THE Herberts, 17-year-old Beckie and 15-year-old Jamey, both represented England at hockey over the Easter period, with Jamey top-scoring for the under-16s and Beckie moving up from under-18 level to under-21 level in her four games.
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Daily Archives: April 13, 2004
Football:Guernsey turn the tables
STRIKER Jon Veron broke Jersey’s hearts with a two-goal haul as Guernsey regained the Ambassadeur Bowl in the under-21 Muratti in Guernsey on Friday.
Historic encounter at Springfield as England beat Scots
ENGLAND defeated their Scotland counterparts 1-0 at Springfield yesterday afternoon in a Home International for the Centenary Shield.
Grouville and St Ouen still battling on for Division II title
Grouville maintained top spot on Saturday but after being held to a goal-less draw by mid-table Beeches Old Boys at Le Boulivot, the championship remains in the balance.
Other Sport
MOTORSPORT: One record - but several breaks at Bouley Bay.
A crowd of 600 watched yesterday’s Bouley Bay Hillclimb where only one record was broken - Jon Goodwin taking nearly a second off his 2003 Ferrari record, lowering it to 50.31.
However, the day was marked by the number of injuries.
Peter Le Druillenec broke two of his fingers when he lost control of his Miller Hart racing car and his steering wheel whipped around on impact and Darryl Morris broke his collarbone when the throttle jammed on his 125 cc Kart and he hitt a bank.
Another Festival victory for Jersey schoolboys
GOALS from Blake Derbyshire and Clayton Romeril steered Jersey to a second win in three games in the Primary Schools’ Festival of Football at the FB Fields this morning.
Racing:Catcando retains Bookmakers’ Plate
THERE was a sunshine start to the Jersey Race Club’s season at Les Landes yesterday afternoon, with no one in the 3,000 crowd having brighter smiles at the end than trainer Alyson Malzard and jockey Ross Studholme - both enjoyed a hat-trick of successes.
No privatisation’ offer ‘to manual workers
GUARANTEES have been given that public sector services will not be privatised if manual workers agree to a new offer from the States side.
Strike delays Emeraude sailing by three hours
A STRIKE caused last night’s Emeraude sailing to be delayed for over three hours, with the vessel not arriving in the Island until 1.30 am.
£500,000 haul of cocaine and heroin
THE States police have seized class A drugs worth more than £500,000 in an evening raid on a St Helier house.
