Beating a team capable of challenging at the top of the Kent League Premier Division made Saturday’s win even more enjoyable for Minster.

Jacob Lambert’s been set a challenge by the Sheppey United manager next season and he’s well up for it.

Minster table tennis star Ross Wilson gets his final shot at Paralympics qualification this week.

An unbroken ninth-wicket stand proved vital as St Lawrence & Highland Court edged their city Kent League Premier Division derby at Canterbury.

Minster captain David Masters admitted they could have made it easier for themselves against Blackheath on Saturday.

Darren Blackburn says a year working alongside manager Steve Watt at Hythe was a real benefit to his own coaching career.

Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley reached the gold standard at the Slovenia Para Open, while there was a silver lining for Minster’s Ross Wilson.

There was a winning start on their Kent League Premier Division return for Canterbury while champions Lordswood began their title defence well.

Player-of-the-match Charlie Groombridge kept up his impressive scoring record to help Deal retain the Kent Intermediate Cup.

David Masters hopes to bring the fun factor back to Minster as 1st XI captain - but the aim remains the same.

Darren Blackburn admitted he had other coaching offers but felt he couldn’t turn down the opportunity to join the coaching team at Sheppey United.

Sheppey United handed starts to two homegrown players on Saturday and the path to the first team is set to be enhanced further next season.

Southern Counties East Premier Division side Whitstable Town have named Marcel Nimani’s successor for the 2024/25 campaign.

Sheppey United attracted their biggest crowd of the season on Saturday as supporters took advantage of the club’s generous offer.

Margate are still in there fighting for their Isthmian Premier future after winning their penultimate match of the season.

Margate’s Isthmian Premier survival hopes were dealt a blow - but Chatham secured a play-off place and Isthmian South East’s top two locked horns.

Sheppey are plotting for next season - but director of football Matt Longhurst says there’s no need for drastic changes.

Adisham’s Will Ovenden gave the locals two wins to cheer and there were other impressive displays at Lydden Hill’s Easter rallyfest.

Sheppey United will be hoping it’s third time lucky as they prepare for another trip to Horndean.

Margate extended their unbeaten Isthmian Premier run in their battle against relegation to three matches as they drew at home to Cray Wanderers.