Local Sport
Issue 1035
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15th November 2018
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Oughtibridge WM Ladies 1 Mansfield Town Ladies 0 THE Remembrance Day women’s fixture down at the War Memorial turned out to be very similar to the Sheffield derby with Oughtibridge completely dominating the 90 minutes but finding away keeper Amy Hood in fine form. The difference in this game was that the WM Ladies did find the back of the net, Lauren Turner
darting through on 41 minutes and smashing home to settle the nerves. Anyone who thought the floodgates would open was mistaken as the second half continued in the same manner with Hood making numerous saves to frustrate the home team.
This gave Mansfield hope of snatching something but the Oughtibridge back line held firm with Katie Denton producing a player of the match performance. Both teams were happy with their performances and represented their clubs impeccably for the commemoration.
Scott smashes Frightful Furty Furlong to win by two minutes PENISTONE Footpath Runner Scott Hinchcliffe produced another fine performance to win the undulating 3.5 mile Frightful Furty Furlong race in Mapplewell. The race is put on by Kingstone Runners and is still a relatively new addition to the running calendar. Results for Penistone runners were: 1, Scott Hinchcliffe 21-46; 5, Hugh Mackie 24-55; 12, Richard Mackie 26-37; 15, Robin Clough 26-52; 31, Tom Fryers 30-34; 32, Shaun Walker 3042; 39, Alan Knox 31-11 (first over-60 man); 47, James Fryers 33-03; 49, Ian Sutcliffe 33-33; 54, Keith Gordon 34-10; 59, Stu Smith 34-54. The latest round of Penistone’s club championship took them to the Lathkil Hotel near Bakewell in the peak district to take on the Leg It Round Lathkil Fell Race.
The race is 7.1 miles long and includes 950 ft of climbing. First man back for Penistone was Gareth Cooke in sixth place, first woman back was Julie Darigala. Results for the Penistone runners were: 6, Gareth Cooke 47-35; 30, Richard Mackie 5233; 31, Lee Storey 53-32; 41, Dan Limb 55-16; 58, Steve Sanders 57-13; 69, Ian Charlesworth 5832; 79, Steve Storey 5946; 89, Richard Docker 60-34; 99, Paul Fryers 61-39; 104, Julie Darigala 62-03; 143, Ashleigh Bowskill 67-17; 144, Kelvin Bowskill 67-18; 150, Pete Stanley 68-06; 168, Nick Whittingham 7051; 173, Luke McGuinness 71-48; 175, Keith Gordon 71-56; 186, Jude Matthews 73-46; 190, Sarah Walch 74-18; 197, Heather Lindley 75-33; 199, Stephen Dommett 75-12; 212, Dawn Godley 76-56; 241, Barbara Haigh 82-05 (first over70 woman).
The club hosted its third winter handicap race with the route taking the clockwise direction up Rock Side. First runner back was Julian Williams in 3220 followed by Jeremy Power (43-26) in second and Daniel Hague (3211) third. The three fastest women were: 1, Julia Johnson 34-51; 2, Jemma Williams 35-17; 3, Rachael Mayston 36-44. The three fastest men were: 1, Robin Clough 28-42; 2, Matthew Robinson 28-57; 3, Lee Storey 29-47. The three fastest aged graded times were: 1, Matthew Robinson 25-39; 2, Julia Johnson 25-59; 3, Barbara Haigh 26-01. Other results: Shepherds Skyline Fell Race 6.2 miles 1150 ft of ascent 48, Ian Charlesworth 56-52 (second man over55)
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ANOTHER CUP AND LEAGUE DOUBLE WIN FOR CHURCH IT was two wins in a week again for Penistone Church, progressing past Grimethorpe Sports in a thrilling 4-3 win in the third round of the Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup on Wednesday before a 1-0 defeat of Knaresborough Town on Saturday. Church were losing 1-0 at half time in the Cup, thanks to a Lee Bennett goal on 30 minutes for Grimesthorpe. However, the second half exploded into life with Conor Glavin and Andy Ring putting Church 2-1 up by the 67th minute. A frantic end to the game saw Tony Bennett draw Grimethorpe level but goals from Glavin and Sam Scrivens took the win for Church, despite a late Stephen Bennett penalty for the visitors. Saturday was a big away game as Church took on Knaresborough Town in the league. A Greg Anderson own goal settled the fixture. Manager Ian Richards described the result as “the result of the season so far.”
