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THE last parkrun of the year was the race’s sixth highest-ever attendance, with 262 people running, jogging and walking the damp course.

LYMINGTON sailor Hattie Rogers’ latest victory has meant she is the first-ever woman to win the world, European and national titles in one season.

More than 200 runners took part in the latest Brockenhurst parkrun, with winner Callum Olden of New Forest Runners setting a new personal best.

The new-look New Forest Volleyball U18 girls team competed at the Southampton & District Volleyball Association meet.

Milford’s international table tennis star Simon Heaps overcame much younger players to win bronze at the World Ability Sport Games in Thailand.

Fawley-based teen kickboxer Harvey Sangha scoops two WKU world title belts.

Brockenhurst College has welcomed 12 new athletes to its scholarship scheme with their 2023 intake.

Olympic bronze medallist Emma Wilson felt like she had to “start from scratch” to secure selection as Team GB’s female windsurfer for Paris 2024.

Fordingbridge teenager and karate phenom Thomas Klemz wins gold in Mexico competition.

The talented 18-year-old rode to a 20-point maximum, going undefeated throughout her five races.

Ben Lucas and Archie Golding made the most of their England call-up last week in South Korea, helping England to an impressive podium finish.

NEW Milton karate star Carla Rudkin-Guillen returned from injury in style, winning gold for the second consecutive year at the English championships.

Lymington sailor Hattie Rogers has returned from racing in France as a European champion after a dominant performance on the water.

Hannah Snellgrove has been through the mill recovering from a back injury but still wanted more from the Olympic test event in Marseille.

Christchurch’s Emma Wilson scooped silver for Great Britain at the Paris 2024 test event – a promising sign just one year from next summer’s Games.

Offshore powerboat racing returned to Lymington and the Solent for the first time in years, with spectators treated to thrilling racing.

Two martial artists who host classes in Christchurch have been picked to represent Great Britain at a competition in Florida next month.

Sam Williams continued the feel-good factor after his recent marriage to teammate Rozi Hathaway, by hitting his first-ever home run.

Local sailors Hannah Snellgrove and Emma Wilson have been picked to represent Great Britain in a special Olympics test event.

Christchurch's Olympic medallist Emma Wilson picked up her second medal of 2023, winning bronze at the iQFOiL European Championships in Greece.