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CLITHEROE Bike Club’s young triathlete Harry Paige kick-started the 2012 season in style at the Wirral Junior Aquathlon last weekend returning home with the gold medal In the ’ Men’s Youth Reid.
Harry who Is 15 and attends Ciitheroe Royal p i l
EVE Gilbert’s .design for an Olympic poster was re cently chosen from hundreds
of other entries to win the Hyndbum and Ribble Valley
School Sports Partnership’s class room competition;
Every school in .the partner
ship was invited to enter and the standard was extremely high, with Eve, a pupil from St Josephs RC Primaiy School in
Hurst Green, coming out on top. TOe children had to
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Equality and Inspiration. Eve’s poster was outstand ing and she was presented with
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Event open for entries
BADIVllNTON ■
on Sunday,nth March from 10 a.m. ■
play matches depending on p the number of teams in each
ool. An entry fee of £30 (£7.50
^ * * ' t ^ e % a y .collected
of teams of four players - two ladies and two men - who will
The tournament is made up
thanks to Hyndbura Borough puncil , who have made these facilities available. ■rais event will take place
‘^•“b or not, and will be held Centre
to any player, whether ree- j badminton
m ^ o r of Hyndbum. Ihe tournament is
John Culshaw, a former «-“ i IS open
Association chanty touma- memory of the late
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ENTIffiS are being taken Blackburn Badminton
design a poster showing the Olympic Values - Friendship, Respect and Excellence - and the Paralympic Values Determination, Courage,
SPORT
her prize - the Olympic mas cots Mandeville and Wenlock. The school was also pre sented with the Team GB
mascot Pride the Lion. Jane Sheridan, School
Games Orgam'ser for the Wbble Valley, ei^lained; “This is an exciting time for youth sports, with the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympics on the horizon
and.there is a lot for our children and young people to aspire to.
This was an excellent ■ prize (s).
opportunity for the children to explore what the Olympic Games means to’them” Eve is pictured with her
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Grammar School, romped to the finish line in 23:49 minutes almost a minute ahead of his next contender - proving that the winter train ing schedule is paying off. Aquathlons consists of two of the events
from a triathlon - swjm and run - and Includes transition between.
- Harry completed the 500m swim in 6'39 -
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and the 1,500m run in 17.10, and had a very smooth transition.
been chosen to train with the British
Triathlon. North West Development squad at a'so trains more locally
with Ciitheroe Dolphins, Burnley Bobcats Blackburn Harriers and Ciitheroe Bike Club. Winter training is challenging with the cold
dark mornings and cold dark nights,, and so Harry is looking forward to training in some
spring and summer sunshine, fingers crossed,
to continue to prepare for the triathlon sea- son. Harry is pictured with his medal after win-
^{gead United v Langho (Read , Reserve Division
r_;.38ecreational Reid); Rimington v Ljaforstborne (Coulthurst Playing r »i£ds); Stacksteads SJ v Hurst
Ken (Stacksteads Recreational); Waddington v Colne United (Twiner TABLES
Pendle Forest ...12 8 2 2 26 BiiiUngton
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First Division r
f Enfield............13 8 1 4 22 SFepiscoWles...... 12 7 1 4 22
....... ....10 8 1 1 25
■ tM i l l .............10 6 1 3 19 tfoisthome...... 9 6 1 2 19 Menfleld.......... lo 6 1 3 19
Head Utd ..........12 gssySM......... 12
A civic reception in the company of the Mayor of Ciitheroe, Councillor Su- ^ n Knox, gave Ciitheroe Cobras a fine send-off as
the boys success on their, cricketing adventure, and looked forward to hearing about their exploits on their return.•
they embarked on their Dubai Tour. Cc^ncillor Knox wished
_ ClitheroeLionsPresident Brian Cushing, also in
attendance, was thanked by Cobras Chairman Farouk
Cobras are given a fine send-
CRICKET
Hussain for the fantastic nnancial support provided by the Lions in kitting the
boys out with blazers and ties. The Chatbum Road
youngsters will play five matches in the United Arab Emirates, as well as watching England take on .^kistan in Abu Dhabi
and Dubai as part of a busv Itinerary. The squad is pictured at the reception (s).
