The Brighton & Hove Junior team are Itchen League champions for the fourth successive year after all.
Following last Sunday’s nailbiter at Andover when Southampton were adjudged the winners by just four points the calculations have been checked, points for officials allocated and it was Brighton & Hove who won the match by a couple of points.
This means that the final League placings have both Brighton & Hove and Southampton on 30 points for the season but Brighton & Hove City take the title as they have amassed more total points.
Both teams however are invited to the take part in the Southern Promotion match for a place in the Premier League at Copthall on August 29th.
League battles.
Both the Worthing and Brighton & Hove City clubs come to the end of their Southern Men’s Division One League season on Saturday with the Worthing Club travelling to Luton and Brighton & Hove to Reading.
Comfortably placed in 14th place Worthing, who have had a bit of a patchy season ..
The Sussex Under thirteen girls team produced a fine performance at Kingston on Sunday to take third team spot in the South of England U13 Inter-county match.
The Boys also did well placing eighth and combined the filled fifth place out of the dozen plus competing counties.
Grace Cook, who is primarily ..
Bronze for Seb in Canada -- Medals for Sussex at Copthall
Sebastian Rodger has won a bronze medal as a member of the British Junior 4 x 400-metre relay team at the World Championships at Moncton in Canada.
In the heats he had a split of 47.04 when taken his team up to second place on the second leg when the team ..
Crawley and Brighton & Hove through to finals - Sx athletes well placed in Comb' Events
Changes to the conditions for the “10 in 100” competition have abandoned the original combined element of the matches and there are now separate men’s and women’s team competitions.
The top teams in each competition go into the main final with the top “Non British League” teams going into the “Plate ..
The final results from last weekend’s Young Athletes Matches are finally completed and it proved a great weekend for Sussex teams.
The final matches for this season saw Sussex teams in first and second places in both the Division One S.E and Division One S.W
At Worthing in SW the Chichester and ..
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The Sussex Under thirteen girls team produced a fine performance at Kingston on Sunday to take third team spot in the South of England U13 Inter-county match.
Sebastian Rodger has won a bronze medal as a member of the British Junior 4 x 400-metre relay team at the World Championships at Moncton in Canada.
Changes to the conditions for the “10 in 100” competition have abandoned the original combined element of the matches and there are now separate men’s and women’s team competitions.
