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There is great excitement in the Winter household after siblings Archie and Rose were called-up to the Boys’ and Girls’ Under-18 England Hockey squads for the coming the season.

INVESTEC WOMEN’S

EAST WOMEN’S LEAGUE

EAST MEN’S LEAGUE

After suffering back-to-back relegations, Harleston Magpies Men’s II have bounced back in style this season, sealing promotion by the first weekend of February.

Harleston Tennis & Squash Club’s Keira Martin recently continued her development by helping Norfolk Under-15s to clinch the National Intercounty Squash title.

EAST MEN’S LEAGUE

Their pre-season target of promotion may realistically be out of reach, but captain Leigh Sitch has urged his Harleston Magpies Men’s I players to keep putting good results on the board, writes Liam Apicella.

EAST MEN’S LEAGUE

Framlingham College’s Under-18 Girls were agonisingly close to clinching an historic victory at the National Indoor Hockey Finals.

Diss Otters had a successful time at this year’s County Championships, helping themselves to five gold medals at the two-weekend event.

Harleston Magpies have cemented their status in Division One of the Indoor Super 6s Championship, held over the last two weekends.

Framlingham College’s Lily Woodruff led from the front to take the Suffolk County U20 Cross-Country title held at Culford School on Sunday.

EAST MEN’S LEAGUE

Harleston Magpies Ladies Indoor team had a tough opening weekend of the Jaffa Super 6s Championship, losing all four of their encounters.

Peterborough Panthers will launch the 2018 season by staging a major meeting.

Peter Wright’s most successful darts year ended in a bit of a whimper — as he crashed out of the 2018 PDC World Championships in the second round.

Harleston Magpies will this weekend mount their challenge in the Super 6s Championship, with dreams of promotion to the top flight.

Diss-based speedway rider Josh Bailey hopes he can resume where he left off and fire in the big scores from the word go for the Mildenhall Fen Tigers in next year’s National League.

Former Mendlesham resident Peter Wright suffered a shock defeat in the second round of the William Hill World Darts Championship, after making his return from a health scare.