Kitted out from top-to-toe in Lycra, wearing an aerodynamic helmet and riding a hi-tech Chris Boardman lightweight carbon-fibre bike, Harry Podmore cuts every inch the willowy, athletic figure of a professional cyclist – the only issue is – he’s a fast bowler for Kent.
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Ebbsfleet United have announced the appointment of the highly regarded Dennis Kutrieb to the role of first-team manager.
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The two senior teams in Sittingbourne, Sittingbourne FC and Borden Village, have formed a link.
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The two scheduled 2020 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship events at Brands Hatch will now switch layouts.
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Ebbsfleet United have announced the appointment of the highly regarded Dennis Kutrieb to the role of first-team manager.
The two senior teams in Sittingbourne, Sittingbourne FC and Borden Village, have formed a link.
June 1st, 2019 – the day that Steve Evans officially became manager of Gillingham Football Club. A year on and the Gills boss has been talking to KSN about the first year in the Priestfield hot seat as well as his hopes for the future whenever that may be…
The Premier League is hoped to restart on June 17th – will that finally mean that Gillingham’s League One campaign will follow suit?
It has become a standing joke with Charlton fans that the fee involved in a transfer deal – buying or selling – is ‘undisclosed’.
The Addicks were without three players when they reported back for training on Monday – David Davis, Tomer Hemed and Matt Smith.
Dutchaman, John van Zweden, posted the following Tweet on Thursday afternoon:
Today, we conclude the “22 Days in May” with the second part of our chat with the man voted top of the fans all-time favourite Gillingham players as KSN’s chief football writer Mike Green concludes his chat with ANDY HESSENTHALER…
With footballers from across the globe returning to training ahead of Leagues potentially restarting in the next few weeks, we’ve been talking to Kent’s export to Major League Soccer – Luis Binks – as he returns to Canada to resume his career with Impact Montreal.
On Saturday 23rd May, fans, players and staff of Bromley FC raised over £3,000 for the NHS Charities!
As the end of the football season comes around, naturally, contracts come to an end. Most notably in the professional game – but it’s no different for young talents hoping to make it in football.
Today for our focus in the “22 Days in May”, we speak to the man who quite possibly saved Deal Town’s Vase run when it threatened to be over before it even began at Eastleigh – KSN’s chief football writer Mike Green has been talking to “super-sub” Phil Miles…
Today we turn the “Twenty-two Days in May” spotlight on a player who needs little introduction to Kent’s football fans.
The latest trip down the “22 Days in May” is a second trip to the commentary box and the memories of regular KSN contributor Peter Guise who has been reminiscing with our chief football writer Mike Green…
Kent football is in mourning this Bank Holiday weekend with the desperately sad news that former Kent FA President Colin Boswell has passed away after a short battle with cancer.
Kitted out from top-to-toe in Lycra, wearing an aerodynamic helmet and riding a hi-tech Chris Boardman lightweight carbon-fibre bike, Harry Podmore cuts every inch the willowy, athletic figure of a professional cyclist – the only issue is – he’s a fast bowler for Kent.
Kent’s head coach Matt Walker emerged from his 10-week club furlough on Monday to answer the ECB’s call to arms and get England’s cricketers fit and ready for their re-scheduled Test battle against the West Indies and the remainer of the international calendar.
Kent’s England trio of Sam Billings, Zak Crawley and Joe Denly have been named amongst the group of men’s players that have been asked to return to training, as England prepare for the prospect of behind-closed-doors cricket, subject to UK Government clearance.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Afghanistan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi will now not be returning to the Kent Spitfires for the 2020 Vitality Blast.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has confirmed that no professional cricket will be played in England and Wales until at least 1 August, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
This Bank Holiday weekend, Kent should have been hosting Essex at the Spitfire Ground St Lawrence in Canterbury, but sadly the only cricket to “enjoy” this weekend will be on the respective satellite channels.
The Spitfire Sessions presents three Kent trophy winners from the Clubs 150-year history, for the sixth session on Kent Day, Tuesday 26th May, at 7pm.
Officially supported by Kent Cricket and the Club’s Principal Partners, Shepherd Neame, The Rainbow Run has beaten its original £1,000 target ten times over.
Kent Cricket has opened up its facilities at The County Ground, Beckenham, to support the return of Crystal Palace’s players, after a ten week absence.
Much has been written in recent weeks about the county’s footballers having their respective seasons curtailed. But what about Kent’s club cricketers for whom season 2020 hasn’t yet seen a ball bowled in anger?
