The latest sports results from across our area
Eastbourne Borough fell to a narrow 3-2 defeat at home against Totton, while Lewes drew 1-1 with Wingate & Finchley to confirm their survival, as Crowborough Athletic secured a tight 2-1 versus Sheppey United.
In the Southern Combinations, AFC Uckfield Town lost 2-1 to Dorking Wanderers 2nd’s, while Jarvis Brook managed a hugely impressive 3-0 win against league winning Goldaming Town
Over to the Mid Sussex Leagues, Rotherfield fell to a 3-1 defeat versus Holland Sports, as Buxted lost 4-2 against Eastbourne Athletic, while Nutley suffered a 3-1 loss to AFC Hurst, with Newick beating the Cuckfield Rangers Development 3-0.
In the cups, Barcombe exited the Somerville Cup after a heavy 5-1 defeat by BN Dons Saturday, while Ridgewood progressed to the semi finals of the Stratford Cup by beating Crawley United 3-1.
Lastly in the mens, Hartfield lost 3-0 to second placed Keymer & Hassocks, as Plumpton Athletic earned a commanding 5-1 win against Welcroft Park Rangers 2nd’s to move into eighth.
While in womens football, Lewes defeated third in the league Bournemouth 2-0, as The Rooks finish their fixtures at the Dripping Pan this season with seven wins on the bounce.
Finally in the men’s rugby, Heathfield & Waldron came out on top in their clash with Crowborough, narrowly winning 38-36, while Uckfield secured a dominant 64-14 victory against Shoreham 2nd’s to close out their season where they finish in third.
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