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Vote for the Hot Shots of the Week (2/22/21 - 2/26/21) Hot Shots of the Week Nominees (2/22/2021 - 2/26/2021) By Chris Hudgison | February 28, 2021 at 12:14 AM CST - Updated February 28 at 12:14 AM Week 8 of Fast Break Friday Night is in the ledger. It’s time for you to pick the boys and girls Hot Shot of the Week. The polls open Sunday at 4:00pm and close Tuesday at 4:00pm. Chris will announce the winner in the Tuesday sportscasts. Boys Hot Shot of the Week Nominees Newport (Isiah Kendell steal and swish) Our first nominee is from our Game of the Night. Pangburn looked to tie things u...

RUNNING a 10k every day is a big enough feat to try in itself. However, Dan Hodges decided to finish off his mammoth January challenge by completing a full marathon on Sunday, January 31. Dan has been taking on daily 10k treks throughout the whole of January with a different person in aid of the Standing Tall Foundation, of which he is a trustee. Launched by veteran Andy Reid last year, the organisation offers mental health support to NHS and care home staff. During the month, Dan took on a run in memory of former Blackbrook rugby player Jordy Welsby who tragically died after being ...

Club historian Rob Mason pays tribute. We were saddened to learn of the death of former Sunderland coach John Mortimore who has passed away at the age of 86. Born in Farnborough, Mortimore was capped by England at youth and amateur level. He began with Woking (where his brother Charlie was the star centre forward) and also played for Aldershot as an amateur before 279 games over a decade as centre-half with Chelsea from 1956-65. The first of two appearances at Sunderland saw him play in the crucial game at the end of the 1962-63 season which led to Chelsea pipping Sunderland to promotion. H...

Sunderland: 20 June 1955 – 6 May 1958 SAFC career 35 appearances / 10 goals. Club historian Rob Mason pays tribute. We were saddened to learn that Johnny Hannigan passed away on Friday 11 December, at the age of 87. John was a winger who came to Sunderland from Morton in 1955. Earlier this season Sunderland scored eight goals against Aston Villa Under 21s. It was the first time the Lads had scored eight since Hannigan weighed in with a hat-trick against Charlton in an 8-1 win at Roker Park in September 1956. Strangely, on another occasion Johnny scored a hat-trick it came in a North E...

Sunderland: 17 October 1951 – 5 June 1955 SAFC career 38 appearances / 4 goals. Club historian Rob Mason pays tribute. We were saddened to hear that John McSeveney passed away on Saturday 12 December, at the age of 89. John was a winger who came to Sunderland from Hamilton Academical in 1951. While playing for Sunderland in the 1950s McSeveney also had a job at Wearmouth Colliery where the Stadium of Light now stands. Having debuted in a 1-0 win at Manchester United John explained to Red and White in 2006 that after that match he travelled back to his native Scotland to collect his belo...