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Kenwick Park is set to mark the 25th anniversary of their annual charity golf day later this month with a special tribute to its founder.

Louth sidecar passenger Jev Walmsley and driver Pete Founds extended their championship lead after more success at Donington Park.

A 65-strong group of Louth Dolphins set out to prove that not only were they swim-fit, but also run-fit by taking part in the club’s third annual biathlon.

The summer leagues are heading for an interesting finish at Louth Indoor Bowls Club.

Man of the moment Peter Hickman claimed two wins and a second place at the Ulster GP on Saturday before the weather forced the meeting to be abandoned.

Louth triathletes hit the international stage last weekend with five in action for Great Britain at the European Age Group Championships.

Promising cycling talent Jenson Windsor warmed up for his national championship test by hitting form at the Alford Wheelers’ Tuesday Night League meet.

Golf pro Ashton Turner could not build on a strong start as he finished just outside the top 20 in his latest EuroPro Tour event.

Group A of the Australian Pairs League at Louth Indoor Bowls Club is heading towards an interesting conclusion with three weeks to go as just one point separates the top three.

During the past week or so, Alford Wheelers have achieved some outstanding results, starting with para-handcyclist Liz McTernan.

Louth Triathlon Club’s profitable summer continued with more national success for its members as the season hots up.

Louth’s Peter Hickman dashed from his hospital bed to race to two podium finishes in British Superbike races at Thruxton on Sunday.

A Skegness amateur triathlete facing the biggest challenge of her life today when she embarks on a 14-mile swim across the Wash to raise vital funds for a brave little girl with a rare form of cancer.

A healthy contingent of Mablethorpe Running Club joined the sold-out Great Grimsby 10k.

More than 40 youngsters got a taste of hockey and some summer fun at Louth Hockey Club’s Junior World Cup day.

A Louth equestrian coach has been selected for a prestigious national programme of coaching excellence.

Market Rasen rider Tom Neave will ride the Honda Racing Superbike at Thruxton and Cadwell, standing in for the injured Dan Linfoot.

Despite suffering a rare defeat, Kestrels maintained a healthy nine-point lead at the top of the Morning Triples League at Louth Indoor Bowls Club.

Entries for Mablethorpe Running Club’s 10th East Coast Classic 10k have closed after all of the places were snapped up more than a month ahead of race day.