James Henley is a journalist for the New Milton Advertiser and Lymington Times, focusing on local news in the New Milton area of the United Kingdom. With a passion for sports, James covers a range of sporting events in the region, including rugby, football, and running.
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James Henley's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, particularly running, cricket, and football in the United Kingdom. If you are involved in organizing or participating in local sporting events within the New Milton area or have insights into the performance of specific teams or athletes at these events, reaching out to him with event coverage details would be a good fit.
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By: James Henley
New Milton Town extended their unbeaten Wessex League run to ten with a win over Clanfield after goals from Barney Stone and Noel McCarthy-Gardiner.
By: James Henley
AFC Totton’s match against Gosport Borough was abandoned on Friday evening after a power outage left the game unplayable.
By: James Henley
Bashley were grateful for Rob Flooks’ heroic defending in the match’s dying embers that sealed a 3-2 Southern League win over Bideford AFC.
By: James Henley
A young New Milton Rugby Club first team battled hard and played some great rugby but lost 36-6 against a physical Portsmouth side at Norman’s Way.
By: James Henley
Lymington Town held their own for long periods, but an in-form Hamworthy Utd showed no mercy, with Ben Morris’s equaliser counting for little.
By: James Henley
This week’s Brockenhurst parkrun saw 15-year-old Ewan Gwyer of Southampton AC crossing the line first, leading a field of 201 at Wilverley Inclosure.
By: James Henley
Despite a red card after three minutes to Harry Bunce and having not won since August, Brockenhurst picked up a 2-1 win over Baffins Milton Rovers.
By: James Henley
A former Premier League and current AFC Totton striker surprised a grassroots team at an event to promote neurodiverse inclusion.
By: James Henley
Ringwood Town looked down and out at 3-0 against Cove FC, but a dramatic late comeback extended Ringwood Town’s unbeaten run to eight games.
By: James Henley
FORMER Premier League and current AFC Totton striker surprised grassroots Autistic FC at an event to promote neurodiverse inclusion.
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