11 MAY - Spartans win the Championship - The Spartans have won the South Yorkshire Ability Counts 5-a-side Championship. They were unbeaten all season to take their first trophy since joining the League 7 years ago.

11 MAY - Dave on the mend - The Handsworth Old Crown skipper Dave Haggerty (left) injured in last night's final at Bramall Lane was released from hospital in the early hours of Friday morning and now awaits a meeting with a specialist to decide if surgery is needed on his cheekbone. Everyone is thankful that he is back home and we wish him a speedy recovery - good luck Dave.

10 MAY - LEAGUE TWENTYTWO CUP FINAL - Pheasant take the Crown from Handsworth, but we wish Dave well - In front of a Bramall Lane crowd of 500, the 2018 Super Draw Sunday Sports League twentytwo Cup final saw Wadsley Bridge Pheasnat become two-time winners of the trophy with a 2-0 win over last season’s winners Handsworth Old Crown. Goals either side of half time from Jordan Turner and Josh Statham saw Pheasant lift the trophy for a second time. The game was marred though by a serious injury to Handsworth skipper Dave Haggerty when a team mate accidentally kicked his head as both players went to clear the ball.

CBC PREMIER - Stannington take the title - but only just, while Redmires push Civil nearer the edge - Stannington Village (left) landed the title for a second consecutive season when they came from behind three times before winning a nine goal thriller against Peniston Church. Civil Sports A's chances of avoiding the drop took another tumble with defeat at Redmires.

DIVISION 1 - Oughtibridge's late, late show sees them take the title - Oughtibridge WM (right) took the Division One title in a late explosion of goals at title rivals Chapeltown RBL. Only victory would give Oughtibridge the title and they led through a Danny Booth goal going into the final minute, but a penalty award saw Chapeltown equalise. Three minutes into added time Ross Brown headed 'Bridge back in front only for Chapeltown to go straight down the pitch and level a second time. At this point it looked like the title was heading to Norton Sportsman, but this time it was Oughtibridge's turn to go straight down the pitch and with just seconds remaining Brown scored his second header to give the title to Oughtibridge, leaving Sportsman in second and Chapeltown in third. All three are promoted to the CBC Premier next season.

DIVISION 2 - Whites leave Chantrey in a State - Danny State took his season's tally to 19 with a magnificent seven goals as Mosborough Whites kept up their chase for a fourth place finish with a 10-0 victory over Woodseats Chantrey.

6 MAY - CBC PREMIER - Dan's the man to put Stannington back in charge of the title race - Stannington Village now look favourites to retain the CBC Premier title after Dan Green put them on their way to a narrow victory over their last remaining challengers Wadsley Bridge Pheasant. Wickersley Youth's hopes of a Runners-up finish were ended when they could only draw at Handsworth Old Crown - a game that saw Crown manager Lee Machin (right) score on a very rare appearance.

DIVISION 1 - Ross rushes back to help Oughtibridge to a record - Oughtibridge WM's Ross Brown rushed back from Whitby to score twice in the victory at Cotts that put them back on top of Division One and to a record 116 goals for the season so far. Ash Burbeary (left) netted a double hat-trick as Chapeltown RBL improved their goal difference with a big win over Civil Sports B to stay third, just a point behind Oughtibridge and level with second place Norton Sportsman. The title will be decided in midweek, when Chapeltown entertain Oughtibridge. If there is a winner, they will be crowned champions, but if they draw and Norton Sportsman beat Cotts, Norton will be champions. All three will be promoted whatever the outcome.

DIVISION 2 - Mosborough Reds look to secure fourth - Mosborough Reds defeated Boynton Sports to go fourth and now the only tesm that can overtake them is Mosborough Whites, which should make for an interesting game when they meet later this month.