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Combined Clubs Summer Pennant Series - Race 8 by Jane Austin 28 Feb 05:07 UTC 27 February 2021 The Division One fleet hits the start line in Race 8 of the Combined Clubs Summer Pennant Series © Colleen Darcey Theres not much that Tasmanian sailing legend Don Calvert doesnt know about sailing on the River Derwent in Hobart, and the proof was in the pudding yesterday with the skipper sailing his Castro 40, Intrigue, to victory on IRC and AMS handicaps, and taking out ...

Author of the article: Riley Cassidy Publishing date: Feb 17, 2021  •  February 17, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  CMCA President Kevin Finn (from left to right), Division Three Coun. Bev Everts, Reeve Brian Hammond, and Foothills MP John Barlow cut a ribbon officially commemorating the completion of the Castle Area Regional Water Project on February 11. Photo by Riley Cassidy Article content Members of the Municipal District (M.D.) of Pincher Creek council and administration gathe...

Check out the gallery above to see all the players - and some of the boardroom individuals - who featured at Carlisle United in 2000/1.

Banjos Shoreline Crown Series Bellerive Regatta 2021 - Overall by Jane Austin 14 Feb 11:20 UTC 12-14 February 2021 Summer sailing was at its glorious best in Hobart for the final day of sailing in the Banjos Shoreline Crown Series Bellerive Regatta. Midnight Rambler (Ed Psaltis) sailed an exceptional regatta winning the Racing Keelboat Division on IRC and defending its Tasmanian AMS Rating Championship from Fish Frenzy Whistler (Drew Latham) with five wins from seven races (nine...

Town Down to 12th Saturday, 13th Feb 2021 19:37 Town dropped to 12th in the third tier for the first time since 1956 following the League One games which did take place this afternoon. The Blues’ fixture at Shrewsbury was among a number postponed but Plymouth beat Fleetwood 1-0 in their game at Home Park to jump ahead of Town, who have three games in hand on the Pilgrims, who are ninth, and Crewe in 11th. The Blues are now five points off the play-offs. Northampton, who are at Portman Road ...

Feb 3, 2021 Photo: Getty Images The Times Union Center has been empty for nearly a year, but that could change in the next few weeks. Arena officials have reached out to the NCAA and offered to host Division Two and Three basketball games and the Division Three hockey tournament next month. Due to ongoing concerns about the spread of COVID-19, there wouldnt be any fans allowed to attend. However, the games would allow people who normally work at the arena to make some money.  

A colourised image of the Watford team in 1906 Edward VII was King, Henry Campbell-Bannerman was Prime Minister and Watford were playing in Division One of the Southern League under the clubs first ever manager John Goodall. The year was 1906 and the picture at the top of this page is how the team looked in their hooped shirts. The Watford Treasury team has again been looking back through our archives to more than 110 years ago and colourised the team image from 1906/07, as well as this one...

The late Johnny Williams made the left-back slot his own, missing only two games as Watford won the title It may seem unlikely now but when Watford won promotion Division Two for the first time in the club’s history only 19 players were used in that 1968/69 season. Having built a side that was founded on hard work, organisation and a strong defence, Ken Furphy’s side edged out Swindon Town to win the Division Three title to reach the second tier where they were to stay for three seasons...

"Its very naïve to try and split it down the middle to 16 and 16" January 25, 2021 ©INPHO/Presseye/Lorcan Doherty. Fermanagh captain Eoin Donnelly says he doesn’t think a second-tier football championship will fix the problem to make games more competitive. The Tailteann Cup had been scheduled in for 2020 but did not go ahead as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, but is in the GAA’s plans for 2021 and would include Fermanagh if they fail to gain promotion from Division 3 or land what woul...

Ken Furphy talks tactics with Stewart Scullion Prior to Graham Taylor’s golden era at Vicarage Road, only one man had led Watford into the second tier of the Football League in the club’s history. Ken Furphy moved to Vicarage Road in the 1964/65 season and as a right-back who made more than 500 appearances in his career, he remained in a player-manager role for almost four years. Having hung up his boots though, he was to guide Watford to the Division Three title in 1969 and into the ...