• Greenies outclassed

  By Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 03/02/12

  

  HEATHFIELD AND WALDRON 7 LEWES 31 London 2 South East HEATHFIELD and Waldron are now looking increasingly over their shoulder, after producing one of their worst performances of the season. The early exchanges suggested that Heathfield would be at least competitive in the forwards, but the visiting backs immediately looked dangerous. Most of the play was in the home half and it was no surprise when, after 15 minutes, the Lewes...

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  By Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 03/02/12

  

  Cycling EIGHT members of the Lewes Wanderers Cycling Club headed to Shoreham to take part in a fun event designed to raise money for the Ropetackle Art Centre. The evening, organised by Lewes star Rob Pelham on behalf of the new Giant Cycle Centre at Shoreham, consisted of a high-tech virtual reality knock-out race on static bikes, which was beamed on to a large cinema screen before a raucous and packed audience. The event itself...

• Youth is the way forward for Heathfield

  By Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 30/01/12

  

  RESULTS may not have gone their way of late, but Heathfield will not be sidetracked from their goal of developing the club from within. Focusing on youth talent, rather than spending big on new recruits, this season – the Greenies' first in London 2 South – has been a transitional one, to say the least. They lie fourth from bottom, but with a nice gap between themselves and Tunbridge Wells, and looking above, rather than...

• Wanderers saddle up for exhausting rides

  By Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 27/01/12

  

  CYCLING: Lewes Wanderers Cycling Club's members had the opportunity to test their fitness and resolve by tackling two tough rides on consecutive days on the weekend. On Saturday, Peter Price, Sam Ramsey, Tony Gale, Chris Martin and John Miller set out from Hailsham to take part in what is widely recognised as one of the toughest rides on the local Audax calendar – the fearsome Hills and Mills event. The title is somewhat...

• Lewes FC exit Sussex Senior Cup

  By Raviliouse at 13:47 on 26/01/12

  

  There was last minute despair for Lewes FC down at the Dripping Pan last night, when with just 13 seconds left on the clock in injury time, Eastbourne Borough scored a second goal to win against the Rooks thus ensuring the home team's exit from the Sussex Senior Cup, the first time Lewes has missed a out on a place in the semi-finals since 2008. Simon Wormull, who has been confirmed as caretaker manager for the remainder of the...

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