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• Vine’s batting in the dock as Gore Court claim win

  By  Sevenoaks-People at 08:00 on 03/09/10

  

  Sevenoaks Vine: 163ao The Mote: 219-7 Vine lost by 56 runs THE Mote were to be the Vine’s final guests in an up and down Kent League Premier Division season, and this match proved to be no different. Winning the toss, the Vine inserted the Mote on a damp wicket, hoping to get the best bowling conditions. Sevenoaks struck early when Tim Shaw had Mote skipper Tom Harvey caught at mid-on. The ball continued to deck around...

• Town back in action

  By  Sevenoaks-People at 08:00 on 03/09/10

  

  SEVENOAKS Town are back in action on Saturday, as they travel to Guildford City in the first qualifying round of the FA Vase. Monday’s local derby with Tunbridge Wells had to be postponed, after Martin Larkin’s side earned themselves a FA replay against Dulwich Hamlet after a 3-3 draw on Saturday. This meant that Wells had to play the replay on Tuesday evening. Manager Keith Levett would have been looking forward to...

• Wells confident ahead of relegation clash

  By  Sevenoaks-People at 08:00 on 03/09/10

  

  AFTER seeing both the seconds and thirds stay in their respective divisions, Tunbridge Wells Cricket Club’s chairman Steve Green is looking for the first XI to make it a hat-trick tomorrow (Saturday). Wells entertain Sevenoaks in a winner takes all match, which will decide who stays in the Kent Premier League – as if local derbies don’t have enough riding on them as it is. Both sides need just five points from...

• Vine buzzing ahead of winner takes all match

  By  Sevenoaks-People at 08:00 on 03/09/10

  

  SO AFTER a long season and 17 matches, it all comes down to the final game between Sevenoaks Vine and local rivals Tunbridge Wells to see who retains their Premier League status. Vine, who have had a difficult campaign, sit one place above the drop zone and need just five points to survive, while Wells, playing at home, are in the same position. It could have all been wrapped up, bar the shouting, if Vine hadn’t have gone...

• Ardiles graces Greatness

  By  Sevenoaks-People at 08:00 on 27/08/10

  

  MUCH has been written about the plight of the English game in recent months, so what better solution than to let a former World Cup winner and a host of ex-pros coach a group of eager youngsters? Well that is exactly what happened in Sevenoaks last week for the first ever Ossie Soccer School – the brainchild of organiser Sam Goode. The man himself, Spurs legend Ossie Ardiles was there, along with old White Hart Lane men such...

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