TWO Jersey football squads are on tour to Southampton this weekend.
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Daily Archives: February 20, 2004
Hockey:Men’s title won and ladies cup finalists known
HAUTLIEU Hockey Club’s 4-0 win last weekend ensured them the Division II championship title once again, while Convicts maintained pole position in Division I of the Jersey Men’s Hockey League following a victory against club-mates Victims at Les Quennevais Playing Fields.
Football:Six-hit Scottish six points clear
MIDFIELDER Ged McConnell continued his excellent goalscoring form of late to steer Jersey Scottish to a comfortable flybe.
Combination Division I victory against struggling St Peter at Springfield last night.
Swimming:Plenty to smile about!
SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD Daniel Halksworth secured the right to take part in the British Olympic swimming trials with a magnificent bronze medal swim in the National Vittel Cup in Rennes, France, last weekend.
Island Games: Games boss in drugs code talks
THE introduction of an initiative which, if it is accepted by the members, will bring the International Island Games Association into line with sporting associations and governing bodies world-wide, was discussed in Jersey this week.
Rugby union: Vandals’ tails are up
WEYBRIDGE Vandals, newly-named Weybridge Vandals, were so pleased only to lose 14-0 to league leaders Guildford in their London South-West League Division III game at the weekend that they phoned the Jersey rugby club straight afterwards to tell them the news.
Harbours seek independence
JERSEY Harbours is pushing to become a States-owned limited company.
Chamber attack tax plans
THE proposed tax measures are coming in too early and States savings are being delivered too late, according to the head of the Chamber of Commerce.
Names go into hat for Public Services
THE building of a hotel on a green field site would be encouraged by Senator Philip Ozouf if he were elected as president of Environment and Public Services.
Police increase waterfront patrols
GANGS of youths who cause trouble at the waterfront are being told: ‘You’re not above the law.’
