Keep updated with the latest sports news from across East Sussex
Lewes conceded in the 94th minute to lose 3-2 against Potters Bar Town, with The Rooks coming from behind twice to level the match, and with chances to secure the win late in the match, with Lewes now dropping to twelveth in the league.
Elsewhere, Crowborough Athletic put in a commanding performance in their 4-0 win away against Horsham YMCA, with Harry Forster bagging a hat trick in his 100th appearance for The Crows, as AFC Uckfield Town saw their tie with Infinity postponed, while Jarvis Brook secured all three points by beating Worthing Town 2-1.
In the Mid Sussex Leagues, Rotherfield secured a strong 5-1 win against Holland Sports, while Barcombe were unable to complete their comeback as they lost 4-3 against Nutfield Saturday.
Lastly in the men’s, Nutley put in an impressive performance by holding their divisions inform side Rotherfield 2nd’s to a 2-2 draw, as Newick exited the Tester Cup on penalties, drawing 2-2 with Ringmer AFC 4th’s in regular time, before losing the shootout 4-3.
In women’s football, Lewes shared a point with a strong Ipswich side as they drew 1-1, with Lucy Connolly-Brame scoring her first goal for The Rooks to level the scoreline in the second half.
Now to the men’s rugby, Heathfield & Waldron saw their clash with Ashford called off, while Uckfield were awarded a walkover due to Lewes being unable to field a team, with Crowborough managing a dominant 36-0 win against an inform Sevenoaks 2nd’s side as they now move into fourth.
Finally in women’s rugby, Heathfield & Waldron secured a close 15-7 win against Canterbury that saw them move to the top of the standings, while Uckfield secured an important 31-12 victory against Crawley that means they rise from the bottom of their league.
Green Shoots Upcycled Fashion Show
Barber Jailed For Scissor Attack
Former Hove Scout Leader Jailed For Dozens Of Child Sex Offences
Bexhill Man Jailed For Assault On Ambulance Worker
Brighton's I360 Has A New Owner
Man Jailed For Rape And Sexual Offences
Advice For Businesses On New Recycling Requirements
