Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

This week's Stowmarket edition of the Bury Free Press features pictures and a report from the new Stowmarket Golf Club captain James Lewis' drive-in.
There are also reports from Stowmarket Town's win over Godmanchester, Stow Excelsior's Sunday League defeat to Bury Bowl and Stowmarket Town u10s 5-1 home defeat by Walsham-le-Willows.
Stowmarket's volleyball success is covered with a picture and report and there are golf, darts and football results to complete the package.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Five Stowmarket sports teams get mentions in today's Bury Free Press.
As well as reports on Stowmarket Town's defeats against Diss Town and Wisbech Town, there are short pieces from Stowmarket Pumas Bury Table Tennis League match against Rougham Lions, the Suffolk Volleyball Association's finals day involving Stowmarket, free taster sessions at Stowmarket Badminton Club and results from Stowmarket Golf Club.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

There are just the basics of Stowmarket sport in today’s Bury Free Press.
Included are reports from Stowmarket RUFC’s county cup win over Sudbury, with a picture, as well as reports from Stowmarket Town’s win against Saffron Walden and and Old Newton United’s SIL defeat to Stanton.

Other than that, a few football and golf results keep local interest.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Holly Fifield takes the honours in today's edition of the Bury Free Press.

The Stowmarket High School student scored the winning goal to earn her team the Suffolk u19s County FA schools cup with a 1-0 win over Framlingham's Sir Thomas Mills. As well as a match report, there is also a picture of the winning team with manager Andy Kirk.

Stowmarket RUFC also get a page lead with a report on their possible title-clinching victory over West Norfolk.

Other reports include Stowmarket Swimming Club, Stowmarket Town and their u11B team plus results from Stowmarket Golf Club and news from Stowmarket Badminton Club.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

The main Stowmarket sporting interest in today’s Bury Free Press comes with a preview of tomorrow’s possible title-deciding rugby match at Chilton Fields.

Leaders Stowmarket take on second-placed West Norfolk and the paper interviews home coach Gavin Hogg.

Elsewhere, there is a brief report on Stowmarket Town’s 4-3 defeat at Swaffham and details of matches involving Stowupland Falcons u10, u13s girls and Stowmarket Town u11s.

Stowmarket Striders’ Joe Cox Half Marathon on March 27 at Buxhall is previewed and there is an update from Stowmarket Badminton Club.

This week’s summary is completed with the area’s darts, chess, golf and football results.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

There is not a lot of Stowmarket area sport in today's Bury Free Press.

Stowmarket Town manager Steve Jay is interviewed and expresses his concerns that the team have made the chance to gain promotion very hard for themselves after a fifth consecutive defeat.

There is a report on the midweek loss at home to Team Bury and also a report from Thurston Reserves on their 3-0 win at Stowupland Falcons Reserves.

Darts and football results and tables complete the Stowmarket area offering.

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Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

There are two Stowmarket pictures and half-a-dozen reports on the sports pages of today’s Bury Free Press.
Dean Gournay-Godfrey is pictured in action for Stowmarket Town during the 3-0 defeat at home to Thetford Town with a report taken from Stowmarket Sport.
Town u10 player Liam Swann gets a mention in Walsham-le-Willows’ report of their 6-1 win and in table tennis, there is a report from Thurston Vulcans on their 7-3 defeat against Stowmarket Jaguars.
There is a picture and details of Stowmarket Swimming Club’s “magnificent team effort” at the Sudbury Masters Valentine Open Sprints Meet as well as reports from Stowmarket Golf Club and Stowmarket RUFC’s win over Cantabrigian.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Stowmarket Town manager Steve Jay has held clear-the-air talks with his players according to today’s edition of the Bury Free Press.

There is a report on the 4-3 defeat at Long Melford as well as an interview with the manager.

There is a brief report on Stowmarket RUFC’s defeat at West Norfolk, plus a report and pictures from Stowmarket Swimming Club’s winter league fixtures at Bungay and Thetford.

