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

AMERICAN FOOTBALL: Houghton County pupils touchdown for national success

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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 is off to 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
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

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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
New Saints ABC star John Doe won the Hull Box Cup. Picture: SUBMITTED

BOXING: New Saints star Jon ‘Does’ the business to bag major prize
Successful BRJ runners at the Peterborough 10k are, from the left, Jackie Wren, Shelley Duffy, David Hudson, John Uff and Annette Newton. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Hudson roars to victory as BRJ claim individual and team honours
The St Ives Swimming Club squad which won the Mendis Trophy event at Wisbech. Picture: SUBMITTED

SWIMMING: St Ives retain trophy with fantastic performance in Fenland
Eaton Socon captain Jonny Carpenter at the crease during their victory against Foxton earlier this season. Picture: SIMON COOPER

CRICKET: Top-of-the-table clash provides a huge date in Eaton Socon history
The Waresley first XI pictured earlier this season. Picture: SUBMITTED

CRICKET: Special occasion in a milestone year for Waresley

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Gareth Macaskill hit 97 to help Eaton Socon beat Foxton last Saturday. Picture: SIMON COOPER

CRICKET: Eaton Socon skipper hails revelation Roan after five-wicket haul inspires Saturday success
Needingworth Colts Under 13s completed a treble last season. Picture: SUBMITTED

COLTS FOOTBALL: Honours treble provides terrific final chapter to the Needingworth success story
Iona Newbegin is enjoying a terrific 2019 for Hunts AC. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Throws treble for Burke and sprint successes for Newbegin as Hunts AC impress again
The title-winning Eaton Socon Reserves squad are back row, left to right, Alan Barnett (assistant manager), Barry Albone, Ian Dawkes, Adam Boothby, Simon White, Kirk Kidd, Tom Hall, Ryan Whittingham, Kyle Martin, Craig Smith (manager), front row Darren Woodend, Ryan Barnett, Lee Griffiths, Alan Moore, Andy Coles, Joe Jordan, Ross West and Kyle Morris. Not pictured: Darren Blackall, Luke Fox and Joe Kokota. Picture: SUBMITTED

LOCAL FOOTBALL: Eaton Socon Reserves handed title success last season while league line-up confirmed for new campaign
St Neots Town manager Marc Abbott has drafted in seven new players already this summer. Picture: MARK RIDER

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Triple signing swoop as St Neots Town continue summer makeover
Julian Priest (right) completed a sprint double at the Cambridgeshire County Schools' Championships. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: County schools’ medals for Hunts AC stars
Huntingdon Town chairman Doug McIlwain. Picture: SUBMITTED

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Huntingdon Town chairman hopeful of progress in a crucial campaign
Organisers of the new St Neots Junior Parkrun are Jennie Moore, Phil Bond, Antony Moore, Heidi Dorrington, Katie Rush and Natalie Matthews. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Big turnout makes first St Neots race a success
The successful St Ives swimmers following their Junior Fenland League victory. Picture: SUBMITTED

SWIMMING: St Ives sample Junior Fenland League success
The two Hunts Under 25 teams with English Bowling Federation national president Mick Rayson, Needingworth Bowls Club president Helen Andrews, Hunts Women president Glenys Cousins and team manager Alan Blackley. Players pictured are Harry Ward, Maddie Leader, Alfie Gardiner, Sam Brugnoli, Jake Pankhurst, Thomas Whittaker, Daniel Lunn-Eggleton, Scott Green, Sophie Purell, Tom Hall, Brad Herbert, Mark Franklin, Kieran Murray, Cian McCallion, Jorja Jackson, Caitlin Jackson, Tom Andersen and Jack Ward. Picture: SUBMITTED

BOWLS: Young Hunts talents impress in front of the national president during Reg Wright Trophy tussle
The St Neots Rowing Club coxed quad are, from the left, Kieron Marriner, Karl Zwetsloot, Debra Hellett (cox), Richard Bray and Dave Cullen. Picture: SUBMITTED

ROWING: St Neots stars rise to the daunting Dutch challenge in 100km event
Jo O'Regan pictured during the Brighton Marathon. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Mother-of-three marathon marvel to represent England
Huntingdon & St Ives Tang Soo Do Club members show off their haul of National Championships trophies. Picture: SUBMITTED

MARTIAL ARTS: Life is grand for Bradley after major Tang Soo Do triumph
St Ives & Warboys bowler Matt Dack took five wickets in their win at Kimbolton.

CRICKET: Table-topping St Ives & Warboys enjoying a successful alliance ahead of derby date against bottom side Huntingdon & District

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The Hunts AC Under 13 team starred in their East Anglian League opener. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Fine individual feats and terrific team successes earn overall glory for Hunts AC in East Anglian League opener
Connor Strong receives his prize at the Peterborough Regatta. Picture: SUBMITTED

ROWING: Connor produces a ‘Strong’ performance with debut senior success
Eaton Socon president Terry Day.

