Cross country returned to West Berkshire for the first since the pandemic as Newbury AC hosted the maiden Oxfordshire League meeting of the season.
Former St Bartholomew's student Ollie Hassell-Collins surpassed 200 points for London Irish when he touched down in the Exiles defeat to Harlequins.
Tadley Calleva suffered a third defeat in four games at the weekend, losing 2-1 to Balham despite Ben Wright's second half penalty.
Yashwa Romeo's Thatcham Town shocked high flyers South Park Regiate at the weekend as Cameron Rohart-Brown scored a hat-trick in a 3-0 win.
There was heartache for Newbury Blues at the weekend, conceding a late penalty in a 15-14 defeat against second placed side Witney.
Former Berkshire seamer Lauren Bell admitted she is "over the moon" following news she's been awarded an England central contract for 2022/23.
It's been another difficult week for Hungerford, taking just one point from two games following a draw with Worthing and a defeat to Hemel Hempstead.
Thatcham's poor start to the Isthmian League South Central season continued at the weekend with a 2-1 defeat at Westfield.
Lambourn's Jamie Snowden is confident Ga Law can cap his comeback in the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham, 18 months after a serious tendon injury.
Thatcham athlete Teresa Robbins completed the 70.3 Ironman World Championships in St George, Utah despite sustaining a broken toe in the process.
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Brad Neal headed the winner as Tadley Calleva returned to winning ways with a 1-0 triumph over Horley Town.
Newbury Town are unbeaten this season as Danny Langford, Ben Wickens, Keith Moss and Alan Lovegrove spearhead the club's on and off-field resurgence.
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Newbury's Luke Humphries reached the European Championships quarter-finals in Dortmund – despite forgetting his darts!
Newbury Blues made it five bonus point wins in a row following a 34-12 win over rivals Swindon at Monks Lane this weekend.
Upper Lambourn's Harry Dunlop admitted a mixture of sadness and excitement as he marked his final day as a racehorse trainer on Tuesday.
Hungerford Town suffered two defeats in four days this week and are now eight points adrift of safety in the National league South table.
Siblings Sophie and Liam Neil made their mark at the World, European and British Laser Run and Modern Triathlon Championships.
Newbury Canoe Club finished an impressive 10th at the Hasler Series finals – the first time the club has ever qualified for the national championship.
Newbury Blues captain Dan Thorne discusses his side's strong start to the season and looks ahead to the weekend's Swindon clash.
Tadley Calleva went out of the FA Vase at the weekend following a penalty shootout defeat before losing 3-2 to Camberley on Tuesday night.
