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Godmanchester Rovers players celebrate finding the net against Gorleston. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Godmanchester Rovers and St Neots Town set for FA Cup battle
Martin Burton impressed with bat and ball as Bluntisham sealed promotion by beating Girton last Saturday. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

CRICKET: Promotion provides another chapter in the Bluntisham success story
Josh Dawkin on the ball for Godmanchester Rovers in the win against Gorleston. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: It’s a case of watch and learn as technology boosts Godmanchester Rovers’ bid for glory
Huntingdon star Pam Begg (back row, third from left) as part of the Scotland Masters 55s team. Picture: SUBMITTED

HOCKEY: Helping Scotland to a medal has been a ‘blast’ for Huntingdon star Begg
Sasha Smith scored for St Ives Town Ladies. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: St Ives Town Ladies stung by late turnaround in their Premier Division debut
St Neots Town manager Marc Abbott (right) with coach Matty Joseph. Picture: MARK RIDER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: New era begins with goalless deadlock for St Neots Town
Huntingdon Town boss Jimmy Brattan making a point to coach Alex Cook. Picture: IAN CARTER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Boss Brattan upbeat in the wake of a first Huntingdon Town defeat
Beatrice Pauley during the English National Sprint Distance Championships. Picture: TONY BARR

TRIATHLON: Pauley powers to fine finish in national event
Matthew Wells took three wickets as St Ives & Warboys won at Huntingdon & District last Saturday. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

CRICKET: Thrilling conclusion to the season ahead as St Ives & Warboys set up title decider
Danny Kelly in the thick of the goalmouth action for St Ives Town in their loss to Biggleswade Town. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: St Ives Town chief keeps the faith after frustrating start
St Neots Town manager Marc Abbott. Picture: MARK RIDER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: It’s time to entertain for St Neots Town

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St Ives Town Ladies lift the Eastern Region Women's League Division One title last season. Picture: GARY REED PHOTOGRAPHY

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: From celebration to consolidation as St Ives Town Ladies prepare for their toughest challenge
Jo Abel shows off her British Masters Championships medals. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Hunts AC star jumping for joy with British Masters double - only four years after taking up the sport
Elliott Baldwin has helped both Godmanchester Town teams into title contention. Picture: ARCHANT

CRICKET: From turmoil to the brink of triumph for Godmanchester Town
Needingworth United pictured during last season. Picture: SUBMITTED

LOCAL FOOTBALL: Big blow for Needingworth United as first team is forced to fold
St Ives Town players celebrate Danny Kelly's equaliser in their draw against Tamworth. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Opening day draw as ‘little old St Ives Town’ hold a set of title contenders
Overseas recruit Bernie Ruaro (left) and captain Jack Haycock (right) were in the runs as St Ives & Warboys beat Waresley. Picture: SUBMITTED

CRICKET: Captain Jack’s best-ever century helps boost St Ives & Warboys title bid - but precious points still go begging
Godmanchester Rovers celebrate their Hunts Senior Cup triumph against St Neots Town back in April. They will now meet them in the FA Cup this season. Picture: MARK PLUMMER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Godmanchester Rovers off and running thanks to FA Cup success
Jordan Brown hit one of the Eynesbury Rovers equalisers in their FA Cup clash against Wellingborough Town. Picture: ROB MORRIS

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Drama as Diejomoah keeps Eynesbury Rovers in the FA Cup with last-gasp leveller
Hunts Under 11s pictured at the Minor Counties Cricket Festival are Sam Andrew, George Buckle, Zeke Durrani, Rohan King, Luke Lowten, Alex Mear, James Mitchell, Edward Parncutt, Adithya Pillai, Elliot Rattcliff, Kian Rice, Bertie Thackray, George Tuffin and Connor Woodward. Picture: SUBMITTED

CRICKET: Hunts junior teams take part in big summer events
Adam Richardson made his point with a goal and two assists as Huntingdon Town beat Sileby Rangers. Picture: IAN CARTER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Super start continues for Huntingdon Town ahead of test against title favourites
Jordan Brown of Eynesbury Rovers. Picture: EYNESBURY ROVERS FC

