Sport
Runners push the boundaries
On Sunday July12, runners started off on the near-marathon-length first Cranbrook to Rye cross-country relay. With navigational problems, fallen trees, giant nettles and a suspicious bull, the participants had plenty to think about on the way. Two of them give their first-hand accounts.
Sharp battles wet triathlon
70 year-old Bob Sharp battled his way through a wet Canterbury triathlon on Sunday. John Minter reports on how he got on
Children’s coaching goes Aussi
Children's tennis coaching took a different turn this week when the Tennis Club head coach was joined by former Womens Tour player, Australian Mandy Morgan. After coaching they played a demonstration game, showing neither had lost their touch
Cricket Club’s decisive victory
Rye travelled to Hellingly and needed to pick up some much needed points, putting the recent defeats behind them. With their batsmen setting the home team a target of over 200, this looked possible. Martin Blincow reports
Pistorious paces six out for 47
Last Saturday Rye's cricketers looked to bounce back from the previous weeks defeat as they faced top of the table Mayfield at the Salts. Read Martin Blincow's report here
Season ends with honours
Icklesham Casuals Football Club held its presentation evening at Azur in St. Leonards on Friday evening
Dan’s 52 not quite enough
Rye's 1st XL travelled to local rivals Crawley looking to extend there winning run, whilst the 2nd XL hosted Crowhurst Park 2nd XL. Read Martin Blincows report here
A great year for the beach boys
A great season for Rye Bay Football club ends with a fun day as the clubs holds its presentation day at its newly redecorated club house. Read Rhoda Parry's report here
Smith takes the tee again
A busy summer lies ahead for Darcie Smith, a talented 15 year old golfer from Camber after a successful start to her 2015 season. After a busy and competitive summer she will be heading to Spain for the Daily Express sponsored Andalucia Junior European Open Finals.