■Rock Rovers....11 10 1 0 31 _f*Padiham..........15 9 1 5 28 . tSpalderVale..... ..13 8 2 3 26 .aJB’fordCeltic.....15 8 2 5 26
Bo , „ - **Bly Belvedere 12 5 2 fOaneshouse...... 9 3 1 5 10 |6ad Gid............16 11 0 5 33
;|SS0B.............. ,19 10 2 7 32 (Enfield.................16 10 1 5-31
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Langho................ie 5 2 9 17 4StacksteadsSJ..14 5 0 9 15
; Mill Hill.,..............13 7 1 5 22 'Rock Rovers.......16 5 3 8 18 Hurst Green...... 14 5 2 7 17
........ 12 ,8 3 1 27 l/Waddington..... 14 1 2 115
rOswaldtwistle SM14 3 2 9 11 i,Colne Utd.........17 3 0 14 9
fHARRY ;DEWHURST MEIVIO- RIAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE SPONSORED
..BY SMILES & MILES
W O TRADERS FIXTURES
Church Town v Helmshore Harriers (Foxhill).
• League
Bees Knees v Station (Bullouah)* Great Harwood Rovers v Black Bull (Wilson’s); Tavern v Dog Inn
Teriy Cattermole Trophy
Worsthorne........17 11 3 3 36 Pendle Forest..;. 14 11 1 2 34
Waddington.......8 2 2 4 8 BacupCC.......... 11 1 4 6 7 Ciitheroe RBL.... 12 1 2 9 5 Peel Park..........14 0 -1 13 1 Reserve Division p W D L P
fHurst Green ....16 5 1 10 16 pGSOB............. .13 4 0 9 12 BtacksteadsSJ..12 -
1 8i10 2 8 8 1 9 7
' Second Division
polneUtd........ 14 1 3 10 6 P W D L P
P W D L P 11 8 2 1 26
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pVO-STIK FOOTBALL laAGUE First Division North
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_ ‘ P W D L P ffCFylde..........27 18 5 4 59 „.fflt2onAshton..25 17 7 1 58 SwiNonAlbion....26 17 2 7 53
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'TSIIord..... .......28 12 7 9 43 W6rringtonTn...26-11 6 9 39 ..»S IfordCity...... 27 10 8 9 38
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- '-a o sett Town..... 23 -8 5 10 29 m fHEROE.... ..29 7 7 15 28
Jcliffe.... ......23 7 5 11 26 BSley............ 30 5 11 14 26
'TSE iscot Cables ..27 6 8 13 26 ,
rrogate.... ....29 7 4 18 25
• ' 'pett Albion....28 6 4 18 22 y ;.'»lFl<efield.... .....27 4 8 15 20 ir'iClmmell Laird... 28 5 3 20 18
DONALD RACE & FIXTURES First Division
Jniscowles & Pleasington v Read dlnited (Memorial Ground); Hurst f reen v Pendle Forest (Smithy Road
Wid): Langho v Stacksteads SJ . myddings).
1 Second Division ^ p e l Park v Waddington (Peel Park Ibool); Rock Rovers v Ciitheroe
CLITHEROE AND
DISTRICT WINTER DARTS
RESULTS Mick Patten Knockout
Buck In Ciitheroe 5, White Lion 1; Brown Cow B 1, Black Bull 5; Swan & Royal 5, Brown Cow A
0; Buck Inn Paythorne 5, Craven B 3.
League Judge Walmstey 9, Kings Arms
FIXTURES League
Black Bull V Pendle Inn; Craven B V Buck Inn Paythorne; Swan & Royal V White Lion; Low Moor v Legion B; Brown Cpw A v Kings Arms; Legion A v Buck Inn Ciit heroe; Horseshoe v Brown Cow B; Judge Walmsiey v Craven A. TABLES
Swan & Royal 11 10 1 64 Legion B .........11 7 4 64 Pendle Inn...... 10 6 4 55 Black Bull........10 6 5 50 Craven B:........11 4 7 47 Buck Paythorne9 6 3 41 Low Moor........10 3 7 38 White Lion...... 11 0 1 1 1 9 Division Two
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Division One . P W L P
,-;^|BorroyrdaleUtd.12 7 3 2 24 -ChurchTown ..12 7 1 4 19
Judge...............11 10 1 79 Buck Ciitheroe 11 9 2 66 Craven A . . '.. .. 11 8 3 62 Brown Cow A. 11 8 3 60 Brown Cow B. 11 3 8 41 Kings Arms A. 11 3 8 33 Horseshoe.....11 2 9 29 Legion A .........11 1 1 0 2 4
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AND DISTRICT WIN TER POOL LEAGUE
GLASS CLITHEROE RIBBLE VALLEY RIBBLE VALLEY
LADIES’ DARTS AS SOCIATION
. RESULTS Heather Shears 5-a-side
Through to next round: Black Bull, Craven, Bay Horse, De Lacy, Legion.
