ATHLETICS

Olympian Douglas in track return

MONTELL Douglas returned to action after the Beijing Olympics to finish fourth in the 100m at the British Grand Prix at Gateshead on Sunday, writes Pat Calnan. The poor weather conditions prevented fast times and the Blackheath & Bromley Harrier, who bro... » MORE

CRICKET

EXCLUSIVE: Walker set for Spitfires farewell - County stalwart facing up to life out in the middle a

MATT Walker is facing up to finishing his cricketing career away from his boyhood club with Kent showing little interest in renewing his contract. The Spitfires stalwart has grown frustrated this season - his benefit year - as an unaccustomed lack of fi... » MORE

FOOTBALL

WIN! Charlton tickets

THE KENTISH TIMES has teamed up with CHARLTON ATHLETIC to offer our readers the chance to win a pair of tickets for EVERY home game of their Championship season. In order to have a chance of winning your two tickets to watch Charlton v Wolves on Saturday... » MORE

It just Paint good enough - Lions bare teeth but still come up short

MILLWALL fielded a strong side against Colchester on Tuesday evening, but still fell at the first hurdle in the Johnstone s Paint Trophy for the second successive season, writes Fintan Quinn. Neil Harris and Lewis Grabban were the only players rested fro... » MORE

RUGBY

‘Promotion out of the question’ - Club coach Biljon content to build for the future

HARVEY Biljon has all but written off Blackheath s promotion prospects for the coming season believing better equipped sides with greater resources will hold sway in National League Two. Club achieved a creditable top-five finish last term, but they were... » MORE

MISCELLANEOUS

Crayford Dogs: Ping the one to beat

MONDAY evening saw 36 greyhounds competing in the heats stage of this year s running of the Guys and Dolls at the track. The event is unique as the 18 dogs and bitches are kept in separate halves of the draw, which results in three runners from each se... » MORE