22 JUNE – Chapeltown RBL charity match raises over £2000 – Chapeltown RBL held a charity match with the current team taking on a Chapeltown RBL Legends side, managed by Ben Palmer. The game was in order to raise funds for Cancer Research UK, with a target to reach £500. They have so far raised over £2,000 and the link for the Just Giving page is here https://justgiving.com/fundraising/Chapeltown-Rbl-legends The final score was 5-3 to the current Legion team, in a well competed game. The players are pictured right.

9 JUNE – Referee Tom Bramall appointed to the Premier League – Sheffield referee Tom Bramall has just been appointed to the Premier League list of referees. Tom began his adult refereeing career on 2 September 2007 as a 17 year old with a Blades Super Draw League Division One game between Park & Arbourthorne and Devonshire and it was obvious even at that early stage he would go on to have a terrific career as a referee. He regularly refereed games in the League and refereed our League Cup Final at Bramall Lane in 2013 (pictured left). After regularly taking games in the Championship during the 21-22 season, he also took charge of the League One play-off semi-final between MK Dons and Wycombe Wanderers and was awarded the FA Trophy Final between Bromley and Wrexham at Wembley Stadium.  Well done Tom - it's good to see one of our lads reach the very top.Chapeltown RBL held a charity match with the current team taking on a Chapeltown RBL Legends side, managed by Ben Palmer. The game was in order to raise funds for Cancer Research UK, with a target to reach £500. They have so far raised over £2,000 and the link for the Just Giving page is here https://justgiving.com/fundraising/Chapeltown-Rbl-legends The final score was 5-3 to the current Legion team, in a well competed game.

5 JUNE – Clubs to confirm their details and pay League Fees, and date of AGM – As we look forward to the 2022-23 season we will be holding our AGM back at Bramall Lane on Monday 27 June, in the International Suite on the John Street side of the ground. It will commence at 7 pm.

Prior to the AGM all clubs are required to confirm that the details currently shown in the Clubs section of the website are correct, or tell me which parts need to be changed. You MUST do this no later than 24 June.

We have once again kept the Annual League Fee at £80 and it is now more than ten years since it was increased. We would like you to pay this before, or at, the AGM. Any cheques must be made payable to BLADES SUPER DRAW SUNDAY SPORTS LEAGUE. Any payments before the AGM must be sent to the League Treasurer at the following address. New clubs must also pay the £100 bond.

David Bates, 7 Blackdown Close, Sheffield, S20 7NF

If you want to pay by cash you can do so at the AGM, but if you want to pay by any other method you must agree this with the Treasurer at the AGM, but please note that you will not be given any fixtures until it is paid. Some of the new teams are shown on the website, but the existing clubs are still shown in the divisions they were in last season. The eventual formation of the divisions will be decided when we have had replies from everyone and received any further applications.

19 MAY – Chris Belshaw tops the Goalscoring table – After all games have been completed, Division One Colley's Chris Belshaw (pictured left) is the League's Leading Scorer with 25 goals. The CBC Premier's top scorer is Stannington Village's Jack Haslam with 15 goals and Division Two's top marksman is Daniel Beech with 10 goals.

19 MAY – Season completed – All games have now been completed and the final League table is now shown. It shows which teams are promoted automatically.

15 MAY – CBC PREMIER – Pheasant climb a place as Handsworth bow out with defeat – Wadsley Bbridge Pheasant climbed to 9th in the table after beating Handsworth Everest Inn 5-1 in Handsworth's final game. Afer Jordan Stocks had seen his early penalty saved by the Handsworth keeper, an own goal gave Pheasant the lead and soon after Connor Platts doubled it. Carlton Carty made it three before half-time with his sixth of the season and after the break bith Platts and Carty added to their tally before Liam Greenfiwld scored a late consolation for Everest.

10 MAY – CBC PREMIER – Joker take the title after Pheasant 'No-show' – The CBC Premier title finally went Joker Wickersley Youth's way after Wadsley Bridge Pheasant was unable to field a team to play their game against them. This meant that Joker Wickersley Youth was awarded a 3-0 victory and with it the title. Obviously this was not the way that the League wanted the title to be decided and neither Pheasant nor Joker wanted it to end this way, but injuries meant Pheasant just couldn't get enough players for the game. The trophy was awarded to Joker Wickersley Youth CC at their Wickersley Old Village Cricket Club home. Pheasnt will now finish in the bottom three, although with 2 games still to play they could still climb one place to 9th. They are scheduled to play one of those games at Handsworth Everest Inn on Sunday 15 May and their final game against Royal Earl is provisionally set for Thursday 19 May.

8 MAY – CBC PREMIER – Stannington end their season on top, but now must wait for Joker – A Shaun Flynn (pictured right) double helped Stannington Village complete their season with a victory over Wadsley Bridge Pheasant that put them on top of the table, but they now have to wait to see if Pheasant can stop Joker Wickersley winning their final game of the season on Tuesday. Victory for Joker Wickersley would see them take the title for the first time, but anything less would see Stannington crowned Champions for a record 7th time.

8 MAY – DIVISION 1 – Matt's last gasp finish wins the title for Inter – Matt Darlow scored with virtually the last touch of the game to give FC Inter the victory at Sheffield Sixs that Inter needed to add the Division One title to the Sunday Junior Cup they won in April. If Darlow hadn't scored that late winner the title would have gone to Boynton Sports after they completed their away games with victory at Eckington. Todd Guest scored twice as Southey Social secured their Division One status with victory over a Cotts FC that now look doomed to the drop. Intake Old Boys more or less made their place safe as two Elliott Coles strikes helped them to victory at already relegated Wadsley Jack Athletic.

6 MAY – LEAGUE TWENTYTWO CUP – Lee-Green strike gives Joker Wickersley the Cup – This season’s League Twentytwo Cup Final played at Sheffield FC’s stadium at Dronfield saw Royal Earl lose their grip on the trophy when a late Kris Lee-Green (pictured right) deflected shot won the cup for Joker Wickersley Youth CC. See Latest News for more pictures from the game.