The Devon Petanque League season was brought to a conclusion last week with the final round of matches played and champions Ottery St Mary finished their campaign in style, writes Chris Bigmore.
Bicton Arena is readying itself for the conclusion to the 2019 eventing season, and with nearly 700 entries for its competition, which runs from October 24 to 27, it will be a superb finale for riders and spectators alike, writes Lucy Johnson.
Sidmouth and Ottery Hockey Club's (SDOHC) first teams maintained their unbeaten starts to the league season, but it's the women's side that once again gets the headlines as they outdid what their previous goal scoring exploits so far this season, winning their latest league game 13-0!
Sidmouth Town suffered another league defeat, but there was good news for followers of Sidmouth Chiefs as they won for the first time in their league campaign this term.
Thirteen ladies, who were the division winners of the year's EGU medal including those played in conjunction with Trophy meetings, played for the Gertie Skinner Cup, writes Pauline Couldwell.
Sidmouth Tennis Club's Summer tournament reached a climax with a fun filled, competitive and spectacular display of tennis in spite of challenging wind and rain conditions.
Catching up with the club qualifiers, we start with the Sidmouth Jewellers sponsored Stableford for September 27 when Simon Moore headed the table with a winning score of 39, enough to lose a shot off his handicap, now down to 7, writes Hugh Dorliac.
Eight Sidmouth Running Club members took part in the 2019 Swimathon challenge with their target being to smash the club's previous year's record number of lengths swum writes Hamish Spence.
Beer Albion (main sponsor Edenvale Turf (SW) Ltd) lost for only the 2nd time this season, going down 5-3 at home to Chagford in this Macron Devon and Exeter Premier Division contest writes Richard Honnor.
Honiton Netball League fixtures were yet again disrupted due to the weather forecast on Monday, October 30, resulting in only two games being able to go ahead, writes Steph Upson.
Throughout the summer members having been playing their way through the various annual knockout competitions with varied success and the finalists played their finals this week, writes Hugh Dorliac.
The Tolchards Devon Cricket League have embarked on a major piece of work to better understand the health of club cricket within its member clubs, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.
Whilst driving to the 22nd running of the Newton Abbot Ladies 10k, the weather warnings for heavy rain and strong winds came true with horizontal gusts of rain blowing across the road, writes Emma Grainger.
Friday was the annual Millenium Plate Competition when the ladies' section compete against the senior gentlemen's section, not only for the Plate, but as a matter of honour, writes Pauline Couldwell.
Sidmouth Town face very different opposition in the space of four days, travelling to bottom-of-the-table Stoke Gabriel tomorrow (Saturday) and then hosting top-of-the-table Bovey Tracey at Manstone Lane next Wednesday (October 9).
