James Henley is a Sports Editor at A&T. With a focus on competitive and professional sports, he covers a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, as well as the business aspects of the sports industry. James has been featured in MDPI, New Milton Advertiser, and Lymington Times.
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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
Scott Rendell insists AFC Totton are heading in the right direction ahead of the new season despite seeing his side edged out 3-2 by Southampton.
By: James Henley
Calmore Sports claimed the bragging rights after edging fellow New Forest side Langley Manor by three wickets in an entertaining derby on Saturday.
By: James Henley
Bashley (Rydal) produced a spirited display but were unable to halt promotion-chasing South Wilts, who claimed a 65-run win after declaring on 258-9.
By: James Henley
Fawley produced a dominant performance on Saturday as three half-centuries powered them to a crushing 209-run victory over Liphook & Ripsley.
By: James Henley
New Milton Falcons were crowned county champions after producing an outstanding performance to defeat Hook in the Carolyn Boyles Trophy final.
By: James Henley
New Milton Table Tennis Club were recognised at the Bournemouth and District Table Tennis Association (B&DTTA) presentation evening.
By: James Henley
Totton & Eling kept themselves firmly in the SPCL Division One promotion hunt with a hard-fought 10-run victory over Ventnor at Steephill on Saturday.
By: James Henley
Fawley produced a superb all-round team performance to edge Sparsholt by two wickets and move further clear of the relegation zone on Saturday.
By: James Henley
Bashley’s campaign began in frustrating fashion as a stunning first-half strike from Matt Casey proved enough to hand Hamble Club all three points.
By: James Henley
New Milton Town could hardly have wished for a better start to the new Wessex League Division One season as they thrashed Cove 6-1 on Saturday.
