THE Jersey Secondary Schools’ Sports Association have announced their 16-player squad to represent Jersey in the under-15s’ Star Trophy against Guernsey on Saturday week.
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Daily Archives: March 8, 2004
Weekend sport in brief
SHOOTING: David Turner won the Cobo Open shooting competition in Guernsey at the weekend, beating Guernseyman Jamie Cirigliano into second place.
Ian Heads from Southampton was third.
Last year’s winner, Jersey’s Scott Douglas, had a disappointing weekend, with rifle trouble among his problems.
He finished fifth.
Football:A turn for the better
FOLLOWING a week when professional football’s reputation plumbed new depths, Jersey’s 4-0 Muratti semi-final victory in Alderney on Saturday provided welcome relief.
Muratti:A job well done
HONOUR was served in both camps following Saturday’s Cherry Godfrey Muratti semi-final in Alderney and as expected it is Jersey who face Guernsey to contest the famous vase on Monday, 3 May.
Rugby Union:Jersey and Banks make Sugden date
JERSEY United Banks will face the JRFC’s 2nd XV in the final of the Sugden Cup in early April following Banks’ 25-5 win over Guernsey RFC’s 2nd XV and the 2nds’ 31-12 win over Beeches at St Peter on Sunday afternoon.
Smiles are the reward’
THIS year’s Woman in the Community award has gone to Jeannine Carey in recognition of her work for the Jersey Sports Association for the Disabled.
Four in court over hoax call
FOUR people who allegedly caused a major bomb scare in town last week appeared in the Magistrate’s Court today.
Tomorrow’s world gets a public airing
ONE of the oft-repeated criticisms of the States of Jersey is that its Members act as 53 independent political parties, without an overall direction or purpose.
Man rescued from flat blaze
FIREFIGHTERS rescued a 64-year-old man from the landing outside his burning flat last night.
Islanders help to shape future
ISLANDERS gave a resounding vote for controlled economic growth at Imagine Jersey Two on Saturday.
