By Jack Beresford
Nantwich Town will host North West Counties Premier Division side Whitchurch Alport in the annual Eddie Morris Memorial Cup on July 17.
The cup was set up last season in memory of the late Eddie Morris – a Dabber legend whose playing career featured Crewe Alexandra, Congleton Town and Witton Albion.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies FC beat Frodsham Women’s FC 5-1 in a behind closed doors friendly match.
The game took place at The Applewood Independent Arena 3G pitch on Sunday.
The Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division has been discontinued for the season, officials have said.
The decision was made after one of few remaining teams who initially agreed to continue playing in a new format no longer wishes to.
Nantwich Town have been back in action in a behind closed doors training match at Willaston White Star.
The Nantwich Town teams teams played three lots of 30 minutes at White Star’s ground yesterday (April 24).
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town supporters are urged to become members of the 200 Club and help the club survive through the crippling pandemic.
It aims to provide regular financial support for the club and at the same time those in it have a chance to win up to £400 every month.
Nantwich GT racer Jordan Witt experienced mixed fortunes during the opening event of the inaugural Fanatec GT2 European Series at Monza in Italy.
His best result was fifth place in Pro-Am along with Toro Verde GT team-mate David Fairbrother.
Twenty members of South Cheshire Harriers took to the fields of Betley Court Farm and brought home third and fourth places for the male and female teams.
In the first cross-country race of the season it saw the return of the Cheshire Cross Country Championships after outdoor sport emerges from lockdown.
By Jack Beresford
Nantwich Town will host National League side Altrincham FC on July 27 in a pre-season fixture.
Altrincham are managed by former Dabbers manager and FA Vase winning captain Phil Parkinson.
Crewe Alexandra have secured their position in League One in the first season since being promoted from League Two on a points-per-game basis at the end of last season.
Back in the third tier for the first time since 2016, the Railwaymen picked up where they left off last year to solidify their place at the next level under David Artell.
Raven and Betley were evenly matched 1-1 at half time in the Crewe Regional Sunday League, but The Raven had the better of the second half and ran out 5-2 winners.
Josh Wynne scored twice for the home side, and the other goals came from Owen Porter, Gary Pownall and Damian Sloan.
By Peter White
Stuart Wood insisted the postponement of the Paralympics has played into his hands, after taking a step closer to Tokyo with a dominant performance at the sprint and paracanoe national selection event.
The Bunbury paddler put himself firmly in contention for a seat on the plane by winning all three of the men’s VL3 200m races in Nottingham.
George and Dragon continued their impressive pre-lockdown form in the Crewe Regional Sunday League Premier Division with a 4-1 victory over Betley.
New signing Ben Brown scored a hat-trick, with Terry Cain netting the other goal.
Nantwich Town Wolves Visually Impaired Football Club us staging free pan-disability football training sessions every Friday.
The sessions will run from 7pm-8pm on Nantwich Town’s 3G pitch at The Weaver Stadium, Waterlode.
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