• Masters is class

  By Tonbridge Courier at 08:00 on 24/05/13

  

  FILLING Lee Worgan's boots at Tonbridge Angels was always going to be a tough ask, but new keeper Clark Masters believes he is the man to do it. Tommy Warrilow moved quickly to sign the 25-year-old once he realised Worgan, who has been the undisputed number one at Longmead for five seasons, was on his way out. And Masters said he had no doubts about moving to Angels, describing the opportunity as a 'perfect match' for him. "I'm ...

• Plunkett is blessed with big talent

  By Tonbridge Courier at 08:00 on 24/05/13

  

  THERE is a new king of the castle judging by Stuart Plunkett's exploits for Tonbridge Cricket Club at the weekend. Tonbridge had expected an impact from their Australian star, but few could have imagined he would introduce himself in such emphatic fashion. The 24-year-old hit 130 as Tonbridge won their first game of the season at Frindsbury. "Stuart has worked hard in the last month to adapt to the playing conditions, the...

• Hildenborough secure a sixth successive title

  By Sevenoaks Chronicle at 08:00 on 23/05/13

  

  HILDENBOROUGH Athletic Football Club have done the impossible by winning their sixth title in a row. Their latest was by far the toughest and most surprising. Andrew Mckechnie's side finished their Kent County Premier League season at the end of April and led by a huge margin. However, Staplehurst and Metrogas both had games in hand, with the latter going on a superb four-game winning streak. It all came down to Saturday and their...

• Warrilow's delight

  By Tonbridge Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13

  

  TOMMY WARRILOW has declared himself delighted with the business he has done this week for Tonbridge Angels and says there is more to come. Star names Frannie Collin and Lee Worgan both left the club, along with the likes of Tom Davis, Danny Walder, Aaron Gayle and Olly Schulz. But the rest of the squad remains – including player of the year Henry Muggeridge – and Warrilow has already brought in three fresh faces he feels...

• Ambitious Tonbridge Juddians land their man

  By Tonbridge Courier at 08:00 on 13/05/13

  

  TONBRIDGE Juddians believe they have now got the man at the helm who can take them to the next level. After two seasons in National Three London and South East, chairman Darren Grasby says the period of consolidation is over and TJs will be going out for promotion in 2013/14. And they have appointed Nick Oldham, formerly of Crowborough, to lead that challenge. "He went into coaching four years ago, has got a couple of promotions...

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