Sports Desk

AFTER having four of their Winter Championship events cancelled due to the poor weather, Skipton Golf Club members finally got to enjoy some competitive action on March 13.

SKIPTON Walking Football Club (WFC) have announced that one of its dedicated volunteers has been bestowed with the 'Volunteer of the Year' award by the Walking Football Association (WFA).

FOLLOWING a triumphant campaign in Division One last season, the Skipton Ladies First team has stepped up to face tougher opponents in the West Riding County Premier Division. Their strong league performance ensures they will finish among the top three teams in the division.

In front of the largest crowd of the season, Wharfedale put in a valiant display against league leaders, Leeds Tykes on Saturday as they fell to a narrow 12-8 defeat.

WHARFEDALE bounced back from defeat at Hull to claim a narrow 18-17 victory over Tynedale on Saturday.

COUSINS Dave and Jamie Forrest are still celebrating after capping their best ever season by steering an ageing but trusty Ford Escort to third place in its class on arguably the biggest and certainly hardest rally on the UK calendar.

THE Craven and District Badminton League which attracts clubs from both Pendle and Craven, held their annual level doubles tournament at Sandylands Sports Centre on Sunday and the committee took the opportunity to present retiring President, Derek Seed with a gift as a token of their appreciation for his service to the League.

SKIPTON swimmers have enjoyed a stunning start to the winter competitive swimming season with success at both the County and Regional Championships, including four County gold medals.

EARBY Cricket Club have announced Sri Lankan Raveen Yasas and South African Stefan Breuninger as their respective professional and overseas amateur signings ahead of the 2024 North West Cricket League season.

SKIPTON Tennis Centre (STC) has achieved a remarkable feat by dominating in three divisions this season.