CRICKET: President full of praise for super Eaton Socon starts
Kenneth Bjerre celebrates his Danish Championship success. Picture: SUBMITTED

SPEEDWAY: Bjerre brings home the bacon as he captures second Danish title
Westfield Junior School enjoyed success at the Mini Red Tennis Competition. Picture: SUBMITTED

SCHOOLS’ SPORT: Double delight for Bury as pupils serve up a Mini Red Tennis treat
Eaton Socon captain Jonny Carpenter at the crease during their victory against Foxton. Picture: SIMON COOPER

CRICKET: High-flying Socon are just perfect as they see off rivals
The Huntingdon Walking Football Group celebrate their tournament triumph. Picture: SUBMITTED

WALKING FOOTBALL: Double dose of success for Huntingdon team
Students at St Ivo Academy taking part in the goalball event. Picture: SUBMITTED

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Shardul Brahmbhatt starred as March Town triumphed at Ramsey in the Cambs & Hunts Premier League. Picture: PAT RINGHAM

CRICKET: Brahmbhatt stars as March Town collect their first Cambs & Hunts Premier League success
The St Ivo Academy Under 15 Girls team pictured with England Women's captain Steph Houghton. Picture: ST IVO ACADEMY

SCHOOLS’ FOOTBALL: Penalty shoot-out heartbreak as St Ivo Academy miss out on major double
Tommy Newman scored one of the tries for St Ives Roosters. Picture: LEIGH CHATTEN

RUGBY LEAGUE: Roosters produce fine comeback to claim success
St Ives Town Ladies lift the Eastern Region Women's League Division One title. Picture: GARY REED PHOTOGRAPHY

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: Title-winning St Ives Town Ladies lose unbeaten record in final outing of fine season
Captain Jonny Carpenter top-scored as Eaton Socon triumphed at Cambridge 2nds. Picture: ARCHANT

CRICKET: Perfect start continues for Eaton Socon while all’s Wells that ends well for St Ives & Warboys
Dan Draper was a double-winner at Eynesbury Rovers awards bash recently. The midfielder claimed the managers and supporters players of the season prizes and is seen with assistant boss Warren Brown. Picture: SUBMITTED

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Exciting new era ahead as Eynesbury Rovers secure league switch
St Ives Town manager Ricky Marheineke. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Next season is going to be ‘brutal’ for St Ives Town
The Bushmead Primary School team at the girls' football tournament. Picture: SUBMITTED

GIRLS FOOTBALL: Crosshall crowned champions in first-ever tournament
The Hunts Under 13 team, who beat Cambridgeshire, are back row, left to right, Mark Austin, Divyeash Vaseeharan, Oliver Parncutt, Jairus Charles, Jack Haynes, Harry Gilman, Tom Milner (coach), front row Freddie St John, Jacob Watling, Ryan Fowler, Finn Moloney, Callum Daws and Harry Richardson. Picture: SUBMITTED

CRICKET: Austin on the Mark for Hunts side
Kevin Clement, the Head of Cricket at Godmanchester Town (right) with former England star Graham Thorpe.

CRICKET: Godmanchester Town pull out of Cambs & Hunts Premier League
Lizzy Harrison on her way to glory for Hunts AC at the Cambridgeshire County Championships. Picture: SUBMITTED

ATHLETICS: Magnificent medal success for Hunts AC on the county stage
Jack Chandler has joined St Neots Town from their Hunts Senior Cup final conquerors, Godmanchester Rovers. Picture: J BIGGS PHOTOGRAPHY

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Trio of new signings delight St Neots Town chief
St Ivo Academy Under 16 Girls celebrate their latest national triumph. Picture: SUBMITTED

SCHOOLS’ FOOTBALL: Stunning St Ivo Academy talents earn more national glory
St Ives Town Ladies Development celebrate their Cambridgeshire Women's League Championship South title success. Picture: SUBMITTED

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: One double success leads to another for flourishing St Ives Town Ladies

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The Huntingdon Piranhas trophy-winners are, from the left, Csanad Rehus, Ashlee McCarthy and Kian Lee pictured with his sister, Gwen Lee. Picture: SUBMITTED

SWIMMING: Piranhas go on a medal hunt in Peterborough
Eaton Socon skipper Jonny Carpenter on his way to a century in their victory against Histon. Picture: SIMON COOPER

CRICKET: Captain Carpenter crafts a fine century as Eaton Socon continue super start
St Ives Cycling Club rider Sean Purser celebrates his Ixworth Criteriums success. Picture: NATHANIEL ROSA

CYCLING: Purser powers to success
The Great Gidding CofE Primary School teams who enjoyed success in the High 5 Netball event. Picture: SUBMITTED

NETBALL: High Fives all round after successful schools’ tournament
Successful Huntingdon Tennis Club duo Neha Kibria and Natasha Scott. Picture: SUBMITTED

TENNIS: Doubles delight and super Seniors performances
Runners who took part in the Huntingdon BRJ Run & Tri charity races. Picture: PAUL HOMEWOOD

ATHLETICS: Farrant provides home success in BRJ charity event
The successful Staggerers side celebrate their Hunts & Peterborough Vets Cup victory. Picture: SUBMITTED

RUGBY: Staggerers have a swagger in their step after more success
Godmanchester Rovers show off the Hinchingbrooke Cup. Picture: JAMES RICHARDSON

NON-LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Second trophy success made it a great season for Godmanchester Rovers