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, CLITHEROE had their first glimpse of a Fleetwood second XV th a t has sat high in the- league since September. ■ ■ Kick-off came after a night­


mare journey avoiding road­ works and a 15-minute hike to the pitch, which meant that Clitheroe started the match after a rushed warm-up, and after eight minutes Fleetwood crossed over for an opening try, which was unconverted. This seemed to wake up the


team, and they played good rugby which saw them press the Fleetwood line on several occasions, but 20 minutes of pressure was absorbed by Fleetwood, who continued to run from deep.


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■ As half-time approached^' Clitheroe held their own, if not looking as dangerous and penetrative has they have done in previous weeks. Scrum-half Smith had his


usual intrusive, abrasive game, ably backed up by his half-back partner Watson, while the switched centre pairing of Railton and Peel took time to gel, but showed they had potential to break the gain line given space. Slack tackling cost the


visitors a converted try which took the score to 12-0.


By this time, blindside flank


Nuttall had left the pitch with an eye injury,1replaced by first team debutant Kyi Manson- KuUin, who slotted in at prop, while Edmondson moved into


• the second row and Curphey to his favoured^ blindside flank, from where his trade­ mark bullocking runs were seen to good affect. Clitheroe started brightly in


the second half, Edmondson continuing his excellent work and hooker Penny making no small contribution also. ■ After 10 minutes, slightly


against the run of play. Fleet- wood ran the. ball from deep


and dotted down under the


- posts to take the score to 19-0, again after slack tackling. With Manson-Kullin and


Proctor both propping very well - each from either end of the age scale - Clitheroe start­ ed to get the upper hand of the scrum as they were driven on by the powerhouse second row Dowson, and this helped the team more on to the front foot at the set piece. One foray into the Fleet-


wood half led to a Clitheroe penalty, and as it was directly in front of the posts, the easy three points were opted for. , Despite looking to most


observers like the kick was good, the flags stayed down and Clitheroe felt slightly hard done by. Positives to take from the


game were the return after long term injury of darting full-back Basquill, who with his wing men Ben Rigby and O’Connor looked exciting in attack, and the excellent debut of Manson-Kullih in the front row. On Saturday the Maroon


and Golds entertain Vale of Lune thirds at Littlemoor, who have been one of the form teams of late in the league, . kick-off 2-15 p.m.


f i- Spring is in the air THE 43rd edition of the


.Clayton Spring Classic in the Bashall Eves area of Clitheroe was raced on Sunday.


■ .Many of the country’s top riders were in the field for the season’s opening road race. The race format is handi­


f.r- -


capped, with a race field of 80 riders, taking on a total dis­ tance of 52 mile covering the four-mile circuit 14 times. The Elite riders didn't have


it all their own way, and the group of young racers held them off until five laps out. Best local riders were Dan


Walker from Great Harwood and the promoting club, who was 38th, and Russell Brass, who finished 41st. Local youngsters Sam


Boast, Hamish Graham and Martin Woofindin rode strongly throughout. Colne Olympian Steven


Burke was a non-starter, away with the GB Squad. Prizes were presented by


Brian Cookson, the British Cycling National President fromWhalley. Cookson travels all over the .


Cycling


world on behalf of the National (5oveming body, and he arrived by bike for this one. He said: “Clayton Velo do a


great job with this race, and the top riders use it every year to start their season off. “Former World Track


champion and Olympic bronze medal winner Chris Newton was third - he's ridden the event 17 timesl” The winner was Rapha


Condor professional rider Dan Craven, ahead of Peter Williams


(Motopoint


Marshalls Pasta) and Newton (Rapha Condor Sharp). Fourth was Jonny McEvoy


(Motopoint Marshalls Pasta), followed by Ian Bibby (Motopoint Marshalls Pasta), Dean Downing (Rapha Condor Sharp), Tom Barras (Team Raleigh), Ben Greenwood (Rapha Condor Sharp), Alistair Rutherford (Science In Sport) and James Samson


(Motopoint Marshalls Pasta).


