Exmouth college Astroturf are looking for more teams to join their new Summer 6-a-side League which plays on Thursday nights.

Torbay Motor Club’s 2012 speed events will be off to a flying start on Saturday, May 19 with a record entry for their hill-climb at Wiscombe Park.

The Prostate Cancer Charity is urging people to saddle up for a scenic ride with a difference. Building on the success and enormous support from the South West region in 2009 the charity will be returning to the area as it launches the ‘Wiggle Jurassic Classic’.

With a successful international opener at the European Championships for the GB Canoeing Slalom Team, seeing them bring home Gold, Silver and two Bronze medals, the next stop will be the ICF World Cup 1 in Cardiff, June 8 – 10.

Spring 2012 hasn’t been one to remember for the eventing community; prolonged rain has wreaked havoc with the calendar and several high-profile competitions have been lost to the elements. The Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials and Chatsworth are the most high-profile casualties and as a result, riders from all over the world have been left without a run and even more importantly, the chance to secure selection for this year’s Olympics.

The Dulverton West hosts this Sunday’s meeting at Bratton Down and with the going good to soft, with a good covering of grass, a competitive day of action is on the cards. More than 140 entries have been received in all for the main card which begins at 1pm, with two pony races commencing before this at 11.45am, writes Donna Harris.

A total of 49 runners contested the six races in bright sunshine at Trebudannon for the second and final meeting this season at this popular Cornish track, writes Granville Taylor.

The Men fielded a strong team which proved necessary as they met a forceful opposition Tunnels, who showed great doubles skills in playing an attacking game, writes Lesley Cranston.

Sidmouth Town JV U10s had the chance to win the Sunday League Cup on Sunday, having already won the league early in the season, writes Rob Fowler.

Newton Poppleford welcomed neighbours, Tipton St John, to the Recreation Ground with all concerned delighted to be playing some cricket following the recent poor weather, writes Matt Raistrick.

Liverton 7,, Sidmouth Town FC 0

Despite being on the wrong end of a seven wicket defeat to visiting Abbotskerwell in their initial outing in the rarified atmosphere of B Division, there were plenty of positives to be gleaned from the contest for the players of Ottery St Mary CC’s 2nd XI, writes Ian Townsend.

With their match against Seaton A postponed due the bad weather the previous weekend, Sidmouth under 13s were offered the chance to play the re-arranged fixture at St James' Park, writes Sean Murphy.

A bitterly cold opening day to the new Francis Clark Devon League season saw newly-promoted Ottery St Mary 1st XI clinch an excellent victory in their inaugural C Division contest, writes Ian Townsend.

To finish the season off with a 2-2 draw against a team on Saturday, that was playing for, and expecting, automatic promotion was a good way to finish to close off what inevitability was a disappointing campaign for the Grecians, writes Gareth Hughes.

Sidmouth’s new season started with a washed out opening drive, to everyone’s disappointment, writes Ron Cook.

Julia Walkden, a former Sidmouth College student and Exeter Harriers athlete, was amongst the university students who got the chance to compete in the Olympic stadium, as part of the London Prepares series.

Result: Sidmouth 3½ Dartmouth 2½

SIDMOUTH Cricket Club captain Will Murray rode the emotional roller coaster as his side edged a one-wicket win over champions North Devon in the opening Francis Clark Devon Premier League match of the season.

BATSMEN, wicketkeepers and the home umpire donned gloves at Ipplepen where Sidmouth 3rd XI opened their B Division campaign with a three-run win over the home side, writes John Goodwin.