NETBALL: JERSEY Netball Association Division I champions St Clement’s A were victorious in Guernsey at the weekend and can now add the title of CI inter-club champions to their honours list.
They beat top Sarnians Nerine by 49 goals to 34.
THREE sin-binned players, a Guernsey revival that saw the visitors come perilously close to leveling the scores midway through the second half and a 3,000 crowd at St Peter on a sunshine-filled Saturday afternoon.
JERSEY’S cricket season got off to a sunshine start on Saturday and Romeril’s captain Nigel Crocker took full advantage by scoring an unbeaten century.
A BRICK wall called AC St Martin ended Jersey Scottish’s hopes of winning the Upton Park Trophy in Guernsey on Saturday.
TWO powerful headers from midfielder Craig Russell and a fine individual goal from Brett Pitman secured the John Leatt Trophy for St Paul’s at a sun-drenched Track yesterday afternoon.
A MAN needed several stitches after being punched in the face in the Watersplash nightclub in the early hours of Sunday morning.
JERSEY lived up to its reputation as the sunshine isle over the weekend with bright spells lasting for over 26 hours.
HAUTLIEU students spent the first day at their new school today.
AN 18-year-old student from Jersey College for Girls, Sophie Chaopradith, was crowned Miss Battle of Flowers at Hotel L’Horizon on Saturday night.
A SUN-bathed St Ouen’s Bay was the star of the show on Saturday night as seven golfing pals entered a live, prime-time game show on BBC1.