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Landmark success for one set of Rovers but disappointment for another
St Ives Town manager Ricky Marheineke. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: St Ives Town set a 42-point target ahead of Southern League Premier Division Central opener
Riverside Runners members who took part in the Riverside 10k are Joanne Bowers, Zoe Eyre, Chris Dowsett, Julie McCabe, Steven Day, Emily Wells, Wayne Bailey, Bill King, Anne Gallacher, Susana Garcia, Paulo Garcia, Sami Ansell, Sam Hurden, Wayne Tingey, Claire Fleming and Jane Philpott. Pictured; SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Hunts AC Barry breezes to victory in Riverside 10k but host club take team honours
Picture caption: Eynesbury Rovers welcomed players from their Under 6 and Under 7 squads onto the pitch ahead of their game against Hall Road. Pictured are Oscar Stevens, Cooper Paul, Poppy Albone, Dylan White, Jude Pearl, Theo Borman, Bodhi Naylor, Jack McKie, Ethan Stratton, Jake Harding and Ianis Budean. Picture: SUBMITTED

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: New Eynesbury era began with a draw . . . but it felt more like a defeat!
Jahanzaib Khan impressed as Huntingdon & District claimed a fine win against Stamford Town. Picture: MARTYN ROWBOTHAM

CRICKET: Captain convinced the future is bright for Huntingdon & District’s young talent
Huntingdon Hockey Club star Pam Begg (left) with sister Mo Fawcett. Picture: SALLY HALL

HOCKEY: Huntingdon star Pam enjoying life on the international stage as part of a Scotland sister act
Joe Dawborn batting for Eaton Socon against Thriplow. Picture: SIMON COOPER

CRICKET: Former England star plays for Eaton Socon
The successful St Ives Rowing Club stars at Sudbury are, from the left, Jess Hasted, Rosie Craven, Matt Allen, Sam Hasted and Rory Crouch. Picture: SUBMITTED

ROWING: Successes for St Ives stars at Sudbury

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Harvey Death at the wheel during the Silverstone Classic. Picture: GARY MALKIN

MOTORSPORT: Historic occasion for Huntingdon drivers at Silverstone
Corey Kingston scored and earned two penalties during Huntingdon Town's draw with St Andrews. Picture: IAN CARTER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Huntingdon Town have to settle for a point in six-goal thriller
Action from Godmanchester Rovers' defeat at Swaffham Town. Picture: EDDIE DEANE

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Losing start for Godmanchester Rovers as they don’t their chances
Godmanchester Rovers celebrate their Mayor's Cup success on Wednesday night. Picture: GODMANCHESTER ROVERS FC

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Will a summer of frustration be followed by a season of celebrating for Godmanchester Rovers?
Eynesbury Rovers assistant manager Warren Brown (left) with their 2018/19 leading scorer Jordan Brown. Picture: SUBMITTED

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: The new adventure begins for Eynesbury Rovers
St Neots mayor, councillor Gordon Thorpe, presents trophies to, from the left, Steve Fox, Clive Emmerson, Alex Johnson (cox), Graham Mailer and Mick Staddon. Picture: TREVOR RICKWOOD

ROWING: Home stars shine bright with seven successes at St Neots Regatta
Past lady captain Claire Pendle (left) presents current lady captain Lol Lewis with the Grannies' Trophy at St Ives Golf Club. Picture: SUBMITTED

GOLF: Pritchard prevails in play-off to claim St Ives crown
St Ives & Warboys captain Jack Haycock.

CRICKET: Frustration for St Ives & Warboys as they beat the bad weather but succumb to strengthened opponents

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Danny King (left) on the British Final podium with winner Charles Wright (centre) and third-placed Craig Cook (right). Picture: IAN CHARLES

SPEEDWAY: King so close to another British crown
Ciara Taylor and Bethan Endicott at the British Summer Championships in Glasgow. Picture: SUBMITTED

SWIMMING: St Ives duo star at major event
Oliver Toyer played in the World Junior Championships in California. Picture: SUBMITTED

GOLF: St Neots talent enjoys playing on the world stage
Gamlingay top-scorer Lee Collett poses with Waresley skipper Steve Warman after the match. Picture: SUBMITTED

CRICKET: It’s 1869 all over again as Waresley beat Gamlingay!
Huntingdon Town goalscorer Ian King with manager Jimmy Brattan. Picture: IAN CARTER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Huntingdon Town demands more after seeing his side make winning start
Huntingdon Town match-winner Chris Jones on the ball during their victory at Whittlesey Athletic. Picture: IAN CARTER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Chris is the talk of the Town after stunning winner for Huntingdon in season-opener
The annual St Neots regatta is staged on the River Great Ouse this weekend.

