Gravesend gymnast Georgia-Mae Fenton won her maiden European individual medal in Rimini - before following up with more GB team success.

Maidstone’s James Hall has enjoyed yet more success on the international stage - this time at the European Artistic Championships in Italy.

Ditton’s Barry Hawkins is the latest casualty as the top-16 seeds continue to fall at the World Snooker Championship.

The man Sam Noakes beat to win the European title has told him to go out and become world champion.

Gravesham Tennis Club’s new head coach comes with award-winning credentials.

Ditton’s Barry Hawkins is back at the Crucible and as hungry as ever for World Championship success.

Maidstone boxer Sam Noakes is the new European lightweight champion - taking his tally of belts to five.

Sam Noakes is looking for a statement victory when he fights for the vacant European title tonight.

History-making Sevenoaks swimmer Eva Okaro will hope to go to great lengths in Paris this summer.

Weald TT Club’s Diccon Gray has added a doubles title to recent county glory.

Maxime Carolan’s volleyball exploits have been recognised with an award named after fellow Gravesend Grammar School high achiever Fikayo Tomori.

Maidstone’s super-bantamweight champion Dennis McCann isn’t just dreaming about world titles - he’s keen to put on a show for the locals this summer.

An under-pressure sports club is spending big in an attempt to attract new members.

Dismayed tennis players discovered they must stump up cash to use previously free courts following a quarter of a million pound revamp.

A cheerleading team from Chatham will be representing the UK in the Allstar World Championship.

Holcombe Women are through to the final of the England Hockey Tier One Championship - but the season’s over for the men’s team.

Holcombe Men face a crucial final pool match against the league champions this weekend while the women play for a cup final spot.

Boxer Dennis McCann is set to fight for the European title this summer.

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

Four pool players from Sheppey were part of the Kent under-18 squad now celebrating back-to-back national titles.