Milford U10s finished their first-ever season on Sunday with another win added to their outstanding record, finishing with just one defeat all season.
In a massive game for both sides, Brockenhurst secured league survival, while Blackfield were left languishing in the relegation zone.
Brockenhurst parkrun’s last run before returning to the Brockenhurst College course saw the event’s second-highest in 12 years attendance.
Fawley’s unlikely bid for survival is looking more possible after a herculean effort of three goals in the final 25 minutes to snatch the win.
Despite Christchurch’s recent strong form, they come up against ruthless runaway leaders AFC Portchester, who were in no mood to show mercy.
AFC Totton took a massive point in their quest for promotion, holding off fellow promotion hopefuls Dorchester Town in a hard-fought draw.
New Milton Town kept their eight-point lead at the top of the table after a scintillating 1-1 draw between the division’s top two sides.
Lymington-based teenager Myles Southworth is about to embark on his first full season as a Team GB cable wakeboarding team member.
The New Forest Thunder Knights have taken a massive step towards bringing a home for baseball to the New Forest.
The Walhampton School family came together to cheer on staff member David Hill as he completed his 250th parkrun at the Lymington Woodside course.
NMO men’s team will compete in their first cup final next week, taking on New Forest Rangers in the In-Excess Cup Final at Hurn Bridge Sports Club.
A New Milton bike shop owner is inviting potential bike polo players to come along and try a new sport in a fun and friendly environment.
Ellingham & Ringwood defeated fellow promotion hopefuls Gosport & Fareham in a winner-takes-all match, securing the second spot and promotion.
New Milton threw everything they had at unbeaten champions Havant seconds, but the visitors ran out comfortable winners.
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Former New Milton Rugby Club player Declan Treacey has been selected as part of the 26-player England squad for the U18 Men’s Six Nations Festival.
Christchurch will feel disappointed to only take a point against United Services Portsmouth in a match that saw six yellow cards and two reds.
Brockenhurst came up against champions-elect AFC Portchester, who were in no mood to show mercy en route to a resounding 5-0 victory.
AFC Totton left West London empty-handed after being caught out by a late counter-attack as they pushed for a winning goal late in proceedings.
Bashley fought well, but promotion-chasing Malvern Town had more desire than their mid-table counterparts, who have little to play for besides pride.