WHEEL GOOD: Sam Boast (in orange) of Team Cycle Sport Pendle, aged 16 and from Colne, Martin Woofindln (in blue), 17, from Burnley, and Russell Brass, of Clitheroc, and promoting club Clayton Velo (in the red, green and white) in action


Rossendale United . . .3


Clitheroc Wolves U9s Red 4 - WOLVES won a seven-goal thriller after an exciting game, taking early advantage' with a Joe Briggs goal.


Rossendale struck back, but Sam


Pickles made it 2-1 at half-time. D a le levelled with an own goal,


before Taylor Wilson again edged Wolves ahead from a free kick.


. ' The Rossendale keeper did well to


save a penalty, but Matthew King scored from the rebound. Dale with another back before the final whistle. Wolves keeper James Prendergast impressed, and man-of-the-match .was Harry Jackson. -


Grindleton.......... .. .6 Waddington.............. 4 HAT-TRICKS either side of half-time got Grindleton back to winning ways at the weekend.


• The visitors started strongly, and an Ibo


shot from the edge of the area stung the palms of captain Mashiter as it was turned onto the bar and cleared to safety. Minutes later, Sam Dean was through


but wasted a good opportunity when play­ ers were waiting in the box. Just when Grindleton thought they had


settled into the game, an innocuous-looking free-kick drifted into the box and was missed by the defenders before bouncing into the far comer. ■


I t ViTasn't until the 20th minute th a t


Grindleton made any kind of impact on the game when Jake “Partridge” Chadwick won their first 50-50 tackle of .the day, and watched it loop over-the stranded Waddington goalkeeper and into the net.


Grindleton hat-trick heroes on song Football


moment of real class from Chadwick that put the home team ahead when he latched onto a throughball and fired the ball home with 10 minutes of the first half remaining. It was nothing more than the home team


With two fortuitous goals scored, it was a


deserved as their fluent football was really stretching the Tangerine defence. Sharpies was unlucky to see an effort go


straight at the keeper, and Walker also went close during this period of pressure. But shortly after his second, Chadwick


Grindleton threw caution to the wind to try and get the next goal. ■


dispossesed a central defender almost from the kick-off and slotted the ball past the keeper, a replica of his previous goal, to notch his second hat-trick of the season and send the home team into half-time 3-1 to the good. ■Playing uphill in the second half,


And that is just what happened when a


moment of magic from young Charlie Jackson found Sharpies in the box, who rattled the ball home. However, Waddington aren't the kind of


team to give up, and moments later, a throughball for Ibo evaded North, and Cross brought down the Turkish striker to concede a penalty. ■ The kick was despatched, and the


■visitors were back in the game. The second penalty kick of the afternoon


■' lead. ■ The scoring wasn't over though, as


came when another Jackson throughball found Sharpies, who was brought down. He dusted himself down and smashed the penalty home to restore the three-goal


minutes later a Waddington striker, looking suspiciously off-side, latched onto a lofted ball in the box and sent a shot goalwards which was blocked by Mashiter, only to loop to another player stood on the


efforts towards the end of the game, but their sixth and best goal of the afternoon was smashed home by Sharpies after he had collected the ball and jinked past two


defenders in the box to get a second half hat-trick.


. W^^ldington grabbed a consolation through Ibo that flew in off the back of Fawcett, but the contest was by then over. Grindleton next entertain top-of-the- league Long Lee Juniors.


,Trawden V14s . . . . . . ^ .3 Clitheroe U14s,. . . . . . .5 - ' THE Ribble Valley side started ■ ■ strongly and found themselves sat ■


■ ;,on a two-goal cushion after just 10


'minutes. However, Trawden fought' back and overturned the scorelihe to ' go in 3-2 up at the interval. 'Wolves


goal-line to knock the ball in. Grindleton went close with a couple of


Rim on song


Football


Rimington ...................2 Langho ........................... i THEY say to become league champions you need to win games even when you’re not performing to your potential. And, if this game was anything


to go by, the East Lancs Division One title will be heading back to Rimington after they beat second placed Langho in less than impressive fashion. The away side dominated the


opening 45 minutes and utilised the pace and trickery of winger Gibson to good effect as they pushed the home defence back towards their own goal. Bolton threw himself in front of the first goalbound strike before Kershaw pulled off a stunning save low to his right. Simpson fired over from an acute angle shortly after. But i t was far more than


