• Tag festival a hit

  By Kent and Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13

  

  TUNBRIDGE Wells Rugby Football Club hosted their annual primary school tag rugby festival, which saw another great display of sportsmanship from primary schoolchildren from the Tunbridge Wells area. Twenty local primary schools fielded 30 teams of boys and girls to compete for the five titles on offer, which resulted in a display of exceptional rugby and close scores from various teams. These resulted in a tightly contested final...

• Hadlow lift Charity Cup

  By Kent and Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13

  

  FOOTBALL: Hadlow Evolution beat Southborough 3-1 to lift the Tunbridge Wells Charity Cup at Culverden. Southborough needed a win to complete their treble, however Hadlow Evolution had other ideas and wanted to spoil the party. It wasn't long before Evolution were rewarded for their excellent style of football when Andrew Jarvis delivered a pin-point free-kick on to the head of Rob Webb, who coolly nodded home much to the delight of...

• League and cup double triumph for the Foresters

  By Kent and Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13

  

  TUNBRIDGE Wells Foresters U16s completed a league and cup double with a 4-1 win over a talented Tonbridge Junior Gunners side. Foresters got into their passing game and pushed Tonbridge back. The deadlock was broken after 20 minutes when a free-kick from Jack Hutchings was headed into the net by Ali Manser. Tonbridge came back strongly and Harry Kemp made a couple of excellent saves. A second goal after a flowing move involving Alex...

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  By Kent and Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13

  

  Tonbridge and District Football League results First Division: Paddock Wood 7 Southborough 0. Tunbridge Wells Junior Charity Cup: Hunton Res 7 Yalding and Laddingford 0. Tunbridge Wells Senior Charity Cup Final: Hadlow Evolution 3 Southborough 1.

• Wells slump to a defeat

  By Kent and Sussex Courier at 08:00 on 17/05/13

  

  FOOTBALL: Tunbridge Wells ended their season in defeat as they went down 2-1 against Corinthian at the Culverden on Monday. Andy Irvine opened the scoring for the hosts, but fourth-placed Corinthian hit back after the break with goals from Matt Holder and Jack Howlett. "We had five players missing, Perry (Spackman), Jack (Harris), Tom Davey, Macca (Andy McMath) and Josh (Stanford). Those five quality players are key. Hooley...

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