Audlem won the Crewe Regional Sunday Division One cup for the first time, beating Ruskin Park 4-1 in the final.
In front of more than 250 spectators, Audlem claimed the trophy in a quality game from the start, with three goals being scored in the first 15 minutes.
Nantwich Town U18s are celebrating after winning the Cheshire FA Youth Cup in dramatic style.
The young Dabbers triumphed over Macclesfield with two late injury-time goals to win 3-1.
Nantwich Cricket Club’s quest for a third visit to Lord’s continues this Sunday when they face Knowle & Dorridge CC in the last 16 of the ECB National Club Championship.
Skipper Ray Doyle has twice led his side to the final of the country’s premier club knockout competition and is now three steps from another trip to the Home of Cricket.
Nantwich Players will represent the North of England at the All-England Theatre Festival Final on Saturday June 7.
Their Studio production of “Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons” by Sam Steiner, directed by Bethany Gail, has made it to the national final after winning three consecutive rounds: Cheshire, Leverhulme, and the Northern Area competitions.
Leighton Hospital is extending its visiting hours today (July 14) so patients can watch England’s Euro 2024 final with family and friends.
Visiting times usually end at 7pm, but today will be increased until the end of the game against Spain.
Nantwich Pirates won the Crewe Regional Sunday Division One Cup final against Faddiley 1-0.
In front of a good crowd at the Cumberland Arena, Faddiley had the better of the opening stages, but did not take their chances.
Nantwich CC saw off Wallasey CC in a one-sided semi-final to reach their second National Cclub final at Lord’s in three years.
In front of a big crowd at their Whitehouse Lane ground, Nantwich were dominate from the off.
Nantwich CC made it a hat-trick of Phoenix 15 Finals Day wins as they defeated hosts Hem Heath in a closely-fought final.
Nantwich and Hem Heath had earlier beaten J&G Meakin and Norton-in-Hales respectively in their semi-finals played out on a glorious hot day in front of a sizeable crowd.
By Pete Evans
Crewe & Nantwich Senior Academy clinched the Cheshire Plate final with a nail-biting 22-19 victory over Wilmslow.
In the final game of their season, Crewe produced a fine display on the all-weather pitch at Lymm to end the campaign with a trophy.
Nantwich Vipers women’s cricket team have made it through to a North of England final.
The side will face Yorkshire team Sessay Emeralds in the ECB Women’s National T20 North of England Group Final on Sunday (June 27).
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC will be staging a special screening of the Rugby World Cup Final this weekend with former player Tom Curry centre stage for England.
Curry, 21, and his team take on South Africa in Japan in a repeat of the 2007 final.
Nantwich CC players are gearing up for the biggest game most, if not all, will ever play.
The Whitehouse Lane team will be boarding a coach on Sunday morning and heading to Lord’s – the home of cricket – for the National Club Final to be played on Monday against Swardeston CC.
Nantwich Players have clinched a place in the national All England Theatre Festival final after winning the Northern regional award.
The Players hosted the first Cheshire One Act Drama Festival organised by Bev Clarke and Sue Doherty earlier this year.
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