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Delight as Maltby net award

The club, based at Maltby Comprehensive School, was formed in 1987 with two teams, U11s and an U12s.
Since those early days it has boomed and now has more than 200 players registered from U8s to U18s level.
Club president Jim Fletcher said: "Anyone connected with junior football
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Horror crash RACER Karl Harris escaped with minor injuries after a horror crash during the opening round of the British Superbike series–when he was smashed in the face by an 120 mph stray bike. The teak-tough Aston rider suffered a broken nose and three broken metatarsals in his foot after the freak accident at Hampshire's Thruxton curcuit on Sunday, saying afterwards: "I fell l
THEY'RE OFF CROSS country kids put their best feet forward as the Rawmarsh School Sport Partnership Championships were fought out. Held at Herringthorpe, the youngsters braved some bad weather in the four races, for years 3-6. The Partnership overseess 69 primary, secondary and special schools within Rotherham and all the
Delight as Maltby net award AN ambitious and well-organised junior club has netted a top accolade. Maltby Juniors were presented with the FA Charter Standard Community Award for continuing to deliver a high standard of football for boys and girls of ages and abilities. The club, based at Maltby Comprehensive School, was formed in 1987 with two teams, U11s and an U12s. Since those early days it has boomed and now has more than 200 players registered from U8s

Horror crash

RACER Karl Harris escaped with minor injuries after a horror crash during the opening round of the British Superbike series–when he was smashed in the face by an 120 mph stray bike.
The teak-tough Aston rider suffered a broken nose and three broken metatarsals in his foot after the freak accident at Hampshire's Thruxton curcuit on Sunday, saying afterwards: "I fell l

THEY'RE OFF

CROSS country kids put their best feet forward as the Rawmarsh School Sport Partnership Championships were fought out.

Held at Herringthorpe, the youngsters braved some bad weather in the four races, for years 3-6.
The Partnership overseess 69 primary, secondary and special schools within Rotherham and all the

Delight as Maltby net award

AN ambitious and well-organised junior club has netted a top accolade. Maltby Juniors were presented with the FA Charter Standard Community Award for continuing to deliver a high standard of football for boys and girls of ages and abilities.

The club, based at Maltby Comprehensive School, was formed in 1987 with two teams, U11s and an U12s.
Since those early days it has boomed and now has more than 200 players registered from U8s