Ahead of his last game before retirement, Gareth Ainsworth has paid tribute to Sam Vokes as the former Welsh international striker looks to pull on his boots for the last time as a professional when Shrewsbury Town come to MEMS Priestfield this weekend to end the SKY Bet League Two season.
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Ronan Hale is coming to the end of his first half season in Kent, and the Northern Irish striker who joined Gillingham in January has been reflecting with KSN on his MEMS Priestfield story so far.
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The curtain comes down on Gillingham’s rollercoaster season on Saturday when Gareth Ainsworth’s last club Shrewsbury Town come calling to MEMS Priestfield.
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This weekend the British Superbike Championship gets underway for the eagerly awaited 2026 season, and as part of that are a number of very competitive support series, and for the opening weekend that will feature Anthony Johnson.
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Ahead of his last game before retirement, Gareth Ainsworth has paid tribute to Sam Vokes as the former Welsh international striker looks to pull on his boots for the last time as a professional when Shrewsbury Town come to MEMS Priestfield this weekend to end the SKY Bet League Two season.
Gillingham have their final League fixture of the season at MEMS Priestfield, where they will take on Gareth Ainsworth’s former club, Shrewsbury Town.
Going into the final game of the League Two season already promoted Bromley have an outside chance of clinching the title when they entertain Walsall at a sold out Hayes Lane on Saturday afternoon.
Ronan Hale is coming to the end of his first half season in Kent, and the Northern Irish striker who joined Gillingham in January has been reflecting with KSN on his MEMS Priestfield story so far.
The curtain comes down on Gillingham’s rollercoaster season on Saturday when Gareth Ainsworth’s last club Shrewsbury Town come calling to MEMS Priestfield.
Fifth placed Punjab United defeated Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division runners up Fisher to advance to the play-offs decider.
Rochester United produced a clinical second-half performance to secure a convincing 4–0 victory over Lordswood, overcoming a cautious opening period to take full control after the break.
Sittingbourne’s season is over, ending in Play Off heartbreak for the third successive season losing 2-0 at AFC Croydon Athletic.
Ramsgate Football Club have announced the appointment of Adrian Pennock as the club’s new First Team Manager.
For the third season in a row, Sittingbourne are into the play-offs in the Isthmian South East, but for the first time they’re not playing at the Staxson Stadium, Woodstock.
Playing each other for the fourth time this season, Fisher host Punjab United in a Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division play-off eliminator.
If you are looking for a play-off fixture to head to this week, then we have all the information right here for you to help make that decision.
Andre Coker’s brace helped SE Dons defeat Croydon in a competitive Southern Counties East Football League First Division play-off eliminator.
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth insists his side will be better next season after Saturday’s 6-2 drubbing at Barnet.
Gillingham striker Sam Vokes has announced he will retire from professional Football following Saturday’s Sky Bet League Two fixture at home to Shrewsbury Town.
Middlesex skipper Saskia Horley’s impressive 96 proved too much for Kent Women, who failed to chase down 185 and were subsequently knocked out of the Vitality Women’s T20 County Cup in the first round at Radlett.
Worcestershire completed an innings-and-two-runs demolition of Kent on the third day of their Rothesay County Championship fixture at New Road.
Kent’s decision to bat backfired at New Road as Worcestershire had much the better of the opening day of their Rothesay County Championship Division Two tussle.
Coco Streets’ blistering century gave Kent Women their first win of 2026.
Kent Cricket have confirmed that Glenton Stuurman’s quad injury will end his overseas spell with the Club in 2026, after a medical scan revealed that the injury that ruled him out of Kent vs. Northamptonshire is worse than first feared.
A dogged, defiant unbeaten 114 from opener Ben Compton. along with some usefully-timed rain enabled Kent to bat out the day at the St Lawrence Ground against a rampant Northamptonshire, who had amassed a goliath 684-2 across the first five sessions of the match.
Northamptonshire were closing in on an innings victory against Kent in their Rothesay County Championship match at Canterbury, reducing the hosts to 162 for three at stumps, after they were forced to follow on.
Luke Procter and Calvin Harrison both hit career-best scores of 261 not out and 153 respectively, as Northamptonshire declared 684 for two against Kent, before reducing the hosts to a lamentable 119 for six.
Last year’s dull, high-scoring draw looks set to be repeated in a day’s play where bat dominated ball as Northamptonshire’s top three all score centuries in a score of 409-1 at the end of day one.
A defiant unbeaten century from Tawanda Muyeye in the face of some probing Durham bowling handed Kent a draw on the final day of an enthralling Rothesay County Championship clash between the two.