After playing 500 games across the formats for Sussex, Mike Yardy has agreed to a ‘return home’ after joining Kent as the county’s first specialist batting coach.
Some of the biggest and most important names in the history of Kent Women have been awarded county caps in 2020, the Club’s 150th Year.
Following a positive response from the cricket family, Kent Cricket has made the decision to significantly raise its target distance during the Rainbow Run event on Sunday 17th May.
As a wicketkeeper who pocketed well over 1,000 catches during his playing days, Kent’s fortunes on the field are seemingly in the safest of hands when it comes to Paul Downton.
Kent Spitfires star Joe Denly has described presenting county team-mate Zak Crawley with his maiden England Test cap as one of the proudest moments of his cricket career.
The two scheduled 2020 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship events at Brands Hatch will now switch layouts.
The 2019 MSUK kart series vice champion Harry Yardley-Rose will make his circuit racing debut with Team HARD.
On the eve of the 2020 British Karting Championships the UK went into lockdown. Two of those drivers that were about to take on the challenge of a national championship for the first time were brother and sister Riley and Poppi Stephenson, this was their time to show off their talents.
Patrick Kibble will be returning to the Intelligent Money British GT Championship for the 2020 season continuing where he left off in 2019.
Alex Nevill recently announced that he would continue racing in the Mini Challenge for 2020 in the pro class.
In recent weeks we have been speaking with up and coming racing talent and today we catch-up with the Bridle brothers.
We currently don’t have any racing being undertaken in the U.K. but that doesn’t mean you can’t get your racing fix.
Brett Lidsey recently announced that he will be moving away from racing in the UK for 2020 to race in Europe.
Dartford’s Tyler Lidsey is looking forward to getting back out on track for the 2020 motorsport season once it gets going.
The Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship have this morning announced a revised calendar for the 2020 season.
Lydd’s Bradley Ray is relishing a new start in the Bennetts British Superbike Championship as he joins the Synetiq BMW team.
Canterbury’s Tom Ward will be riding for the Massingberd-Mundy MSS Performance Kawasaki team for 2020.
Jack Nixon has been looking back on his 2019 season in the HEL Performance British Motostar season and ahead to the 2020 British Superstock 600 series.
Team HARD. Racing have set up a fundraising campaign in support of Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust that allows race fans to have their name on the teams British Touring Car Championship VW CC.
Ryan Dixon will be looking to take on a new challenge once the 2020 motorsport season gets underway.
Walmer & Kingsdown Golf Club member Paul Cannons has been confirmed as their new county captain by the Kent Golf Union.
29 year old forward Tom Davis has become the fifth player to return to the Invicta Dynamos ahead of the 2020/21 season after committing to a second consecutive campaign in Kent.
The Invicta Dynamos have added another player to the roster for the upcoming 2020/21 season by securing the return of soon to be 20 year old forward Brandon Webster.
Canterbury Rugby Club’s full time Head of Rugby, Andy Pratt, has become a casualty of the financial fall out of the Covid 19 virus.
Player-Coach Anthony Leone has continued his preparations for the 2020/21 season by securing the return of 26 year old defenceman Harrison Lillis who pens a contract for a tenth year at the Invicta Dynamos.
The R&A has decided to cancel The Open in 2020 due to the current Covid-19 pandemic and the Championship will next be played at Royal St George’s in 2021.
Invicta Dynamos joint owner Kevin Parrish has announced that the club has begun plans for the 2020/21 season with the return of Player-Coach Anthony Leone and Slovakian forward Tomas Banovsky.
With no sport currently taking place in the UK, today at Kent Sports News we look at the rising starts in motorsport.
With the sporting calendar being extended into the summer and beyond, thoughts are beginning to turn towards the fate of arguably Kent’s biggest sporting event of the summer and whether or not it will take place.
There has never been a more important time to get out and go for a run.
The current measures put in place to deal with the Coronavirus crisis which are affecting all sports across the UK and indeed beyond have, as was sadly inevitable, forced a delay to the start (due next month) of the Kent TouchTec Kings’ season.
Every parkrun in Kent and across the world have been cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Running clubs and events across Kent will come to an end until the end of April due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Following government advice, the RFU will suspend all rugby activity in England, at both professional and community level.
The English Ice Hockey Association (EIHA) have confirmed that all remaining fixtures in the 2019/20 season have been cancelled with immediate effect.
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