Rimington deserved when they took the lead'after 20 minutes when a long kick downfield from Kershaw was flicked on by Lloyd and into the path of Heslop who swivelled neatly before lobbing the ball over the keeper. Curtis and Clark both made


vital blocks as Langho searched for the equaliser and Kershaw pulled off two more fine saves. However, the visitors finally got what they deserved as Gibson was sent clear in the area to slide under Kershaw to level. Rimington re-grouped at the


interval and started the second half brightly. Heslop, who saw an early effort loop over the bar, and McLean were replaced by Penman and Walsh as the home side looked to push on and grab all three points. And they were rewarded for


their efforts when they re-took the lead courtesy of a defensive lapse from Langho. A poor pass was intercepted


and Lloyd headed on to Penman inside the area from a Green pass before the veteran striker round­ ed the keeper to slot home. The visitors looked to respond


immediately and Rimington had . Kershaw to thank again as he did ' brilliantly to tip a shot onto the post and then'reacted quickly to ■


push a deflected shot off Curtis ' away from the top comer. Manager Terry Braithwaite


said: “The players are working hard and that’s probably why we are winning, however, we won’t get away with playing so poorly every week if we are to keep on track for three trophies. Kershaw kept us in the game while Curtis and Clark were excellent at the back but I ’m mystified why our midfield is being dominated when: we have so many quality places vying for places in there. We- move on to Mill Hill away twice now and we’ll need to play better for sure.”


• took to the pitch in the second half with a reneweil sense of purpose / after a meaningful half-time team


■ talk.' George Banks and star skipper Zac Robinson finished the game


. with two goals apiece) while Danny rMort ^Iso etched his name on the scoresheet to record a 5-3 victory.


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FOOTRALL LEAGUE R E S U L TS


First Division ; ' Oswaldtwistle SM 2, Worsthome 3;


Read United 5, Bacup CC 0; Riming- lon 2, Ungho 1; Stacksteads SJ 4, Colne United 3. Second Division .


Clitheroe RBL.1, Feniscowles &


Pleasington 3; Rock Rovers 5, Peel |Park3.


Reserve Division


, Barrowford Celtic 6, Rimington 1; Colne United 0, Worsthorne 3; Hurst Green 11, Read United 0. F IX TU R ES


I First Division ■


Bacup CC V Hurst Green; Enlield v Icolne United; Goodshaw United v


[.fMCanberra; Mill Hill v Rimington; ■ “ nOswaldtwistie SM v Slacksteads SJ; Read United v Borrowdale United; Worsthome v Langho. Second Division


, Feniscowles & Pleasington v BGSOB; Padiham V Peel Park. Reserve Division


Hurst Green V Colne United; Lang­ ho V Worsthome; Rock Rovers v Bar-


Irowlord Celtic. Bob Little Cu p Rrst Round BamoldswickTown v Pendle Pbrect Reserve Cu p First Round BGSOB V Oswaldtwistle SM; . Pendle Forest v Stacksteads SJ;


Rimington V Peel Park. T A B L E S


First Division P W D- L P


[Canbena___ ; . . 1 8 . i r 3 4 36 Langho .............. 18 10 4 4 34 ReadUtd . . . . . . .1 9 10 4 5 34 Rimington . . . . . .1 4 10 3 ,1 33 Slacksteads SJ .18 10 3 . 5 33 lEnlield............ :.14 .9 2. 3 29 lorsthome___ .20 9 1 10 28


[Hurst Green___ .15 8 3 4 27 IMillHill.............'.16 6 4, 6 22 OssySM.......... .18 7 1 10 22 GoodshawUtd ..12 3 2 7 11


