Otley Town 1 Pool 2 (aet)HOLDERS Pool deservedly went through to the last eight of the WharfedaleDistrict FA Cup at the expense of neighbours Otley Town.In a game generally low on quality, the most progressive football came from the away side, as Otley
JAMES Dabill won the Scott Trial for the second time in Swaledale on Saturday.The Cookridge rider held off the challenge of his Scarborough rival Michael Brown to claim the title he last won in 2010.Dabill finished the 76 sections with 43 penalties,
BECKY Kendell scored seven times as Guiseley Vixens overpowered West Riding League side AFC Gledhow 15-1 in the Women’s County Cup. The Vixens scored four times in the first ten minutes and were 9-0 up by the half-time interval. Guiseley continued
York 20 Yarnbury 20 YARNBURY are sitting pretty in third spot in Yorkshire One after holdingYork to a draw at Clifton Park. With influential No8 Jimmy Cryan still unfit captain Oliver Cashman moved into the back with Nathan Benton taking over
OTLEY may have needed the help of G4 Security after the Aire-Wharfe League annual dinner. They picked up 12 trophies at the annual bash at the Village Hotel in Headingley, including, for the first time in the league's history, the silverware for
GUISELEY'S squad strength will be tested as they bid for FA Cup glory on Saturday. The Lions have not only been hit by injuries but also by a stomach bug as the Conference North side prepare to visit Vanarama Premier side Grimsby Town. "We
A wealthy businessman has been jailed for seven years for killing his estranged partner after a judge said he had never accepted their relationship was over. Sentencing John Butler at Leeds Crown Court today, Mr Justice Edis said he had gone “unannounced
A NEW book about the Washburn Valley will be launched in Fewston this month. Written by Ilkley-based historian and writer Diana Parsons, The Book of the Washburn Valley: Yorkshire’s Forgotten Dale, goes on sale on Saturday, October 25. The
KIND-HEARTED pupils raised money to help other children enjoy themselves at a charity’s holiday camp. Youngsters from the foundation classes at Queensway Primary in Yeadon gave the money to the Leeds Children’s Charity, which provides free holidays