Mark Royal talks about his delight at maintaining his place as one of the world’s top four bowls players and there are results and tables from local darts and football leagues.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Stowmarket RUFC and Stowmarket Town feature prominently in this week's edition of the Bury Free Press, which is out today. Both have match reports and pictures from last Saturday's matches, as well as interviews with club officials. There is also a picture and report of Stowmarket bowler Mark Royal's Welsh Grand Prix victory last Friday. Football reports include Old Newton's defeat at Stanton and Stowmarket Town u10 B's reversal at Walsham-le-Willows. Results come from Stowmarket Golf Club, the Greene King Friendly Darts League and local football leagues.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Stowmarket sport is well covered in today's edition of the Bury Free Press.

As well as the usual reports, results and league tables, there are several decent-sized stories.

Leading the way is bowls star Mark Royal, whose early matches in this week's Welsh Grand Prix are covered on the back page.

Inside there is news of what Stowmarket Town need to do to secure the necessary ground grading for promotion, as well as details of Stowmarket RUFC's promotion blow.

Haughley United's match with Stanton gets two large pieces due to the opposition's shock loss of players in the Yarmouth steel tragedy.

There is an appeal for players from Stowmarket Town Under-10 B team with today's offering completed with results from Stowmarket Golf Club and the Greene King Friendly Darts League.

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Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Stowmarket Town general manager John Griffin is interviewed on the sports pages of today's Bury Free Press.

He looks ahead to tomorrow's trip to Gorleston and gives his views on why Town are having such a successful season – and it's not because of the goals they're scoring.

There is also a report on the midweek League Cup quarter-final win over Team Bury.

Other football reports include details of Stow Excelsior and Buxhall's Bury Sunday League wins, as well as Stowupland Falcons Ipswich & Suffolk Youth League defeat at Moreton Hall.

Changing the shape of the ball, there is a report on Stowmarket RUFC's win at Ely and also an interview with Mark Royal, following last weekend's semi-final defeat in the World Indoor Bowls Championships.

There are reports from Stowmarket Badminton Club and details of the Suffolk Winter League cross country meeting at Haughley Park from a St Edmunds Pacers' angle.

The results section includes Stowmarket area darts and football.
In the news section is a 1991 picture of a Stowmarket volleyball squad after a four-hour National Volleyball League marathon triangular fixture.
Ron Ames, John Raphael, Simon Bloys, Simon Browne, David Taylor, Jerry Spurgeon and player/coach Dennis Tattoo played against much larger squads and were on court all afternoon.

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Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Mark Royal features on the back page of today’s Bury Free Press with details of this evening’s World Bowls Singles Championship quarter-final and his midweek victory.

But otherwise, you have to look hard to find Stowmarket area news in the 11-pages of action.

There is a Thetford angle on Stowmarket Town’s midweek First Division Cup defeat, a report on Stowmarket Under-10 B’s defeat by Needham Phoenix and details of some youth coaching sessions at Stowmarket Volleyball Club.

Results are included from Stowmarket Golf Club and the Stowmarket Friendly Darts League.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

There are lots of Stowmarket's young stars featured in today’s edition of the Bury Free Press.
As well as pictures and a report from Stowmarket Swimming Club’s presentation evening on the sports pages, there is also a feature on the Mid Suffolk Sports Development wards in the news section, with words and pictures of many of the area’s young sporting talent.
The town’s bowling star Mark Royal is featured with updates of his World Championship progress and there is a report from Stowmarket Rugby Club’s 69-0 victory over Fakenham and news from Stowmarket Golf Club.

Stowmarket Striders runners Tracy Morris and Katy Nash are pictured in action at the Suffolk County Cross Country Championsips, while the results section includes details of local clubs’ involvement in football and darts.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Stowmarket bowler Mark Royal dominates the back page of today’s Bury Free Press. The Rookery Bowls Club member is the ‘splash’ with the main story and picture featuring an interview ahead of the World Indoor Bowls Championships, as featured last week on Stowmarket Sport.