[Colne Utd___ ...18 3 1 14 10 Bacup CC . . . . . .1 5 1 2 12 5 BorrowdaleUId ..13 0 1 '12 1 Second Division P W D L P


B'lordCelUc___ .17 12 2 3 38 Pendle Forest ...13 11 2 0 35 BGSOB..............12 7 3 2 24 BlyBelvedere ...14 6 4 4 22 ■ Padiham ............ 14 7 1 6 22 Feniscowles. . . . .15 6 2 7 20 RockRovers___ 15 5 3 7 18 BamoldswickTn .16 5 1 10 16


ClitheroeRBL ...15 4 1 10 13 Peel Park............ is o 1 14 1 Reserve Division. P W D L P


Woisthome___ .20 17 1 2 52


Pendle Forest ...19 14 r 4 43 BGSOB..............18 11 3 4 36 HurstGreen___ 20 10 3 7 33 B’lordCeltic . . . . .1 7


10 2 5 32


Langho........, . . .1 7 9 2 6 29 OssySM............17 9 2 6 29 Enlield................16 6 2 6 26 Stacksteads SJ ..20 7 4 9 25 Rimington..........16 7 1 8 22 RockRovers . . .2 1


4 3 14 15


PeelPark............16 3 2 11 11 ReadUtd...........18 2 1 15 7 Colne U Id . . . . . . .17 1 M s 4


HARRY OEWHURST MEMORIAL


FOOTRALL LEAGUE F IX TU R ES


Sunday


Terry CattermoleTrophy Quarter-Rnals


, . 1


Abbey Rovers v King’s Arms* (Bullough); Duke of Wellington v :


Welly Clayton (W i lso n 's ); Helmshore Harriers v Spinning Jenny (M em o r ia l) ; O s s y


Refugees v Church Town (Fox- hill).


Division 1


,,. -9* ^^3rwood Rovers V Dog Inn (Wilson's).


„ Division Z ' " Rose and Crown v Black Bull.


(Haslingden). T A B L E S


Division 1


Welly Clayton. . . . .7 : 6 1 0 19 SpinningJenny ...8 6' 0 2 18 DukeotWellington 7 4 1 - 2 13 ' Church Town . . . . . 5 3 0 - 2 ' 9. ) Ppslnn................9 3 0 ,6 9)i Clarence...............8 GlH'vroodRovers .8


■ P W D L P 1 1 6 4 , 1 1 • 6' 41: '


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CLITHEROE MEN’S


DARTS LEAGUE RESUL TS


Rrst Division . Buck Inn 5, Legion B 4; St


Michael’s RO 2, Pendle Inn 7; Legion A 0. Swan A 9; Craven Heifer 4, Low Moor 5. Second Division


Billington BBC 3, Brown Cow


A 6; Swan Ladies 0, White Lion 9; Brown Cow B 5, Horseshoe 4. R X TUR E S Monday


Mick Patten Rnat


- Craven Heifer v St Michael’s RO (at Brown Cow). I Knockout entries required by


Monday.


SOLICITORS EAST LANCASHIRE


- Black Bull............10 7 0 3 21 Rose and Cmwn ..9 7 1 1 7 4


■ Division 2 P W D L P


1 22


. Abbey Rovers ....9 6 0 3 18 Ossy Refugees ...9 3 1 510 H’shore Hamers .10 2 1 7 7 Kings Arms ..........9 1


WARDURTON YOUTH FOOTOALL LEAGUE


■ R ESUL TS Under 13


Barnoldswick Barons White 1


Pendle Forest White 9; Brierfield Celtic While 2, Ighten Leigh 0; Colne Red 0


Bacup Juniors 5; PAAK United 1, Colne Blue7.


