Reaseheath College’s five football teams have ended their best season by winning or being highly placed in all their league tables.
The college’s alliance with Crewe Alexandra’s Football Education Academy means students had the chance to represent Crewe Alexandra in the Community and Education Football Alliance League (EFL).
A community six-a-side league in Crewe has unveiled a major expansion of its competition to meet demand.
Around 300 local footballers are already playing in the league in Crewe.
The two bottom teams Winnington SC and Raven Salvador drew 2-2 in the Crewe Regional League Premier Division.
The visitors led 0-2 at half time, thanks to goals from Josh Wynne and Robsan Osman.
The Crewe Regional Sunday Football League began its new season with four new teams in Premier Division – and three games postponed as some clubs could not raise a team.
All four new teams promoted from Division One were in action, with mixed results.
Crewe & Nantwich men and ladies teams have been keeping busy – despite not being able to play any games this season!
The men showed their power with a 3,000 press- up challenge, and the ladies displayed amazing fitness with a 2,000-burpees fundraiser.
The Crewe Regional Sunday League finally got underway and two of three new teams in the league were in action.
In the Premier Division, The Lions (formerly White Lion Ford Lane) went down 0-6 to George and Dragon, whose scorers were Charlie Hatton (3), Robbie Hatton (2) and Joe Duckworth.
Most Crewe Regional Sunday League teams were involved in second round Presidents’ Cup games this weekend.
In the top game of the day, Crewe Athletic were 2-0 up against White Lion Ford Lane after only six minutes, thanks to goals from Nathan Tickle.
Nantwich outdoor pool played host to a regional Junior Water Polo festival.
10 mixed teams of boys and girls aged 14 and under gathered from across the North West region and further afield for the event.
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