• Keelby ace Chloe has eyes on national glory

  By Clare17

  Well done Chloe. Keep up the good work.

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 07:30 on 21/05/13

  

  KEELBY starlet Chloe Lingard will be gunning for national glory next month when she takes part in the English Table Tennis Association Junior Championship. The 11-year-old, who won the Midlands Area girls (11-14) event at Grantham in April, will serve up in the Under-12 section at Tipton Sports Academy. Despite competing for less than a year, the Keelby Primary School pupil has already lifted an impressive string of trophies...

• New boss looking to a bright Clee future

  By Observer_2

  Now they have becoem a feeder team to Hull City will theybe changing their colours to amber and...

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 07:30 on 20/05/13

  

  NEW Cleethorpes Town boss Marcus Newell believes he has what it takes to guide the club to Northern Counties East League (NCEL) promotion next season. The former Grimsby Borough midfielder, who joined the Owls' coaching staff last year, was announced as Andy Liddle's successor over the weekend. Cleethorpes enjoyed a successful debut season in NCEL Division One, challenging at the top for most of the campaign before eventually...

• Debutant Hallam helps Meggies to home win

  By presscard

  Its certainly nice seeing pictures of young talented players appearing with reports of the week end...

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 07:30 on 20/05/13

  

  CLEETHORPES won a hard-fought Yorkshire League clash at home to South Bank rivals Appleby Frodingham at Chichester Road. Heavy overnight rain led to a 30-minute delay to the start of proceedings on Saturday. Clee had been dealt a blow in the warm-up with veteran Andy Ellis going down with a calf strain and Ian Hallam gaining a late call-up for his Yorkshire League debut. In damp, cloudy conditions, the Meggies were asked to bat...

• OPINION: 'Joe Root's ready to shine against former Meggie Fulton'

  By presscard

  Young Root looked very good when he appeared at Chichester Road as a young teenager, and I saw him...

            

   

  By Grimsby Telegraph at 08:20 on 16/05/13

  

  WHEN England and New Zealand enter the field at Lords' this morning, the curtain will raise on another exciting summer of international cricket. But while the prospect of a double Ashes series is impossible to ignore, Alistair Cook and his men must focus on the job at hand. After a disappointing show in New Zealand – where former Cleethorpes CC man Peter Fulton was one of a number of thorns in their side – England will be...

• Alkborough going great guns in Lincolnshire cricket league

  By crickfan

  A fine line between success and failure. Either that or an overseas player...

            

   

  By Scunthorpe Telegraph at 06:45 on 16/05/13

  

  OVERSEAS star Vaidik Kishan Raj maintained his impressive form this season and ensured Alkborough did the same at the top of the Premier Division. The villagers managed 191 for six in 48 overs against Cleethorpes 2nds, opener Raj scoring 78 and Graham Wilson 41, as Ian Hallam claimed four for 68. Cleethorpes were then dismissed for 147, skipper Andy Haith cracking 45, as Raj grabbed five for 38 from 16 overs. There's a fine dividing...

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