Other Sport

Fakenham Racecourse offering a special day out during the Christmas holidays, to which under-18s are admitted completely free of charge.

Nathan Wells was in record-breaking form as four West Norfolk Swimming Club members flew the flag at the National Winter Championships.

Lynn maintained their position at the top of the table in the English Premier League by defeating Manchester on their travels.

Twenty-one junior cyclists braved the freezing conditions on Saturday to race the third event in the Muddy Monsters go-ride race series.

Lynn’s Under-15 rink hockey team came away with a 100 per cent record from their third tournament of the season.

Lynn students from the Mark Farnham Schools of Tae kwon-do returned home with a huge medal haul from the 2019 TAGB British Championships.

Posting her second win at Fakenham, the Princess Royal’s horse Chequered View was given a peach of a ride by claiming jockey Patrick Cowley on Tuesday

Lynn rink hockey players returned to winning ways with a 9-1 home victory to Ely and Chesterton United.

West Norfolk Swimming Club members achieved some fantastic relay team results at the Swim England East Region Short Course Championships

A crew from West Norfolk Rowing Club travelled to Huntingdon Boat Club to enter the first Head of the River race of the new season.

Harry Wakefield, from Feltwell, won several medals, including a gold, in recent national tournaments in Suffolk.

A seven-race card and the backing of brewers Greene King attracted a big crowd to Fakenham for its second race meeting of the season.

A large group of players from West Norfolk Junior Badminton, plus several from Norwich and Dereham, attended the club’s 12th annual coaching weekend.

Rink hockey players from Lynn recorded their third win in as many games with a dominant performance against newly-promoted Ely and Chesterton United.

A big crowd turned out for the first meeting of the season at Fakenham.

Teenage fighter Louis Royle has been tipped for bigger and better things by his coach after tasting success at the Celtic Box Cup.

The finalists have been announced for this year’s Active Norfolk Awards, celebrating the county’s finest physical activity and sporting inspirations.

Harvey Byler scored four times as under-15 rink hockey players from Lynn took part in their first tournament of the new season.

Raising the bar and claiming victory in the British Showjumping Silver League Championship was Upwell-based Stacey Cook.

Staff and students at the College of West Anglia have designed brand-new kits to support and promote equality, diversity and inclusion.