■ Under 14


CelBo 3; (kilne 3, Haslingden Juniors 1 * Fulledge Colts 0, Pendle Forest 7; Traw­ den Celtic 3, Clilheroe Wolves 5. Under 16


Barnoldswick Barons 3, Brierfield


7; Junior Clarets 4, Daneshouse 1; Pen­ dle Forest 16, Brunlea Juniors 1 r x t u r e s


Kick-Off 10-30 a.m. unless stated


Under 13


Bamoldswick Barons White V Colne Red (West Craven, M. Heald); Brierfield


CelBc Blue V Ckilne Blue (Praine, L But- terworth); Ighten Leigh v Brierfield CelBc


■ White (Prairie, J.Stanworth); PAAK Unit­


ed V Brierfield CelBo Red (Edge End, 1- 30 p.m., D. Mottram); Pendle Forest


White v Bacup Juniors (Prairie. D. Boys).


Under 14 Briercliffe Rovers v Belvedere (Prairie). Under 16 Barnoldswick Town v Todmorden


Fulledge Colts ....10 10 0 0 30 B’field CelBc Blue .11 9 1 1 28 (kilne Red............11


7 1 3 22


Bacup ....................9 7 0 2 21 •Pendle Forest W .11 7 1 3 19 Colne Blue..............8 6 0 2 18 B'field CelBc Red..13 4 2 7 14 ■PAAKUtd............12 3 0 9 6 BamoldsvrickW...10 2 0 8 6 Ighten Leigh ........13 1 1 11 4 B'lieldCeIBcW ...12 1 0 11 3 Under 14 P W D L P


Colne....................10 9 1 0 28 B'wick Barons . . . .12 8 2 2 26 Cowling Youth . .. .1 0 8 2 0 26 Ighten Leigh ........1 0 . 8 1 1 25 B’field CelBc Red. .11 5 4 2 19 C’roeWolves..........8 3 3 2 12 Pendle Forest ... .1 4


3 3 8 12


Haslingden ............9 3 1 5 10 ‘Belvedere..............9 3 0 6 6 Trawden CelBo....11 2 0 9 6 •B’diffeRovers . . . .9 2 1 6 4 •FulledgeColts ...13 0 0 13 -27 Under 16 P W D L P


PendleFbrest ... .1 2 11 0 1 33 Junior Clarets ... .1 0 10 0 0 30 BamoldswickTn ..10 5 1 4 16 Burnley Rangers ..10 5 1 4 16 Padiham Saints. . . .9 4 0 5 12 C'roeWohres___ ;.8 3 1 4 10 Centre Vale . . ' . . . . .7 3 0 4 9 Daneshouse.........7 2 1 4 7 Todmorden ..........10 2 0 8 6 Bnrnlea ................11 0 0 11 0


Darts


Borough (Victory Park, R. Crabtree);' Clitheroe Wolves v Brunlea Juniors (Roelield, J. Swayne); Daneshouse v Padiham Saints (Prairie, M. Hutton). TA B L E S Under 13 P W D L P


Clitheroe Wolves 6. Padiham Saints Pendle Inn www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Sport Info Desk TAB LES


British Legion B St Michael’s RO Swan 8 Royal A


Buck Inn Low Moor


Craven Heifer British Legion A


St Michael’s A


. Billington Brown Cow A White Lion Brown Cow B Horseshoe


Svran& Royal B


First Division . P W L P 13 9 4 77 13 7 6 68 13 7 6 65 12 9 3 62 12 6 6 61 13 8 5 60 13 5 8 54 13 0 13 13


Second Division P W L P


11 10 1 77 11 9 2 72 11 ■ 8 3 59 11 4 7 46 11 5 6 44 12 3 9 36 11 0 11 16


CLITHEROE&


DISTRICT DARTS & DOMINOES LEAGUE


RESULTS DARTS


Division 1


Jud ge Walmsiey A 4, Swan 81 Royal 5.


Black Horse 7, White Horse 2; Division 2 Social Club 2, Horseshoe 7;


Waggon & Horses A 6, Waggon & Horses B 3. High Scores


180, D.Ainsworth x2, T.Finn;


140, J.Hargreaves x3, J.Scholield x2, P .B a rk e rx 2 , L.Wright x2, D.Ainsworth, T.Finn, A.Porter; 137, LWright; 133, S.SIater; 132, S.


