#community-sports

#community-sports

The new academy honors 13-year-old Zara Murphy, a promising player who passed away, aiming to nurture young female football talent.

Brandon Dillon's journey from bat boy to senior outfielder illustrates the passage of time and growth in high school sports.

Jack Woolley cherishes his community sports roots, reflecting on family involvement and early achievements that shaped his athletic journey.

KP Dragons promotes inclusivity and community through dragon boating, offering free initial practices and fostering a healthy lifestyle for all members.

Los Alamitos and Mira Costa, two public schools, compete in a historic Division 1 championship, showcasing teamwork and community pride.

Bethnal Green Weightlifting Club gains a three-month reprieve from eviction, allowing time to explore options for continued operation.

Dorking Wanderers, founded in 1999, has made a remarkable ascent to the National League South, celebrating its 1,000th match this weekend.

Marc White's leadership has been pivotal in the club's success, embodying passion and hands-on dedication throughout its journey.

Palo Alto has paused synthetic turf installation due to health and safety concerns, particularly regarding reported injuries and environmental impacts.

Pickleball is rapidly growing as a community sport in India, particularly in urban areas like Mumbai and Bengaluru. It bridges generational gaps and enhances social interaction.

Eric Perez aims to lead Truro City into the English Football League, focusing on a hard-working, Cornish approach rather than a celebrity-driven model.

Bexley Lawn Tennis and Squash Club is launching new padel courts to enhance community sports accessibility, supported by funding from the LTA Tennis Foundation.

Les Ferdinand actively fights to save community football pitches in Islington from redevelopment into high-rise flats, emphasizing their importance for youth and community.

Community members express strong opposition to proposals for rooftop football pitches, arguing they fail to meet local needs.

Kieran Connolly's groundwork in children's football fosters community and promotes local coaching talent through free sessions in South-East London.

Scammers are falsely fundraising for Islington Boxing Club, and the club has urged the public not to give money to these individuals.

Mike Davie revives traditional hot dog vending with a classic steamer at Oakland Ballers games amidst the team's playoff push.