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Hey, we're the Hotshots, official cheerleaders for Aldershot Town Football Club.. We perform home games at the EBB Aldershot Stadium.. please show your support and visit us at the stadium. For promotional, charity events, visits and general information please send all enquiries to tashi.fraser@hotmail.com Please also show your support on twitter @The_Hotshots

Headley United play in the Hampshire League Senior Division. They were formed in 1930 as Headley FC and played their early football in the Farnham league winning the Farnham Cup in 1963/64 and Alton cup in 1964//65. Other achievements to date include the Farnham Charity Cup 1975/76 and 1977/78, Eric Perrin Cup runners up 2002/03 and the Aldershot Senior League Cup 2006/07. Headley United rejoined the Aldershot League in 1995 with two teams. The First team won Division Two in 1996 and followed this success the following year by winning Division One. The Reserves are still an ever present team within the First Division. Following a successful 2006/07 season in the Senior Division of the Aldershot League, promotion to the Hampshire Premier League was the natural progression for the club.

Instructors: Joe Colville David Louzan Fidalgo Sam Tait

Welcome to Alloa Scotland Brazilian jiu jitsu academy,At the heart of the Gracie Barra Family’s extraordinary success over the years is our strong philosophy and mission as a group, a foundation which our masters laid many years ago, but is constantly being reinforced by the great people that make our community. Jiu-Jitsu is a beautiful art, and we have a vision of how it should be taught as a means for individual development going beyond the competitive realm. To achieve this vision, we must remember to come together as a family, always putting the team in front of individual. For that, we will fight to the end for what we believe is right. Become part of our family now!

Alnwick is said to be the second-oldest provincial club in England with a proven continuous history. The club currently plays in the Northumberland and Tyneside Cricket League, with two senior league teams as well as a midweek team. The club also runs an affluent junior system, with teams ranging from U9's to U18's. All new members are welcome, both senior and junior.

Rec Ice Hockey team based in Manchester and playing out of the Altrincham Ice Dome in the North West. Currently registered for the 2012 season and open to bookings for games. to book us for events, click on the link in the website.

Our Vision West Didsbury & Chorlton are one of Manchester's oldest and leading amateur clubs with a Vision to become a Community Club for the Chorlton and South Manchester area. The First Team and Reserves play in the FA Vase, Lancashire FA Challenge Trophy and North West Counties Football League. The A Team are in the Altrincham and District [Saturday] League and the Veterans teams in the Cheshire Veterans Football League on a Sunday. We have links with local junior clubs and are also planning to develop this with women's and girls football on new grass pitches on the former University Playing Fields at Hardy Farm, adjacent to the club. We are a volunteer run, not for profit, members club, open to all. History The club was formed in West Didsbury as Christ Church A.F.C. in 1908 by a local Sunday School Superintendent. Christ Church joined the Manchester Alliance League, in which they played until 1914.[2] For the 1920–21 season, the club changed its name to West Didsbury A.F.C. and joined the Lancashire and Cheshire League. West played at the top level of this league for many years, finishing runners-up four times and winning the Rhodes cup in 1932. The club was relegated in 1951–52 but were promoted back the following year. In 1959–60, West were again relegated, but this time took six years to regain a place in Division One.[2] This was short-lived, however, as West were relegated again in 1968–69. Despite this, the club won the Rhodes cup for the second time in 1969–70. After again achieving promotion to Division One in 1970–71, two relegations in three years saw West playing in the Lancashire and Cheshire League Division Three, in which they stayed until the late 1980s.[2] In the 1987–88 and 1988–89 season the club achieved back to back promotions as champions. In 2003, the club changed its name to West Didsbury & Chorlton, to reflect its new location after an earlier ground move. In 2006, they entered the Manchester League Division One, won two Murray Shields in three seasons, and were crowned champions in 2010–11, gaining promotion to the Premier Division.[2] In the 2011–12 season, the club played in the FA Vase for the first time, and were knocked out in the Second Qualifying Round by Ashville F.C.[3] For the 2012–13 season the club had its application to enter the North West Counties Football League Division One accepted.[4] This will be the first time the club has played at level 10 of the English football league system.

4 Senior Teams- First Team: Welsh League Division Two Reserve Team: Carmarthenshire League Division 2 Thirds: Reserve Carmarthenshire League Division 3 Youth Team: West Wales U18's League

Youth cricket is provided for children from age of 7 to 18 with coaching and competitive matches offered Andover Cricket Club was established in 1865, with home games being played at the London Road ground for most the club's history. Still the club's headquarters today, and with over 250 adult and junior members. In 1973 the club became a founder member of the Hampshire League and played its first County Division One League fixture on May 12 1973 away at Hartley Witney, winning by 99 runs. Andover led the league early season but suffered 2 defeats against Portsmouth & Southsea on Aug 4 & New Milton on Aug 11. Despite taking maximum points against St Cross in the last match Andover finished 13 points adrift of New Milton. Andover were runners-up in 1974 and continued to have success through the late 19702 and early 1980s. In 1986, Andover were invited to join the Southern Premier League. Membership of the Southern Premier League lasted until 1994, when in controversial circumstances, Andover were relegated back to the Hampshire League. Following a period of rejuvenation the Club’s fortunes were restored at the end of 1997 season with promotion back to the Southern Premier League was achieved. Since then Andover have continued to perform well at the highest level. At the end of 1999 season Club cricket in Southern England was re-organised into three primary divisions: Gold, Silver, Bronze; when the Southern Premier League was born. The Hampshire League became four 'County' divisions, supplemented by ‘Regional’ divisions - East 1,2 & 3, West 1,2 & 3. Membership of the Southern League was offered to clubs based on achieving certain key accreditation criteria, including:- Established colts section Quality ground facilities and conditions Established colts section Andover were delighted to be invited to join the Gold Division and become a member of the top ten elite clubs in Central Southern England.

the Sports Academy is designed with the following aims: - to provide opportunities to try various main and minority sports to provide top quality coaching for talented athletes be used as a method of talent identification to use sporting idols to encourage participation to build links with local clubs and ensure sustainability to create and develop new clubs to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to inform children of the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse and promote community safety to promote healthy lifestyles through advice on exercise and nutrition to develop confidence, self esteem and promote respect through participation in sport to use sport as a tool in partnership with D&G Constabulary with the prevention of crime to overcome barriers towards social exclusion by providing free transport and offering reduced or subsidised session prices to work in partnership – e.g. local, regional & national organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors.

Appledore Pilot Gig Club - based in Appledore, North Devon. We raec Cornish Pilot Gig's. For more information visit our website.