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31. Friendly Games has world captivated
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 2 August 2002GENERAL: Thousands of sports enthusiasts and armchair followers have enjoyed a truly spectacular Commonwealth Games.
32. Peter stars at national tournament
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 14 June 2002KARATE: Oakwood High School student Peter Ameri has become the first member of Chorlton Karate Club to win a silver medal at the UK National Championships.
33. South West title hopes nosedive
South Manchester Reporter, Tuesday 23 July 2002CRICKET: South West Manchester's hopes of making a late challenge for the Manchester Association premier division title were dealt a fatal blow with a shock home defeat by a modest Westleigh, in our cricket round-up.
34. So near, yet so far
South Manchester Reporter, Monday 27 May 2002POOL: East Didsbury's Parrs Wood pub's team produced a terrific display in the national finals of the John Barrass Pool Classic.
35. Juniors play starring roles
South Manchester Reporter, Tuesday 23 July 2002GOLF: The captains of both Withington and Didsbury clubs gave all their members - including juniors - the chance to enjoy their captain's day competitions and celebrations.
36. King of the county
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 4 July 2002GOLF: Danny Wardrop cemented his reputation as a rising stars by winning the Cheshire Championships for the first time in his burgeoning career.
37. Burnage to host England training sessions
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 13 June 2002RU: Burnage has been chosen as a venue for some of England's training sessions during the Commonwealth Games.
38. Knight aims to build on 5-try heroics
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 13 September 2002RU: Heaton Moor and Burnage come face to face in the first of many North Lancs One derbies.
39. Destroyer Khan
South Manchester Reporter, Thursday 16 May 2002CRICKET: Whalley Range 139ao SW Manchester 140-6
40. Burnage held to a disappointing draw
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 14 June 2002CRICKET: Burnage 182-6 Chelford 81-7