchester Rovers.

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Assistant boss leaves St Neots Town for Juventus

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Kasey Douglas tucks away his first St Neots Town goal to earn victory against Bishop's Stortford in the FA Cup. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Substitute striker grabs first St Neots Town goal to secure FA Cup glory against the odds
Eaton Socon skipper Jonny Carpenter hit 91 as his side beat Kimbolton. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

CAMBS & HUNTS PREMIER LEAGUE CRICKET: Captain stars as Eaton Socon’s title hopes are still alive ahead of a thrilling conclusion to the Division One season
Jack Chandler gave Godmanchester Rovers the lead in their FA Cup exit at Hitchin. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Disappointment and pride following a gallant Godmanchester Rovers effort in the FA Cup
Tom McGowan is denied during St Ives Town's FA Cup draw at Saffron Walden. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Replay for St Ives Town after FA Cup deadlock at Saffron Walden
The FA Cup will be coming to Huntingdonshire.

Tottenham Hotspur Legends and FA Cup coming to Huntingdonshire as part of fundraising fun day
St Ives Swimming Club celebrate the £250 donation. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

SWIMMING: New kit will help club’s young stars work on their technique
Eaton Socon opener Matt Pateman top-scored in his side's triumph at Saffron Walden. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

CRICKET: Michael is the ‘Pick’ of the performers as Eaton Socon see off another set of title hopefuls
St Neots Town players celebrate Claudio Ofosu's goal in their 1-1 draw at Halesowen. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Day of disappointment for local sides

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St Ives Town assistant manager Craig Adams. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: It’s 10 points on the board and another 40 to go for St Ives Town as assistant boss refuses to get carried away by smashing start
Hunts Under 12s celebrate their Taunton Cricket Fest triumph.

CRICKET: Hunts youngsters enjoy Taunton triumph
Simon Unwin was one of the goalscorers in Godmanchester Rovers' largest FA Cup win. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: A ‘perfect professional performance’ helps Godmanchester Rovers create a slice of history
Ollie Bartlett scored one of the St Ives tries in their friendly win at Ely. Picture: PAUL COX

RUGBY: Selection headache for St Ives chiefs following friendly success
Eaton Socon pictured ahead of their Saturday draw against Hemingfords United. Picture: KEITH MOSS

CAMBS COUNTY LEAGUE: Hemingfords overcome a spot of bother to pick up their first point in derby at Eaton Socon
Huntingdonshire Fencing Club member Dan Summerfield with other top performers at the Great Yarmouth Invitation Foil competition.

FENCING: Summerfield enjoys a fine return with Great Yarmouth success
St Neots Town manager Matt Clements. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: It’s time to swap style for substance as St Neots Town bid to bolster their toothless attack
Ben Seymour-Shove bagged both St Ives Town goals in their fine win at Royston. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Super St Ives Town start continues as Ben Seymour-Shove brace seals Royston triumph, but there is more frustration for St Neots Town
Chloe Brett (left) and father Nick (right) were beaten in the Mixed Pairs final at Skegness.

BOWLS: National finals frustration as Hunts are runners-up in four events
Katie Stancombe scored an extra-time winner for St Ives Town Ladies in the Women's FA Cup. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: Late drama as Katie Stancombe fires St Ives Town Ladies to preliminary round success
Bob Ellingham won silver at the British Masters Championships.

ATHLETICS: Bowers bags British Masters Championships gold - and fellow Hunts AC stars are among the medals
St Neots Netball Club Sapphires completed a league and cup double.

NETBALL: Quantity and quality in abundance as St Neots club enjoy rapid growth and plentiful success
Huntingdon Town striker James Wills scored both goals as they beat Raunds Town.

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: First goals lead to first win as Huntingdon Town open their account at the expense of a former boss
Captain Jonny Carpenter helped his Eaton Socon side to victory against Wisbech. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

CAMBS & HUNTS PREMIER LEAGUE CRICKET: Eaton Socon beat the wet weather and Wisbech, but there is no joy for other local sides

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Striker Craig Smith starred as a goalkeeper for Eynesbury Rovers.

FA CUP FOOTBALL: Striker stars as goalkeeper as Eynesbury Rovers earn replay while it’s high fives all round for Godmanchester Rovers
Ollie Snaith was sent off in the first half of St Ives Town's draw against Needham Market. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

SOUTHERN LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Ten-man St Ives Town snatch point thanks to late penalty while St Neots battle out goalless deadlock
David Hudson receives his Thorney 5 prize.

ATHLETICS: Race glory for BRJ star Hudson and county prizes for Hunts AC runners
BRJ youngsters at the Infinity Aquathlon are, from the left, Liam Conway, Dominic Pauley and Beatrice Pauley.

AQUATHLON: Success doesn’t prove to be beyond BRJ youngster in Infinity event
The Hunts 'A' team following their historic Reg Wright Trophy triumph. Pictured are, from the left, Hunts womens president Carole Hickey, Matt Nickerson, Joe Randall, Kierren Murray, Hayden Moorbey, Mack May, Bradley Herbert, Alan Blackley (team manager), Sophie Purell, Robbie Barker, Lisa Haynes, Kane Phillips, Mark Franklin and Hunts mens president Peter Hutchinson.

