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1. Steve still unbeaten
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 26 May 2005LLOYDS Hotel secretary Steve Ridley is one of only three unbeaten players in the MEN Premier League's 'Last Man Standing' event.
2. Girls make a splash for national prize
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 26 May 2005MANCHESTER High School for Girls' water polo team have completed a unique double as they are national champions at under-16s and under-14s level.
3. Games goodbye?
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 26 May 2005MANCHESTER Magic's basketball legend John Amaechi has said next year's Commonwealth Games could be his 'swansong' as a player.
4. Peter decides to call it a day
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 26 May 2005THE annual dinner of the Lancashire and Cheshire AFL at Edgeley Park's Pavilion Suite marks the end of an era of great development for the league with the retirement of secretary Peter Howarth.
5. Rain ruins tight games
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 26 May 2005BURNAGE suffered a washout in their Cheshire County League division two match with Middlewich, having looked well set at 80-2.
6. Wythenshawe book final spot
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 26 May 2005WYTHENSHAWE reached the Surridge Cup final after defeating Stretford in a rain-affected match.
7. Whalley find their Range
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 26 May 2005Whalley Range 45-2 Westleigh 0-0 ONLY 14 overs were possible at Kingsbrook Road as Whalley Range entertained Westleigh in the Manchester Association First Division.
8. Abacus counting up the silverware as Gregs go nap
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 19 May 2005Football ABACUS Media are looking forward to the Lancashire and Cheshire League's presentation dinner on May 23 when they will pick up two top trophies.
9. South’s dream ends while duo make semis
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 19 May 2005South West Manchester 86ao Hindley SP 87-0 A SEVERELY depleted South West Manchester saw their Surridge Cup dreams ended.
10. New club’s ace start
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 19 May 2005Golf WITHINGTON Golf Club manager Brian Grundy is wondering if he has set a new world record with a hole-in-one at Windermere Golf Club.