STANDINGS 1, Petro Arms (83); 2, Royal


Oak A (79): 3, Craven (61); 4, Billington BC, De Lacy (58); 5, Black Bull (56); 6, Royal Oak B (5 2 ) ; 7, Low Moor (5 0 ) ; 8, Legion (49); 9, Bay Horse (47); 10, Catholic SC (37). HIGH SCORES


171, E. Jungbluth; 132, M.


Taylon 125, T. Fielding, J. Gal­ lagher; 114, C. Stanley; 111, B. Grives; 101, E. Twist, M. Harg­ reaves, T. Townsend, D. Steven­ son; 100, B. Parker, A. Bellanca, C. Gilmour, L. Pierce, B. Girives.


Snooker CLITHER0E& DISTRICT SNODKER


LEAGUE RESULTS


Rrst Division Chatbum A 6, Con. Club 6;


S o cial Club A 8, Whalley 4; Slaidbum 6, Billington A 6; Low Moor A 10, Rimington A 2. Second Division


Catholic Club 6, Chatbum B


6; Waddingtoh B 6, Social Club B 6; Billington B 12, Clitheroe 0; Rimington B 6, Low Moor B 6. Tonight’s Fixtures Rrst Division


Geldard; 126, KEvanson; 123,


T. Rnn, K.Evanson; 122, R.Reld- ing (Check); 121, P.Farnsworth x3, S.Stanley, N.Charnley; 120, S .G e ld a rd , A.Kenyon; 119, R.Fielding; 117, C.Flynn; 111, J.Hargreaves; 108, D.Ainsworth (Check), R.Relding; 104, LAsBn; 103, R.Jones; 101, D.Gudgeon; 100, L.Wright x6, A.Kenyon x5. A .P o r te r x5. S.Hoole x4, N.Charn le y x3, R.Fielding x3, D.Gudgeon x3, S.Walmsiey x3. R.


D.Ainswo rth x2, D.Flynn x2, S. Geldard x2,1.Yates x2, C.Rynn, J .S te e r , P .B a rk e r , S.Stanley, A.B row n , L.Astin, N.Birtwell, J.Hargreaves, LLloyd. DOMINOES Division 1


Black Horse 11, White Horse


10; Judge Walmsley A 14, Swan & Royal 7.


Division 2 Social Club 13, Horseshoe 8;


Waggon & Horses A 5, Waggon & Horses B 16. TA B LES DARTS


Division 1


Brown C ow .............................. 5 40 Black Horse..............................8 38 Judge Walmsiey A ....................7 34 Swan & Royal ........................ 7 32 R.B. Legion ............................ 7 29 White Horse. . ' ..........................8 16 Division 2


P P Slaidbiirn V Rimington A;


Billington A v Con. Club; Low Moor A V 'Whalley; Chatbum A V Social Club A. Second Division


Rimington B v Clitheroe;


Catholic Club v Billington B; ■Waddington B v Low Moor B; Social Club B v Chatbum B. DRAW


Knockout Cup Semi-Finals Low Moor A v Rimington A;


Jo n e s x2, P.Winstanley x2,


Catholic Club v Con. Club. Matches to be played April


1st and 8th. TABLES


First Division P W D L P


Social Club A . . ..10 8 1 1 84 LowMoorA.........10 4 3 3 66 BillingtonA ........10 3 4 3 62 Chatbum A ..........10 6 2 2 62 Slaidbum.............10 2 4 4 5 4 Con. Club............. 10 3 1 6 52 Rimington A ..........10 1 4 5 50 Whalley___....10 Second Division P


ChalbumB ........10 Catholic Club....10 Rimington B ........10 BillingtonB ........10 Waddington B . . .10 Clitheroe............10 Low Moor B ........10 SodalClubB___10


Judge Walmsiey B ..................6 38 , Wagons HorsesB..................8 35 R Wagon & Horses A ...................6 34 ' ■ Horseshoe ............................. 7 32 ■ Social Club.................................7 23 : White Hart.................................4 9 DOMINOES Division 1


