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SOME of the borough’s brightest young athletes stepped back into the limelight when they were honoured during a special awards ceremony at the Talacre sports centre in Kentish Town. 

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CAMDEN Swiss Cottage Masters took part in the Barnet Copthall distance meet at the weekend and came away with a mighty medal haul, writes Steve Barnett. 

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WHEN it comes to winning trophies in double-quick time, speedster Rio Carasco has really got his skates on. 

THE new Premier League season is approaching fast, and yet my excitement is dwindling. 

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WITH eight weeks to go before one of the biggest youth football leagues in London returns to action there is just one question remaining: who will be running it? 

THERE are some stirring human achievements – usually detailed through history as the achievements of ‘Man’ as if Rosa Parks or Emmeline Pankhurst or Natalie Imbruglia or Lara Crof

HIGH-SCORING Hampstead were unlucky not to take something from their testing game against league leaders Ealing on Saturday. 

NORTH Middlesex overcame a modest total of 183 to secure their third win of the season on Saturday with a 59-run victory over Hornsey. 

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YOUNGSTERS from across Camden relished their latest sporting challenge as they got the chance to compete in a series of thrilling rounders tournaments. 

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AN agonising penalty shoot-out defeat by France sent England crashing out of the Women’s World Cup on Saturday in a game watched by more than 3.3 million viewers.

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THERE was double delight for players from Isledon Wolves Football Club this week when they added two more trophy to their already packed cabinet. 

PLAYERS from Kentish Town FC return to action on Saturday when they step out at Barnet Copthall Stadium for a special charity match. 

ST PANCRAS are looking for new players for the Under-10s side to help them defend their Camden and Islington Youth League title. 

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TWO emerging young footballers are relishing the chance to join forces once again after being reunited by Championship side Nottingham Forest. 

SO, when England and France was decided on penalties in the Women’s World Cup on Saturday night, what do you think their male counterparts were thinking?