Though most known for voicing his opinion on all things Liverpool FC, Sam Walker is just as passionate about cricket as he is football – and it’s all thanks to his dad. Sam can often be found talking about his beloved Liverpool on YouTube channel The Redmen TV, as well as Twitter, but what you […]
How to Get Better at Netball
Whether you are an elite or amateur player, the desire to get better at netball is always there – regardless of how long you have been playing. While there is no silver bullet to suddenly becoming a better netball player overnight, there are good habits that you can pick up to help you see noticeable […]
England Set for World Cup Rematch Five Years in the Making
England reached the final of the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup by defeating Wales 125-22, setting up a rematch of 2017’s final with France. England and France will go head-to-head on Friday evening at Manchester Central for what will be a third successive World Cup final between the two nations. France have narrowly won both […]
Kenna: “Nerve-Racking” Playing in Front of Ronnie O’Sullivan
Rebecca Kenna is one of the leading names on the Women’s World Snooker Tour (WWST) and reached the final of the World Mixed Doubles with Mark Selby…but she admitted that playing in front of Ronnie O’Sullivan was a “nerve-wracking” experience. Kenna, 33, is ranked number four in the world on the WWST and has had […]
England Handball Announces Historic Broadcast Deal
Fans will be able to stream top-flight English handball for the first time after England Handball announced a new history-making broadcast deal for the 2022/23 season with Live Sport Now. Throughout the 2022/23 season, one game each per month from the men’s and women’s Premer League will be selected for broadcast across England Handball’s social […]
Erewash Bronze Medallist Wants to Give Back
Teenage gymnast Charlotte Notley spoke to Fen Regis Trophies about her goal to coach her display team after winning bronze at this year’s EuroGym in Switzerland. Aged 18, Charlotte has been involved in gymnastics since the age of two, becoming enamoured with the sport from watching the Commonwealth and Olympic Games with her father on […]
Three Boxing Footwork Drills with an Agility Ladder
There has never been a great boxer with poor footwork, which is why it is important to make sure that yours (or any fighter you are training) is flawless. An agility ladder is a fantastic addition to your training arsenal as it can be used for a multitude of drills, three of which we will […]
What is it Like Being a Grassroots Referee?
With no referee, there is no game, and often the importance of a referee is overlooked. Fen Regis Trophies spoke with three grassroots football referees about their experiences, why they became referees and what advice they would give to anyone considering becoming one. Stuart Craig, Stuart Cave, and Grant Moody have more than 60 years […]
What is the Hammer in Curling?
Curling is one of the most popular winter sports in the UK, especially in Scotland, and enjoys a loyal following, though more casual fans struggle with some of the sport’s terminology. When watching a game of curling unfold on television, the commentator will often talk about one side having the hammer. To have the hammer […]
The Most Inclusive World Cup Ever
St James’ Park played host to the opening game of the men’s Rugby League World Cup as England hammered Samoa 60-6, with the women’s and wheelchair tournaments still to kick off. The Rugby League World Cup, taking place a year late due to Covid, is the most inclusive of its kind with men, women and […]