A Wistaston teenager has teed up a golf scholarship in the USA in a bid to make it big in the sport.
South Cheshire College sports student Lewis George is heading across the Atlantic to the University of Central Arkansas (UCA).
Thirteen Nantwich Seals swimmers scooped 22 awards and dozens of personal bests at a major event in the Midlands.
The team travelled to Coventry to participate in the Graham Sykes Long Course Meet.
Nantwich Seals members swam a lung-busting 160,100 metres – to help raise more than £2,000 for charity.
The sponsored swim was in aid of Cardiomyopathy UK, a charity which helps patients and families understand diseases of the heart.
Two young siblings who train in Nantwich have been crowned among the UK’s best – at a national Thai Boxing championship.
Maddie Rowlands, aged 7, and her six-year-old brother Caleb tasted success at the WKA Championships.
By Jonathan White
Hardy athletes battled strong winds and rain to compete in the Cheshire Triathlon in Nantwich, writes Jonathan White.
Hundreds took part in a 200 or 500m swim in the outdoor brine pool, a 20km bike ride, and finishing with a 2.5km or 5km run around Barony Park.
Nine Nantwich Seals swimmers made a big splash when they clocked up 34 personal bests at an event in Wales.
John Crawford, Max Austin, Tom Hales, Josh Stubbs, Mattie Currie, Cam Thomson, Harvey Zwijnen, Katie Woodbridge and Becky Moston all took part in the Llandudno gala.
Ten Nantwich Seals swimmers scooped 38 personal bests and 35 awards at a North West and Wales competition.
The Nantwich youngsters swept to victory and their best times at the event in Wrexham.
American Football team Crewe Railroaders have appointed Mark Hamer as new head coach.
Hamer, who has been special team coordinator since the start of the season, will continue in this role alongside his new position.
A young Nantwich swimmer is making a big splash after smashing records and breaking in to the top 10 nationally.
Polly Holden, 16, competed in the British Swimming Championships in the 50,100 and 200 freestyle events.
Crewe Railroaders get their 2015 American Football campaign underway this weekend.
They will welcome the league’s new boys, the Halton Spartans, to South Cheshire on Sunday.
Young Crewe and Nantwich athletes stormed to success against clubs across England at the annual Tom Pink Indoor Relays event.
Athletes in the under 11s and under 13s teams competed against the best in the North at the event at the England Institute of Sport in Sheffield.
Crewe Railroaders have added experienced running back coach Nick Thompson to their ranks .
Thompson, who choose the Railroaders after receiving offers from other UK teams, started playing American Football in 2008.
Young defensive lineman George Hopley could play a key role for Crewe Railroaders this season, the club says.
Hopley has continued to impress in pre-season training having joined South Cheshire’s American Football side in July last year.
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