Amateur football
Whitehaven facing fight for second spot
Published 5 May 2008
The battle for runners-up spot in the Wearside League has still not been settled and Whitehaven could be pipped.
Lee’s the hot shot for Gillford
Published 5 May 2008
Gillford Park 2 Ashington 1: Lee Otway snatched the winner for Park – after setting up the opener for strike partner Graham Goulding.
'Schoolboy' errors costly for Amateurs
Published 28 April 2008
WHITEHAVEN Amateurs lost 3-1 at New Marske as their old failings cost them dearly against the Wearside League champions-elect.
County coach Connell signs up for Penrith
Published 28 April 2008
STUART CONNELL is the new coach for relegated Penrith who will are likely to be playing in North Two East next season.
Penrith skipper in frame
Published 24 April 2008
PENRITH TOWN boss Dave Heslop is expected to rotate his championship winning squad ahead of tomorrow’s final home game against Stokesley.
Cumbria's oldest football team
Published 24 April 2008
A Workington football team has been rewarded - for being the oldest in Cumbria!
Penrith lift title after thrashing Shields
Published 23 April 2008
PENRITH TOWN were crowned Northern Two champions with two games to spare last night after hitting North Shields for SIX.
Whitehaven still on course for promotion
Published 21 April 2008
Whitehaven 5 Annfield Plain 1: Whitehaven Amateurs, pursuing their ambitions of playing Northern League football next season, stayed on course.
Promoted Town are one win from championship
Published 21 April 2008
Penrith Town 3 Crook Town 1: Dave Heslop hailed his "brilliant" Blues after they clinched promotion to Northern One by beating Crook Town 3-1 at the World Group Stadium.
Town gunning to go up
Published 17 April 2008
DAVE HESLOP is backing his side to win promotion to Northern One tomorrow by beating Crook Town (World Group Stadium, kick-off 3pm).
Penrith boss slams FA over cup final date
Published 16 April 2008
PENRITH TOWN boss Dave Heslop has launched a scathing attack on county FA chiefs ahead of tonight's Cumberland Cup Final against Carlisle United (Brunton Park, 7.30pm).
Goal-fired Colliers gun down Park’s away record
Published 14 April 2008
Premier Division: Ashington Colliers 3 Gillford Park 1: Gillford Park's unbeaten away record was cracked as the Colliers fought back after Tyran Taylor struck in six minutes.
Double and trouble for Red Ryan
Published 14 April 2008
Prudhoe Town 1 Penrith Town 4: Ryan Errington hit a classy double to put Penrith Town's title charge back on track - before he was sent off.
Moorclose and Portland reach final
Published 12 April 2008
Moorclose and Portland will contest the Workington and District Sunday League’s President’s Cup final.
Referee says sorry after penalty error
Published 9 April 2008
REFEREE Paul Holleran apologised to Penrith's players after admitting he made a mistake to award a penalty against them during their 4-3 Ernest Armstrong Memorial Cup defeat to Sunderland Ryhope last night.