ROWING: Annual St Neots regatta to attract competitiors from across the UK
Huntingdon speedway rider Danny King celebrates his British Final success. Picture: JEFF DAVIES

SPEEDWAY: Danny bidding to become the King again
Another terrific Nick Kumpukkal display could prevent St Ives & Warboys from being beaten at Ufford Park.

CRICKET: Winning runs ended on a blank Saturday for local sides
Huntingdon Town boss Jimmy Brattan. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Huntingdon Town chief targets a season of progress ahead of Sunday kick-off
Hunts AC medallists at the Cambridgeshire County Mile Championships are, from the left, Dominic Pauley, Casper Hiscock, Beatrice Pauley, Jim Stocker, Amelia Darnell and Seb Darnell. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Jo proves she’s more than Abel with super Southern League performance
Andrew Osei-Bonsu hit the only goal as St Ives Town beat Rddeitch last season. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: It’s a ‘no-brainer’ for St Ives Town chief to welcome back two stars of last season
Huntingdon Town boss Jimmy Brattan. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Huntingdon Town searching for a new number one
The St Ives Swimming Club team from the latest Junior Fenland League fixture. Picture: SUBMITTED

SWIMMING: Success for the St Ives squadron in Junior Fenland League battle

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St Neots Town manager Marc Abbott (left). Picture: MARK RIDER

NON-LEAGUE: New signing strikes in spectacular style as St Neots Town boss is happy with first outing
Beatrice Pauley and Dominic Pauley show off their medals. Picture: SUBMITTED

TRIATHLON: Siblings star with podium finishes
Godmanchester Rovers celebrate their Hunts Senior Cup triumph over St Neots Town last season. Those two clubs could now meet in the FA Cup this season. Picture: MARK PLUMMER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Draws for early rounds of FA competitions released
The Hunts Under 11 side who faced Suffolk are, back row, left to right, Alex Mear, Charlie Webb, Luke Lowten, Chris Sanderson (coach), Andrew Field, Edward Parncutt, Adithya Pillai, front row, Harry Taylor, Elliot Ratcliff, Kian Rice, James Mitchell and Bertie Thackray. Picture: SUBMITTED

CRICKET: First county half-century for Hunts Under 11s talent
Littleport Town CC v St Ives CC 2nds, St Ives bowler Matt Dack,

CRICKET: ‘Spin twins’ star as St Ives & Warboys threaten to turn title race into one-way traffic
Joe Purbrick shows off his English Schools' Championships silver medal. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Hurdling talent celebrates English Schools’ Championships medal success
Overseas ace Alec Yardley claimed three wickets at Huntingdon & District won at Blunham last Saturday. Picture: MARTYN ROWBOTHAM

CRICKET: Huntingdon & District enjoy another success while Waresley triumph in a derby thriller
Josh Dawkin back in action for St Ives Town in their Hunts Premier Cup fixture against Huntingdon Town. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Plaudits for St Ives Town comeback star Josh Dawkin

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The Houghton Primary School pupils celebrate their tournament success. Picture: SUBMITTED

AMERICAN FOOTBALL: Houghton County pupils touchdown for national success
The Nice Tri members who took part in the Ironman France event recently. Picture: SUBMITTED

IRONMAN: Terrific Taylor earns World Championship place as Nice Tri members rise to tough sporting challenge
Moria Howard of Hunts AC (right) on her way to victory at the Eastern Counties Championships. Picture: WAYNE DUBOSE