High winds from Storm Dave caused damage to the Banks Homes Riverside and as a result there was no play on day three of Durham’s Rothesay County Championship with Kent.
Matthew Potts starred as Durham’s bowlers blew away Kent’s batting line-up on a rain-affected second day of their Rothesay County Championship clash.
Emilio Gay made the first century of the Rothesay County Championship season as Durham edged ahead of Kent on a closely contested first day of their Division Two clash.
With the cricket season getting underway tomorrow Ben Holliday has been looking at the 2026 season and why there are reasons for Kent fans to be optimistic.
The new County Cricket season begins on Good Friday with Kent making the long trip to Chester-le-Street to face Durham with everyone connected with the county hoping that 2026 brings more joy than 2025 and spinner Matt Parkinson agrees.
This weekend the British Superbike Championship gets underway for the eagerly awaited 2026 season, and as part of that are a number of very competitive support series, and for the opening weekend that will feature Anthony Johnson.
The 2026 British Superbike Championship gets underway this weekend, and Bradley Ray is keen to get back on track racing.
There is on track action at Brands Hatch this bank holiday weekend as The GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS returns to for the flagship international car racing fixture of the circuit’s celebratory ‘Century of Power’ season.
Despite a challenging weekend Tristan Ovenden got his 2026 Rallycross season underway with a podium finish.
Ex-Formula One driver Martin Donnelly will be heading to Brands Hatch this weekend, as he hits the track in the Miata Trophy.
The third round of the 2026 BMKR championships were held last weekend under sunny skies for the mid spring April event.
Kent’s Kiern Jewiss and teammate Charles Dawson will make a one-off British GT return with 2 Seas and Mercedes-AMG at the Silverstone 500.
Brad Ray successfully completed his pre-season preparations for the 2026 British Superbike Championship this week.
Tom Ward got his 2026 season off to an excellent start with a podium finish at the iconic Le Mans Race Circuit.
Adisham’s Tom Ovenden couldn’t have asked for a better start to the 2026 Power Maxed Mini Challenge last weekend, taking a trio of victories and in doing so picked up where he left off last season.
Brad Ray and his McAMS Yamaha return to action this week for the final official British Superbike Championship pre-season test of 2026.
Mike Conway finished on the podium in the opening World Endurance Championship (WEC) race of the season with his Toyota Racing team in a hard-fought 6 Hours of Imola.
Simon Rudd and his GRD teammates got their 2026 season off to the best possible start with victory in the opening round last weekend.
Jake Hill heads to the historic Belgium circuit for the second round of the 2026 24H Series, the Michelin 12H Spa-Francorchamps.
On track action continues at Brands Hatch this weekend, with The 750 Motor Club making its first visit of the 2026 season for a weekend of four wheel action.
Barry Hawkins bowed out of the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield at the quarter final stage yesterday.
Simon Lambert beat James Shanes in a dramatic run-off to wrest the Phoenix Challenge trophy for the resurrected Norwich Stars from the Kent Eagles at Iwade’s Old Gun Site on Sunday afternoon.
Barry Hawkins soared past Mark Williams and into the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship.
This weekend sees the return of Speedway to Iwade, as the Kent Eagles kick-off their 2026 season with a competitive fixture against Norwich Stars.
Barry Hawkins made it into the second round of the World Snooker Championship for the first time since 2021 at the weekend.
Ultimately, it was Canterbury’s ability to hang in at the end that settled a game which produced eleven tries, two hat tricks and enough twists and turns to keep a crowd, basking in Spring sunshine, in a state of nervous tension.
Canterbury produced a determined and resilient performance to overcome a physical Guernsey side in an entertaining and hard‑fought encounter, showing composure at key moments to claim a bonus point victory.
Kent’s Moses Itauma is set to become the mandatory challenger for the WBO heavyweight title – potentially putting him on a collision course with stablemate Fabio Wardley.
Kent’s Adam Gemili has announced his retirement after a 14-year career that saw him win a world gold and four European golds.
A late Welsh try settled a close but fitful game in which Canterbury never recaptured the high standards they achieved in their previous outing.
Kent’s Barry Hawkins is the 2026 Welsh Open Snooker Champion after beating Jack Lisowski in the final on Sunday.
A Canterbury side that looked almost down and out staged a magnificent second half revival to fight their way to this comprehensive victory.
Barry Hawkins is into Sunday afternoon’s Welsh Open final after an excellent win over Wu Yize this afternoon.
While the Six Nations takes a fallow week, Kent’s rugby scene shows no signs of slowing with league battles, growing women’s and youth participation, and staying abuzz with social events.
A strong pack and a sound defence gave Bury the upper hand in this clash of two top four sides.
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