Inside are reports on Stowmarket Town’s draw at Ipswich Wanderers, news from Stowmarket Golf Club where members have enjoyed a return to action after the recent snow and results and a table from the Stowmarket Friendly Darts League.

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Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

There are five items of interest to Stowmarket area readers in today’s edition of the Bury Free Press.

There is a report and pictures from Stowmarket Tennis Academy’s clash with Culford and details of Stowmarket Badminton Club’s December activities, albeit the club has been renamed Stowbridge!

Despite a lack of on-green action, Stowmarket Golf Club gets two mentions with news that long-serving Paul Lilly is retiring after 17 years in charge of the kitchen. There are also details of two holes-in-one struck on the Onehouse course during the year.

Engine builders AB Performance, of Buxhall, also get a mention in the motor sport column, with their Sabre RGB making some promising appearances during the year and offering plenty to look forward to in 2011

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Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

There are only slim pickings in today's Bury Free Press.

Stowmarket Town's bank holiday derby with Team Bury is previewed, including an interview with manager Steve Jay, and there is also a result from Stowmarket Golf Club.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

With Christmas looming, local newspaper paginations shrink but there is a still a healthy number of Stowmarket area reports on eight pages of sport in today's Bury Free Press.

Stowmarket Town's record-breaking 13-0 win at Cornard gets a page lead and there is also a report on the midweek League Cup win over Histon Reserves as well as details of matches involving Haughley United, Salvation Army and Stowupland Falcons U3 Girls.

Elsewhere there is a report of Stowmarket RUFC's win over Thurston and results from local chess and darts leagues.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

Winter weather again hit the local sports programme hard last week.

But that did not stop a fair smattering of Stowmarket area reports appearing in this week’s Bury Free Press sports pages.

Indoor sport went on as normal and there is a report and pictures of Mid Suffolk’s Joey Taylor-Balls League victory over high-flying Risbygate Bowls Club.

Stowmarket Badminton Club features with various items of news and there is a report on Stowupland Falcons U10s goalless draw at Moreton Hall.

Darts results include the Stow and District Friendly and Ingham Ladies Leagues.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

The recent wintry weather has curtailed sporting activity across the country.

It is no surprise, therefore, to find just five items of Stowmarket area news in today’s Bury Free Press.

There is a report on the Everyone Active Swim Scheme at Mid Suffolk Leisure Centre, where Sheila Airey, 80, and Charlotte Hailstone, 9, have won national achiever awards, while West Suffolk Swimming Club sent in details of their recent match at Stowmarket in the Suffolk Winter League.

Stowmarket Golf Club’s course was closed but there are still a few results in the round-up from them, and there are also scores from the Stowmarket Friendly Darts League.

Sports editor Derek Bish has written a preview of Stowmarket Town’s upcoming fixtures. Although tomorrow’s game with Halstead has since been called off, he also mentions Tuesday’s First Division Cup tie at Thetford.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.

Paper Talk: Stowmarket sport in the local media (Bury Free Press)

There are nine lots of Stowmarket area-related sports stories in today’s Bury Free Press.

Pride of place goes to the town’s Under15s badminton team, who are pictured after following the example set by the U17s a week earlier to win their division of the Suffolk Junior League at Framlingham.

There are reports from Stowmarket Town and Stowmarket RUFC’s weekend victories, as well as details of junior football defeats for Stowmarket Town U11s and U10s.

A feature looks at new Suffolk Football Association chief executive Phil Knight, who is based at the county headquarters in Stowmarket.

Results include the Stowmarket and District Friendly and Ingham and District Darts Leagues, while there is also a report on Stowmarket Jaguars defeat to Thurston Spitfires in the Bury St Edmunds and District Table Tennis League.

• Some sports reports are on the Bury Free Press website, or you can buy the paper for 70p at outlets throughout the area.