ATHLETICS: Howard hurdles to glory as Hunts AC earn fine medal haul
Action from the Hunts Premier Cup clash between Huntingdon Town and St Ives Town. Picture: LOUISE THOMPSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Minutes in the tank the main objective for St Ives Town as they make winning Hunts Premier Cup start
The Hunts team, pictured ahead of their Adams Trophy defeat to Lincolnshire last Saturday, are, from the left, Brian Johnson, John Mitchley, Albert Corn, Robert Jepson, Steve Farrant, Mack May, Richard Stevens, Peter Reason, Trevor Dighton, Doug Faux (treasurer), John Hignett, Kevin Bowers, Dave Richardson, Mick Rayson (national English Bowling Federation president), Colin Bates, Matt Cooksey, Andy Townsend, Ian Swannell, John Waine and David Peak. Picture: SUBMITTED

BOWLS: Losing end to Adams Trophy campaign for Hunts - but the Newton Trophy team sign off on a high
Chairman Tony Burnley (left) pictured with the Brampton first-team back in 2016. Picture: ARCHANT

LOCAL FOOTBALL: Lack of players forces Brampton to pull out of Cambridgeshire County League top flight
Nick Kumpukkal starred with a century and four wickets for St Ives & Warboys.

CRICKET: Kumpukkal stars as title-chasing St Ives & Warboys continue stunning Cambs & Hunts Premier League streak
Jason Kierman (centre) on the podium. Picture: AMW PHOTOGRAPHY

CYCLING: Kierman is the Master again as he storms to British glory
St Ives swimmers who represented Cambridgeshire at the East Region Inter-Counties Championships are, from the left, Ollie Fitt, Fran Crocker, Ciara Taylor and James Quinn. Picture: SUBMITTED

SWIMMING: Individual and relay successes for St Ives stars at East Region event
Kevin Bowers featured in one of the successful Hunts rinks in the Adams Trophy victory against Norfolk.

BOWLS: Hunts prove they’re hot stuff by brushing aside Norfolk in an Adams Trophy scorcher
St Ives Town are back in action with a Saturday date at Huntingdon Town in the Hunts Premier Cup. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Anniversary competition about to begin
Oliver Toyer played in the World Junior Championships in California. Picture: SUBMITTED

GOLF: Top St Neots talent Oliver Toyer ready to take on the world
Matt Allen of St Ives Rowing Club. Picture: SUBMITTED

ROWING: St Ives star strikes gold at junior event
Luke Gilbert shows off his World Under 23 Championship crown. Picture: SUBMITTED

POOL: Top potting talent Luke Gilbert claims another world crown

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Michael Speed bagged five wickets as St Ives & Warboys beat Stamford Town. Picture: DUNCAN LAMONT

CRICKET: It’s full Speed ahead as five-wicket haul from Michael sends St Ives & Warboys into pole position
New St Ives signing Tom Dougherty in action for previous club Peterborough Lions. Picture: MICK SUTTERBY

RUGBY: Arrival of National League star gives St Ives a boost for promotion challenge
Jack Lovesey during his top-of-the-bill clash against Dominic Ciani.

BOXING: Season to savour ends with successful home show for thriving New Saints ABC
Nomi Khan claimed three wickets as Huntingdon & District beat Kimbolton.

CRICKET: The wait for a first victory of 2019 is over for Huntingdon & District
The successful Hunts AC Under 13 Girls squad with team manager Margit Bialobrzeska. Pictured are, back row, left to right, Alex Tull, Ella Watson, Hollie Baynes, Grace Hart, front row, Moria Howard, Faith Harrison, Elizabeth Scott and Amy Lewis. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Best-ever East Anglian League outing ends in overall glory for Hunts AC
The Waresley and MCC teams are pictured ahead of the 150th anniversary celebration game last Sunday. Picture: SUBMITTED

CRICKET: Grand occasion as Waresley celebrate their 150th anniversary
St Ives CC v Huntingdon & District CC, St Ives bowler Nick Kumpukkal

CRICKET: From traffic jam to main man as Kumpukkal is in great ‘Nick’ during vital St Ives & Warboys victory
Successful rowers, from the left, Connor Strong, Matt Allen, Rory Crouch and Sam Hasted are pictured with Mayor of St Ives, councillor Daniel Rowe (centre). Picture: SUBMITTED

ROWING: Hat-tricks for hosts and fellow locals at successful St Ives Regatta