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8:47am Monday 6th July 2009

For the 5th year in succession, Data Connection are sponsoring Free Taster Sports at the everyone’s a WINNER Summer Sports Weekend on 11th & 12th July.

Rugby duo complete mountain challenge

8:10am Saturday 4th July 2009

ANDY Roper and Toby Rome, two members of the Enfield Ignatians’ rugby team, have helped raise more than £4,000 for charity as a result of successfully completing the gruelling Snowdonia Charity Challenge in Wales, writes Jonathan Landi.

Athletics round-up

11:40am Thursday 2nd July 2009

ENFIELD & Haringey athlete Ben Nagy ran the race of his life on Saturday at the England Athletics Championships to win his first national title.

Ignatians celebrate 60 years

7:56am Wednesday 1st July 2009

ENFIELD IGNATIANS rugby club celebrated its 60th birthday at the Royal Chace Hotel, where 200 guests enjoyed a three-course dinner, writes Jonathan Landi.

Enfield badminton joy

Enfield's badminton players are through to the finals of the London Youth Games

2:42pm Tuesday 30th June 2009

ENFIELD topped their group in the London Youth Games badminton qualifiers and will be one of eight boroughs fighting it out to be champions at Crystal Palace this weekend.

Olympiacos finish on a high

8:23am Tuesday 30th June 2009

OAKWOOD-BASED Olympiacos U10s Reds finished the season with a 1-0 win against Hadley Wood and Wingate Foxes.

Botany Bay duo in record partnership

3:02pm Monday 29th June 2009

FEW games were completed in the Saracens’ Hertfordshire League on Saturday.

Rain thwarts Adelaide charge

12:06pm Monday 29th June 2009

SOUTHGATE Adelaide slipped back to third in Saracens Herts Division Four as Saturday's torrential rain ruined their chances of chasing Cockfosters' big score, away at Chalk Lane.

Burton hits ton in Hill draw

David Burton on his way to a century

12:08pm Monday 29th June 2009

WINCHMORE Hill's David Burton hit an unbeaten century against Finchley on Saturday, but his efforts were in vain.

Exiles beat the weather to go top

11:18am Monday 29th June 2009

IN A dramatic setting, as thunder rolled around Hatfield Hyde's ground in worsening light and rain, Northampton Exiles clinched a 5-wicket victory with a six over wide mid-on from Rizwan Badar to regain the lead in Division 4 of the Saracens Herts Cricket League. Exiles seemed to have justified the decision to field first when Steve Langellier (3-20) took three wickets in an over to build on the good work by Haroon Akhtar (2-36), Wesley Strang (1-15) and an unlucky Harit Patel (1-31) and reduce Hatfield Hyde to 63-7, but F van der Walt (38) and young D Godbold (28*) almost doubled the score in an 18-over stand before Adrian Browne (3-21) deceived van der Walt and quickly removed the tail to dismiss Hatfield Hyde for 129 in the 46th over. A heavy shower in the tea interval freshened the pitch and S Rajput (2-32) made an early double breakthrough to reduce Exiles to 10-2. A partial recovery from Paul Frost (17) and Steve Plum (17) was halted as both were bowled, and the match was in the balance with Exiles on 44-4, but Badar (40*) batted calmly and began to turn the game in a partnership of 48 with Adrian Browne (28) before he settled matters, adding the final 40 in an unbroken stand with Wayne Lawler (10*) to leave Exiles on 132-5, with, in theory, some 21 overs left but, in practice, barely five minutes before lightning began to play over the ground.



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