Black Horse..............................8 81 ' Judge Walmsiey A ................... .7 79 White Horse..............................8 76 i Swan & Royal...........................7 75 ■ - R.B. Legion .............................7 73 1; Brown Cow .............................5 57 t - Division 2


Horseshoe ............................. 7 86 Wagon & Horses B . ; ............... 8 84 .w Social Club.................................7 76 ■


■ ■-


Judge WalmsIeyB.....................6 63 •;-> Wagon 8 Horses A ................... 6 55 i; White Hart................................. 4 35 iT


RIDBLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS


ASSOCIATIDN R E S U L TS • League


Catholic S C 3, Petre Arms :


(formerly Judge) 6; Black Bull 3, Royal Oak A 6; Royal 0,ik B 4, <


-r;v


Legion 5; Billington B C 5. Do .vi' Lacy 4; Low Moor 4, Craven 5. T ■-


THWAiTES CLITHEROE & DISTRICT WINTER POOL


LEAGUE RESULTS


Premier Division Buck A 4, Low Moor Club 8;


Billington BBC B 12, Bay Horse 0; Kings Arms 4, Royal British Legion A 8; Low Moor 11, St Peters A 1; Royal British Legion B 7, White Horse B 5; White Horse A 3, Buck A 9. Rrst Division


Conservative Club B 8, Kings


Arms A 4; Royal Oak'A 6, Kings Arms C 6; St Peters B 7, Dog Music Bar 5; Stork B 8, Higher Buck A 4; Wagon 8 Horses 5, Read Con Club 7. Second Division


Black Horse 5, Royal British


Legion D 7; Higher Buck B 7, Wagon B 5; Kings Amns B 5, Low Moor B 7; Whalley Con Club 6, Horseshoe 6; White Hart B 9, Billington A 3. Third Division


Brown C ow Clitheroe 9,


Craven Heifer 3; Buck D 5, De Lacy 7; Pendle Hotel 5, Whalley Arms 7; Royal Brib'sh Legion C 8, Royal Oak B 4; White Lion 6, BuckWrinkleys6. R X TUR ES


Premier Division Bay Horse v Royal British


Legion B; Royal British Legion A V White Horse A; St Peters A v Billington BBC B; White Horse B V Kings Arms. Rrst Division


Dog Music Bar v Stork B;


Higher Buck A v Wagon 8 Hors­ es; Kings Arms A v St Peters B; Kings Arms C v Con Club B; Read Con Club v Royal Oak A. Second Division


Billington A v Kings Arms B:


Horseshoe v Black Horse; Low Moor B V Whalley Co n Club; Royal British Legion D v Higher Buck B; Wagon B v While Hart B. Third Division


Buck Wrinkleys v Pendle


Hotel; Craven Heifer v Royal British Legion C ; De Lacy v White Lion: Royal Oak B v Buck D; Whalley Arms v Brown Cow Clitheroe.


M. Humphries Singles Cup C . Kenyon (Dog ) v G . Dale


(Billington): C. Hogarth (Billing- torn) v T . Eglin (Kings); C. Bristol (Kings) v M. Brocklehurst (Low Moor); B. Naylor (White Horse) v J . Whitwell (Kings): S. Almond (Billington) v C. Whittaker (RBL); C . Loughran (Buck A ) v N. Birtwell (White Horse) vW. Back­ house (Low Moor B): S. Water- house (K in gs ) v M. Hitchen (Billington B); C. Schofield (White Horse) v I. Harle (RBL A); L. Sut­ cliffe (RBL A) V A. Dugdale (RBL A ): I. Wrathall (Read Club) v P. Blackburn (RBL A); S. Thompson (R B L A ) V M. Plant (White Horse): V. Gilmore (Dog ) v B.