League
Rose and Crown A 6, Craven 3; Catholic Club 6, De Lacy 3- Petre Arms 6, Low Moor 3; Bii- '-
B 0; Black Bull 7, Bay Horse 2. League
o Rose and Crown
3, Black Bull 67; 4, Rose and Crown A 63; 5, Billington BC
Horse 46; 10, Delacy 31; 11 Rose & Crown B i d
Points and Positions Craven 72;
®1: Low Moor 61; 7, Catholic Club 49; 8, Legion 46; 9, Bay
RESULTS Premier Division
Billinglon Brass Band Club 6, Low Moor A 6; Conservative Club A 3, Buck A 9; Kings Arms C 2, Royal British Legion A 10;
VVhite Horse B 5, Kings Arms A 7.
First Division
Horseshoe 9, Whalley Con Club 3; Read Constitutional Club 6, Bay Horse 6; Rose & Crown 7, Wagon and Horses 5; Royal Oak A 6, White Lion 6; Wagon
and Horses C 5, Kings Arms B7.
Second Division
Buck Wrinkleys 6, Horseshoe B 6; Higher Buck A 7, Royal Oak B 5; Royal British Legion 2, St Peters B 10; St Peters A 10, Brown Cow Ciitheroe 2; Stork 8 Read Con Club B 4. Third Division
CLITHEROE AND
DISTRICT SNOOKER LEAGUE
Black Bull Chalburn 7, Wagon and Horses D 5; Craven Heifer B 1, Buck Laddies 11; De Lacy 5, Dog Whalley 7; Pendle Witch
6, Craven Heifer 6; Wagon B 10, Dog Sports Bar 2.
FIXTURES (Tonight)
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Stanley Bros Tipper Memorial Cup
Buck A V Wagon and Horses: Kings Arms A v Kings Arms C; Low Moor A v Royal British
elmersdale....30 15 7 .8 52 ileyFC.........28 15 3 10 48
■SirliainCity..... 31 15 2 14 47 _JncasterCity...26 14 4 8 46 aMloodley Sports 26 14 3 9 45 iBaraber Bridge ..27 13 6 8 45
dorthTown...29 14 5 10 47
I (Wilson's). ' '
Gt Harwood Rvrs 9 5 0 4 15 HelmshoreH......7 3 0 4 9 Tavern.................8 2 15
7
Bees Knees........7- 1 1 5 4 Station........... :„.9 1 0 8 3
FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS
ROEFIELD LEISURE CENTRE FIVE-A-SIDE
White Lion 3, Replacements 4; Mad Dogs 1, Drunken Monkeys 5; Norfolk 2, Rebel Onions 2; Morning Glory 6, Inter Horseshoe 3.
