Valeria Sesto won the Moors Valley Wildwood Trail half-marathon, while the New Forest Runners were out in force for their 10k club championship.
CNC Christchurch and House of Pain’s Stef ‘The Wasp’ Vincent stepped into the ring as a heavy underdog gave the much-favoured Reece Mould a scare.
New Forest Runners’ duo Alastair Pickburn and Gemma Russhard led the men’s and women’s fields home at the latest Lymington Woodside parkrun.
Despite the cold and drizzle, Brockenhurst parkrun saw the highest attendance since December, with 243 people taking on the New Forest-based course.
Fordingbridge-based martial artist Thomas Klemz continues to shine on the international stage, becoming a WKF junior European champion in Poland.
Milford Tennis & Squash Club is gearing up for a smashing good time this coming half-term, inviting local youngsters to learn the game of tennis.
Hythe & Dibden lost a back-and-forth nine-goal thriller, with their injury-time leveller outdone by Laverstock & Ford’s even later injury-time winner.
Christchurch kept up their remarkable recent form with a win over local rivals Brockenhurst after a rapid start that left them three goals up.
Lymington Town failed to hit the heights of recent months in a titanic struggle against Cove, losing a closely-fought match 2-1 at home on Saturday.
Bashley survived a late scare to beat Willand Rovers 3-2 in the club’s first match since Jordan Cheidozie’s tragic accident.
AFC Totton ran out comfortable winners, scoring the most goals in a single game for over a year at home to bottom-of-the-table Marlow.
New Milton Town’s seven-match winning run in the Wessex League Division One ended after Whitchurch United fought valiantly for a point.
On a grey, chilly Saturday morning, Adam Corbin and Ellie Monks led the men’s and women’s fields across the line.
Three local pubs will be part of a nationwide challenge after Marston’s brewery teamed up with darts world number one ‘Cool Hand Luke’ Humphries.
New Forest Baseball is inviting new players to come and try the great American pastime as they work on developing a permanent home.
Lymington Town, trailing at the break, did more than enough to beat Ash United on Saturday, but they had to settle for a 1-1 draw.
Former Ballard School pupil Emma Wilson returned to Olympic class racing with a resounding victory at the 2025 season opener.
Despite holding positions at differing ends of the table, Ellingham & Ringwood had to be at their best to see off bottom-of-the-table New Milton.
Brockenhurst entered the contest as favourites, but they had to work hard to win against a new-singing-bolstered Downton.
Christchurch continued their excellent recent form, firing home six goals for the second week in a row to climb three places and beat Millbrook 6-2.