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Jon Dunham

Jon Dunham

Sports Reporter at Northamptonshire Telegraph

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northantstelegraph.co.uk

A real need for speed as the European Finals head to Santa Pod Raceway

The trio all drive 10,000-horsepower Top Fuel Dragsters. Finland’s Zetterström holds the European speed record at 321.01mph. Sweden’s Callin is a shade slower at 320.20mph and Switzerland’s Erbacher held the previous record at 318.96mph before the other two topped it at Santa Pod Raceway in May. Now all three will return to Santa Pod between September 7 and 10 in a season-ending shootout to settle who will be 2023’s FIA Top Fuel champion. The European Finals will see more than two dozen overseas…
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Brigstock stay on course in the top-flight title race after a home ...

Brigstock remain out in front at the top of the Hevey Building Supplies Northamptonshire Cricket League’s Premier Division.
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Steelmen look 'devoid of confidence' after a heavy home defeat in t...

The Steelmen were beaten 4-0 by Isthmian League North side Lowestoft Town at Steel Park - their second home loss in the space of a few days after they had been beaten 1-0 by Shepshed Dynamo in the Northern Premier League Midlands. Lowestoft took the lead on the stroke of half-time and then added three more goals after the break with Jake Reed hitting a hat-trick. And it all left Corby boss Setchell scratching his head. “With the performance, I am probably not as unhappy as I was the other night,…
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VERDICT: Poppies stop the rot as they pick up first point of the se...

The Poppies twice fought back from losing positions to secure a share of the spoils and, in the end, they could argue that they got what they deserved for their efforts. The major positive, of course, was that the run of three defeats in a row at the start of the Southern League Premier Central season was ended while debutants Will Mellors-Blair and Dan Jarvis were both on target after signing for the club this week. However, there are still issues for Leese to address. The Poppies have now ship…
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Northants superstar Charley so sure her time will come after second...

Northamptonshire golf superstar Charley Hull is determined to make 2024 the year she secures her first major title after she finished in outright second place in the AIG Women’s Open at Walton Heath.
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Diamonds' focus turns towards the opener as one more friendly test ...

Diamonds’ final friendly of the summer will see them take on Luton Town’s under-21 team next Tuesday night with the game due to be staged at Wellingborough Town’s Dog & Duck ground (7.30pm kick-off) due to Rushden & Higham United having a league game at Hayden Road. The game will bring the curtain down on an encouraging pre-season campaign for Chris Nunn’s team, which continued this week with a comfortable 9-0 victory over Rushden & Higham last weekend before they drew 2-2 with Bedford Town on T…
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Leese still feels he is ‘two players short’ as big kick-off approac...

Having been appointed fairly late into the summer, the new Poppies boss has had a busy couple of months as he assembles a new-look line-up as Kettering head back into life at Step 3. The new season kicks off with a short trip to Stamford on Saturday (3pm kick-off) and Leese has added three further new faces to his squad this week with the arrivals of midfielder James Carvell and defenders Lucas Purse, son of former Birmingham City and Cardiff City centre-back Darren, and Owen Cochrane, who has j…
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A legendary Diamonds day must leave a 'legacy' - Northamptonshire T...

A sell-out crowd of over 1,300 packed into Hayden Road on Sunday afternoon to see a team of Rushden & Diamonds Legends take on the AFC Rushden & Diamonds Legends. The two squads were packed with famous names from yesteryear with the likes of Paul Underwood, Lee Tomlin, Duane Darby and Simeon Jackson featuring for the RDFC Legends. In the end, the game itself finished 3-3 to ensure the Dale Roberts Cup was shared. Two goals from Alfie Taylor and one from Fazel Koriya saw the AFCRD Legends move in…
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Fighting Fit kickboxers receive the call for Great Britain – but th...

Three young members from Fighting Fit Kickboxing Academy have been selected for the WAKO GB Kickboxing squad.
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Bishop Stopford School celebrate some national sporting success

Bishop Stopford School have been enjoying some sporting success over the past few weeks.
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Burton Park ABC's Panter claims more glory with a first British title

Burton Park ABC boxer Ellis Panter has won his first British title.