Recently tumbling and acrobatic gymnasts from Andover Gymnastics Club competed in the British Tumbling and Acrobatics Championships at Fenton Manor in Stoke-on-Trent
The first age group of tumblers included Jenna Barrett (nine-ten years). Her first run was disappointing but she worked hard to compose herself before the second run which she performed well. Kaylum Batchelor and Jamie Stanley were in the 11-12 age band and both performed cleanly to qualify for the finals in third and fourth place. In the finals Jamie produced his best ever tumbling runs to claim the silver medal, with Kaylum winning bronze.
Andover Archers held their annual Saxon shoot at their grounds at Foxcotte Park which carried UK national record status and attracted many of Hampshire's county archers.
Youth development in the Andover Wheelers is proving a great success with early season results at all age levels giving the youngsters a good start at both local and national level.
WITH Andover having started their fixtures last week in the Southern Electric Premier League, the rest of the local cricket fraternity catch up tomorrow when the Hampshire Cricket League sparks into life.
IN their first game of the season in the Southern Electric Premier League, newly promoted Andover went to Havant, arguably their toughest opposition they will come up against all season.
Hampshire's Dennis Murrell claimed his first ever Classic ranking title at the Entertainer after winning the Keith Goacher Classic, sponsored by JM White Plastering.
Despite the lack of numbers compared to other clubs taking part, Andover Swimming Club were on medal-winning form when they competed at the Avalon long course open meet in Somerset last month.
Andover girl racer Dawn Boyd will be looking for a change in fortune at Pembrey this weekend at the latest round of the Dunlop Great and British MINI Challenge.
