Three members of Ashford Karate Jutsu Kai won trophies at the BKK British Open.

Relive the sporting highlights of the last 12 months - 2023 was another action-packed year!

History-making Vanessa Webb has completed a unique tennis double.

Kent Tigers Basketball Club are set to relaunch at The Leigh Academy in Dartford this January.

Robert Caswell has laughed off “fake injury” claims after a new date for his title showdown with Michael Webber-Kane was agreed.

Dover’s Ross Smith has progressed to the Third Round of this year’s PDC World Championship – but accepted performing nowhere near his best.

North School Lions’ sharp shooters were pushed all the way as they edged Sevenoaks School in their basketball Christmas Invitational Tournament.

Ben Jelf wrapped up his first full UIM F1H2O World Championship powerboats campaign with a top-10 finish.

The sport of handball has made a comeback in Ashford.

A former Sittingbourne schoolgirl is to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.

Sam Noakes is confident of facing fellow unbeaten rival Mark Chamberlain in a big fight next year.

Veteran weightlifter John Merner knew he had only one chance to set a world record in his latest competition.

Moses Itauma has titles on his mind after ending his first year in professional boxing with a ruthless stoppage victory.

Canterbury’s Jasper Cooper starred against the world’s best septuagenarians in Mallorca at the World Tennis Championships this year.

A football club which has been working on developing plans for a sports facility for more than four years has finally been given the green light.

Moses Itauma is back in action on Friday night - just weeks after impressing in front of a star-studded crowd in Riyadh.

Sam Noakes wants to make up for lost time as he returns to the ring after an eight-month absence.

Downs Sailing Club’s Chris Shelton met Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal when collecting a top RYA grassroots award in London.

Bromley fencing star Amelie Tsang has been selected from around 1,000 prospects to make the shortlist for SportsAid’s One-to-Watch Award.

Charlie Hickford produced a dominant display to clinch a win on his professional boxing debut at York Hall.