Crawley Town FC captain, Ben Gladwin, says everyone at the club is
looking forward to next season.

Speaking after their last game of the campaign against Swindon, the
midfielder said the whole team feels they are only just getting started.

Despite the 2-1 loss the Reds managed to avoid relegation following a string of recent good results.

Manager Scott Lindsey praised the fans for their support throughout the season saying they were like no other fans and it was them who entertained the team.

You can watch the full interview below.

https://www.crawleytownfc.com/news/2023/may/swindon-town-reaction–scott-lindsey–ben-gladwin/

Worn-out tennis courts have been given a new lase of life and will soon be opened to the public once more.

The courts at Ifield tennis club have been resurfaced and painted following months of fundraising.

The club will be hosting an open day on Saturday 13^th May where the Mayor of Crawley Councillor Jilly Hart will cut a ceremonial ribbon to officially declare the courts open.

Everyone is invited to attend on the day when the courts will be available from 11.30 to 4pm where you can play for free.

Jack Powell been awarded Crawley Town FC’s player of the season.

Voted for by the fans the midfielder impressed over 44 games scoring four goals and assisting five.

Ashley Nadesan won players’ player of the season while Harry Ransom took young player of the season.

A list of all winners can be found here:
https://www.crawleytownfc.com/news/2023/may/end-of-season-award-winners-202223/

Sussex Cricketer, wicketkeeper-batsman Oli Carter, has picked up four awards last week at the Newcastle City Cricket Club at their end of season presentation night.

Oli spent his winter playing Club Cricket for Newcastle City where his performances led to him being awarded the Newcastle District
Cricket Association Player of the Year award and last week he was
recognised by his peers at the Club’s awards night.

Oli won the Players’ Player, Wicketkeeping Award (most dismissals),
Player of the Year and Most Runs in Grade awards. His highest score of the campaign (96) came against Wallsend, the eventual winners of the 1st grade competition.