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James Collins is to leave his role as the boss of Isthmian South East side Herne Bay in a surprise move this summer.
Canterbury coach Matt Corker doesn’t expect relegated Colchester to be pushovers as they end their National League 2 East season on Saturday.
Teenager Jack Lead is continuing to flourish - as he prepares to compete in an international karting event next month.
Women’s captain Megan Belt is out to achieve Tier 2 success at Kent - and prove a point to England Cricket Board’s hierarchy.
It proved a fitting end of an era at Canterbury Rugby Club as they secured a fourth-placed finish with a home win.
Head coach Adam Hollioake has praised Kent opener Ben Compton.
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Boss Jake Leberl expects Dover’s eagerly-anticipated derby to be a tight affair.
Defender Frankie Smith made a welcome Herne Bay return as they secured their Isthmian South East status for next season with a home win.
Margate’s Ben Greenhalgh feels fans in the area deserve a big Thanet derby - and admits the onus is on his team to ensure it remains next season.
Deal’s weekend defeat helped show the levels the Hoops need to look to reach next season, according to top scorer Tom Chapman.
New Folkestone manager Jay Saunders will find himself in a unique position for his side’s final home Isthmian Premier fixture this season.
Batsman Tawanda Muyeye reckons playing County Championship Division 2 cricket will help Kent grow as a side - but is refusing to get carried away.
Faversham Town boss Tommy Warrilow has hailed their title-winning season as one of the best achievements of his managerial career.
Luke Baptiste has one more target he wants to hit after reaching the 20-goal mark for Dover during the 2024/25 campaign.
Head coach Adam Hollioake reckons it’s only a matter of time before “world-class” Kent batsman Zak Crawley starts scoring centuries again.
Lucy Arman insists Kent Women will be proud if any of their players leave to become professionals - but hopes to re-sign them down the line.
A sublime partnership between Tawanda Muyeye and Ben Compton helped Kent to a second straight County Championship Division 2 win over Middlesex.
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Manager Jake Leberl felt there were lessons to learn from promotion-chasing Dover’s Isthmian Premier home win over relegation-threatened Hendon.
Promotion-chasing Dover earned a fourth straight Isthmian Premier victory as they saw off struggling Hendon.
Cricketers have been celebrating after they enjoyed national success at Lord’s at the weekend.
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