What's in this week's Gazette Sport?

IN THIS week's Gazette Sport we have all the latest news and reports from our local football teams with the County League football season coming to a close.
By The Newsroom
Published 19th Apr 2007, 11:21 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 01:18 BST

Rustington FC were crowned Division 3 champions on Tuesday at Newhaven. See our report and reaction from Rustington captain Russ Tomlinson and manager Gareth Davies.

Arundel are still in pusuit of third place. See Bob Bond's live report from their home win over Hassocks and a report from their draw at league-leaders Whitehawk.

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Wick drew an entertaining match 2-2 with Shoreham. See Jim Hughes' live report.

Steve Metcalf's first East Preston goal gave EP a 3-2 win against Redhill. See our report and reaction from EP manager Chris White.

Littlehampton suffered their heaviest defeat of the season when they lost 7-0 at Eastbourne Town. See our report and reaction from Golds boss Trevor Waller.

Also . . .

David Bennett's live report from Littlehampton Golf Club against Worthing in the Davies & Tate Sussex Team Matchplay Championship second round.

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And, reaction from Ham Manor captain Andy Newbon after his team made it into the third round.

Littlehampton Ladies FC are the South East Counties Women's League Premier Division champions. Find out what league they will go up into.

Rustington FC Reserves are the Team Of The Week.

East Preston Cricket Club defeated Littlehampton in a pre-season friendly. Find out who were among the runs and wickets.

And . . .

Worthing Football Club have been relegated. We start to look at what this means for next season. And we have a live match report from Steve Bailey on the game that finally decided it. And lots of fine pictures by Stephen Goodger.

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Worthing Rugby Club have missed out on promotion into the National League for the first time. We bring Mike Rice's live report on Worthing's closing match against Old Albanians, when they needed to rack up as many points as possible.

Worthing Thunder began their two-leg semi-final away to London Capitals in the Englsih Basketball League Play-off Championship. League champions Thunder fell to a nine-point defeat. We had reporter Richard Amey and photographer Ian Muir there. There's a great shot of Janis Ivanovskis.

Harty puts in his view on Rebels' relegation, makes a plea for Penguin Hockey Club, and reveals his fear about the Albion's end-game this season.

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