Other Sport

Six local triathletes who train in Lymington and the New Forest are on their way to New Zealand to race in the Ironman 70.3 World Championships.

On a mild morning, 199 people took on the autumnal Brockenhurst parkrun Wilverley Inclosure course, which Adam Jundi led across the line.

Brockenhurst College student and Olympic hopeful Gemma Hobbs has returned from Germany after being recognised for her outstanding performances.

Hordle mum, Katie Parris, stepped into the squared circle at the BIC to box for a charity close to her heart.

Brockenhurst Bowling Club has held several events in aid of their president’s nominated charity Oakhaven Hospice.

After a fundraising effort from the community, two local gymnasts helped Great Britain win a bronze medal in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Brockenhurst Gateway Club hosted the return of the much-anticipated sports event for young adults with disabilities in local Gateway clubs.

This week’s Brockenhurst parkrun saw 15-year-old Ewan Gwyer of Southampton AC crossing the line first, leading a field of 201 at Wilverley Inclosure.

Lymington teen Rhys Black has brought a silver medal home in the England Boxing National Development Championships.

Members of the CNC Christchurch Amateur Boxing Club tackled one of their toughest challenges, the Three Peaks Challenge, to support Autism Unlimited.

Two Olympians returned to their old school to share their stories from the Paris 2024 Games and inspire current pupils.

Carla Rudkin-Guillen took on the world’s best and returned the second-highest-placed English martial artist.

Sir Ben Ainslie vowed to learn from the disappointing end to their America’s Cup campaign and “take it to the next level” in a future challenge.

Sir Ben Ainslie’s Ineos Britannia find themselves on the brink after today’s America’s Cup racing in Barcelona.

Lawrence Boxing Club’s Rhys Black fought his way to a national semi-final spot.

Tom Klemz of Burgate School proudly returned from the karate world championship in Venice, Italy, with a bronze medal around his neck.

Sir Ben Ainslie and the Ineos Britannia team kept their America’s Cup dream alive with two victories in Barcelona on Wednesday.

Sir Ben Ainslie and Ineos Britannia are battling hard to end 173 years of America’s Cup hurt – and local boat builders played a significant role.

Walhampton School hosted their first children’s triathlon with over 106 participants aged between seven and 13.

Hordle-based Millie Ross has gone from a relative novice to representing Great Britain in just over four years.