By Jonathan White
The Slazenger South and Mid Cheshire Tennis League consisting of men’s doubles, ladies doubles and mixed doubles divisions has started this week.
The league start was delayed due to government Covid-19 pandemic restrictions.
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.
The Crewe and District Regional Sunday football league will return to action on April 4 as national lockdown restrictions continue to ease.
The Government’s roadmap out of the pandemic sees outdoor sport return at community, local level from Monday (March 29).
Crewe Photographic Society has launched a ‘Lockdown League’ as part of a new series of meetings taking place online for 2021.
Members log into Zoom meetings each Thursday evening to share their expertise, enjoy presentations from guest speakers and take part in a three-stage digital image competition.
A new six-a-side football competition launching in Crewe and Nantwich has been backed by former Premier League, FA Cup Final and Champions League Final referee Mark Clattenburg.
Leisure Leagues organisers hope the Sunday league at Cumberland Arena is set to become a staple of sporting life in the town.
The Crewe Regional Sunday League sprung back into life with lots of goals following four weeks of enforced absence.
In the Premier Division, The Raven went down 4-5 to The Lions, who were just 0-1 ahead at half time.
Nantwich Town are not returning to league action yet, despite being able to play again after lockdown.
Clubs in the three Trident Leagues which includes the Northern Premier League have voted in favour of continuing to pause league fixtures.
Nantwich Town Ladies FC scored a Brookvale dozen – rattling in an incredible 12 goals in victory at the Weaver Stadium.
The rout took place when they entertained Brookvale United Ladies FC in the Cheshire Women’s & Youth Football League (Championship East).
Crewe and Nantwich have kicked off their new Staffordshire and Cheshire Korfball Association League (SaCKA) 2019/2020 season.
This year, three clubs will be vying for the top spot, following a hotly contested 2018/19 season which saw Keele University Korfball Club come out on top.
Willaston White Star hit Elworth Park Rangers for seven in one of just a handful of Crewe Regional Sunday games to survive the rain.
Willaston were helped by Elworth being reduced to just nine men in the Premier Division clash.
Nantwich Town sit proudly at the top of the Evo-Stik Premier League today after an away victory at the seaside.
The Dabbers, who started the day in second place, earned a battling 1-0 win at Whitby Town.
Crewe and Nantwich Ladies built an important cushion at the top of the National Challenge 1 North West league with an eight-try demolition of Carlisle
Ladies at the Vagrants.
Unbeaten Carlisle struggled to counter Crewe’s pace last season, and the pattern of play was no different this year despite a competitive first half.
Square One have completed the League and Cup double by adding the Premier Division Cup to the league title.
They beat Crewe FC 3-2 in the final.
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