BOWLS: The ‘A’ team love seeing their silverware plan come together as they claim Reg Wright Trophy honours for the first time
The Hunts Under 12 side, who beat Hertfordshire are, no order, Jacob Watling, Daniel Wells, Jack Haynes, Mark Austin, Callum Daws, Finn Moloney. Front row: Max Jordison, Edward Parncutt, Oliver Parncutt, Jairus Charles, Luke Ashwell, Divyeash Vaseeharan and coach Steve Brown.

CRICKET: Dramatic finish as Hunts Under 12s sign off on a high
Jo O'Regan of Riverside Runners was the first female finisher in the Kimbolton Castle Half Marathon.

ATHLETICS: Riverside are kings and queens of the Castle with team double in Kimbolton race
The Warboys White Hart team celebrate retaining the Durham Centenary Trophy. They are back row, left to right, Simon Leader, Lewis Baker, Ross Martin, Rob Elmore, Ed Elmore, Tom Swannell, Ross Tomlinson, front row, Steve Farrant, Nick Brett, Chloe Brett, Phil Swannell and Richard Stevens. Picture: RICHARD COLES

BOWLS: Warboys stars retain national crown during a stunning day for Huntingdonshire bowls

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Hot golfing prospect Hayden Beary.

GOLF: Hot prospect Hayden proves he is a ‘Diamond’ in first tournament
Eaton Socon captain Jonny Carpenter.

CAMBS & HUNTS LEAGUE CRICKET: Title-chasing Eaton Socon skipper reckons a thrilling conclusion is on the cards in Division One
Eynesbury goalscorer Jemale McKenzie. Picture: EYNESBURY ROVERS FC

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Summer signings on the scoresheet and goalkeeper enjoys a debut clean sheet as Eynesbury continue unbeaten start
The local members of the Great Britain Under 18 team are, front to back, Erin Hall, Taylor Fernie, Ellie Mobbs, Molly Power, Lewis Newark and Thomas Evans. Picture: LISA NEWARK

DRAGON BOAT RACING: Paddling talents chasing European success in Great Britain Under 18 team
Poppy Shipley struck gold at the British Rowing Sculling Festival

ROWING: Golden girl Poppy Shipley enjoys British Rowing Sculling Festival success
Huntingdon head coach Damien Whales passes on his knowledge to coaches and players from the junior section.

RUGBY: Huntingdon Rugby Club bidding to boost numbers - with a little help from their friends
Godmanchester Rovers manager Ollie Drake.

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: ‘Extremely disappointed’ Godmanchester Rovers boss wants immediate response after seeing perfect start brought to a sudden end
Huntingdon & District batsman Faisal Javed has hit back-to-back centuries. Picture: SEAN HICKIN

CAMBS & HUNTS PREMIER LEAGUE CRICKET: Fabulous Faisal and captain Jack star with centuries in Division Two, while Eaton Socon triumph but lose ground in Division One title race
St Ives Town Ladies following their 6-1 victory against Lawford Ladies.

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: Treble for Tierney as St Ives Town Ladies march into a higher level in style
St Neots Town search for an equaliser in their 1-0 loss to Rushall Olympic. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Manager Matt Clements takes full responsiblity and vows to take action following an afternoon to forget for St Neots Town
George Bailey was denied by the post in the early stages of St Ives Town's defeat at Redditch. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: St Ives Town suffer first defeat of the season after their standards slip
St Ives Town Ladies celebrate their Cambs Women's Premiership title triumph last season. Picture: GARY REED PHOTOGRAPHY

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: St Ives Town Ladies roar onto the Eastern Region Women’s League stage in Sunday season-opener
Jack Chandler scored Godmanchester Rovers' goal in their defeat to Histon. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: A14 derby dismay as Godmanchester Rovers are brushed aside by Histon in clash of title rivals
Ryan Whittingham scored Eaton Socon's goal in their win at Great Shelford.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY LEAGUE: Fine start for new Eaton Socon boss, but there’s nothing for the other local teams to cheer

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James Hall pictured during his last Godmanchester Rovers spell.

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Godmanchester Rovers gearing up for a mouthwatering clash of the Thurlow Nunn League title hopefuls - and a familiar face is back on board
St Ives Town players celebrate their late winner at Lowestoft. Picture: GEMMA THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: First goal for striking talent Dylan Wilson secures a second successive St Ives Town triumph
Claudio Ofosu (left) celebrates his opening goal along with Dion Sembie-Ferris as St Neots Town beat Bedworth United. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Saints open their Southern League account by seeing off Bedworth to bag first win of the season
St Ives Cycling Club riders at the latest Mud Sweat & Gears Eastern Series round are, from the left, Michael Curtis, Nicholas Smith, Andy Fountain, Nathan Gibson and Jack Taylor.

MOUNTAIN BIKING: Gibson on the podium in Eastern Series
Hunts AC medallists Bob Ellingham and Martin Gardner.

ATHLETICS: Richard Phelan to the ‘four’ as Hunts AC enjoy medal success at Eastern Masters Championships
Jamie Rice with sons Ethan (left) and Kian (right).

CRICKET: Hat-trick taking is becoming a habit for the Rice family
Jack Burgin celebrates his Eastern Road Race League victory. Picture: REDBRIDGE CYCLING CLUB

CYCLING: St Ives star Burgin powers to success
Former St Neots Town player-coach David Bridges in action for the club last season. Picture: CLAIRE HOWES

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: St Neots Town player-coach swaps the Southern League for the Football League after securing Lincoln City post