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An American football takes place in the county this weekend.
A young fighter has been celebrating after he won at a multi-national event in France.
Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley won two gold medals in his first international event since the Paralympics - and it could have been three.
British F4 powerboat champion George Elmore began the defence of his title with second place overall in Lowestoft - despite a qualifying mishap.
Minster have a new captain and a fresh approach for the 2025 Kent Cricket League Premier Division season.
Karl Lennon admitted a fourth year as Invicta Dynamos head coach wasn’t planned - but the team’s potential has got him craving for more.
A council has green-lighted plans for new padel courts as the trendy sport continues to gather momentum across the county.
Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley will make his first tournament appearance since Paris 2024 with back-to-back events.
Greyhound trainer Paul Donovan won his first category one competition in 15 years - with a 66-1 outsider!
Chatham powerboat racer George Elmore starts his bid for back-to-back British F4 titles this weekend.
Teenager Ruben Harris is dreaming of a place at the 2028 Paralympic Games after he won Junior Wheelchair player-of-the-year at the LTA tennis awards.
‘Classy’ Charlie Hickford enjoyed a thrilling victory over Jose Manuel Perez last week and hopes another challenge comes around quickly.
Ditton’s Barry Hawkins is out of the World Snooker Championship after defeat to Iran’s Hossein Vafaei.
Teenager Jack Lead is continuing to flourish - as he prepares to compete in an international karting event next month.
Medway boxer Charlie Hickford expects to rise to the occasion when he faces a formidable opponent this week.
Moses Itauma’s next opponent has been revealed while a meeting later this year against heavyweight king Oleksandr Usyk hasn’t been ruled out.
Teenager Mickey Hawney of Kent Invicta has been voted National Volleyball League Division 3 South East’s Most Valuable Player this season.
Chatham boxer Robert Caswell was in unfamiliar territory as he maintained his winning form on Friday night.
Teenager Jayden Holden steps into the ring for the first time this weekend - just eight weeks after taking up boxing.
The North School Lions have been crowned champions of the Association of Colleges South East men’s division.
Invicta Dynamos have had little time to celebrate a thrilling quarter-final comeback win in the play-offs with the league champions up next.
Teenager Charlie Knight has been celebrating his latest victory which saw him become a national champion in Wigan.
TKO Folkestone ABC’s Marne Owen was victorious at the England Boxing National Junior Championship.
Toby Churchill is captain of a team of world beaters after Great Britain’s men’s 30s won gold at the ITF Masters in Turkey.
William Box swaps SIM racing for the real deal this weekend when he competes in the opening weekend of the Fiesta ST150 Challenge.
County trainers Rab and Elizabeth McNair missed the big prize at Central Park as the Arena Racing Company Kent Plate went to Mark Wallis’ runner.
Invicta Dynamos’ coach praised the effort of his team and the fans who backed them as they pulled off an incredible comeback win.
North School Lions’ graduating basketball players are chasing college glory in their final match.
Teenager Keaton Young became a national champion for a third time at this month’s ABA National Junior Championships.
Invicta Dynamos coach Karl Lennon will be hoping it’s third time lucky against their weekend play-off opponents.
Queen Shakira and King Jackson fly the flag for the county in Saturday’s Arena Racing Company Kent Plate final - but another runner is turning heads.
Youngsters displayed their skills to a champion audience when pros Sean Noakes and Louis Greene attended Snodland Amateur Boxing Club’s latest show.
Medway United Football Club embark on their new Comets pan-disability programme next weekend.
Greyhound trainer Paul Donovan’s runner Hopes Kitty could make a notable breakthrough at Central Park this weekend.
Invicta Dynamos ended their regular season on a high after back-to-back victories.
Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge will stage a first-ever boxing show next month - and Chatham prospect Robert Caswell will be among those in action.
The hard work reaped rewards for Elijah Gibbons as he became a world champion for the second time in three years - aged just nine!
Harry Law came out on top as players from across the county - and beyond - battled for table tennis glory.
