Sam Ward has unfinished business with speedway - and new side Kent Kings should reap the benefits.

Quested returned to the top of the Premier Division table on goal difference with two games left to play.

Adisham’s Will Ovenden gave the locals two wins to cheer and there were other impressive displays at Lydden Hill’s Easter rallyfest.

Key man Chris Harris has made a timely return from injury as Sittingbourne gear up for the Isthmian South East play-offs.

Ashford trainer Elizabeth McNair made sure of the £12,500 prize money up for grabs with a Kent Plate one-two.

There were just a handful of games - but no shortage of excitement - in the Medway Area Sunday League over the Easter weekend.

Margate extended their unbeaten Isthmian Premier run in their battle against relegation to three matches as they drew at home to Cray Wanderers.

Ashford’s Elizabeth McNair has four runners in the £12,500 Kent Plate Grand Final - but former Central Park trainer Maxine Locke is also eyeing glory.

Ryan Maxwell would love to see Sittingbourne fans break the 400 barrier on Good Friday.

Chatham Town SR took over at the top of the Premier Division following a 7-0 win over Cuxton 1991.

Debutant Destiny Oladipo was sent off after five minutes as Margate’s Isthmian Premier relegation worries deepened despite ending their losing run.

The Isthmian South East play-offs are looking like the likely destination for Sittingbourne - and boss Ryan Maxwell wants to make sure they’re ready.

Ashford trainer Elizabeth McNair won five of the opening-round heats in the Arena Racing Company Kent Plate at Central Park.

Promoter Steve Ribbons is calling for speedway fans across the south east to make Kent Kings their port of call - regardless of past loyalties.

Division 4 leaders AEI Sports Sundays hit 15 goals without reply on Sunday.

An official running the line during a youth match was subjected to a torrent of foul-mouth abuse by a watching dad.

Category 1 greyhound racing is back at Sittingbourne’s Central Park - with several home hopes eyeing a £12,500 jackpot.

Ryan Maxwell made an exception to the rules as Sittingbourne striker Danny Parish turned on the style against his old club.

Ben Clifton is the new team manager for the returning Kent Kings - and another key role has also been filled ahead of the new speedway season.

There was another twist in the Division 1 title race as Springhead Park regained top spot.