„ , FIXTURES Drunken Monkeys v Norfolk (9 a^.m.); Replacements v Morning Glory (9-35 a.m.); Mad Dogs v Inter Horseshoe (10-10 a.m.). TABLE
I'l • „ P W D L P Morning Gloiy... 13 9 2 2 29
Replacements ...13 9 2 2 29
llEWrON EAST LAN CASHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Nortoli!-.............13 7 4 2 25 ■ Rebel Onions.....14 7 2 5 23 White Lion..........14 5 1 8 16 Drunken Monkeys134 3 6 15 Mad Dogs.........13 5 0 8 15 Jnter Horseshoe 13 0 0 13 0
Dpg inn.............10 8 0 2 24 Black Bull...........5 5 0 0 15 Church Town......6 5 0 1 15 Star]leyUltras....10 5 0 5 15
, P WD L P TABLE P. Jennings 68, P. Clegg 59- S
guctoorth 51, B. Waddington' 72; J. Byrne 76, S. West 82; M Byrne 95, R. Grant 79; T. Byrne 68, M. Whittaker 47 Chalburn A 6, Social Club 6: G
£1® n ®2; M. Clark
93, B. O Neil 113; C. Lawson 67, B. Cunliffe 81; P. Clark 77,
p. Asiley 62; S. Turner 60, No
Player 0; S. Tomlinson 60, No Player 0. Slaidburn 4, Low Moor A 8* W
Robinson 37, P Mercer 85; J ’ Aiken 96, A. Riley 36; G. Parker S, Tandy 53; D. Cowking
68, M. Holmes 75; D. Harrison
70, D. Cox 101; No Player 0, B Hitchen 60. ■
Second Division
P. Travis 95; D. Hargreaves 89 M. Turner 60,
Billington B 5, Ciitheroe 7: T. Wilson 5 8 ,1. Nash 69; J. Ains worth 47, J. Grilfiths 86; R Kid die 70, T- Brown 83; M. Unwin 81 D. Bowness 61;T. Wright 95.
Waddington B 6, Chatburn B 6: A. Dean 65, R. Parker 82; S. pean 84, C. Mulhearn 71; B. Phillip 55, A. Walmsiey 84; S. Holden 82, A. Booth 91; G. Lax- ton 101, D. Lakin 88; S. Baines 101, 0 . Crooks 74. Low Moor B 4, R.B. Legion 8- D Greenhaigh 59. M. Hitchen 11F S. Wright 94, G. Brunker 60; S Stell 64, S. Hodges 99; I. Perry 60 L. Sutcliffe 67; C. Hayton 63, D. Walmsiey 64; C. Drinkwater 50, M. Riley 6. f ix t u r e s Tonight
First Division
Chalburn A v Con Club; Social Club V Low Moor A; Slaidburn
V Rimington A; Catholic Club V Bye.
Second Division
Billington B v Chatburn B; Low Moor B v Waddington B; Rimington B v R;B. Legion;
• Ciilheroe v Bye. t a b l e s
- Social Club.....9 1 2 6 40 Second Division
Low Moor B .... 9 6 0 3 64 R.B.Legion...... 8 7 0 1 64 Chatburn B .....9 2 3 4 50
Waddington B .9 2 3 4 50 Billington B......8 3 1 4 49 Ciitheroe..........9 4 1 4 47
Rimington B.... 8 0 4 4 36 ■ Denotes 2 points deducted
due to late card or unregistered player.
, P W D L P
Low Moor A .... 9 5 2 2 62 Catholic Club ..9 4 2 3 58 Chatburn A .....9 3 4 2 56 Con Club.;:......8 4 2 2 52 Slaidburh.........8 3 2 3 46 Riminglon A....8 2 2 4 44
First Division P W D L- P
Legion A; Wagon and Horses D V St Peters B. ■
Bay Horse v Rose & Crown- Kings Arms B v Wagon and’ Horses; Wagon and Horses C v Royal Oak A; Whalley Con Club V Read Constitutional Club; While Lion v Horseshoe. Second Division
Horseshoe B v Higher Buck - A; Read Con Club B v Buck
Wrinkleys; Royal British Legion V Stork; Royal Oak B v St Peters A; St Peters B v Brown Cow Ciilheroe.