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Watson (Kings); C. Drinkwater (Low Moor) V S. Martin (Dog); J. Fowler (Kings) v D. Moor (Buck). TAB LES


Premier Division P W D L P


Low Moor Club ..14 10 3 1140 Buck A . . . . . . . ..14 8 3 3125 RBL A ............ ..13 9 2 2119 RBLB ............ ..13 10 0 3115 BillingtonB . . . ..13 7 2 4106 KingsArmsA ..13 6 1 6 98 White Hoise B . ..13 3 2 8 69 White Horse A . ..13 2 . 2 9 65 St Peters A . . . ,.13 1 0 12 46 Bay Horse........ ,13 2 1 10 41 Rrst Division


P W D


Read Con Club ..13 7 2 Wagon A ............13 7- 2 Dog ....................13 7 0 Higher Buck A ...13 6 2 Con.ClubB . ; . . .1 3 4 6 Kings Arms C ...13 4 3 R o ^O a k A -------13 5 4 St Peters B ........13 5 1 KingsArmsA ...13 5 2 Stork B ................13 3 2 Second Division P W D L P


While Hart B . ..13 7 6 0115 LowMoorB . .


BillingtonA .. Horseshoe. . .


..13 7 3 3103 ..13 6 3 4102 ..13 4 5 4 95


Higher Buck B ..13 7 1 5 93 RBLD ..........


..13 6 1 6 92


Whalley Con.. ..13 3 7 3 90 Kings Arms B ..13 4 5 4 86 Wagon B ........ ..13 3


9 72


■ Bla^ Horse. . . ..13 1 2 10 62 Third Division P W D L P


White Uo n___ ..13 9 3 1124 RBLC ............ ..13 8 2 ■ 3108 Brown Cow . . . ..13 7 3 3104 BuckWrinkieys ..13 4 7 2'99 Royal Oak B .. ..13 4 4 5 84 Pendle Hotel . .


Craven Heifer . .13 2 5 6 79 Buck D ............


.13 2 6 5 82 1 8 76


De Lacy.......... .13 4 4 5 75 Whalley Arms . .13 1 5 7 63


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Micro wave of


bests Swimming


CLITHEROE Dolphins Micro League A team took part in their first gala of the season at Lancaster, and put in a


■ great team performance. A number of swimmers


swimmers, it was their first taste of a micro lea^ e gala, and they all performed brilliantly. Lancaster won with 132


won their individual events, and the Dolphins triumpherl in many of the'relayrs, with a total of 47 personal bests were achieved. For- the nine-year-old


- f )


points than in any micro league galas since 2006. . At the end of the season,


points, ahead of Ormskirk (127), Clitheroe (125) and Garstang (100). • The team scored more ■


i t is the to ta l number of points that matters, and not the position in each gala, so the close result will help Clitheroe’s cause. The team will need to put


in another huge performance on Saturday at the next gala in Blackburn.


Burrows shows Readstone way


ReadstoneVSsYdloui..........7 Barnoldswick Town . . . . .0 A HAT-TRICK from Harry Burrows, a brace from man of the match Cade Leonard and a goal apiece for Nat Sanderson and Ben Jones saw Readstone through.


Readstone USsBlue . . .9 Brier field Celtic Blue . .9 MAN of the match Saul Wilds made sure his side battled on throughout.


Readstone V9s Blue . . .3 Rishton United .■.____2 GOALS by Lewis Lorenzo; Connor Billington-Calvery and Daniel Goff saw Blue edge this five-goal thriller. Adam Collison was man of thematch.


Readstone U9s Yellow .8 Brierfield Celtic Blue . . 8 TOP-of-the-table Yellow


Junior Football


recorded an emphatic win thanks to hat-tricks from Oliver Crew and Morgan Crowther and goals from Alex Bell and Lee Wild. Cain Birtles was star man.


Readstone VlOs Yellow .5 Pendle Forest Wolves . .2 TRAILING 2-0 a t half­ time, a Readstone revival followed as star man Max Laird and Dominic Hayes scored twice, and Joe Noone scored once.


Readslone Ull Girls . . .8 Baslingden Girls . . . . . .0 HAT-TRICK hero and star player Sophie Hindle helped Readstone thrash Haslingden to stay top. Jessica Horne also scored three. Rebecca Head and Niamh McCartney also scored.


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