Buck Laddies v De Lacy; Craven Heifer v Black Bull Chalburn; Dog Sports Barv Wagon and Horses D; Dog Whalley v Pendle Witch; Wagon B V Craven Heifer B. TABLES
Premier Division
LowMoorA.......12 9 2 1 111 BuckA................12,9 2 1 108 Kings Arms........11 4 2 5 75 *Con. CluhA......12 2 4 6 71 White Horse 8....12 2 1 9 62 •White Horse A... 11 2 3 6 57 Kings Arms C.....12 3 0 9 57 Kings Arms A.... 12 2 010 53 First Division
........................ P W D L P Read Con. Club ...12 6 4 2 95 Roses Crown....12 5 5 2 93 Wagon C..........12 5 3 4 91 Bay Horse........12 5 5 2 89 Horseshoe....:...12 5 3 4 87 White Lion........12 5 4 3 86 Wagon A..........12 2 4 6 79 Royal Oak A..... 12 3 4 5 79 Kings Arms B....12 4 2 6 74 Whalley Con......12 1 4 7 67 Second Division
........................ P WD L P Higher Buck A...1210 0 2116 St Peters B........12 8 1 3 99 StPetersA........12 7 0 5 95 Horseshoe B.....12 7 2 3 95 Stork.................12 6 3 3 91- BuckWrinkleys...12 5 3 4 88 RBL...................12 5 0 7 74 Royal Oak B.......12 3 2 7 72 Brown Cow........12 1 2 9 62 Read Con. B.......12 1 1 1047 Third Division
....................... P W 0 L P Dog Whalley......12101 1 113 Wagon B........... 12 9 1 2107 Buck Laddies..... 12 6 4 2105 Black Bull Ch......12 5 2 5 88 Craven Heifer.....12 4 3 5 81
881-A.................12 9 1 2 115 BillmgtonB........12 8 3 1 113
..........- • P W D L P Third Division
Biliington Brass Band Club B v White Horse B; Buck A v Kings Arms; Kings Arms A v Con servative Club A; Low Moor A V Royal British Legion A; White Horse A v Kings Arms C. First Division
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Dog Sports Bar... 12 6 0 6 81 Pendle Witch......12 5 2 5 80 Wagon D............12 3 1 8 66 •Craven HfrB.....12 2 3 7 61 . DeUcy..............12 1 1 10S5
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TON ASSOCIATION TABLES
First Division .....................P W L P
B burn Seniors A13 13 0 268 Ciitheroe A.......12 10 2 168 WestholmeA....11 7 4151 Independent A... 12 7 5 149 Tag...................12 5 7133 Telecom A........11 3 8102 St Philips..........10 3 6 98 RoefieldA........11 1 10 86 Ciitheroe B.... ...10 1 8 7 f
Second Division
.......................... P W L P B’hum Seniors B11 11 0190 Abacus A...........11 9 2166 St Nicholas........12 7 5 155 Halsteads.........10 8 2 149 Stanhiil.............12 4 8111 Independent B... 11 2 9107 B'burn Seniors Cl 2 1 11106 WestholmeB....11 3 8103 Third Division
..........................P W L P B’bumHarpoonsll 10 1 189 Abacus B..........12 9 3 174 College.............12 9 3160 RoefieldB........11 8 3157 Goodshaw........12 6 6 152 St Matthews.....12 5 7133 Ciitheroe C;....... 12 4 8133 TelecmB......... .13 2 11109 B’burn Seniors 013 1 12 82
RLACKBURNAND DISTRICT BADMIN
Peter is Main man with weekend win . double at Mytion
Competitions and Handicap Chairman Peter Main
E e r ^ J n charge of the weekend’s competitions this week, winning both the Winter Singles and, with playing partner Dave Halsall, the Winter Pairs round
Playing off a winter handicap of 18, Peter shot a nett 51 over the shortened 16- h?nnH “n ^ ° n Winter
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Saturday morning. With milder conditions on Sunday ‘^e lead of the
Runner^p in the singles was the returning Scott Stanworth, who pushed Club
Secretary Dave Clegg into third spot following a card play-off. The fight for fourth was a three-way affair, wth Mick Mahon just edging out Chris
Hughes and Graham Plant respectively, all having carded nett chipped in his two from 50 yards! ® ^ e twos pot was split three ways. Luke Chadwick started well by birdying the first
with Chns Hughes and Matt Walsh both doing likewise at the 11th Matt must have learned from last week’s winner, his father Mickey Walsh as he
With just t^vo more rounds to play, Dave Clegg now has a very healthy 14-point
lead over a chasing Mtckey Walsh and 15 points ahead of Steve Rusyn in thfrd. ^ Potentfal 20 points available there’s still a mathematical chance of either of
the chasing pair to overhaul the current leader. In the ladies’ section, Mnner Lady Captain Elect Doreen Hammond extended her
Head at the head of the table, Mth Taqa Wilson taking second s p o r In the Winter Pairs the Wilson brothers Tony and Dave carded their best results
(43 points) of the competition. s i n S E t ! ' " ' " ’
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